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@@AKsherbear Thank you :) Merry Christmas to you as guys as well and happy new year!

Yeas I mean if you know your limitations and feel like you are not gonna shoot burst,I can still shoot with some speed but it does take a bit to write the files, so I mean with a fast spec card should be able to do ok. I don't know if you live in an area that you could rent one, but maybe rent one and go shoot some stuff you think might be close to shooting a wedding? See if you like it. I wouldn't hesitate to shoot it at a wedding personally but I also don't shoot a ton of burst. But pretty much like I say in ost comments it's up to your needs the camera can handle it for sure if you just not holding your finger down for minutes at a time.

Thank you Mike, yes a lot of it was buying the new building it was a lot this is our third time moving the Konica if we count it getting here. The blank Canvas is so true and when you are building out 1,300 more square feet upstairs its a good amount of work but when it's done it will be what we hoped it would be, getting there is the hard part it was a big step up for us which adds it's own stress! I'm excited to check out your shop tour video you just posted. I watched one of your older shop tours. I'm a geek like that it's been awhile but I remember watching it :) Thank you for commenting as well it's awesome talking to other like minded people :)

@ awesome. I’ve been following along with your journey, just haven’t commented. Looking forward to seeing how things start playing out at the new shop. Thanks for watching my video. Im the same type of print geek.

Thank you we have been in the new building since August but still not totally setup yet, def been a lot of work! So you bought a company have you worked in the industry before? Would love to hear how you got into taking over a shop :)

@@Motografy 😂 so glad i could help, hey at least you saw it when the prices went down cause the video cost me like 4000 to make 🤷‍♂️😂

Thank you it is slowly coming along, it's gonna look amazing when it is done!!

We will, we fell a little bit behind as we took some time off and went south to finish buying the stuff we need to finish off the build!!!

It has been great we got one this time down south too, but mini vans aren't cheap to rent anymore lol

Marshall is doing an amazing job so glad he is letting us film him and the process as well!

for sure but it’s coming along i got busy with the actual move and fell behind on the week 2 video so it should be our wednesday and they moved along.

Thanks man! It's been a busy 10 weeks for sure!

Thank you we are trying hard to do the best we can!

Which GFX bodies do you have and GF lenses?

Thanks Sarah, we are trying! Really appriciate the love and support!!!

Thank you :)

Thank you my wife designs them all and took a lot of time picking garments she loved!

@@northcreativedesign pretty cool, I love the artistic passion.

I think the questions you should probably ask yourself is, how are you gonna use final files? I you shooting real estate? Also the price of the body may be comparable but GFX lenses outside the kit lens is pretty expensive as well, you can get adapters for other lens sets, but you won't get medium format coverage. Also not sure if the kit lens would be wide enough, I'm not sure how wide you are shooting on your current system. But the kit lens might work. I guess the other thing is speed how fast you shooting your shots, if its a quick down and dirty get photos get out and get editing andf deliver to client that might not work the best for this system. IK'm not sure where you are located but if was me and I lived somewhere I could use a site like borrowlenses or whatever I would maybe test drive them, I think the R5 or maybe the R6 since it's cheaper might be better, but yes they both do video so, I'm not sure how you feel about them but the lenses are cheaper and you can get the r to rf mount pretty cheap as well. I'd personally say if you can test drive the system out then do that and just make sure it's right for you. I think you could acomplish what you wanted but if you need speed then it won't really be your cup of tea.

@@northcreativedesign Thank you for taking the time to reply. Unfortunately my country do not have the culture of providing lens/camera rental services. So it is quite difficult for me to try them on before deciding to jump into the system. The only way is to buy them, to try and if it doesn't work, then we sell it at some lost. So the camera system /lens that we buy has to be at least popular to remain its value better. Personally I like Fujifilm system... it makes me want to shoot with it even if it is for a job. My projects involve slowing down, carefully planned shots. Probably even manual focusing every shot. So focusing speed is not an issue. Anyway price is still a deciding factor... and if my "part time" job can keep up with the system im buying.

@@clivengu yea i don't get to rent stuff either island in Alaska might as well be a different country lol. I'd say if you can afford a body and lens, and you are not in fast pace requirement of the job, future proof yourself and get yourself a fuji medium format!

Thank you! We really try to involve the kids in everything we can with reason, trying to teach them good habits. We do love running our small little businesses and trying to share what we can, not always easy, but we try!!

when shooting in log mode most cameras have a base iso you should shoot on. For instance when shooting with a red the base iso should be 800 shooting raw you can change this, with say a sony fx 30 it’s either 800 or 2500 you can change the settings to a flexible iso. I’m not sure the ZV1 allows the same changing of iso. I don’t use it daily anymore.

Yea they kept pushing the meeting back I think was 3-4 pushbacks total...

Yes please do ask, i do plan on doing another video and i want to walk through more about the functions of the app and not just my review and thoughts on the app as a whole :)

haha it can be, or maybe I'm just always looking for some excuse to get more gear lol ;)

Well the R was released before this version. I'm not sure what the difference in specs are. I'm pretty sure the file size and image quality will be the exact same since it was like a half year or year difference in release dates? If you like range style types of cameras, then the R will definatly be down your ally. I think most the upgrade to the 50 sii is like better view finder, better auto focusing, ect. Don't quote me on that because I never compared the two when buying this one, but I do remember looking into the R after the fact a little and if my memory serves correct thats some of the differences. Also keep in mind is already over a half year old, and the camera is almost 2 years old now? Fuji has an event on the 20th I think and it could be possible a new version of the 50 comes out. I haven't heard rumors most the rumors are about the new X100v but it might be possible they announce a new 50 since a new 100 came out not to long ago. If it was me I'd probabably wait until after that event, and see if something is announced making the older cameras probably a little more cheaper :)

That’s in my camera bag for photos. This one is my video bag. I still have it still love shooting it!

@@northcreativedesign oh my mistake. your audio was a bit soft.

yea i’ll have to do a better job on bringing the levels higher on me next one :) Thanks for the feedback on that!

@@northcreativedesign in premiere pro you can set max peaks to 0 that solves the problem in most cases. audio isnt my strongpoint. gotta start on outdoor photo videos soon again. nature and of my trips.

I'm not good with words lol

AW thanks man, I enjoy watching your stuff! It all takes time and practice. Also I think no matter what stage you are in your journey it’s always good to find those inspirations!

@@northcreativedesign Absolutely! Keep up awesome work!

ohh that's awesome, yea I love this camera and I picked up the x100V over summer and love that thing as well it's nice to just have a small daily camera, feel like it keeps me off my phone as well lol. I wanted an XT5 but i just didn't want another set of lenses lol

You know if you are carrying a backpack it’s not that bad I don’t really find it to be heavy and more of a burden. I feel like it’s less heavy than my canon r5 with a battery and lens. Also heck yea SE Alaska represent! I need to get to Skagway it’s on my list.

@@northcreativedesign Darn it, I need to go check one out and see how it feels in the hand 💸😅

Thank me later lol, nah but for real if you get a chance to check on out let me know your thoughts. Do you have IG or something I could check out and follow you on I love seeing other SE Work.

Thank you I really appreciate that!

That’s awesome! Sorry for me delayed response. Yea i loved my Nikon and it looks like their Z Line of cameras are sick but i think they were just so slow to catch up that i moved on :/

I shoot everything on the drone at 50fps or whatever the max is for that I'm, using the same specs, what I do in resolve is I goto playback > render cache and change that to smart. it will pre render the clip will start red and turn blue as it renders, but be aware the is a folder on the Desktop that over time fills up and you have to empty. basically it's making a cache clip, you could also make proxies, and that works well to, for me I usually just render the cache and wait a bit. This also helps with final render as it is already pre-rendered, if that makes sense. Just know that you start doing coloring grading cutting it ect it will re render the clip. For exporting I usually just export at 4k and quicktime h.264 I have done pro ress 422 regular export at times but the files tend to be massive, and I don't feel like it adds to the quality of a YT video. Hope this helps let me know if you have any other questions :)

No problem both those film cameras are amazing I’m sure I still shoot film don’t get me wrong but I’m pretty selective now. I love this camera though and think it’s totally worth the investment! Good luck on your new journey :)

@@northcreativedesign Thank you, i just found out i can use my HASSELBLAD 80MM 2.8 Lens with this GFX by buying the H TO G Fuji adapter, I AM SUPER EXCITED now, lolol.

Ohh that's awesome, we seriously looked at the XT-5 but I ultimatly got an x100v as my non medium format camera. But I'm using it for more my daily photos it has replace my phone mostly. I need to program it for quick video switching then I think my phone would be replace totally. I didn't get the X-t5 only because I didn't want another set of lenses and wanted something with a small footprint. But as for the GFX 50sii it's an amazing camera obviously they just came out with the 100sii but I think for most people the 50 is more than you would ever need. I think your logic and resoning for the pairing of the two lenses makes total sense and hope you enjoy it. Yes I think cameras today will stand longer than others. I'm almost 2 years with this camera and it still works as its intended. :) Good luck on your journey!

@@northcreativedesign thank you for the long reply mate really appreciate your advice. I really wanted the xt5 as a Walkabout camera but it was so good that I started buying landscape lenses for it but I need the performance of a gfx camera for landscapes. Thanks and I followed the channel

That's Awesome!! I think you will be very happy with the decision!

Thank you 🙏 I really appreciate that!

Thanks man I’m trying to balance it i really wanna vlog and do unique things but the YT algorithm hates that’s lol feel like the reviews get the bigger views and watch hours. So i’m trying my best to have a good balance of things.