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For this channel, I've only used the Sirui 35mm and Nanomorph 20mm lenses, which are both anamorphic without stabilization. I've tried handheld on the 35mm before and it's extremely difficult to get clean moving shots. Or, if I am able to achieve a decent clean shot, it takes more tries. There's just too much shake. So even holding it up without movement has considerable amount of shake. In a perfect world, I would be able to just bust out the camera with these lenses on a dime and get a shot I want, but in reality, I have to go to these locations already having the camera balanced on a gimbal (or utilize a tripod). Not ideal for being compact or avoiding attention and I'm not one to like being noticed that much, but I remind myself of the chance to get something different and interesting.

That's true! Instead of dropping a bunch of money for a console and games, you can use the spare change you have as a kid to play a few rounds of a bunch of different games at the arcade! Wow - Sunset Riders and Final Fight! Brings me back. We must be of the same generation.

Thanks so much! I'm happy with how it turned out.

It is definitely a very unique part of Osaka that will always stick with you!

It's gonna be epic! Have a blast!

Thanks dude! Sometimes I hold back on just going for it. I'm glad I finally came around and now have many memories that will forever stay with me.

Appreciate you following me on this ride! There's more coming soon. Very very soon. 😉

Thank you! Yes, it's worth multiple visits. I still want to go back there another time!

I have been told this from others. I will definitely look into it for the future. Your visuals are tremendous, by the way!

Thanks! I didn't even expect to go to a random place for coffee and capture any of it, but a rainy day that cancels your original plans can lead to other explorations. The place, like you said, just had a vibe and I wanted to see what I could put together. Also, it's another example of a track that helps further enhance the visuals. Even the little creaks kept in the recording of the track are so fitting.

No worries! Haha stone skipping is quite intriguing. We actually weren't going to do it due to some rain but it was light enough and it was fun to try. I hope I can do better next time!

Sukiyaki for the soul - incredible! Much appreciated! I shall keep making more. Thank you for finding the channel!

Haha that's so funny because there was a particular scene and action from one of them that I noticed while editing this and reminded me of Terrace House

Whoa thank you so much! Yeah, it was a last minute idea to use the old-school JRPG elements. I thought because it goes with a theme of an adventure, it would fit well in the series. Yes Japan has so many incredible sights and vibes that it just sparks this desire to keep filming. I didn't even expect to make so many parts while filming but it just seemed like something I should try. Your subscription is much appreciated! Keep your street photography passion going and I hope your transition to more video is a rewarding journey!

Thanks! The blue flares are thanks to anamorphic lenses. Some people don't like the flares because of how unnatural they can be for certain environments and how they can appear when they're not desired, but I lean more towards liking them than not. I actually don't know the reason as to why streaks happen with these lenses, but it is part of what makes them particularly cinematic - light streaks, wider aspect ratios (meaning wider field of view), and the tendency to have more oval bokehs. I think there's a few more differences that make the images different from standard type lenses. These lenses are probably not as useful for a lot of standard work, but for film-like experiments, they are a lot of fun.

⁠@@OllieOdyssey325 Thank you for the detailed response and explanation of anamorphic lenses. I like the flares. They’re adding to the storytelling in this series. 💙

@@SamanthaEarle If you're ever curious, you can research the different offerings where some have less pronounced flares and even different colors! Blues tend to give a modern/sci-fi feel, while something like orange can work well with a lot of natural light.

Thanks for checking out the videos! Yes yes will keep rolling out more!

I had the RS3 pointed up and tried to keep a constant panning motion!

@@OllieOdyssey325 that's a great tip! I'll be sure to remember it if ever I wanna recreate something similar in the future. thank you so much! 😄

You are amazing for getting through the whole series so far. The comments are much appreciated!

Thank you! I'm learning to make sure pacing and beats are attended to, while maintain a bit of unpredictability to keep it fresh.

With just raw visuals, they may be beautiful, but often don't carry much weight. Components like music can bring them to the next level.

Japan at night 🙌🏼

Woohoo welcome to my odyssey! Thanks!

Yes I look forward to seeing your Japan photos when you have them up!

So unexpected, I was sitting by the water to rest and the heron landed right in front and hung out for a bit.

@@OllieOdyssey325 Damn, that's definitely a once in a lifetime shot!

Much appreciated for checking this out. Definitely cool to see how the same place can be captured in many different ways!

@@OllieOdyssey325 Can't wait to watch more of your stuff!

Yeah I didn't think I'd really care for anamorphic but with its characteristics I find myself getting into a filmmaking mentality, so have been gravitating towards them a lot lately. I'm going to be trying out a Nanomorph soon (a wider lens because I found the 35mm to be quite difficult at times to get wide and steady shots). Haha and yes I started with bits of gaming elements and then eventually just tacked on a few more to keep with a style.

@@OllieOdyssey325 yeah, i can imagine just seeing that anamorphic look on my monitor, I'd be the same too! Can't wait to see what you shoot with the nanomorph. I'm looking forward to it! Cheers man!

It really is an incredible track! Sifting through a huge music library can be daunting but totally worth it when there's music that feels just right.

Thanks! This place was kind of a random excursion. Glad I got to check it out. Kyoto has a lot of beautiful sites. I wish I had more time to capture more during my stay, but I do plan on heading back there soon.

I'm so glad to hear you've been there as well! It definitely deserved more time.

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Sheesh I don't know what to say. Thanks so much!

YOU are amazing. Thank you for watching!

Groovy tune for sure!

Experimenting and learning as much as I can. Thanks!