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really appreciate you saying this. i have high standards for my content and was hoping this wasn’t gonna be too boring. i do like this format too because ive gone on several trips this year that i can reflect back on as well. glad you enjoyed the photos too. thanks so much for checking out the video 🙏🏻

it’s a very pretty city. i was surprised at how hilly it is. we walked to the concert venue from our hotel and we were all winded by the time we got there lmao. thanks for watching!

is it possible to send the sweat rag to my home address? i am prepared to pay direct overnight shipping

@@VinceMcLennon thanks man!!

@@VocalVike i see you hustling on your channel too bro 🔥🔥 let’s get it

@@sethdemers i’m naming my firstborn after you

@@TahirAli-dj5qv i really need to upgrade my phone lol, i’m on the 13 pro. i also don’t love using my phone for video content even though the cameras on most new phones are awesome. in your case it may not be worth it to get the pocket 3 unless you know you’d use it a lot. and thanks for the kind words! the luts are for sale, i’ll drop a link! www.joelfamularo.com/colour-dji-fuji

@@TahirAli-dj5qv i have no connection to those luts by the way, other than the fact that i use them religiously. phantom luts have been a godsend for my FX6 and A7S3 footage, so i knew i had to get them for the pocket 3

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This is the camera I'm looking at powering now. I wanted to use the battery grip still. How are you connecting o the camera? Thank you.

@@boahandarrowsproductions4326 - I have the battery grip for my camera and I literally just use it now for charging the camera batteries. I connect my NP-F battery to my camera via dummy battery, so USB C from the Battery plate to a w126 dummy that takes the place of the regular battery. I wasn't keen on using the USB port on the camera for power since it's so stupidly fragile.

@@Bramleyhousemedia That's a good point on the USB powerside. Do you still get 30 minutes recording time with the dummy battery solution? I was also looking at the Tilta power side handle to power the camera.

@@boahandarrowsproductions4326 - Yeah, unfortunately that's a hard limit set in camera. From what I understand those limits are set by manufacturers because once you have a device that can record more than 30 minutes internally it becomes a video camera, and therefore is taxed differently. Having that recording limit allows them to keep the price down and differentiate between a mirrorless camera that happens to be able to record video and a full fledged cinema camera,

@@Bramleyhousemedia Thank you for the explanation. What I mean to say is, with Boost mode with the grip, you get 30 minutes of recording. Will the dummy battery default to the 15 minutes since it's not using the grip's Boost option?

@@rudyrivera2964 the canon G7X cameras aren’t bad either and offer similar performance if you did want to stick with canon. you lose the viewfinder though which is my favorite part of this camera. definitely worth checking the sony out either way!

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always appreciate your kind words! thanks for checking it out

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this is exactly how i feel! of course it doesn’t stack up to my full frame sony, but in several ways my full frame does not stack up to the rx100. i can’t put it in my pocket, take it into concerts/festivals, etc. the rx100 is so flexible and the image quality is remarkable for what it is. i’m excited about the future of tiny 4/3 cameras as well. thanks for the comment!

@@iammarkbauer thanks so much! the compression does not quite match. it isn’t a huge difference, but there definitely is a noticeable difference between what something like a 50mm 1.4 would give you on full frame vs APSC

dummy batteries can definitely cause issues sometimes, but as long as you are getting something from a reputable brand you should be fine. also make sure you are using the correct cables with the correct voltage. you should only run into issues if you are trying to use too much voltage into your power inputs

lol, south carolina! close enough

thanks for watching and commenting homie!!

appreciate you checking it out brother!

i hear you. the FX3 is the better choice anyway for several types of gigs. after having the FX6 for a year and a half or so now though, it is the best camera ive ever used by a mile. the body design and hand grip alone makes it miles better in my opinion, and it's something you really wont appreciate until you use it and really get a feel for it. i do not miss rigging out my A7S3 and i still dont rig it whenever i use it today other than adding a v-mount battery. hand grips and figuring out cables and everything on a mirrorless/FX3 type system is truly a pain for me and i never enjoyed it. i never had a rig i was happy with. the FX6 out of the box plus the tilta v-mount plate is ready to go for literally anything and it feels perfect (to me). the ND is another thing that you wont see the beauty in until you have it. it sounds stupid and pretentious but its true. i truly hate having to use the screw on filters on my A7S these days. i use my FX6 whenever possible bc the variable ND with zero color shifting is an actual Godsend. i wasn't planning on going this long with the reply lmao but i started thinking more as i wrote this. at the end of the day use whatever you are most efficient with and what you like using. i knew what i liked and didnt like about my setup and the FX6 answered most of the requests i had. it is a very badass workhorse of a camera that will run laps around literally anything else on the market as far as efficiency and all-around capability goes. i firmly believe that. does anyone need it though? of course not. the A7S3/FX3 are still 2 of the best cameras on the market in their bracket, and you get the same image as the FX6. we are all winning lol