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Thank you so much! I use a Peak Design strap, which is a bit pricey but extremely durable and high quality. The metal components are called strap lugs. Unfortunately, they are a must, due to Canons "innovation". You could try searching for 'Canon EOS M lugs,' but the original ones are quite hard to find. Alternatively, you can ask in the Facebook community if anyone is selling them. Its the MLV APP on EOS M group you should be looking for. If you find the group they will be very friendly and helpful. Or you could get a cheap half cage called CAMVATE tiny cinema camera cage kit for EOS-M. Then you could get 1/4" camera neck strap screw holders. They will fit on the cage. Hope this helps.

HELIOS 44-2/58mm lens EF mount. Tuned for filmmaking with metal follow focus gears and non clickable aperture ring. Bought from RetroFotoHouse-Global on ebay.

@@RobertRussell.Thanks a bunch an keep up the work, we love it.

All gear used is listed in the description. 25mm 7artisans.

It's a mighty great lens. A lot of character, but not for everyone.

Thanks for the constructive feedback. Although it's not emotional or a gripping narrative for you, it is for me. I'm with good friends at a beautiful place, and sometimes that's enough.

Thanks! It's the mighty Helios 44 with speedbooster.

​@@RobertRussell. It was my guess but i didn't get want to presume it was. Look forward to seeing more.

Thank you! Appreciate it.

Thanks, mate

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Thanks, Alex! Appreciate it! I almost touch upon all the settings within MLV app in RAW correction, processing, details and HSL. Export in apple proress 4444 with 3840x2160 resize. You could say that my main workflow is on site getting a nice image and scenery. That way it looks great untouched and unedited. Then when I bring it into MLV app I just enhance what is already there.

@@RobertRussell. That's good to know, thanks! Appreciate the reply

Thanks man! It's just a K&F Concept 72mm Variabel ND Filter.

Thanks! The winter part is the part that took the longest to make. It's a relief that it shows. We all have our favorite modes. I also like the 5.2k mode and 2.8k. I have yet to try the 3k mode.

I alway use ND filter (K&F ND2-ND400) outside. I rarely go above F5.6 in aperture. Therefore an ND filter is a must.

Thanks, man! Appreciate it! It wasn't really supposed to be anything. I was just out and about testing my new Helios 44. Glad to hear people like it though!

That's great! Good luck with your build 😎

SanDisk Extreme PRO - 200MB/s - 1TB

I always move the tripod. Unless it is impossible. If I ever switch modes its to the 2.8k mode.

Mode is 4.5k 1x3 on 1504x2538 - 16x9 - 14bit 22.250fps. Upscaled to 4k. I do apply some stabilisation in Davinci on almost all clips.

Thank you very much. Well, its a 12 year old camera, and with the magic lantern hack you get pink frames when its too bright. So I like to underexpose by 2 or 3 stops. Sometimes I get crushed shadows, but I would rather have that than pink frames.

@@RobertRussell. Pink frames? Are you sure your card is fast enough? I don't get pink drames at all

@@shueibdahir Absolutely. SanDisk Extreme Pro 200mb/s. It really depends how much you push it in post when you have really bright and really dark scenes.

Thanks! Right elbow on the armrests, extended neck strap and lens hood resting on the window. Using the kit lens 18-55mm it also has stabilisation.

High aperture and set the focus to where you are going to be in the frame. Practice makes perfect.

Thank you 🙏@@RobertRussell.

Thanks a lot! The EOS M has no in body stabilisation. You can however use the 18-55mm kit lens that has stabilisation. I mostly used the kit lens in this video and finished it off with stabilisation in Davinci.

Thank you very much! I have a friend who is a writer. We are talking about making something together.

@@RobertRussell.that's amazing we'll waiting for master peace, I have same camera and lens if you want any shot I'll send to you

@@himanshudubey24 Thanks, I'll keep that in mind 😎

There is rolling shutter. Very noticeable when panning fast in front of vertical lines. The rule of thumb is to pan no faster than a full image width every seven seconds. So I pan very slowly. I think it helps shooting wide aswell, but don't quote me on that. Also adjust your shutter speed to twice your frame rate.

K&F Concept 72mm Variable ND

Why, because you chased me with a piece of wood?

No, because the cat won't follow you, job done

@@markrussell6131 Never thought about that. Clever.

Thanks! Yes, Viltrox speedbooster.