Well that's very kind Andrew - it's growing veeeery slowly, but every person who views a film I've made feels like a friend well made. Besides right now I have a chance to answer every comment made. Hope you're well?
Hi Rahul, I give a little run down of lenses at about 7.25 in the film... but for pretty much ALL the vlogging part - it would have been the 10-24mm lens. It's not the fastest lens out there, and boy, do I wish there was a 2.8 version of it, but it's so good for general scene filming.
Fantastic Neale! LOVED the tepanyaki restaurant footage - couldn't wipe the smile off my face. So happy you got to enjoy your trip to Australia but disappointed we weren't able to meet up - looks like you and the whole family had a terrific time. Some great life (and photography) lessons you shared too. :)
Yeh, would love to have met up, and it was a real shame our paths didn't cross either in Australia or the UK... but you can be sure of one thing... I am coming back to your lovely country as soon as I get a chance - and we are going for that cycle ride and beer! We had a great time and I was honestly really melancholic as I made my parting ferry trip across the bay before we flew home. There's a feeling that's hard to describe in that city, there really is. It felt like home. Viewing through tourist eyes is of course a different experience, but I can totally understand how my friends who have lived or live there, subscribe to its way of life. Thanks for the comment Andrew and sub.
Another visit and a bike ride sound perfect to me. I know that feeling of leaving a great place after a terrific holiday and it's nice to hear Australia made you feel that way. You're right too, it is a special place, I feel very lucky to be able to call it home. Looking forward to seeing more videos and catching up at some stage.
Amazing. What a brilliant adventure. Thanks for taking us along for the ride.
Kevin Mullins indeed. Lovely movie and beautifully put together as always.
You deserve many more subscribers 👍🏻
Well that's very kind Andrew - it's growing veeeery slowly, but every person who views a film I've made feels like a friend well made. Besides right now I have a chance to answer every comment made. Hope you're well?
Catching practice for you Mr James! Great video mate.
I think so..... I panic when something comes shooting towards me!
Neale James Bit like the England Cricket team then! Great to see how well the XT2 works with the 10-24mm, gimbal free.
such a nice color work bro!!! keep doing that pls
Thanks for that. Joy to be in that country... I'm sure that inspired the colour work!!!!
If Kevin likes ya then thats good enough for me... a new subscriber
Which lens you use for this video??
Hi Rahul, I give a little run down of lenses at about 7.25 in the film... but for pretty much ALL the vlogging part - it would have been the 10-24mm lens. It's not the fastest lens out there, and boy, do I wish there was a 2.8 version of it, but it's so good for general scene filming.
This is camera is amazing sir
Reached here through Kevin’s. Enjoyed this very much and subscribed.
Great video as always! G’day 📸
Brilliant - thanks for sharing! I've also been contemplating an XT2 for a family camera
Go for the XT3 I say now... you'll have some super new options for filming, and there's new tech in terms of sensor etc as you've no doubt read ;-)
Fantastic Neale! LOVED the tepanyaki restaurant footage - couldn't wipe the smile off my face.
So happy you got to enjoy your trip to Australia but disappointed we weren't able to meet up - looks like you and the whole family had a terrific time. Some great life (and photography) lessons you shared too. :)
Yeh, would love to have met up, and it was a real shame our paths didn't cross either in Australia or the UK... but you can be sure of one thing... I am coming back to your lovely country as soon as I get a chance - and we are going for that cycle ride and beer! We had a great time and I was honestly really melancholic as I made my parting ferry trip across the bay before we flew home. There's a feeling that's hard to describe in that city, there really is. It felt like home. Viewing through tourist eyes is of course a different experience, but I can totally understand how my friends who have lived or live there, subscribe to its way of life. Thanks for the comment Andrew and sub.
Another visit and a bike ride sound perfect to me. I know that feeling of leaving a great place after a terrific holiday and it's nice to hear Australia made you feel that way. You're right too, it is a special place, I feel very lucky to be able to call it home. Looking forward to seeing more videos and catching up at some stage.
A new subscriber here Mr James, loving your videos and wow, what a voice - have you ever thought of doing radio? ;-)
Ha. Maybe one day. ;-)
Great stuff. Will be happy to follow. Kevin is right :-)
Thanks Gos... its a small growing thing... gradually gradually..... :-)
Please do. Good natural organic growth. That good :-)
i m little against food wastage but I love you :) :)
You're completely right about food wastage! But I'm glad you found the video entertaining. Thanks for the kind comment.