I will repeat another viewers remarks, clear, no nonsense, straight to the point, respectful of our time. One of the best videos I’ve seen on this subject, learned a lot! Cheers mate!!
It's so refreshing to see a video like this on UA-cam devoid of any pretentiousness. Nothing I haven't heard before in terms of the individual tips but it's your presentation and your intelligent summary that makes it special. Very nicely done.
I love how in your videos you always mention that is more important the time and the efford that we put into the planing of the scenes and that sort of stuff. Filmaking is something that I really want to get into (althought i have participed in a few, I want to get more involved) and your videos never fail to inspire me. (Sorry if bad english, I'm from Venezuela)
I was thinking the same thing. I'm surprised it's the first time we've seen it in one of Simon's vids. Probably because he doesn't think twice about it!
Easily earned my subscription with this video. Clear... Concise... Simple... Articulate... Great tutorial. I'm going to employ these immediately. Thanks.
Yeah you've got a point but if you practice enough with gimbals then you don't have to worry about unnatural footage. Look at Krispy Media for reference
Krispy along with a lot of other people in the automotive photography scene use a gimbal. They're not really telling a story like most movie/film makers do so they don't have to worry about if natural footage or movement needs to play a roll. Its mostly just nice shots of nice cars.
Grizlack I know where you're coming from but I'm going to argue against it. I hate saying stuff like this but many automotive videographers put lots of practice into making their shots look at natural as possible, like in the way they walk and use rhythm to keep things as steady as possible.
I love you man! All your videos are helping me so much! I'm filming my very first commercial for a company, and I've been watching your vids non-stop! Thank you for all these videos!
In Marching Band we have a thing called "roll stepping". It definitely helps out while shooting!!! And lastly, what is that outer rim around your 24mm f/2.8 lens? I don't have that in mine.
+Chester Marc actually it's a step up ring. he probably has a lens with wider threads and doesn't want to have to buy the same filter twice to accommodate both lenses.
Everytime I watch one of your videos, I want to go make/study a film to make myself better. Thanks for the service my dude, the videos are greatly appreciated.
Skip the haters move to greatness. You ROCK! I would love to have you as a special guest to my podcast. Your voice alone is great! That and you're articulate! Thanks Simon!
hey simon, how do you get t3i to product such good results on 1080, Im not talking about light quality or contrast (we know you're good at that) but the image resolution quality itself
If the exposure and focus is on point, the T3i has something like an 18 Megapixel sensor, so it's a really nice image. (1080p is easily enough to get a crisp HD shot for most media.) I usually had to apply a bit of noise reduction on most of my shots tho. He certainly makes the most out of that camera. :)
I can really see you being one of the biggest youtuber. You have the best videos and certain things you discuss are out of the box and while some tips, you cant get anywhere else. Good and all the best.
As if your other favorite UA-camrs hadn't already? Plus fucking movies do it all the time. Breaking Bad probably the greatest show of all time used a car product placement to get more money to make the rest of his masterpiece. If he hadn't told us it would've honestly been all the same to me.
@DSLRguide Beautiful last word´s, I totally agree! After thinking about the next shot, never forget to listen to what your heart tells you before shooting!
I watched quiet a few of those now and I want to take the time to say: Thanks man! Very helpful tips and actually quiet inspiring to really get out more often
Great tips, but the number 10 is the one I liked the most! There's so much technology today that you see moviemakers making camera movements only because they can, not because the movement actually communicate anything.
"Taking small steps with your knees bend" for avoiding up and downs is the same technique soldiers use for stabilize their weapon in close quarter combats. It´s helpful to see a video about combat training in the Us Army :-)
Wonderful once again. When ever I feel I have convinced myself I need to spend more money on kit I come and watch your videos to remind myself that it's not the most important thing. Looking forward to the next one . The pace is great btw.
I have never gotten into using a stabiliser, using a stabilised lens i mastered the walk to get smooth footage. If you want an example, my latest film on my channel was made without any kind of physical stabiliser :)
Love your clear, no nonsense, straightforward, my time respecting approach. Thanks!
i'm glad you notice my efforts ;)
I love the subtle DSLR Guide theme in the music Simon!
My favourite part!
Yeah that is Definitely cool. Very memorable tune
Always makes me want to watch Notting Hill, reminds me of Hugh Grants narrative in it. Nice guide, though - and nice to see a thai.
You're so well spoken and explain things very clearly.Thank you!
I will repeat another viewers remarks, clear, no nonsense, straight to the point, respectful of our time. One of the best videos I’ve seen on this subject, learned a lot! Cheers mate!!
-tries filming on bicycle
-falls
-breaks camera
-breaks elbows
Put training weels before
It's so refreshing to see a video like this on UA-cam devoid of any pretentiousness. Nothing I haven't heard before in terms of the individual tips but it's your presentation and your intelligent summary that makes it special. Very nicely done.
Such a great and informative video! Well done, and thank you!
Whoops I replied to the wrong person sorry! I agree
I love how in your videos you always mention that is more important the time and the efford that we put into the planing of the scenes and that sort of stuff. Filmaking is something that I really want to get into (althought i have participed in a few, I want to get more involved) and your videos never fail to inspire me. (Sorry if bad english, I'm from Venezuela)
I love the passion, get out and do it! you got this! Also if you wanted any more tips, check out my channel. Good Luck!
i like this background better its more interesting :)
I wonder how he attached it onto the wall.
+Mr0strich oh I could see that.
Mr0strich h
Props for always being so upfront about sponsors.
0:59 I'm gonna buy that house and be a wizard.
Love that
I was thinking the same thing. I'm surprised it's the first time we've seen it in one of Simon's vids. Probably because he doesn't think twice about it!
I'm in Scotland for a couple of weeks so managed to find some cool locations on the road!
Zimri Mayfield 😂
Zimri Mayfield ...we miss you it's been a month since ur last video
The fact that both the apple and the old theme music(in the background) had an appearance in this episode made my day.
Great tips! I just purchased this gimbal.
Easily earned my subscription with this video. Clear... Concise... Simple... Articulate... Great tutorial. I'm going to employ these immediately. Thanks.
I prefer Steadicams than Stabilizers 'cause they make more natural footage ;)
BTW: Pretty actress :) But there was no apple in the end :(
Yeah you've got a point but if you practice enough with gimbals then you don't have to worry about unnatural footage. Look at Krispy Media for reference
I mean this unshaky (like from sliders) move ;)
Krispy along with a lot of other people in the automotive photography scene use a gimbal. They're not really telling a story like most movie/film makers do so they don't have to worry about if natural footage or movement needs to play a roll. Its mostly just nice shots of nice cars.
Grizlack I know where you're coming from but I'm going to argue against it. I hate saying stuff like this but many automotive videographers put lots of practice into making their shots look at natural as possible, like in the way they walk and use rhythm to keep things as steady as possible.
There was an apple at the end...
You really talk from your heart.
I can feel your music and connect to your vibration.
Thank you for your tutorials!
When it's been over a week since Simon uploaded and you're stressing out over it
soon
simon is being vague, something big is coming.
I love you man! All your videos are helping me so much! I'm filming my very first commercial for a company, and I've been watching your vids non-stop! Thank you for all these videos!
In Marching Band we have a thing called "roll stepping". It definitely helps out while shooting!!!
And lastly, what is that outer rim around your 24mm f/2.8 lens? I don't have that in mine.
ND filter
+Nabhan Nazeef thank you!
+Chester Marc actually it's a step up ring. he probably has a lens with wider threads and doesn't want to have to buy the same filter twice to accommodate both lenses.
Got to get those 8 to 5 22.5in steps
I was just about to make a comment about this! Lol. Playing in a marching band really has helped with getting smoother shots, definitely!
You're awesome bro. This was 4 years ago and I have just watched it for the first time. Thank you very much!
You used to eat an apple at the end each time but now!
You've changed bro!
I am joking with you :) keep it up ;)
Dude... You can't joke about that.
I was actually waiting for that part. Lol!!
Everytime I watch one of your videos, I want to go make/study a film to make myself better. Thanks for the service my dude, the videos are greatly appreciated.
Tip #11 Stabilise using Video editing software :)
I use Mercalli 4 or 5 and footage looks like a steadicam of 40000$
everything this guy says in his videos are very valuable. I always learn so much.
Where is a new video?!?!?
Thats what Im wondering aswell!
Skip the haters move to greatness. You ROCK! I would love to have you as a special guest to my podcast.
Your voice alone is great! That and you're articulate! Thanks Simon!
hey simon, how do you get t3i to product such good results on 1080, Im not talking about light quality or contrast (we know you're good at that) but the image resolution quality itself
If the exposure and focus is on point, the T3i has something like an 18 Megapixel sensor, so it's a really nice image. (1080p is easily enough to get a crisp HD shot for most media.) I usually had to apply a bit of noise reduction on most of my shots tho. He certainly makes the most out of that camera. :)
I can really see you being one of the biggest youtuber. You have the best videos and certain things you discuss are out of the box and while some tips, you cant get anywhere else. Good and all the best.
Girlfriend?
Probably paid actress
or just a friend
+Magicalcraft yup
or just a girl ... friend
+Jamie M paid girlfriend
Finally, an actual good guide on how to film and use gimballs ! Subbing
Why didn't you eat the apple?
nice , slow and clear pronunciation.
well done.
the last bit is the BEST tip
What lens are you using on your camera during the video?
canon 24mm f/2.8 pancake
1:46
One of the more helpful vids I've watched prior to my first experience with a camera gimbal. Thanks!
Soundtrack please! :)
all of your videos are perfect. i love binging them
nice video and cute girl!
I have learned so much from this Channel. Bless you, for existing.
That stabiliser looks like a nightmare.
Its a great gimbal, love using mine, with most items you need to practise using them! all gimbals have to be balanced to the camera!
excellent video guide DSLRguide. Thank you for sharing this.
I had trouble focusing during this video because I am so hung up on the fact that you were dishonest to get a brand deal
Go and build a bridge and get over it. Everyone else has.
+Zac+Millie+Buddy lol
As if your other favorite UA-camrs hadn't already? Plus fucking movies do it all the time. Breaking Bad probably the greatest show of all time used a car product placement to get more money to make the rest of his masterpiece. If he hadn't told us it would've honestly been all the same to me.
joke.
Gleanix fantastic joke.
Brilliant mate! simple yet very useful tips.
this girl so fucking beautiful
And you're a potty-mouth moron.
Klasse gemacht, danke für Deine Tipps und Deinen Erfahrungsaustausch
Why is your mouth so small?😮
genetics probably
DSLRguide lol
Haha
So nobody can say he sucks
😂😂😂
i think your ending is too perfect. only your mind can stop your own creativity. great video
he looks like a white Kim Jung Un... shares his taste in women too...
Dynamic Prepper how perceptive you are, shut the fuck up little boy.
😂
You never disappoint, Simon! Keep being amazing.
Solid tips Simon! Gimbals are kind of a game changer!
First youtube video tutorial to make sense and gets straight to the point very logical effective helpful hints thank you
Great Video, thanks Simon, I love your style and how you address the real question, why we need our shot to move! Brilliant!
@DSLRguide
Beautiful last word´s, I totally agree! After thinking about the next shot, never forget to listen to what your heart tells you before shooting!
VERY SOFT SPOKEN AND INFORMATIVE! Thank you!
This was unbelievably professional
The up and down look in the first minute is really cool, a creative limited use for it - it needs to be justified, but it is really cool.
I like the new lighting set up and color scheme used in this video
I love this guy! Excellent tutorials always. Thanks dude.
Thanks for sharing this video. Learned lots on how to use and balance using a DSLR Stabilizer. You Rock
Great video as always Simon I love when I see you're videos pop up in my feed
love your chilled out style bro. keep it up!
Great tips, Simon! Thank you for sharing.
Nice work sir! Simple but effective tips are often the best ones.
Thanks for the tips! I just bought an Axler Wisp 20-m and it's amazing! These tips help!
thanks for all the hard work to produce this informative video, appreciated
Thanks for another great video, Love your work Simon.
WOW!!! I cannot believe Astrid is there! We both share the same friend, lol. Great video as always👏
What a Great idea using the quick release
That last tip was moving! Thanks, mate!
great video and delivery, especially appreciated the end
I watched quiet a few of those now and I want to take the time to say: Thanks man! Very helpful tips and actually quiet inspiring to really get out more often
Quick release tip is gold! Great vid bro!
One week ago I subscribed to your channel. Just want to say thank you very much for amazing videos. Amazing!
wow..ur episodes r getting extremely awesome and helpful
I like the added film grain on some of the shots. You should make some more shorts adding that grain-look. It's pretty sweet
Well done. Very professional presentation. Thanks. Great editing. You had me engaged the entire time. I give it a 9.5
Great tips, Simon. Kudos.
Good tips and well done!... And such a gorgeous model.
Great tips, but the number 10 is the one I liked the most!
There's so much technology today that you see moviemakers making camera movements only because they can, not because the movement actually communicate anything.
Great tips - especially the last one. :) I found those very helpful!
Most informative, Simon, thanks.
very good final points towards the end of the video, thank you for taking time to do this
Love your videos and your voice helps me with stress so much thanks for making such informative videos.
dude you're amazing, I've learned so mucho from your videos
"Taking small steps with your knees bend" for avoiding up and downs is the same technique soldiers use for stabilize their weapon in close quarter combats. It´s helpful to see a video about combat training in the Us Army :-)
Wonderful once again. When ever I feel I have convinced myself I need to spend more money on kit I come and watch your videos to remind myself that it's not the most important thing. Looking forward to the next one . The pace is great btw.
I have never gotten into using a stabiliser, using a stabilised lens i mastered the walk to get smooth footage. If you want an example, my latest film on my channel was made without any kind of physical stabiliser :)
Gotta get one, helps a lot while filming... Liked this video and wainting for your new one!
love this
Great last advice at the end. I’m subscribing for sure!
Great tip on the quick release. Edelkrone makes a really nice one for this purpose.
I just built my own stabilizer and am going to start shooting my first short this week, so this was a funny and helpful thing to see pop up, thanks
Good luck. If you wanted more tips, check out my channel!
This is the second video i am watching in your channel and now im subscribing! Great job!
I'm just now starting with videography! This is perfect. Thanks!
Excellent job as always
your adding some wisdom in your videos... very valuable mate.
Thank you for your lessons! I appreciate that you spending all your time, your hard work! Good luck man!
Dude, way to be. Such a quality video.
Great video as always Simon! Thank you!
LOVED THE STYLE OF THE VIDEO
Calm and to the point. Without being hysterical, unsettling the viewer, as some folks do - some americans in particular :P