This was really great.. I watched the video a couple times and now I feel like I'm a PRO.. Thank you so much.. I had a hard time to understand the triangle concept but watching your video, made it so easy for me to follow.
Hi Jason, thanks for making this video, it really made me appreciate what my Sony can do for both stills and video! As a first time user of this type of camera which variable ND filter would you recommend for my a7 IV as I am using it to make videos of small N gauge railway models both indoors and outside events. Thanks for taking the time to share your expertise. Kind regards, Dace B
You would be surprised, but I do understand where you are coming from don't get me wrong! My Sony A7 IV Beginners Guide has helped a lot of people as you can see here: ua-cam.com/video/Vt3g42Y56jI/v-deo.html There are a lot of people looking for beginner oriented tutorials that might not be beginners per say, but still don't know how to use their new camera and prefer an easier tutorial approach which is what I try my best to provide. All the best, Jay
I have the NiSi 67mm True Color ND-Vario | 1-5 Stops Variable Neutral Density Filter: geni.us/wwk7Dfq I would recommend that filter, but you will need to get the correct size for your lens or lenses. I would get the size filter required for your largest lens and then get step up rings (geni.us/xMIY) for your smaller lenses, so you can use the larger filter on those also...
@@Jason_Hermann Jason thanks for responding these are to two lenses I currently use SEL24105G FE 24-105mm F4 G OSS and the SEL90M28G E Mount - Full Frame 90mm F2.8 Telephoto Macro G Lens. So would that still be the right filter for both? Dave B
Ok, so your FE 24-105mm lens has a 72mm filter thread and the 90mm has a 62mm filter thread. Therefore I would go with a 77mm Nisi variable Filter ND Filter: geni.us/S9x5Y and the step up ring kit geni.us/xMIY which will allow you to use it on the smaller 90mm lens and any other same size or smaller lenses you may get in the future. I Hope that helps and all the best, Jay
@@Jason_Hermann Thanks so much for taking the time to provide me with the links and I will look into these both, appreciate your response and time. Regards, Asborian
Jay is EXPOSING the truth!
Thank you Dylan!! lol :)
This is the best tutorial I watched about ISO, SS and Aperture. You are my idol when it comes to this. Thank you! Keep up the good works!
Wow, thanks!
A great review for those of us who put away the camera for too long, and no doubt a superb launch for new photographers. Thank you!
Thanks for watching Steve and the kind words :)
Another great video! Jason speaks in terms I understand! Thanks Jason!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the refresher I haven’t shot for a wile.. 👊🏻😎
Glad it helped you out Kevin!
EXCELENT..!!! Muchas Gracias from Argentina.
A very helpful video as always. Thanks once again. I'm gonna try it out with my A7C.
One of the most useful photo primer I have seen on UA-cam.
Your tutorials are the best! Thank you!
You're very welcome!
Thanks for the awesome video, this was super helpful!
This was really great.. I watched the video a couple times and now I feel like I'm a PRO.. Thank you so much.. I had a hard time to understand the triangle concept but watching your video, made it so easy for me to follow.
Brilliant video, you’re a fantastic teacher!
Glad you think so and thanks for the kind words Chris :)
Well done Jason! Very informative.
Thanks Bob! 👍
This was such a good video. So clear and explanatory.
So very helpful, thank you!
You're very welcome :)
Hi Jason, thanks for making this video, it really made me appreciate what my Sony can do for both stills and video! As a first time user of this type of camera which variable ND filter would you recommend for my a7 IV as I am using it to make videos of small N gauge railway models both indoors and outside events. Thanks for taking the time to share your expertise.
Kind regards,
Dace B
Learning a lot with your videos with my a7iv thanks for sharing
Thank you! This is the best tutorial!❤
You're the best!!
Another incredibly informative video, thank you Jason!
Glad it was helpful and thank you Gene for the kind words :)
Thank you
You're welcome :)
just a little typo in the description under navigation eg 12;19 - Manual Mode
Thank you and sorry about that! All fixed ;)
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it thanks :)
Another great video. Thanks Jay! You even got the Final Cut Bro tuning in!
Thanks Pete and yeah, the FinalCutBro is the man!!
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Can't imagine that many beginners own an A7 IV.
You would be surprised, but I do understand where you are coming from don't get me wrong! My Sony A7 IV Beginners Guide has helped a lot of people as you can see here: ua-cam.com/video/Vt3g42Y56jI/v-deo.html There are a lot of people looking for beginner oriented tutorials that might not be beginners per say, but still don't know how to use their new camera and prefer an easier tutorial approach which is what I try my best to provide. All the best, Jay
@@Jason_Hermann this was an observation, not criticism, I enjoy your videos.
@@onemanband3579 Yeah I figured that which is why I took the time to offer another perspective on the matter ;) All the best, Jay
Jason which variable ND filter would you recommend for my A7 IV please?
I have the NiSi 67mm True Color ND-Vario | 1-5 Stops Variable Neutral Density Filter: geni.us/wwk7Dfq I would recommend that filter, but you will need to get the correct size for your lens or lenses. I would get the size filter required for your largest lens and then get step up rings (geni.us/xMIY) for your smaller lenses, so you can use the larger filter on those also...
@@Jason_Hermann Jason thanks for responding these are to two lenses I currently use SEL24105G FE 24-105mm F4 G OSS and the SEL90M28G E Mount - Full Frame 90mm F2.8 Telephoto Macro G Lens. So would that still be the right filter for both?
Dave B
Ok, so your FE 24-105mm lens has a 72mm filter thread and the 90mm has a 62mm filter thread. Therefore I would go with a 77mm Nisi variable Filter ND Filter: geni.us/S9x5Y and the step up ring kit geni.us/xMIY which will allow you to use it on the smaller 90mm lens and any other same size or smaller lenses you may get in the future. I Hope that helps and all the best, Jay
@@Jason_Hermann Thanks so much for taking the time to provide me with the links and I will look into these both, appreciate your response and time.
Regards,
Asborian
Thank You For You Help :) Jason !