I love your style of editing! I'm going to try to use some of the action-packed vlogging that you are using to better my content. It makes me wonder though, what kind of camera are you using? Those pictures were top notch!
Thank you!! I find this style more interesting to watch and also to edit. Hope it goes well for you 😊 we use the Canon M50 (Canon Kiss EOS in Japan) which has been great for us so far, it does good 4k and ultra slow motion as well!
@@AllAbout.Digital admittedly it's not an ideal vlogging camera due to its size, but it's served us well on a number of different types of videos which we've done it the past. we also bought it 4 years ago... maybe time for an upgrade!
Hiya, we always book them at the station! There is really no need to do it beforehand as it can end up being confusing and more expensive. The Green ticket machines at most major stations have english support and you can pay easily by cash or card.
@@wegoeast Thanks for the tip. I got one more question. Where to exchange money. I will pay with cards in restaurants and shops, but if I want to have in cash Yen with me, can you give some tips for that. Does the reception in lets say 4 star hotels exchange money. Or where can I do that in Tokyo or Osaka for example? I know at airport exchange is expensive, so Im not gonna do that.
I love your style of editing! I'm going to try to use some of the action-packed vlogging that you are using to better my content. It makes me wonder though, what kind of camera are you using? Those pictures were top notch!
Thank you!! I find this style more interesting to watch and also to edit. Hope it goes well for you 😊 we use the Canon M50 (Canon Kiss EOS in Japan) which has been great for us so far, it does good 4k and ultra slow motion as well!
@@wegoeast ah yes I’ve seen those cameras here everywhere! How do you manage to carry it around everywhere though?
@@AllAbout.Digital admittedly it's not an ideal vlogging camera due to its size, but it's served us well on a number of different types of videos which we've done it the past. we also bought it 4 years ago... maybe time for an upgrade!
Hi guys, do you book the tickets online, or you purchase them from the train station?
Hiya, we always book them at the station! There is really no need to do it beforehand as it can end up being confusing and more expensive. The Green ticket machines at most major stations have english support and you can pay easily by cash or card.
@@wegoeast Thanks for the tip. I got one more question. Where to exchange money. I will pay with cards in restaurants and shops, but if I want to have in cash Yen with me, can you give some tips for that. Does the reception in lets say 4 star hotels exchange money. Or where can I do that in Tokyo or Osaka for example? I know at airport exchange is expensive, so Im not gonna do that.