Mike S Still see you wearing AP Royal Oak and Patek. Assuming you are not flipping or collecting any new watches? Also, do you build these PCs for gaming or for another purpose?
I rarely flip, and I have these machines for my work. Only the old 6850K is for gaming. I got tired of the AP since I've had it so long, so I've decided to consolidate towards something else (still undecided).
Really? hmm sort of lost interest in the channel as there wasn't much engagement from followers/subscribers etc. What kind of content are you interested in?
Mike S I think why people lost interest or why you didn’t get a lot of subscribers was that viewers are looking for high quality content in terms of lighting and camera quality. They also expect videos on regular basis. Few examples such as Federico Talk Watches and now Bark and Jack. I think both you and Horology Blog, If I am right he is your friend for whom you opened the 5711 blue in one of your videos, may have faced low viewership because of that reason. The reason I really liked your and Horology blog’s videos was that you were actual watch collectors like us talking about watches you own or want to own, so it was refreshing. I would love to see you back talking about brands, watches that interest you, current collector market etc. On a side note, good to hear that you are doing ok. Your last Linux video was a year ago and I kind of get worried to see no content whatsoever on the channel.
@@alimurtaza4110 Hi Ali - I appreciate your response which touches on a couple points that I was thinking of as well. I recently recorded some episodes in 4K on a Sony A7rIII but what I found was lacking was lighting quality. Ultimately, to take UA-cam seriously, one has to setup a recording space, especially if the plan is to create videos on a regular basis. Regarding the 5711 - no, I'm not in touch with any UA-camrs, and the Nautilus belongs to a friend of mine (not on UA-cam). I will see what the future holds; I may end up reviving the channel. Thanks.
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Need some watch content Mike
Mike, what happened with the watch content? You have some of the best watch overview videos on UA-cam but now you hardly do any watch video.
Thanks Ali - I guess I've moved on to other interests, although I may come back to talking watches later on. Will play it by ear for now.
Mike S Still see you wearing AP Royal Oak and Patek. Assuming you are not flipping or collecting any new watches? Also, do you build these PCs for gaming or for another purpose?
I rarely flip, and I have these machines for my work. Only the old 6850K is for gaming. I got tired of the AP since I've had it so long, so I've decided to consolidate towards something else (still undecided).
Need you to come back to watch videos :)
Really? hmm sort of lost interest in the channel as there wasn't much engagement from followers/subscribers etc. What kind of content are you interested in?
Mike S I think why people lost interest or why you didn’t get a lot of subscribers was that viewers are looking for high quality content in terms of lighting and camera quality. They also expect videos on regular basis. Few examples such as Federico Talk Watches and now Bark and Jack. I think both you and Horology Blog, If I am right he is your friend for whom you opened the 5711 blue in one of your videos, may have faced low viewership because of that reason.
The reason I really liked your and Horology blog’s videos was that you were actual watch collectors like us talking about watches you own or want to own, so it was refreshing. I would love to see you back talking about brands, watches that interest you, current collector market etc.
On a side note, good to hear that you are doing ok. Your last Linux video was a year ago and I kind of get worried to see no content whatsoever on the channel.
@@alimurtaza4110 Hi Ali - I appreciate your response which touches on a couple points that I was thinking of as well.
I recently recorded some episodes in 4K on a Sony A7rIII but what I found was lacking was lighting quality. Ultimately, to take UA-cam seriously, one has to setup a recording space, especially if the plan is to create videos on a regular basis.
Regarding the 5711 - no, I'm not in touch with any UA-camrs, and the Nautilus belongs to a friend of mine (not on UA-cam).
I will see what the future holds; I may end up reviving the channel. Thanks.