Although I'm not a professional photographer, Jeff, I have followed every one of your B&H videos for many years. Certainly have respect for you as both a photographer and a lecturer. Your skill and work ethic and positive attitude with a desire to share your knowledge bring me back each time. Glad that your change in career path has worked so well for you.
Mr. Cable thank you for making this video. It has enlightened me that being a professional photographer probably isn't something that I would enjoy. I would hate getting clients and working on weekends.
Has B&H ever produced a video or event space video, that (1) explains the various types of camera and (2) lens that go with (a) 4/3; (b) full frame; (c) mirror less; etc? thanks
Hmmm, I don't think we've made something like that yet. But, I will let the event space know. That's a good topic! Thanks for the suggestion and for checking out the video.
You need to choose a lens that is compatible to you camera body (ie. Canon lens will not fit a Nikon) also EFS lens will not fit an EF body. Confused? It's very confusing,
Although I'm not a professional photographer, Jeff, I have followed every one of your B&H videos for many years. Certainly have respect for you as both a photographer and a lecturer. Your skill and work ethic and positive attitude with a desire to share your knowledge bring me back each time. Glad that your change in career path has worked so well for you.
Thank you very much for the kind words. - JMC
Mr. Cable thank you for making this video. It has enlightened me that being a professional photographer probably isn't something that I would enjoy. I would hate getting clients and working on weekends.
This was one of the few "long" videos that I watched all the way thru. Good job Jeff and thanks BH!
Jeff, thank you for another great, informative and inspiring video. You're the best.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience
Great tips.Amazing
Nice job
Has B&H ever produced a video or event space video, that (1) explains the various types of camera and (2) lens that go with (a) 4/3; (b) full frame; (c) mirror less; etc? thanks
Hmmm, I don't think we've made something like that yet. But, I will let the event space know. That's a good topic! Thanks for the suggestion and for checking out the video.
@@BandH Also add why should I consider 3rd party lens?
You need to choose a lens that is compatible to you camera body (ie. Canon lens will not fit a Nikon) also EFS lens will not fit an EF body. Confused? It's very confusing,