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Awesome, thanks for watching!!

​@@Dano-MediaI checked some of your other videos and the creativity is just way too good. Subbed to see your upcoming work. 🙂

@@rohanvirus Thank you!! Much love 🙏🏼✌🏼

Any recommendations on how I can make it better? I'm still working on my grading

@@Dano-Media I'm sorry man, Please don't take my comment as a hate thing. I personally don't have much knowledge about grading, but speaking from the views of the general public with not much knowledge, the normal video without grading would appeal to a wider viewer base. The grading used in this video feels a bit like a yellow filter in screens to protect the eyes and does not feel color accurate. That is just my opinion so I could be wrong, Please forgive me if that is the case. If you can, try to enhance the video colors while keeping it looking closer to the original and a bit more appealing to normal eyes to catch their attention rather than making the colors a bit dull. But i gotta give u credit, the video creativity was Excellent 👍🏻

@@rohanvirus Oh no it's totally fine! Sometimes it's hard to judge my own work so it's nice getting advise from fresh eyes. Thank you for being honest. Check the newer video and let me know what you think! ruclips.net/user/shortshKsOYcfGVRc

It probably just needs a bit more exposure (you could do it in post processing)

@@MikejeffWong Thank you! 🙏🏼

@glebrublenko8534 I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks!

Glad it was informative! 😄

Indeed 😅

I think the pre-tax price was about ~$1650!

Basically identical to the a7IV! The only 2 reasons I went with the a7IV are: 1) I couldn't find a battery grip for the A7C, I like using grips on my B & C cams. And 2) The A7IV's viewfinder feels nicer to me, although I only use it occasionally.

From what I remember about the Hollyland, they sound pretty similar to me. Loudness was more or less the same.

We have just purchased these and will do a review so far we definitely see a few things you could’ve discussed

@elevatemediabatonrouge9054 Awesome, looking forward to your review!

My pleasure!

Mission accomplished 💯

Indeed!

Didn't get a chance to try that light unfortunately, but the fan noise on this has been pretty manageable for me so far. It's not perfect but isn't an issue for all my work so far.

Stop 😂

@@Dano-Media 😂😂

Yup!

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Oh nice! 40w is no slouch at all. What's the battery life like on that one?

Thank you! 🙏🏼

Thank you!

You mean the one at 1:03? It's a Neewer: www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07BKT9GKB/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

​@@Dano-Media the one at 1:47

@@gaarax0x Oh, that's a standard c-stand with this boom arm on top: a.co/d/59FUwUi

​@@Dano-Media thanks will 👍

Those boom stands as well as the black ones to fold are all from one giant (north korean slave worker falun gong organ harvestin) chinese factory with different brand labels and prices attached differing up to 5 fold for Manfrotto or 1 fold for Falcon. Neewer and many others overpriced. It is all one and exact the same stand. Just my cents.

My pleasure ✌

Thank you! Yes it's a bit front heavy and bulky, but I don't mind the extra weight because it helps with taking out the shake/small jitters.

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Thank Ikea 👌🏼

Lol I know that feeling

It just depends on how large you want your projection/shapes to be. For me I prefer the bigger shapes.

Of course! I'll try to do a review or breakdown as soon as I have the time.

@@Dano-Media thank you, that would be amazing

Thank you! On this shot 3:43: I was at iso 800, 1/48, f1.8, + 4 stops of ND. It was bright because it was directly over my head. If it was further away, I wouldn't have had to ND. This is the boom arm I'm using: www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B0B4S8YN49/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It doesn't feel very sturdy though when using it with a bigger COB + Softbox, if I had to choose again I'd probably get an avenger boom arm for potentially heavier setups.

Tell me about it 🙄

I knew you'd like that one 😂😂

It was a black friday deal! I didn't know this but apparently they've usually done aggressive black friday deals on their website so look out for the next one :D

You know it, thank you!

Hi Rob! Aputure's output specs on their website show that the Amaran 300c is slightly brighter when there's no modifier attached, but the 200D is brighter when the provided reflector is used. I'm not sure why, but it could be because the light chips have different physical designs. In that case, there's no way to know which would be brighter with the spotlight SE unless you have both and try them yourself. I would have tested it but I have the 200x, not 200d.

@@Dano-Media thank you! I’m too new to constant lights and you helped a lot! 💙

@@robb_sb anytime! 👌🏼

You know it!

Had to 😆

It was too good to pass.

I haven't used the 19 degree lens but I think the projectiom would be about half the size if I'm not mistaken.

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I don't think the PT2C's can connect, I think it's only the Aputure Infinibars that do that: www.aputure.com/products/infinibar-pb6/

My pleasure, roughly 6lbs!

That's a solid deal! Good trade. I don't know about the Texas heat, but I live in Toronto and it never overheated on me in ~27celsius. I shot for 1.5 hours in 4k without issues, LCD flipped out. Regardless, the majority of my work is indoor interviews, so in that case I care more about having full frame / APS-C flexibility. I don't mind using timecode through the 3.5mm jack, I get scratch audio through the tentacle sync so I don't have issues syncing through timecode or scratch. It's not ideal, but not a deal breaker. Also I do occasional photography work, so even given all the downsides, the a7IV is a better buy for me. But if I ever need a c-cam, it will definitely be an FX30.