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Surui makes a great one. I love my small rig one with the Swiss arca clamp though.

I do something similar. I’ve got a little bit longer cable from another mic that I use and use some Velcro straps to hold it into place. I also have another super cheap mic from pixel I use that actually does decent. But it’s in storage.

@@Travis542 Ha! yeah... I have gear scattered everywhere too. Thanks again!

Just didn’t like how it sounded.

Thinking of buying WM 20 as well. just because it c9mes with deadcat. :)

@francoisnikev the saramonic kit works great. But the little Hollyland kit that’s $50 right now has sounded the best of all the compact kits I’ve used. You gotta use cables though.

You’d be better off getting a camcorder or something like a gh3. This has about a 10 minute limit,

@@Travis542 thanks Travis you just save me some money .

Hi do you know anything about the canon powershot sx30 is ? It looks like a nice camera for a long recording time .

@mannynunez2233 no it will only record for a few minutes. A GoPro hero 4 might be something to look at. You can get those cheap.

@@Travis542 yes Travis I got the go pro 10, but I need to do more for podcast indoor use. In front of a desk . Thanks for your info.

Thanks!

That’s a k and f concepts diffusion filter on a 24mm f2.8 lens, really cheap and good. I’d get the 1/8th.

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Or t5i

Thanks! Those are the videos I like to watch too. I can look at the specs online. But I want to see what the footage looks like when someone’s using the camera.

I bought a bunch of stuff for mine lol. The neewer nd filters are more than half off on Amazon right now.

​@@Travis542great choice!! Keep vloging about this action camera

The 10-18 canon is a great one. I had a tokina 11-20 f2.8 that I wish I would’ve kept.

@@Travis542 oh thank you. is distortion low? I've read some of the reviews. Good canon lenses are still not cheap but low grade lenses are not that good with distortion when it comes to wide angle. TTartisan have a good one but they don't make them for dslr.

@SIBIRIAKcom the 10-18 has pretty bad distortion and vignetting. The tokina does not. They’re two different versions though. The newer atx-i is a better lens. There’s also the sigma 10-20 4-5.6. It can be bought super cheap but is a very soft lens.

I’d love to pick up a t4i or t5i to use crop mood magic lantern. I’m having fun with the t3i though for the time being. Thanks for checking my videos out.

I saw that. What’s going on lol. It happened non stop on my other channel. I saw you said you made a short film with the t3i. If it’s the one from three days ago, that’s impressive!

@@Travis542 Yeap that’s it. Thanks. Your channel helped a lot!

I don’t. I did that with my other channel and they don’t pay enough to even warrant setting it up. Check eBay too.

@@Travis542 thanks

If you’re shooting during the day yes. But this camera struggles with high iso situations. Also if the cars are moving, this has a very slow burst rate. But for daytime videos yes. I’ve actually done quite a bit of car and motorcycle photography with one and I enjoyed the photos a lot. If you’re doing a lot of video, save up for an sl2.

Zyigun Crane V2. Just sold mine. Worked great. 99% chance I misspelled that lol. Don’t pay over $75 for one used. I sold mine to buy a newer version eventually.

I haven’t tried loading anything larger than a 32gb card because that was the recommended card size. I’m going to have to try it now with a larger card. Thanks for the comments!

Best one to start on in my opinion.

@@Travis542 Oh, well then. ROFLMAO! :) Now I just have to continue working on what to shoot... why, and what I have to say and how to translate it. If I was in Rojava it'd be so much easier.. *sigh*

The camera I started the video with was the zv1f

@@Travis542 ok will watch it again. Thanks

I use the zv1-f on for my channel. I love it. but the canon looks great too.

Target cam yeah. Not sure if it’d focus through a scope.

@@Travis542 the zoom is something my cam lacks

Oh yeah it would work great. I’d record audio separately on something like a zoom essentials h1.

There’s mounts available to mount it to the helmet.

@Travis542 thank you, going to look at it in person. For post production is it easy to use and combine both audio and video? What do you use for post production. I heard a motovlogger use cap cut on an iPad 🤦‍♂️😂

Thanks for the comment! Do you like the osmo 4?

@Travis542 I do, only used it a couple times so far, one thing I like most is the compatibility with the wireless mic 2 transmitter

It’s a great one to get started with!

It’s got really bad low light performance. Maybe pick up a 50mm 1.4 or 1.8 and mount it to a tripod. But you’re going to be running a really slow shutter speed regardless, unless you use a flash.

@Travis542 thank you! I have been getting some good shots of the races before it gets dark around 4 ish, so the track has some shaded parts and some that get a lot of sun so some of my pictures are really bright or a little dark I'm happy with most of my pictures, but I feel like I can get better ones. I just can't figure out the best settings I'm using manual, and I do have an 18-55 mm lens I haven't tried

Are you using your histogram to expose at all? I normally set my iso at 200 or 400, set my aperture where I want it and expose with my shutter. I wouldn’t go any slower than 1/60 handheld. That’s gonna give you a ton of motion blur at 1/60. You’d probably get sharper photos running your shutter as fast as possible. For photography I can get away with running my iso higher than video. But not over 400. A good choice if you can find one is the 85mm usm too.

@Travis542 I will practice playing with my iso I had it set to 1600 😬

That’s probably my favorite photography lens. 40mm on a crop sensor at like f8 and manually focused makes for a super quick street photography setup. It’s been years since I’ve done that though.

Probably 3.5 and as low as I could get it with that amount of light. Something like 400. Anything over 400 the footage gets noisy.

@@Travis542 Thank you. I just acquired a kit lens and folks were telling me that to shoot inside I needed a ton of light and to raise the ISO to 1600. I want to shoot a simple scene like you have done here.

@@ReelMovieNetwork you’ll need a lot of light for sure. But 1600 won’t look very good. If you’ve got a good window that would be enough.

@@Travis542 thanks so much, Travis

It's going to be just as good as it ever was! Anyone with artistic vision will be able to make great things with it

@@lilaclizard4047 Absolutely not, specially for professional work.

They’re the best and cheapest camera available in my opinion!

Thanks!

Just opened the aperture and hoped for the best lol.