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@@omarg7702 I prefer the B-5 out of the two, but people would have different preferences

you would need to give them your external IP and set up port forwarding on your router/modem/firewall (sometimes these are all the same device). The port would need to direct to the internal IP of the server, so you'll probably want to reserve that IP from the router as well.

not in-camera, you have to combine exposures in post processing.

You should be able to get an adapter for your phone to a USB port and connect the camera that way to get the pictures off. Or you could use a USB CF card reader. There is no WiFi or Bluetooth in this model camera.

Hey Jeff, I have used a short Atomos brand coiled HDMI, but also a Kondor Blue thin one. However, it seems to work fine with a no-name 6 foot cable too… have you tried a different camera with the Ninja to troubleshoot? And a different device from the camcorder, like a TV? You might consider recording to tape and using FireWire to transfer also.

Thanks, John. The Konder Blue did not work. Neither did the Atomos brand. I have not tried a different input source. That's a good idea since the issue could be with my brand-new Ninja V (though, not likely). I can't record to tape as the tape mechanism in my camera does not work. It won't register the DV tape and I get an error message. That's why the thought of an external recording device was ideal. Right now, I have a very expensive boat anchor.@@jonbuder

@@jeffbone7100 ah, that is disappointing. Another thing that might somehow work is running the HDMI cable through a splitter- probably not, but if you have one around you could try it might be worth a shot. Good luck!

Okay - an interesting update. I hooked the Ninja V up to my laptop sending the HDMI out to the Ninja V and played a video I had on my laptop. I did not have any input issues at all using several HDMI cables. I recorded for 20 minutes straight. Oddly, no sound was recorded, though. That might be a setting on my laptop. There is sound coming through with my V1U - I just keep constantly losing the input signal. In short, it's not the Ninja V or any HDMI cables. That only leaves the V1U camcorder. I checked the Atomos site for a list of devices that are supported, and it doesn't even list the V1U. Yet, you are recording without any issues. What are the V1U settings that have on the camcorder? Sorry, to take up so much time, but at this point, it's either my V1U settings or my camera has HDMI output issues. Take your time responding if needed.@@jonbuder

@@jeffbone7100 can you email me, it is the same as my username at gmail.com. I can send pictures of the settings I am using, however I don’t think it depends on any particular settings on the camcorder.

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Thanks Joe. I think it also sounds good for the money. I would like something more directional, hopefully someday I can afford the MKH50.

@@jonbuderI agree! MKH50 is my dream mic, the holy grail of mics in my opinion 🤩

Yeah, I don’t really ride as much as I should though

@@jonbuder I gotcha we’re all a little guilty of that. What frame size did you go with?

I also think it sounds pretty good, but I don't own any other condenser mics to compare it to yet.

@@jonbuder thank you sir, i brought the AKG P170, awaiting for the shipment to be received.

But why? Didn’t the human rub them and get them breathing again? This was sad.

Um I am concerned

@@noahwebb6284 be very concerned my friend

Oh i totally agree, i followed his link tree and im blown away by all this performances 😮 truly amazing as a actor! Especially since hes from our local area too!

Thanks for the comment. I use it on a boom pole, have only used it for one project so far and it was for a short film but it was in a pretty noisy location (peacocks cawing in the area and some semi trucks on a nearby road). I was not completely impressed by the off-axis rejection to be honest. I was comparing the specs of the NTG1 and on paper it seems like it would be similar to the Deity S-Mic 2 in off-axis rejection, however in some of the tests I have watched/listened to it sounds like the Deity performs better. If I upgrade to a better shotgun mic I might get a thick furry windscreen and use the NTG1 as an on-camera mic for my camcorder. Battery life is definitely a concern, but I think you should be able to run your H4n from a USB power bank. That way, the internal AA batteries act like a UPS so you can even hot-swap from one power bank to another without interruption.

Thanks James. This one is now having some mirror issues and might need some lubricant or something, but still shoots. I was thinking of getting back into shooting black and white film soon.

For stills it’s fine handheld. You want your shutter speed to be greater than the focal length (consider 1.5x crop). So, fully zoomed, crop sensor = 270mm. 1/250 shutter might give some blur, you want faster than that. I would say try to use faster than 1/500th shutter to be safe.

Your performance was very amazing! Both comedic, Serious, sarcastic and robotic! It really brings you into it! Even the filter on your voice. 😮😊

Yes. It will depend on where the computer is - if inside your local network it's just the firewall (UFW) in Ubuntu you have to allow access from, if it's outside the network you'll need to set up port forwarding on your router/firewall.

The performance will depend on how much of the host computer resources you allocate to the VM. You will have to open a port - NAT or port forwarding would be needed on your router or firewall.

True. Kind of fun to play with.

I used a tripod for this one

It was a 2002. I haven't had it for several years.

I also have lav mics and I think they are good for outdoors. Probably fine for indoors as well honestly.. just interested in location sound, and pursuing the best quality recording is fun

What versions of VirtualBox and Ubuntu Server are you using?

@@jonbuder VirtualBox 7.0.4 and Ubuntu 21.04 live server

@@jonbuder Thank you, because of your question tryed a newer version of Ubuntu and it worked!! Nice tutorial, and thank you very much!

Thanks

I think we will adopt them out. The food they eat adds up, we started with 3 pigs and we have kept her first 2 offspring. So it is up to the new owners.

Food for thought. To what extent do you pre-wash dishes before loading them? Not at all? We have been using low-end dish pods. Do you think they are harmful to the machine? Thanks for the comment.

Awesome, enjoy. I have to do some testing because I found that some apertures are very soft on mine, but others seem sharp. So once I find the range that is sharp I will use ND to stay on that one.

Alex, as far as I know they have to be on the computer and running the Java edition to join. I hope it becomes cross platform in the future.

What network adapter type do you have selected in VirtualBox? Are you able to ping the VM's IP address from the host computer?

@@jonbuder I believe it’s a wired connection? And no I tried doing that once I couldn’t connect through putty, thanks for replying btw

I was thinking about picking up a 10-18 or something for it. Maybe I will look at the 18-55 STM. Could do with a new battery too.

@@jonbuder there are a few variants of that kit lens, which aren't exactly equal in their perfiormance. The one I tested having excellent results with 300D has a kind of "rectangular border" on its back (when you look at its optics) and it expands all the way from 18 mm until 55 mm -- while the other ones doesn't feature that "border" and they reach their minimal length when set to 35 mm. According to "A quick guide to the Canon EF-S 18-55mm lens" page it must be exactly the last, shorter (probably newest?) version shown in the table at the bottom.

I just dig up my old 300d,still a awesome camera

@@sosteve9113 it has rather simple firmware, but even if shooting in JPG it's easy to correct the image applying even single process from free GIMP program: I mean „Colors -> Auto -> White Balance” - just compare „before” and „after”. Of course image can be „polished” even further - but the above is an example you can improve it even not being aware, how it's actually done, with just a single operation.

@@beholder2012 thanks for the reply,I appreciate it. Recharging the old battery at this moment, Worst case I have to buy a new one,just checked if they still exist, and they are still available online.