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Quick question. I recently purchased the 60x and starting my light kit over from scratch. Next up, NOVA P300c and MT pro. Or would I get more out of the 600c II. The NOVA’s appeal to me is that I can effectively run it to full power with two small rig 212 V mounts. And the 600x only gives me half power effectively giving me a 300W light. 💡 My focus is real estate talking head house tours

I use stereo for my guitar, one for voice and one for the room so I need 4.❤

Great video , well done ! So you think it is better to purchase this freewell set than the official dji set of three filters for pocket3 ?

I wish all RUclips videos on equipment were as concise and informative as yours!!

"rode podmic windscreen" brings up lots of colorful options. There must have been a lot of requests for it. That 57 sure is nice. But no usb. Or internal dsp.

I have the OG Rode Podmic and its super super quiet sounding. I have no idea why. Is it very quite for you? Is that just the nature of these Mics? I have to turn my audio up by like 20 decibels to make it audible.

subbed! Thank you! You're very calming to listen to and enjoyed that ! Did you have the video explaining the settings to get the most and a tutorial on how to set the Dji manually to use with the filters? I get a bit confused, I understand you have to lower the is SO as much as possible ( to the point its overexposed which wil be fixed with the filters) and the stops?

Your problem apparently with Apple not Rode even Android does not work either still with Apple😅

Does it works when you make lives on social media on mobiel or not? it would be great if it works

Sorry if this has been asked, but what mic stands are those? Thanks

Ironically, Canon R5 does indeed have almost everything you could wish for with the Canon EF to RF adapter that has built in ND filter, and use a Canon EF lens with the zoom rocker that you put on the lens, thats almost a camcorder at that point. Sony has something similar with their video lenses for E-mount but it does not have ND filter built in. That has to be put on the front, which I suppose is doable.

Great video, creative way to show it as well!

I watched many other videos on these lights, but this is by far the most complete. Thank you so much, you help made my purchase decision clear

Dude! I like your videos man. You’re awesome. You have this cool gentle, but fun demeanor. I like your Tom comment at the end. I think I’ll subscribe.

The ND 1000 is used when you have artificial light illuminating your subject. If you noticed the background was dark and just right to add a light to illuminate yourself and make you pop out from the background. You can use a low budget Molus x100 which is what I use and works really good.

Wonder how long it will be until that masterclass video comes out.

Great review! Love the giant foam for the SM57!

Exactly the information I needed. Thanks!

amazing

I'm currently debating between DJI Osmo Pocket 3 and Insta360 GO 3S for capturing BTS footage for a friend's short film production. Since I am actively participating in the production, I won't have much time to 'consciously' shoot footage. The Insta360 GO 3S feels like the camera you can clip on to your T-shirt/cap or magnetically attach it to a surface and forget about it type camera. But I wonder how useful would those clips be. The Pocket 3 seems like a fragile camera (with that gimbal) to have on set, where the chances of it getting knocked over or knocked on are higher.

entertaining and informative as always 😊

The 57 sounds insane🔥🔥

For those that don't know, now you CAN buy the pop filter/wind screen that fits the regular or USB podmic online. (Didn't realize it didn't quite fit flush at the tip of the mic, but ig it was designed like that for extra plosive protection.)

Mark, great (and entertaining) video on Filters. I agree, DJI missed on making their wide angle len not magnetic for NDs.

Hey, great video! i just wanted to check with you as I can see you're quite knowlaglable about lights, I was going to get a couple of these mt pto from Apature but my usecase is (moodlight) for my gaming room, mainly when I am live for like min 4h sometimes 8h or longer. My question is the following: is it ok to have these pluged in to charge all the time? or for this usecase would you recommend something different? Sort of set it an forget it and have it connegted to the outlet at all times. Thanks in advance 🍻

I bought a pack of filters, all fell of at different times

Mark, great video! I have a question... I am doing my first music video and I got a bunch of B-Roll from Storyblocks that will work perfectly, but when I analyzed all of those files they were all 8-bit 4:2:0. For my footage, my A7SIII was set to S-Cinetone 10 Bit 4:2:2 so the video should be good right out of the gate... I'm not much into color grading. After watching this video and trying to combine 8 and 10 bit; 4:2:0 and 4:2:2, I think my understanding of what you said is that the 8-bit would start to fall apart if I render in 10-bit 4:2:2. In this scenario would I be better off shooting in 8 bit 4:2:0? Thank you

Can you make or do you have a video that goes into set up on this mic for the USB part of it without a mixer and right into your mac?? I want to switch but before paying the cashola would love to know if can get it set up for a mc without a mixer and have it sound good enough . . thanks

good job ! thank you sir ! this helped me very much

@7:45 thank you, I would've ran in to this immediately, HUGE HELP, THANK YOU!

This is the most entertaining battery drain test I've ever watched. 🤣

It just became clear to me why it's recommended to crank up the shutter speed if one is planning to apply stabilization in post. The way you explained it.. the camera is the one moving & not the subject.. damn! it seems so obvious now. Now I see it. Also remembering what another guy said in his video: In a pinch, don't mind cranking up the shutter speed a bit if you don't have an ND. As long as there's little to no motion in the shot, there's no motion blur to actually worry about.

I'm currently considering a 40 mm lens to be my first prime.. hoping that it would be a nice balance between 35 & 50 mm🤞 Either the Sony 40mm f/2.5 G or the Zeiss Batis 40mm f/2.

The exact video I needed! Thanks a ton!

Damn! That guy's the CEO of Aputure?! I've seen him in some lighting breakdown videos, interviewing DOPs/technicians, and always assumed he was just another RUclips host.

Came here for the light comparison, stayed for the personality. Subscribed! Now I've got to binge watch your channel.

Have tried it with an iPhone 15 Pro that has USB C interface?

amazon coupon code is not valid sir..

thank you

None usb mic works for nativ call on iPhone. I know it’s frustrating at first. I give up with the dream of fully mobile remote setup with top quality . Your guest can do it with his laptop.

Thanks for this video, I was also finding the A7iv Slo-Mo wasn't so great. I recently bought a DJI Pocket 3 and when I do Slo-Mo on that it looks absolutely incredible by comparison to the A7iv, it's so buttery smooth and a pleasure to edit; leaving plenty of room for speed ramping and covering up of errors in my technique. I just subbed yesterday with your channel after watching two videos on the Aputure/Amaran lights. Thank you sir, from Surfers Paradise in Australia

It's an excellent solution. Many people don't pay attention to this detail when diffusing light from softboxes. Tell me, does this layer need to be a little thicker than the original, right? I imagine it causes a little loss of light intensity. But my real question is: if I could cut a piece of some kind of white cloth and put felt around the edges, would I get the same effect? ​​I mean, the basic concept is to thicken the diffusion layer and thus eliminate shadows inside the softbox, right? Thanks for the video. Greetings from Brazil (Rio de Janeiro)

Yes they are very hot, I still have them do 2024

While you do mention a few good details about the units basically the SSL12 is worth it for someone who needs the extra inputs and isn't for someone who doesn't. The extra inputs and outputs are also useful to people who re-amp with external hardware, something you didn't mention so you might not do I guess but it is important to some. For podcasters who need more than two inputs and other features something like the Rode Rodecaster or the Mackie DLZ might make more sense as the SSL12 is really more aimed at music creators.

great video mate. What would be a gamble for me that isn't to much of a wallet drainer? I do I bit of hiking and sometimes on a boat never in crazy conditions but just want that similar footage as the super smooth with the snow mobile you showed in your video

cool video man!

You are so fun to watch! You managed to make a great video at the end after all! You’re a master editor. The music was perfect.