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@@mtamech535 that's sound like a to good to be true deal. It is usually 500 usd.

@@johannesbgonzalez Are you still happy with it? The one I saw was an open box.

@mtamech535 yes. You can never get enough power. It works very well

@@johannesbgonzalez Thanks buddy, I REALLY appreciate your responding to me, it means a lot.

@mtamech535 sure, no problem 😊

@@cubillo77 that's great 👍🏼 I hope you'll enjoy the combo

@@JuliaBowlinMD thank you 😊 I'm glad it was helpful

@@GregorStevenson that's okay it can sometimes be hard to see with the youtube compression. But the theory is still true

@@MythoscopicArts thanks. Yes that's correct. 60 fps slowed down 40 % to 24 fps. Some of the clips have stabilized with warp stabilizer in post (mostly the ones with the longer focal lenght)

@@johannesbgonzalez Nice. I think because you capped it at 24 fps is why the quality still looks great!

@@MythoscopicArts that would be close to the limit depending on the movement of the subjects in the shot too. If you change the clip to optical flow you can sometime get away with more. If you use warp stabilizer in Premiere Pro. You shall slow it down first, nest it, and then do the stabilizer. This gives the best result.

@@johannesbgonzalez amazing advice, thanks !

@@boi5697 no. But there is ff equvilant, but without the OSS

@@roro515_video im glad you found it useful. Have a great concert!

I was a little surprised to also because there wasnt many people around.

@@claumiaou thank you 😊 I'm glad you liked them and you found some of the points useful 😀 looking forward to see your photos when you get your camera 😊

I'm glad I could help clarify. You will prolly love the 56mm too though :) The 30mm offers a more "natural to the eye" look, and the 56 will punch in more and give another look. I like both focal lenghts. But I think the 30mm is the safest :)

@@johannesbgonzalezWould you be able to use the 56mm if you were to take the same photos? Or it’s more for portraits?

@@claumiaou on paper it's more of a portrait lens. But I've used this focal length for Street Photography too.

@@johannesbgonzalez thanks for all your responses. It means a lot to hear from experts. Your photos really inspire me. Last question do you think a6100 would be a good camera for a beginner? I don’t want to spend so much on a camera yet knowing I’m still starting.

@@claumiaou of course. That's why I make these kind of videos :) the a6100 is a slightly better version of the a6000 that I use here. It's defiantly good for the money!

@@noflyzonnn thanks for the feedback. I'll try that in the future!

@@StudioGalvan thank you. I'm glad it wad helpful 😌 ☺️

@@hyggeandfood ❤️😘🥰

Hi there! Thank you! That is a good question. I think you are reflecting on the right issue/dilemma. You can go for stereo and make sure you can separate the voices if they overlap. Or you can do safety track in case they suddenly speak very loud. Personally I would go for stereo and if you know on of the person are very loud, I would set the gain a little low and boost it in post.

@@johannesbgonzalez Thank you so much for answer! Once I set my friends in mono and in the end for one person I used backup boom mic because something was a bit wrong.

@@nelsonnelson31 thank you. No I shoot in aperture mode most of the time

@@VicOnPoint it only work when you use both the receiver and transmitter together. How doesn't it work?

@@johannesbgonzalez i used it together with the transmitter and receiver…. It didn’t cancel the background noise

@@VicOnPoint It doesnt shut off all background noise on my end either..

Oh wow I tot it was supposed to shut off all background noises plus it’s expensive not to … how do you work your way around it , cos most influencers using it , I see that it does shut off all the background noise

@@VicOnPoint Im guessing they are using adobe podcast. I use a plug in in called Supertone Clear my self

@@Mvmv_8 thanks. It's a real bargain 💵

@@juanptrillos yeah I like it 😁

@@RonaldNababan if they can keep making this quality that would be awesome 👌🏼

Thank you! And I agree. It is really great!

@@aaronzewdu thank you 😊 good luck buddy

@@sirscurvy6417 thanks. I'm honestly surprised by the quality 👍🏼

@@mikkelkp I'm really surprised by the quality 👌🏼

@@hyggeandfood jeg elsker dig, skat ❤️

@@Fezzume182 thank you😊

Hola Hector! Estoy bién gracias!! Como sabes, la Sony a6000 solo graba en HD. Exporté el video en 4K porque RUclips favorece este formato para la calidad de visualización. Al final, en la parte de la comparación, usé Topaz Video AI para escalar el metraje a 4K. Todo está grabado a mano, pero utilicé estabilización en algunos clips durante la postproducción con el Warp Stabilizer

@@johannesbgonzalez Entiendo, lo pasaste a 4k y luego por el Warp Stabilizer, excelente trabajo amigo, te felicitooo, no había visto resultados tan buenos en video de esta cámara, está muy bueno el resultado que conseguiste.. Muchas felicidades.. Un nuevo seguidor por acá 🙌

@@hectorsaddy ¡Muchas gracias! Me alegra mucho que te haya gustado el resultado. Fue un proceso interesante sacar lo mejor de la a6000, especialmente con la estabilización y el escalado a 4K. Aprecio mucho tu apoyo y bienvenida como nuevo seguidor. ¡Seguimos creando! 😄

This is not the Sony SEL 50mm 1.8 OSS. This is the full frame equivalent. I haven't used the SEL version, but I have heard good things about it. Just remember with the crop factor of your camera the lens is almost an 85mm lens, which means it is pretty zoomed in.

@@johannesbgonzalezSo are you saying that the Sony - E 50mm F1.8 OSS Portrait Lens is better for video use for my Sony NEX7 mirrorless camera than the regular $230 Sony - FE 50mm F1.8 Standard Lens?

@@HowYouMove I haven't tried that lens. So I cannot really share my thought on it, I'm afraid. But from what I've heard it is better

Try to look here, I explain it in this video: ruclips.net/video/RzsqnuIAA3o/видео.htmlsi=MgSA8TK1A3iQXvv0&t=183

@@johannesbgonzalez I've watched it but there is no minimal ss setting in my a6000. Is there in yours? i've been shooting with this camera for a while and only think that stopped me from using apature priority mode is that my a6000 is defaulting to ss 1/60s before raising iso which is annoying, so I'm shooting manual. I really want to know how you set this up if it's even possible.

@@Sarius59231 you know what. I doesnt have it. I am just so used to have it on my a7iii, so I didnt realise it. you can use the ISO to adjust it. Or as I do - set a max ISO for the camera to use and then use the exposure compensation, which basically does the same ends up changing the shutter speed if you reach the ISO threshold you set.

@@johannesbgonzalez that's what I've been doing. Manual mode with auto iso and mostly the same aperture throughout the whole shooting, so the only thing I'm changing is my ss. I find it to be the best settings for me but I really want to upgrade to a Sony a6400 which has min ss setting. Thanks for the explanation, keep up the good work!

Hi. I am glad I could help you :) If you are not a sound person, I think the settings can be very confusing and the manuals from Hollyland are very minimal.

Hey. I haven't used the a6400. But the battery life on the sony cameras has gotten better for each model almost, I think. But why not just buy another battery for your 6300? Also set the camera in flight mode if you haven't and perhaps turn off sun light mode for the screen, if you are using that.

@@vadymchyk you're welcome 😊

Hi I understand your thoughts. The Sony NEX-7 is a great mirrorless camera, especially for someone starting out with photography or video creation. To help you make the best decision regarding your lens and video quality, let's break down your questions. The Sony NEX-7 uses the Sony E-mount system, so any lens with an E-mount will be fully compatible with your camera. However, the NEX-7 has an APS-C sensor, so if you use full-frame E-mount lenses (often labeled as FE lenses), they will work, but the field of view will be cropped by a factor of 1.5x. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but it’s something to keep in mind, especially if you're considering focal lengths. For a more visual explanation, you can watch this: ruclips.net/video/qBn1bWZiu9A/видео.html The kit lens that typically comes with the NEX-7 is the Sony 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS. It's a versatile lens and good for general-purpose shooting, but it’s not the sharpest or fastest lens available. If you want better video quality, upgrading the lens can make a difference. The Sony 35mm f/1.8 OSS is made for APC-sensor cameras, so it will work with the NEX 7. It is a great upgrade for video. It’s sharp, has optical image stabilization (OSS), and a wide aperture (f/1.8), which is excellent for low-light shooting and creating a shallow depth of field (blurry background).

@@SkullzFav you can use the settingS. You just need a high shutterspeed to make sure you capture fast motion.

@@johannesbgonzalez ok

@@johannesbgonzalez thank you

first photo

@@lifeafterwork_62 haha thanks for setting the context, I was like, did I talk about magic in the video? :)