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I agree! 😊

That's great to know!

No brain rot here.

Definitely love prime lenses for video, especially on gimbals so you don't have to rebalance when changing focal lengths. It's harder to do that with the 24-70 haha but definitely a great lens either way.

Sweet! Hope they help you out on your new journey!

Any camera that you can afford to purchase twice. I use this mentality because what if I broke it? Could I replace it? Pretty much any camera is a good camera it just has to fit your budget and needs. It can be used, it can be 6 years old, doesn't matter.

Wasn’t my bag 😂

I didn't 😂

Thank you!

I agree, with how many options there are it can be overwhelming for someone to purchase a DSLR. Phones aren’t the same for sure it’s just something that we already have available to us and learning how to properly compose and edit your photos matter so much in the beginning. Sure you can go out and buy a cheap used camera for a couple hundred dollars but if they use it for a month or two and stop doing it that’s a sunk cost. Most will skip the phone route and get cameras second hand because they are readily available in the market. Either way it’s a start 😊

yeah, I think I may be approaching it too much as someone who is already sure they have a passion for photography 😅

@@CivilStig it be like that sometimes 😂

I've got the Tamron 28-200 2.8-5.6 and love it. I would appreciate the better lowlight capabilities of that lense, though.

You mean 2.8? There’s no F2.2

@@arbin_fits5996 yeah sorry 2.0-2.8

True, but the Sony A7iv has IBIS so I still get stabilization.

I think I'm getting where you're coming from and I do have other means of income. My social media content is my marketing arm. I offer paid services and have gotten more paid opportunities through my free work. I also offer digital products where I help people do what I do and I even subsidize my photography work with my 9-5 income from my day job. So I'm not putting myself into the red by any means because I only purchase what I need to run my business and my business has paid for itself thus far.

I agree with this statement and unfortunately I can't leave context in a description box on here like I can other platforms. But my free work has led me to way more paid work because I've used my social media as my marketing arm. I get both paid and free shoots consistently because I started out with free work. Luckily people don't come to me expecting free work, they expect me to charge them so often times I'm the one that offers the services for free where I see it fit. I've also landed paid deals with brands because of the social media marketing I've created. I don't advise people to go this route or to do it forever, but it's worked for me and I enjoy my work enough to do it with the choice of being paid or not.

thank you for providing the context. in this light, your statement in the video definitely fits. this seems like a great way to work, well done for creating this situation for yourself! all the best with future ventures :)

I don’t get how you think I’m hating on him? I wish my community had an event like this. Also I wouldn’t shout out the actual cars and cameras page he runs if I wasn’t a fan of it.

I have the Jackson Racing C38 kit which uses a Rotrex centrifugal supercharger. For the FA20 platform I recommend getting a centrifugal if you want a reliable way to boost that won't kill the engine so fast. Boosting the FA20 is not ideal on stock internals once you reach 350 hp. It's more expensive per HP, though. Turbo is still the cheaper route to go and can get you more power if you want to. Superchargers only get more power if you get a smaller pulley. If you want more linear and constant power, supercharger is a great way to go. You can get a twin scroll which is the one that whines when you drive it. It creates more low end torque which can spin rods super easily on this engine if you're not careful. Centrifugals build boost like a turbo so majority of your power and torque is on the higher end which these engines do better with. If I wanted to build my engine to 500-600 hp with a built block I could do that with this supercharger though. It's just personal preference at this point.

Thank you! I'm rocking the Sony A7iv

@@joegranitto Nice I Got The A6400 Since It's A Little More Inexpensive for my 14 year old self😂

Thank you! I appreciate it

Even on my $600 DSLR that I started off with a simple $180 prime lens (35mm) completely changed the quality of my photos over the standard kit lens. Glass and your skills matter more than the camera body you're using.

This was when I first got this camera and since then I've been using the flexible spot :) I've been shooting in uncompressed RAW with this camera from the beginning so I've been enjoying the awesome dynamic range for sure haha.

It’s great for POV! It’s a bit awkward with how large it is on my head but if you use a chest mount it’s not as awkward.

Definitely! Wait till you see the engine in a future video :)

@@joegranittohow can it be a sleeper when you expect it to boost.. that’s the opposite of a sleeper

Another great option. On my camera I can use APSC mode and reach 105mm when zoomed in at 70mm. I don't use that focal length often though.

Agreed, I use this lens on my Sony a7iv. I replaced 3 lenses with the 35-150. Great sharpness and color

That's a great option! I've seen someone else use it before. I really like having the 24mm though for video.

Ive thought about getting that one, but for now I just got the sigma 70- 200 DG DN OS 2.8 So may have to wait a bit before buying another lol they don't come cheap 😅

Glad you found this then! I had the same issue so that’s why I made it.

literally playing right now as I type this up

So?

Yeah I really made that awkward hahahaha.

I mean car enthusiasts maybe, but tons of mechanics want something that’s faster. Also you know nothing about cars if you don’t see the value in the 10 speed. It’s one of the best transmissions for roll racing. A transmission is a tool. And there’s no one size fits all choice. Different tools for different jobs.