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@@marthahines1979 I agree!!! She’s amazing!

@@supergacela Yo le pregunto cuando la vea

@@jackmichailoff7977 Yes!

@@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244 She’ll be seeing this. I’ve let her know.

@@geri0756 Greetings! I’ll let her know when I see her!

@@jwalkinit Thank you! If I see her perform again, I’ll make sure to post! :)

@@arkhelius6096 This was during Ukrainian Independence day in August.

@@mikesahle1193 Very Welcome!

@@Javad-q4h Right?!?! Amazing!

@@kerbicz Thank you! I wouldn’t say considered a professional but I do have experience in filming and video editing. So yes I did take time to edit the video. Stabilize, denoise, sharpen, lighting, color etc. and I’m an audio engineer for music so I also edited the audio, which I did encounter problems that needed fixing. Since my hand held was on another area while I filmed, i wasn’t keeping an eye on the levels, so there was some clipping happening every now and then that i wasn’t able to fix before hand and there was heavy winds that were very powerful in the recording so i had to fix those and make the sound better. still not perfect but i did everything i could to make it enjoyable for the viewer.

@@svendagenyhagen265 Thank you! Used my Nikon D500 for the video and my Zoom H5 for the audio. i also edited both. cheers!

@@HomeboiPhotography Great ! Keep up the good work. Btw. Sofia is a Berklee student, second year.

@@svendagenyhagen265 Yes, she is. She told me when I talked to her the next day. Very awesome! Lot’s of Ukrainian talent with incredible skills there right now. I’ve had the opportunity to meet a handful of them. Hopefully in the near future I can continue to film some more.

@@ppppaz6023 Yes! :)

@@GregPourciau She does! When I heard her, I couldn’t believe it was her. She was performing a few feet in front and I recognized her voice and yodel. It was exciting. But I didn’t get to say hi till the next day when she performed again at another location that I was at. Told her how awesome she is and very talented.

Amazing ive always wanna see her live. She yodels good

@@ppppaz6023 Same! Never thought I’d meet her. The next day I got to talk to her and take a picture with her. It was great to meet her.

sim! obrigado!

@@IvánCarrasco-v6y Muchas gracias! La siguiente vez que la vea, le digo!

Thank you! Will be posting more content soon. I make music so sometimes I disappear to do that lol

You are most welcome!

I found that keeping it at mono is better if you’re going to move around because you don’t want your drums and low frequencies to be panning around. And if you can’t be dead center, even if staying still, I’d still keep it at mono. As far as the high pass filter / low cut filter, I keep it fully open when it relates to music. If it’s only for talking, i’ll cut out the lows but in this case, I’d keep it wide open. And the pad switch, you have to check your camera settings and make sure that there’s no clipping in your audio. In an environment this loud, you will definitely want a microphone with a pad switch. And you’ll either need it at -10 or -20. That way there’s no clipping, which will cause distortion and it’s better to have clean sound from the start, than to try to figure out how to fix it after. I believe on this video, I did stereo since i was dead center with the camera, Wide range eq with no cut, and - 20db reduction on the pad switch.

@@HomeboiPhotography Thanks so much for your advice and explaining the different settings when recording

@@HomeboiPhotography This is really helpful and important information, thanks for sharing. :)

@@tietoliikenne Glad you found the information useful!

Thank you! I’m in the process of moving but soon I’ll be merging this to a music video, this was half of the music video for an artist. The other half is the boston rooftop scene I have on my channel, I’ll be merging both hopefully soon.

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I would personally go with 55mm if you plan on doing nature like wildlife macro photography, like insects or animals because the more mm length, the more distance you get which makes it easier to capture the shot. but if it’s all still life, and no animal life then either one works. toy photography will be great with either one. but insect photography or close animal macro photography, i’d go for the 55mm or higher. even like 100mm or 105mm.

Do you have an ultra wide lens or an ultra wide zoom lens? if you do wildlife specifically, then the 70-300mm will be perfect, but if you are like me and you love hiking and traveling, then weight matters, and the 18-400mm becomes useful because it’s less to carry. comes in handy for times like when hiking a mountain. that way i can have less weight on my bag. i usually take my 18-400mm on my hikes and a macro lens. that way i have a wide spectrum of use without missing shots, and my 18-400mm takes care of landscapes and wildlife

@@HomeboiPhotography ..yes I have a 30mm & 50mm..also 18-200mm lens I can use but I would love to have just one lens to cover all situations as I also like to hike & snap whatever comes my way... cheers..

Nice, I’ll begin posting affiliate links to my videos so people can see what was used to make each video. In case you want to check them out or make a purchase. Thank you again for checking out the video. I have a whole playlist for that lens, feel free to check the rest of the videos out for it.

As a X by 4 and a bit, for telephoto your Nikon 70-300 should give you a better picture with less distortion. But as a all round wide angle and telephoto lens this Tamron 18-400 is the ant’s pants. Back in the day I had a Fuji S-X1 that had 28-624 mm equivalent but only 12 MP and it was brilliant as an allrounder. This Tamron lens is doing the same for a much bigger sensor so more megapixels in the count. A Nikon 7500 will give you 21 MP and a Nikon D5600 will give you about 24 MP; so really intense detail in all your shots. I’m going to get this lens, in fact its on its way to my house now, as it is a no brainer for general photography and for what it covers a total budget lens.

It would be useful as a back up or if the weather is bad but if it’s subtle rain, you should look into a rain cover for your dslr. also some cameras are weather proof and some lenses are too, doesn’t make them waterproof but with a rain cover, you’ll keep your camera protected without risk and you get to keep the dslr quality. i’ve taken my Nikon D500 dslr with the Tamron 18-400mm which are both weather proof and I’ve used a rain cover on them to shoot in the rain. i have a video on rain covers in my channel.

Thank you for your personal response, I filmed this nearly 5 years ago before I got into photography and video. I didn’t have a good camera back then nor did I know anything about photography or film. I didn’t like the quality of the video so I never put it up. But just got the Topaz Labs Video Enhance AI and I decided to try it on this film to see the results. It was good enough for me to want to post. Luckily for me, back in 2016, the following trip was to Miami and my friends and I got robbed 3rd degree grand theft. We lost everything, wallets, phones, ID’s, cash, and 2 rental key vehicles, and the thieves found one of the rentals and stole from it too. was a big hit, we had to figure out how to road trip back home with no food, no identification, no money, and no rentals. i say luckily for me because if it weren’t for that, i would of never thought about buying dslr camera and spending a lot of time and money to learn how to do photography and create videos. so having that camera stolen was the best thing that happened to me. but you are right, such a beautiful scenery filled with wonders and all i had nearly five years ago was a shitty camera because i didn’t know better.

Will do! Thank you!

Advait Nawathe I believe it happens based on wether you have a custom white balance or not. those presets the camera uses, cloudy, sunny, etc if you shoot in raw, the preset wouldn’t matter because since it’s raw, you can change it in post. i believe it goes to custom when you open it in raw. you can tweak it in lightroom or just work with the custom and go from there. so i don’t think it’s the exposure, but the white balance preset that changes. either way, always work with raw files because you aren’t losing that data and you can correct when you edit without losing detail as long as you know your exposure was good when you took the picture.

For wildlife and travel, most definitely a 9 or 10 when there’s good light. If you are doing low light stuff indoors with no lighting and no flash, i would get some primes for that. this lens is very versatile but indoors in low light, i would not rate it a 10, it would be like a 6 or 7. it just depends on what your needs are, what are you planning on shooting?

James Douglas Great question, it’s not a big venue, but if I had to guess, I’d say about 40-50ft. I placed it next to the sound guy since I figured that’s where the most balanced sound would be, right at the listening point of the sound guy. Just asked him if it was ok to place it there with a small desk tripod.

Homer Aleguis Thank you for watching. Feel free to subscribe for more. There’s also a video in my page that has video examples as well.

Hey, this is the state of Hidalgo, Mexico. The hot springs are called "Las Grutas de Tolantongo" in Hidalgo, Mexico which are hot natural springs worth visiting. Everything else is in Pachuca, Hidalgo. Definitely a beautiful place, worth seeing!

Awesome thank you! Going to have to look into it.

If you do go, check which days they clean the hot spring pools and go the next day. So for example, I believe they clean them on Wednesday’s. So go on Thursday. That way the pools are clean and you can enjoy them at their best, before it gets too packed and busy on the weekends. Also get a map and head to the waterfall, the cave, & the river. That dark area in the middle of the video at the end where the music changes is a cave inside the waterfall. That was the most epic experience I’ve ever had. Take a waterproof flashlight, you will need it.

Hey, thank you! It should. Here’s Fujifilm’s link that mentions it. www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/xp/finepix_xp140/

You are most welcome! That is a great question! I set it to what ever setting I felt I was going to use most of. Mostly I switched between landscape & portrait modes. However, when I was in a vehicle heading from one place to another, I set it to sport mode because the other settings wouldn't get a clear shot. Auto is a hit or miss and you would have to take multiple shots to get it right, I didn't want to risk losing a shot since things happen so fast and vacationing was priority lol.