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Ha! Wife of 14 years. She just wasn't wearing her ring at that moment haha.

In my experience, I've had more sales on Shutterstock but less money and less sales on Adobe Stock but more money.

I hear ya! I've had some get approved in a day, some in 2 weeks. No rhyme or reason.

@@contentm3893 Thanks for the question! So far, I still prefer the C70. Full disclosure, I use the C70 for almost all of my video shooting so I don’t feel I’ve compared it to the R1 enough to make any definitive statements. I will say, however, that the R1’s AF when shooting video definitely seems to outperform the C70 when it comes to sports. Looking forward to putting the R1 through more tests on the video side.

@@AllAspectsAllAngles I wonder how the R1 compared to the C80 AF. Also, let me know if the video files seem to hold more data or dynamic range and if you have more latitude with the R1 vs C70. When I went from the R3 from the R5 I could tell a big difference in image quality and just don't know if the R1 is a big jump up from the R3.

@@saadsalman1650 Great question! I’m not a lawyer but in my experience, if you film in a public place, there generally isn’t an expectation of privacy. If you’re in a restaurant and it’s commonplace to film the chef preparing the food, I imagine an argument can be made that, again, there isn’t an expectation of privacy. Now, can someone sue? Sure, you can sue someone for virtually anything but the chances of an individual willingly incurring thousands of dollars in legal bills over a video of them cooking are pretty slim. If anything, they’d send you a “Cease and desist” letter asking you to take it down. I received one of those before for a stock photo I posted of a resort. I just took it down and that was that. Edit: submitting as “editorial” also helps avoid this. That’s usually how I submit photos that contain recognizable people, brands, etc.

It should only be submitted + used as editorial

@@AllAspectsAllAngles that makes sense to me. Thank you for such quick and detailed response!

@@jimpchip Congrats!!! Isn’t it fun??? That’s a great feeling. It definitely helps boost the confidence! Cheers to many many more!

Hahaha well thank you!!! I’ll add that to the project list!! 🤣 Thanks for checking out the video!

@tonyfromcz1587 🙏 thank you!! I appreciate that!

@@robertbarnes2598 Thank you!!! Welcome to the club!

@@zenofthemoment Great question!! I have definitely noticed a difference in sales on photos where I maxed out the number of tags vs only used a few. That’s probably the most tedious part of the process. Use as many relevant terms as possible. Look at your photo and then put yourself in the shoes of someone looking for that photo. What would you search to find that photo?

@ Makes sense. Thank you! 🫡

@@bananaukra3235 Hey!! The K&F concept tripods are great. I actually have several K&F’s that I use for various things. For backpacks, I’ve been very pleased with the Peter McKinnon bag. It’s pricey but very durable and even the biggest size is no problem when traveling. I’ve taken it all over the world! Thanks for the questions!!

@@AllAspectsAllAngles Thanks. I have a Neewer Waterproof Camera Case Sling Backpack but as I always carry my 10-18, 18-55 and 55-250mm lenses and my Canon 550D sometimes the camera has little space. Thanks

@@Corona10ring Hey!! Thanks for the question. I love that you’re jumping into the photography world. It doesn’t matter when, it just matters that you’re here! One of the great things about photography! :) As far as which platform to use for beginners, they are all pretty similar but I’d probably go with Shutterstock. Their interface is pretty straight forward and easy to use.

Right on!!! It really was an awesome experience! Thanks for checking out the video. I appreciate it.

@AllAspectsAllAngles no worries, I also subbed! 👊

hahahaha!

@@alisonandguywildlifephotograph Thank you!!! To do the split screen, I just moved my adjustment layer that contained the color grade over to the right. You can do this under the effects control tab in Premiere Pro.

@@AllAspectsAllAngles I’m a noob in davinci…I suppose I can find out… hope you like r1…I got r3 ..and r5ii…to replace 1dxii …clog 2 is fab and autofocus is even better that r3…r1 af.and low light looks awesome….r3 and 1dx is better in low light than r5ii..but got it for video…r1 on wish list 😎🤓👍

Thank you!! My first tip would be to contact the venues directly, especially smaller to mid-size venues. They are often looking for photos for their socials and this can be a great way to get a photo pass. Those shoots might not be paid gigs at first but if you show the venue your value, there's a chance they will want to hire you regularly. It's a great way to build your portfolio and capture photos of both up-and-coming and more established bands. I've also had some luck contacting the band's management directly (just have to dig a bit online to find contact info).

Thank you!! I appreciate that!

@@kylekaiser9525 Great tip! I’ll give it a shot! Still a lot on the R1 I haven’t unpacked yet. Thanks for taking the time to comment!

How did the R1 comprehensive to the R5II?

It was what I predicted. R1 has sharper 60p and is much cleaner at iso 12,800

@@BobbyD262 Is the dynamic range the same?

Haven't tested it but it looks similar.

I did not experience any but will keep everyone posted if I do.

Love to hear it!!! I'm about 10 shoots in with the R1 and so far, I am extremely pleased. Basketball and Volleyball specifically using the priority action feature has been a really welcomed feature. To your point, it definitely worked well with locking on a player and staying on the player no matter what goes in front of them. It's still early but so far, very happy. Thank you for watching and commenting!

The 1DX is still a solid camera. I can't speak to MK I or MK II because I haven't used them but MK III, it's a workhorse. You can do pretty much everything with it. It's their DSLR Flagship so it's pretty much packed with everything you'd need as an enthusiast.

@@nickdual Appreciate the feedback! Will definitely take that into consideration!

@@alphapyro360 hey!! Thanks for taking the time to check out the video and provide feedback. I definitely have some videos in the queue covering tips, real life experiences using the gear, etc. Stay tuned! 🫡🫡🫡

@@AllAspectsAllAngles awesome, excited to check them out!

Hey!! Thank you for checking out the video. I appreciate it. Great question, yes, while I have plans to add RF lenses to the kit, I don’t really have a need at the moment. With all the EF glass I’ve acquired over the years, I might as well keep using them with an EF to RF adapter. So far, I haven’t noticed any loss in functionality when using the adapter so for now, EF is good to go! You’re right, a lens video would be good. My go-to are 24-70 L f2.8 and the 70-200 L f2.8 but I have several others I use given the situation.

@ Thanks for the reply! I‘m a hobbyist shooting mostly my family. I recently switched from a 5D Mark IV to an R5, since second hand prices are finally doable for me. I‘m using adapted EF glass and it works very well for me, too. Cheers

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@@bryantrudell7947 hahaha arrrgggg. For my assigned FBI agent: I pay for the software now.

Oh yes!! Studio setup vid coming soon!!

Thank you so much!!!! Wow!! R1 + C400!! Solid pick ups, for sure. Congrats!!! Happy shooting!!

Thank you!!!!

Hey! Thanks for checking it out. Yes, I definitely can. I will post that asap!

Thanks man! How good is it?

@ So far, my mind is blown. I haven’t filmed too much with it yet but as far as photos, it’s unreal. The AF system doesn’t even seem real. It’s extremely sticky and seems to read my mind. The EVF is also INCREDIBLE. Super bright, huge and feels like I’m just watching a big TV 🤣🤣🤣.

haha one is the 70-200 MK I and one is the 70-200 MK III. It's actually come in quite handy when I've had to shoot multi-cam in big rooms where zoom was a must.