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@@heybrandyn Thanks 🙏🏾 such much for the feedback, much appreciated.

Thanks so much for the feedback and kind words, If you have a link to your store please send it my way, your work looks amazing.

@@CyclopsJoeVideos Kudos from the OG, much appreciated Joe. Thanks for the support brother, you help keep me on track my friend.

@@redmann009 if you are on a budget the SDXC v90 cards will pretty much work with all the file formats and they are fairly priced. If you want to speed up your workflow and cost is no issue the cfexpress type A cards are great. Just remember they are expensive

@@boydsworldsproductions super glad this was helpful, you will find the FX3 is an extremely capable camera stuffed into a small body. Holla back when you get it my friend

@@lindongareis8757 I appreciate the feedback, thanks so much.

I am so glad this was helpful. I use the memory recall buttons to get back to a Known Good Setting when I start jacking around with the settings all the time.

Yes, as long as it is a NATO rail. Most of the cages for the Sony FX3 are NATO rail up top but you can find NATO rail mounts for pretty much all camera cages if it is not already built into it. www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1421802-REG/smallrig_1409_quick_release_safety_rail.html

@@flanagamer I know flares can be started or lit underwater but how she fired it, not so much. Maybe the gun had a gas chamber or something like what some of the spear guns use or marine biologist use to tag marine life🤔🤔

@@markthecre8tor I guess since it’s sci-fi, you just gotta go with it 😅

@@flanagamer but have to admit the scene was fire. The way that creature appeared out of the dark still freaks me out.

@@ChrisDavisTrumpet I'm super excited this was helpful my friend, have fun using the prompter it's great when it's working as designed.

A wise decision to use cfexpress when going with 60fps and higher. For the sake of time, I did not get to show the speed difference when moving the data off the cards, but it's definitely fast enough to notice. Thanks for leaving feedback, it is much appreciated.

Thanks, brother, I appreciate the kind my friend.

@@elizabethhummer Thanks so much for the kind words and feedback, I truly appreciate it. The FX3 is an amazing little camera, have fun with it and reach out if you have any questions.

@@markthecre8tor Thanks - actually I have tons. Was just doing new stuff with it this weekend...need to figure out some things for sure.

@@bigpuffineats super glad this was helpful

Thanks so much for the feedback, I really appreciate the kind words. I used a cool free tool called mcamrig from motion effects. Give it a try www.motionvfx.com/store,mcamrig,p2219.html?srsltid=AfmBOopvQ5wgWw85fRhok7tofwbP4EX2JzoDtBU9ubYKLGL9AsJsKhpT

@@commentwisely3033 I would love to see this in a theater

@@markthecre8tor Google it, there might be showings. I got lucky with a ad

Thank you for responding. I 100% agree with you this lens is great for macro video. I purchased the A6700 for my son at university a few weeks ago. How is the reach on the crop sensor of the 6700? Great channel by the way.

@@markthecre8tor usually I buy something camera related and I regret it for some reason. That did not happen with the A6700. This small thing is amazing. Your son is lucky! When I don't do macro video I pair it with a Sigma 18-50. I love it! 😍

@@gvdlaarse you are very welcome, remember this works but you will need to color correct again after applying it. I have even with phantom LUTS have to bring down the mid tones and global a little.

You are very welcome, I have discovered that this cranks up the saturation a ton so you have to make some color correction. I have to do this with some phantom luts also.

Thanks for the feedback. I am sorry the A875r did not work out, the reviews are pretty solid. When connect my deity to the f3 it picks up everything. But being that close to the source for sure is not good, but what is odd is it worked great on the H6

@@chrisdickersonfilms I truly appreciate the feedback, kind words and sub. Thanks so much

Big Thanks to you my friend for taking a moment to provide feedback. Thanks so much!!

@@markthecre8tor would be crazy if you could pull up more video like this one explaning all the settings in the FX3 , i really enjoy the way you teach ! Cheers !!

@@SimonSenez I will try and put together another video going over the settings soon.

@@robogle59 Thanks for feedback, to be honest I did not notice a camera and effects tab. As soon as I get home later this evening I will check it for you as well.

@@markthecre8tor and I mean hilarious in the right way. You were funny, man. Yeah, there are three tabs. I use a Mac and a mirrorless camera also with eCamm. I think I’m using the right cords. I do not have the prompter cord gojng direct into the Mac since it’s a lame usb and mine are all c - it’s going into a hub. That does have a 3.0 USB. Thanks, man.

I think the effects setting is disabled because of the camera requirements. It looks like it only works with Elgato Cam Link 4K or Elgato Facecam. I could find diddly squat on the camera tab but I am guessing it won't enable until you plug in one of the required cameras or use the Elgato CAM link which should allow the DSLR to work.

@@robogle59 Im going to check with my son later today for you, I think he has a setup like yours.

I have it on Bluray but apple might not ever have it.

Thanks for taking a moment to provide feedback. The F3 paired with those SE8 mics should be a killer combo for Acoustic guitar. I have the Rode Wireless Pro mics and they are great for recording voices when attached to the person or with a lav, and I have recorded some sound effects with them but they are NOT even remotely close to what the sounds I can record with the F3 and my XLR mic. The pre-amps in the F3 are really good.

You are very welcome!!! I am glad this was helpful!!

Thank you so much for the kind words, it's been a heck of a grind but I will keep going and getting better. Much appreciated

@@CyclopsJoeVideos Thanks so much for the feedback Joe

Thank you, I am glad this helped.

Thank you so much for the feedback, I really appreciate it.

@@DavidLuke-su2kp One thing you can consider doing is use the memory recall buttons to quickly get to your settings. Use this video right here to help. ruclips.net/video/Up1e1RaM8Yk/видео.htmlsi=w_RXoKtSWTXUzpd7

Facts for sure, Sony crushed it with the FX3 and I am still shocked at how much they squeezed into its small body.

Thanks so Lani, its been a grind for sure.

Thank you So Much For the feedback Sir, Following your lead Big Guy!!!

It's a great little field recorder. Its small size will amaze you and Zoom juiced it up with some powerful preamps. Catch it on sale if you can, that's what I did to keep a little bread in my pocket.

Thanks so much for the feedback, I really appreciate it.

Thank you so much, it has been an uphill grind. Trying to balance work, family, and the channel is no small task but people like you make it all worth it.

Thanks for the feedback, and I 100% agree with sometimes wanting or needing to focus on a specific sound source. I do not have a proper space to record the best sounds so my bedroom closet is what I use because the clothes and carpet absorb any sound reflection. I can say with this setup I probably could record a fly farting if I wanted to. Cheers my friend and happy creating.

@@josiahpetermann add an adjustment layer and bring down the saturation. When adding any LUT I have noticed they juice the heck out of the saturation and you have to bring it down some. Check the exposure as well and bring down the highlights if they are clipped and bring up the shadows if needed

@@markthecre8tor I tried this with almost no change haha. I do real estate and this was my first slog attempt at a house, so I'm a rookie. But man, I was getting better results in s-cinetone. Just wanted better results for my skies and windows so thought I'd try slog.

@@josiahpetermann I fully understand my friend, I took the hard route and started with S-LOG3 and was forced to learn to color grade. (many bumps along the way) If you can in your spare time focus some energy on how to expose slog-3, then color correction and then grading. You will be surprised with how much you can push the image around in post.