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So grateful you’re making these videos! I’ve been wanting to start doing a Videos for our family with the gazillions of footage we have. In this video when you’re doing color grading, is this a preset or filter (excuse my photography terms) you can purchase? I have not been able to quite figure out how to adjust coloring the way, I would in light room in these more professional video programs yet. I’d love some kind of preset. I can just drop over all the footage that makes it look more appealing. Thanks again for making these videos!

I love the look of images in the x-pan aspect ratio. However, I'm curious how they look when shared on social media platforms like Instagram. Do you post the photos you convert or do you print?

These a really breathtaking photos. In the case of the chess photos, did you have a flash on? I want to capture moments like those but I fear a flash would interrupt the spontaneity of the moment.

I’m glad my algo has pointed me to your channel. Great video. Love being a dad and looking to start capturing more moments regularly, especially this Christmas season. Have a great holiday!

Your channel is precisely my type of photography niche - subscribed :)

How do you like that 18 f2?

The photos that have made me tear up and get the most emotions are always the most casual, unflattering incidental throwaway photos.

A truly inspiring video! thanks for sharing!

Do the videos have to be saved to your phone? Is there no way to edit straight from the camera wirelessly like you can do with insta360 products?

Still shooting my X100F, been my travel camera paired with a RRS base plate, PD Carbon Travel tripod, WCL and a small set of filters like CPL and black mist the X100F has been awesome. Recently in Japan the little camera had the dreaded OVF/EVF problem. Without weather sealing my X100F has seen a freezing snowy winter in Sweden, the harshness of the Balkans mountains, the still cold of Bled Lake, a wet autumn in Japan and the dusty 40ºC+ heat of an Aussie summer and it has been great. Travel, street and landscape = AWESOME. I am looking at the X100VI, considering the stupid prices people are paying for secondhand X100F cameras. Time to move on to the VI and it isn't video or megapixels, it is the IBIS. This little Fujifilm camera has been the master of my cameras, a cabinet full of Canon pro bodies and lenses that kind of don't get used half as much as they should.

You’ve definitely inspired me to finally start posting videos. More so to document life for my family. But it has been something I’ve always wanted to do. Your videos showed up on my feed and I’m glad they did. Keep up the great work and content!

Your work will help many parents in documenting memories in a great way. Keep up the good work!

Hey, recently discovered you after watching the Aura Carver review you did. Noticed you use some random Fort Wayne shots here and there. That’s where I’m based. Do you live in that area or just visit a lot. Love how the city is growing. Keep up the good work.

Perfect advice. My phone & camera are filed with random what others would call wasted film and data. But it’s priceless to me. And when others see the pics from years ago they are so glad we have these small insignificant glimpses of our lives 😎👍. That’s why I will work on my RUclips channel to post and share. Have a great Christmas and New year holiday 😊

For purposes of family videos, do you see the lack of optical zoom on these units as a downside? Do you like these better than traditional camcorders?

Love this, man. From now on, I'll try to capture all the moments like that. Thanks for your video, I hope can see more videos like this in the future, from Vietnam.

Also remember to be in the photo yourself sometimes. It's easy taking pictures, but also easy to forget that there's somebody behind the camera aswell

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Great video. After retiring in Feb it is so important for me to document even the very normal days. Decided to start a channel to help preserve. Keep up the good work. 👍😎

Its good when you have cool stuff.

A good reminder. Really, these are the best photos when I look back with friends and family. Thanks.

None of those images are silly. They are the stories of your life, and are precious! I've always done this, just for my own enjoyment. I hope my kids and their kids see them all someday and remember or learn about the stories in our lives, too.

Great work! Love this!

Son of a…. This brought out the feelings, man. This is the #1 reason I picked up a camera, preserve the memories. And this video reminded me that I can be even better about it. Thank you.

This is beautiful. Thanks for sharing. Be where your feet are.

I think those are the best kinds of photos.

I started photographing more often but also those small details mentioned in the video. In addition to all that, I started printing and making photo albums of the things I photograph

Love this content. Thank you for sharing and thank you for filling the niche WE need!

Really well done! I have been doing this for years. It is really Great.

Yes. I am 74 and the snapshots in my mind, that I do not have in my hand, are the ones I wish for. I do have a virtual ton of pictures, but I can still pin point some I wish were on paper.

These are really useful tips! Thanks for sharing and I am inspired!

Love this idea! Another suggestion, is to not delete ANY photos. I keep every photo, even the blurry ones, and the ones I accidentally took of the ground. It really helps me remember the specific day and how I actually felt, judging by the way I was taking photos. Idk if that makes sense but it sort of helps set a timeline

Loved the video ❤❤❤

Awesome and inspiring video!

Great process! I've been storing and backing up to two external 5TB drives. I like the idea of an SSD for the working files and two large HDD. Maybe the SSD would be the current year. I also like the idea of final videos going to iCloud. I hadn't thought of that approach. Thanks!

I live in NYC, and those prices are way too high. I get my roll basic scan and process with my negatives cut and given back for $10. The name of the place is called Exposure Therapy. It's in Brooklyn.

I've been thinking about this a lot lately, I just started the video so I'm not sure what you're going to say but... I've been making an effort to make those images of places and people that are important to the family. Maybe my cousins' kids will be interested when they're feeling nostalgic.

Very great perspective, I'll need to do this better

4:35 what is that selve on the right its it custom or store bought i would like to get one

Great video! Have you done a video on how you archive and store all your footage? Would love to know your process. As cameras get better and files larger, I'm running out of space.

Great video about looking for special moments in daily life. It's about recognizing that life is fleeting and change is constant, and what appears mundane now can become deeply, sentimentally nostalgic later.

Love this content. Thanks for sharing. You've inspired me to pick up a camera again and document fatherhood.

You will regret not buying the transition model which turns to clear indoors so you don’t look like a pervert.

Hi, I found your channel when searching for the DJI Osmo Pocket 3, with the use-case of taking family/travel videos. I mainly shoot photos on my Sony a7iii and 35mm GM lens, but handheld unstabilized video footage is too shaky. I'm hoping to settle on a compact, everyday carry camera setup to capture special family moments because I agree with you that documenting family life is meaningful for nostalgia and appreciation years in the future. To answer your question posed in this video about what content to make, everything you've published so far is exactly what I've been searching for and would love to see refreshes of the same ideas over time. Any new gear coming out that can improve this "family archivist" role? Do you still use the same gear as you have in prior videos? Any advice around the tech process such as storing the footage, how to edit it, how to simply workflows and get great results straight-from-camera. I might stop shooting RAW soon and go 100% JPEG since I almost never open RAW files. Maybe talk more about how you landed on using a 27mm FF-equivalent focal length for your portraits?

What cloud base service do you put all the videos on? How are you storing them for your family later

Love this! on your Fuji what resolution would you record memories like this?

Is Canon 318m a good choice?

I got Headliner ones because Wayfarer look too big, too square, too Urkel-like .

I've been preaching this for years. Time is the most valuable thing you will never get back, but capturing it with video/audio is the only way to get it back