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OK, so I have paused at 15 seconds to answer what that is........ I am going with "what is a Fried Chicken Todd" 🤣But really, I am interested to get your take!

I love the use of the tv as background. Nice shoot, thanks.

Years ago I bought a canon ae1 program. I bought it when i first joined the military to document my overseas assignment and shot on it consistently for 3 years. I kept it for years and when I returned stateside I put away in a box. I never developed my own film just sent it out to be processed. Fast forward to 2013 i took an intro to photography class i pulled my camera out of retirement and it worked great. In this class we were taught to process film and i found it to be a pain in the butt. I had a newfound respect for people who processed film for a living. I sold my ae1 program and never shot film since.

Please try french Royer Teleroy 6x9 620 camera

Film is still the best! 😁

no the profoto A10 is king Godox v1 stupid hot shoe brakes all the time i pick up the A10 and omg the best zero missfires hot shoe strong zero issues light quality magical

thanks for sharing

this video is anything but the sigma 105. you talked more about your mic than the lens.

I kinda loved it until the glass was burnt by the flash and it's giving zero power and is full of soot

Todd, thank you for your interesting video! I’m considering this lens as well, but only for the 40MP X-H2. Was wondering if you think it is sharp enough to handle the higher resolution sensor of the X-H2. Enjoy your awesome Fujifilm X System!

Hi Todd...this lens is very good except for video use...when zooming it loses focus...otherwise it is great and has a very good focal range. Greetings from Barcelona (Spain)

Yup, I’m not a wedding photographer, but I agree that any photo should be shot, and edited to stand the test of time. Trendy photoshop filters have ruined many a good photo, in my opinion. Good video.

Thank you so much for this great inspiring video. I photographed several weddings myself a few years ago. You did a great job.

I remember learning a wedding photographer’s role is to tell the story by capturing the place, the people and the emotions of the day. When a photographer interjects his or her own ego by excusing poor technical skills as a style then they have failed. I think I’ve expressed my opinion about how digital has ruined the craft of photography and nothing proves that point than portraiture and wedding photography.

Hi, I bought the v6 last week, primarily to use as a secondary camera at weddings. Sony being my main one, been out testing the v6 but I’m finding it soft, and even though I select raw, when I check the I,ages when I get them to my phone they are jpegs. Thinking of getting rid of it

Dear Todd. I congratulate you on your successful year 2024 and wish you from Germany a healthy, happy and even more successful year in 2025.

You are an excellent photographer

Happy New Year, Todd! And thank you for all your videos this past year. I've learned so much from watching you and talking with you this year. I look forward to more videos and more one-on-one talks in 2025! God bless you and your family for a safe and prosperous new year!

Happy New Year Todd from Australia. I "found" your channel in 2024 and am looking forward to 2025 with you.

Nice work this year Todd!

Happy New Year Todd.

After watching a few reviews on the AD100 Pro, the size, portability, and even the power put out by these completely sold me. I purchased three, and I absolutely love them! I haven't gotten the modifier kit yet but that's on my list. I have an SMDV Flip 28G Speedbox , that is compact, portable and it sets up in seconds. It also comes with a carry case that measures 25" x 8". The AD100 Pro attaches magnetically with no need for a bulky Bowens mount.

what happened to Courtney ? neither her website nor instagram work anymore ..

I have sigma F1.4 28 40 105 and my favorite 105

Great ideas Todd, Merry Christmas!

Thank You for the update Do you have any non political updates on the hardest hit areas? I was drawn to your channel because it is just straight forward not full of agendas

I normally really don’t write any comments at all but here it’s worth because you really did a good job with this video! It got recommended to me by ChatGPT haha, otherwise I would never have found it. Maybe you’ll answer me on a question I’m having: What do you think about the difference between V and VI concerning filming since I would also like to do some filming stuff of my trips for example. Is there a huge difference there concerning the quality and the possibility to edit in post? (on a basic hobby level obviuosly, but still with good quality) I’m a little bit concerned that the V may have a quite less good video quality but since I don’t know I'm asking. p.s. a little tipp: Some slight background music would upgrade the video by a lot :) Thanks man! Cheers from Switzerland

Finally a video where I can understand the flash principles 🎉I been struggling to know a bit more about flashes 😢and you explained it so well 🎉 thanks for that 😅actually I got the godox V1 before watching this video and then you let us know that one is the one you use and that is great to know is yhe one you use 😮at least you gave me a nice place to start about photography with flash🎉I’ve been photographing a lot and you COB as my main liGHTS, I wanted to learn flash thanks for the head start 😊

what are the setting you use to get this phoot?

Appreciate you showing your work flow. Always good to see how others do it. Your white seamless roll is huge (wide). Who do you use as a suplier? Thanks.

Get some rest your eyes look horrible

Excellent Photos!

Hey Todd how do you get around a copyright strike for using a trade marked product as a subject in your video?

Nice work!

Cool! Love seeing the setup! I'm always learning from your videos! Merry Christmas to you and your family!

Wow nice shots for a simple neighborhood walk and the colors are amazing

Nice job! This is the process that nobody else is showing on youtube

I see where you’re coming from you just wanted to make the whole house into your studio!!!! Good job. Merry Christmas.

Hello, I collect and use film cameras, develop film. I have to say that I really enjoy watching your video. It's amazing! Thank you for sharing

From what I remember, if your flash hadn’t got that warm tinted lens you’d still have the green-cast. That’s how they improved it (corrected the ad100) from the early ones.

I sometimes shoot stock photos. Now customers can easily create such photos by using AI tools. :( Thanks for the video.

Could please share that softbox and it's tripod links or name ?

Just because you can buy a lens with a Camera it’s not a Kit lens. All XF lenses are good.

You are absolutely right, the myth that larger sensors collect more light needs to be debunked. However, I believe that your experiment is one of the several situations where the full frame camera does collect more light: On the common part of the image (the part of the image covered by the crop sensor), the two are absolutely identical, which means that on the common part they collect the same amount of light. Since the full frame has a wider angle of view, it certainly collects more light. But anyway, the amount of light that the sensor collects is the amount of light delivered by the lens to the sensor. Perhaps, the more meaningful question is: how to produce similar images with different size sensors?

I Think the Angry Photographer covered this 7 or 8 years ago and commented on it in his video "Don't see comments anymore about "larger sensors = more light" & other nonsense"

Might wanna drop the images taken in a Dropbox and post on here so we can see. Also (with the risk of sounding dumb) I think when people say “let’s in more light” is when dealing with low light shots, which I personally would have been more interested in. That said, glad you chose the R7 cause it’s a really good camera that everyone ignores cause apsc

Nothing grinds my gears more than when people say we need to multiply the F-Stop number by the crop factor. No one is doing Depth of Field calculations for portraits. All you are doing is confusing beginners on what crop sensor really is.

I believe some information is still wrong. There will really be no difference in the exposure result if measured per pixel on full frame and crop cameras with the same pixel density. However, as the area of ​​the full frame sensor is larger, it captures more light and thus manages to form a larger image. In your reasoning, if there was a sensor measuring just 1 millimeter it would also capture the same amount of light, the photo would have the same exposure if you did your test. We cannot confuse light capture per pixel and total light capture, the total light captured by the full frame sensor is greater because it has a larger area, but this does not change the exposure result because in the cropped sensor it is as if we were only capturing information of a small area of ​​the full frame sensor. it's the same amount of light per square inch, but the full frame sensor has more square inches.

Really the term "crop" should have been a clue against that thinking. If you take an image with a full frame camera, and crop it, does it become brighter? All a smaller sensor does is see less of the image. Though I wonder if most people who do believe that are having a "blindingly obvious" reaction, where just knowing "bigger area -> more light" (i.e. apertures) make brighter images? Not considering the larger image sensor is merely receiving that extra light... as larger image area.

I think this rumour comes from a misunderstanding of something true. If you use the same lens of the same focal length and aperture on a larger sensor, there is more light on the sensor, but obviously, that light is shared out over a greater area, so it appears no brighter. This is why speed boosters exist: they take that same amount of light and compress it into a smaller area. So in fact this is an advantage which crop sensors can take better advantage of than full frame or larger. It's one of those times where, just because you "know" doesn't necessarily mean you understand.