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Hi, as always great video. Thanks for sharing. A while ago I seem to remember you mentioned a Mamiya lens that you felt may be one to look out for. I can't seem to remember where you mentioned that. Do you remember what lens it was?

thank you so much - amazing

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this is amazing! thank you so much!

Beautiful!!

Where did you get the vest and saddle for the monopod? looks great for a gimbal also.

Use the monopod with the saddle. That's what I use. Works like a charm.

Hey how are you? I got to shoot a small promo video in a gym for a fitness trainer. Would you say this light has enough power to make a good video? I also travel a lot and I’m looking for a solution like this! Thanks!

Dang i thought my prayers were answered until i saw doesnt make them anymore. It was the perfect solution for all day weddings

I am getting the Tilta shoulder rig today. I use a comfortable foam standard camera strap. I poke one arm through so it's not on the back of my neck. All my cameras have a strap with easy to remove clips. I use rigged up C70's as well. Not a big fan of the EasyRig types. I have one but if you need to move/walk it's rough. Waiting on my C400 to come in September to use with my 24-105 2.8. Nice weight combo. Good work here.

For all day shoots, I use my FX3/FX6 with a gimbal which is mounted directly to a mechanical support vest, namely the Thanos SE. I can shoot nonstop for hours with that system without much fatigue, if I really need to. You can shoot from eye level to knee level, it’s a pretty good range for most situations. With just a gimbal, it’s nearly impossible to shoot continuously for more than 10/15 minutes without destroying your arms and back. You have to put down your camera every few minutes to recover.

Wonderful job! As a peruvian, this is awesome

Thank you sooo much for this knowledge. It is so important to put this advise as number one rules👍🏽 I love this

@5:03 yes, you do have to grab the cam off the saddle, but you could rest your elbows on the saddle for stability. no, i don't own a cine saddle...i'm a poor filmmaker so i just used an old lowepro sling bag that i had layin' around and filled it w/ a towel. worked out pretty well at my last shoot. and yes, i used the method i mentioned when i had to get the camera higher.

you get better result upscaling fron 1080p to 4k or doing an interpolation from 30 to 60?

I'm so glad you have taken the time to make all these videos my man! I'm in AOD and watch King Coal last night. Loved the Mallick inspiration in the impressionistic scenes. I'm looking forward to a video about the process of filming these scenes. Hybrid docs are my jam. I don't really like filming verite anymore. Being more creative and intentional is just so much more fun. Thanks again Curren!

so elegant and gorgeous, congrats!

Do the weavers wear their colorful clothes daily, or was this a special occasion? Also, there were so many wonderful shots in this short piece that I need to go back and rewatch a few times.

really nice!

Wow... So beautiful...

thank you!

Great info!

Great tips, Curren. Thank you! If you have any tips on shooting two-camera interviews by yourself, I'd love to hear em. I'm traveling with an FX6, FX3 and drone for storytelling and quite often am traveling / filming solo. BTW, I was born in Huntington, W. Va.

Wished you included tilta float handheld support

Very interested by the saddle but the price is juste a joke ... Recently i discovered the macgiver way using the never used camera ztrap around your neck with a rig ... To my surprised its pretty effective!

Thanks for this content!

Clickbait thumbnails make me sad.

Don't write "all stabilization methods". You are missing electronic gimbal, steadicam and more, that would have been much better in pretty much all of these scenarios...

Just got it!

As of today, June 3rd, 2024, out of multiple videos I've ever seen, yours is the BEST & MOST COMPREHENSIVE regarding camera stabilizer reviewing. It's because you cover Easyrig, Handheld, Monopod, Sakk bag, Shoulder Rig and Vest. You also demonstrate their advantages and disadvantages. Thank Curren for such an INTERESTING & USEFUL job! One question, please! If possibile, could you please compare Easyrig STABIL G3 with your monopod system? Easyrig claims it can stabilize camera setups between 5-25 kg / 11-55 lbs. Thanks again.

I agree that Zhiyun X100 is unbeatable for traveling! Were you by any chance shooting in Florence, Italy? It would have been fun meeting you here :)

How do you feel about using it on the C70 without lens support? And does it feel too front heavy? Thinking about running the 50-100 with a C70, and V mount to balance out the weight distribution.

Great video, very helpful info

Just discovered your channel and loving it. Thanks for the practical tips and the money-saving tips in your other videos.

The question I have about the software is this, what is more cost-effective. Upscale your video fron 1080 60p to 4k 60p or record in 4k 30p and interpolate to 60p. Can you compare this?

Curren, have you made a video about that vest and monopod setup of yours? I was thinking of getting the Thanos SE with the DJI RS4, but was keen on getting a usage review of your setup of vest and monopod.

Were these shot on the C70 too?

Used the Nokton 25mm on my GH5, 4, 3… so It was always a go to. Had a hard time finding a replacement for it since i went full frame so I'll have to check this one out

I didn't realize you worked on "Summer's End." It's probably my favorite music video of all time. Kudos.

love it

Great video! I love your channel! I rocked the Heliar last year in a documentary in Rwanda. Have you come across a lens with a similar characteristic only wider? Voigtlander Classic 35 S.C. goes in that direction. Cheers.

Is there a list of the lenses that no one is talking about? Asking for a friend.

Curren, was that just a Rec709 color grade on the footage? I love the look. Appreciate the tip on this.

My goat lens for the gh5 is the voigtlander 17.5 nokton. Voigts definitely have character.

actually, everybody is and has been talking about this lens for a long time

You can’t go wrong with any Voigtlander lens. I shot with their full frame Nokton/Heliars for a while and they created some really breathtaking footage/photos.

The price of this lens is something else.

I can't get enough of your videos. The fact that you make standout content in a sea of over-saturated video space on youtube speaks to how much thought you're putting into these.

Any buying tips for the voigtlander? Certain model numbers to look for or versions that perform differently? Thanks!

Yeah but my last Helios cost me 20 bucks - and that had a camera attached 🤷‍♂️