Matt, hi! Estonian here, an Ugric person. I actually should have wrote the comment under the video prior but I feel need to write you in regard 𒌓 𒌓𒌓 𒊒 у лу ру (u lu ru) or Uluru. It's not a rock, it's not the rock, it's one of most sacred places for humanity and this cultural heritage belongs to the people of land who are the carriers of the heritage. The heritage to the people of land of Sahul (The proper name of Australia) has been passed forward by Ugric people. This is vital because people of land of Sahul are not Ugric but they carry a lot of the heritage to the point I as Estonian can restore what we had in maa usk (There's no proper translation into English what maa usk is but take it as the founding faith of the whole human civilization). Ulurru or 𒌓 𒌓𒌓 𒊒 у лу ру (u lu ru) stands for uus / luu / juuretis (new / bone [read:descendancy] / liven). As a new root meaning it translates as луй (luj) or nugis (marten). The feature is head of nugis which oversees the land around and binds by its very existence people into one, thus the meaning juuretis (liven). There should be great respect in regard Uluru as this is and will always be theirs, regardless who think they rule over them. The next sacred place after Uluru is Toompea in Tallinn, which is the head of vana Kalev (oled Klalev) who oversees the vicinity which is known as linn but the meaning town / city does not have the gravity Estonian meaning bears. Toompea translates as linna pea (head of town) but in reality it reflects the overseeing head over the settlements nearby. This maa usk rite is as old as human civilization. Uluru and Toompea are the reasons why in Mesopotamia you have man made mounds made of building materials available on site, which in English they are called Ziggurats. This all is the reason why the people of land asked the white man not to climb onto Uluru as people don't stump on the sacred graves of their forefathers. A bit more appreciation into the sacred place would be very asked. What I described here does not even scratch the surface of the cultural heritage is carries. I don't know what's the attitude in Australia but asking premission to be near Uluru would be something that is regarded as self-evident. In Tallinn we are less lucky because of Christianity doing whatever they deemed correct. On Toompea, where the Toomkirik is located was the most sacred groove of Estonians. Also down Toompea we have ит ын ийыш мия (it õn ijõš mija) Tõnismäe (mound of Tõnis') which translates into surnukeha (corpse). Not just we have Toompea or vana Kalevi pea (head of old Kalev) but we have surnukeha (corpse) of his on which the main traffic artery is running over. Up until 17th century that place was still having a keep which guarded the entrance to Toompea even 500 years after Christian crusaders run us over. Hoping it sheds ligth into reasons why I had to comment. Also, take Google Map and search for Toompea and Tõnismäe.
Nicely done, yet again. Concise, actionable with lots of practical mixed in.
Buttons & dials! You have my attention 💡🙂
Definitely portable. Thanks for the tour around these lights and Uluru, Matt!
Thanks, Matt! This is a product I will consider as my needs evolve.
Very cool little gadget, looks like it is worth the price!
Stunning light system but I would rather save for a Z8.
Certainly a great camera, you cant go wrong !!!
Matt, hi!
Estonian here, an Ugric person. I actually should have wrote the comment under the video prior but I feel need to write you in regard 𒌓 𒌓𒌓 𒊒 у лу ру (u lu ru) or Uluru. It's not a rock, it's not the rock, it's one of most sacred places for humanity and this cultural heritage belongs to the people of land who are the carriers of the heritage. The heritage to the people of land of Sahul (The proper name of Australia) has been passed forward by Ugric people. This is vital because people of land of Sahul are not Ugric but they carry a lot of the heritage to the point I as Estonian can restore what we had in maa usk (There's no proper translation into English what maa usk is but take it as the founding faith of the whole human civilization).
Ulurru or 𒌓 𒌓𒌓 𒊒 у лу ру (u lu ru) stands for uus / luu / juuretis (new / bone [read:descendancy] / liven). As a new root meaning it translates as луй (luj) or nugis (marten). The feature is head of nugis which oversees the land around and binds by its very existence people into one, thus the meaning juuretis (liven). There should be great respect in regard Uluru as this is and will always be theirs, regardless who think they rule over them. The next sacred place after Uluru is Toompea in Tallinn, which is the head of vana Kalev (oled Klalev) who oversees the vicinity which is known as linn but the meaning town / city does not have the gravity Estonian meaning bears. Toompea translates as linna pea (head of town) but in reality it reflects the overseeing head over the settlements nearby.
This maa usk rite is as old as human civilization. Uluru and Toompea are the reasons why in Mesopotamia you have man made mounds made of building materials available on site, which in English they are called Ziggurats.
This all is the reason why the people of land asked the white man not to climb onto Uluru as people don't stump on the sacred graves of their forefathers. A bit more appreciation into the sacred place would be very asked. What I described here does not even scratch the surface of the cultural heritage is carries. I don't know what's the attitude in Australia but asking premission to be near Uluru would be something that is regarded as self-evident.
In Tallinn we are less lucky because of Christianity doing whatever they deemed correct. On Toompea, where the Toomkirik is located was the most sacred groove of Estonians. Also down Toompea we have ит ын ийыш мия (it õn ijõš mija) Tõnismäe (mound of Tõnis') which translates into surnukeha (corpse). Not just we have Toompea or vana Kalevi pea (head of old Kalev) but we have surnukeha (corpse) of his on which the main traffic artery is running over. Up until 17th century that place was still having a keep which guarded the entrance to Toompea even 500 years after Christian crusaders run us over.
Hoping it sheds ligth into reasons why I had to comment. Also, take Google Map and search for Toompea and Tõnismäe.
Nice looking light.
If I gave up strobes then the hobolite would be on my short list.
Maybe we need guide numbers for constant lighting ..,.🦘