@@mozzman I try to avoid Manhattan as much as possible, and I only shoot in the city with a shooting partner. When I'm by myself, I drive on the Long Island Expressway without using my camera until I cross Utopia Parkway. This allows me to avoid constantly checking behind my back. LOL
Man, you were "Smokin", people can't improve their photography if they don't go out and shoot. Many supposed "Issues" that some content creators call out are just about getting clicks but in the real world are insignificant to 90+% of the people out there. The only perfect camera is the one that works for you, for someone else they may have no love for what you own but it doesn't matter, you buy what works for you and fits your use case, everyone is different. If there was such a thing as a perfect camera then we would all own the same thing (if we could afford it). 🙂
Moz, I love it..... just shut up and shoot.... It's great to see you posting a video. Mind my asking what software you are using to share your computer screen? I would like to find an easy way to do it in my future videos. Greg
It's funny you should ask, the entire reason I went live was so that I didn't have to mess around editing - I knew I wanted to share my screen. I use OBS studio for my webcam. It allows you to layer different sources pretty easily. You can overlay graphics, videos, browser screens... you can also do chroma keying if you have a green screen. It's not that hard to set up, but if you're a figure it out yourself without reading the manual kind of person, a lot of the settings aren't as obvious as they could be.
Great rebuttal pointing out factorial information
I don't usually worry about camera specifications since I know I won't be photographing bats in caves anytime soon. LOL
Are you saying you don't go into the subway and walk down the tracks looking for photo opportunities? Where's your spirit of adventure? :D
@@mozzman I try to avoid Manhattan as much as possible, and I only shoot in the city with a shooting partner. When I'm by myself, I drive on the Long Island Expressway without using my camera until I cross Utopia Parkway. This allows me to avoid constantly checking behind my back. LOL
Man, you were "Smokin", people can't improve their photography if they don't go out and shoot. Many supposed "Issues" that some content creators call out are just about getting clicks but in the real world are insignificant to 90+% of the people out there. The only perfect camera is the one that works for you, for someone else they may have no love for what you own but it doesn't matter, you buy what works for you and fits your use case, everyone is different. If there was such a thing as a perfect camera then we would all own the same thing (if we could afford it). 🙂
Moz, I love it..... just shut up and shoot....
It's great to see you posting a video. Mind my asking what software you are using to share your computer screen? I would like to find an easy way to do it in my future videos. Greg
It's funny you should ask, the entire reason I went live was so that I didn't have to mess around editing - I knew I wanted to share my screen. I use OBS studio for my webcam. It allows you to layer different sources pretty easily. You can overlay graphics, videos, browser screens... you can also do chroma keying if you have a green screen. It's not that hard to set up, but if you're a figure it out yourself without reading the manual kind of person, a lot of the settings aren't as obvious as they could be.