Hi Nicholas, just to start off I really enjoy your content and am very surprised by the subscriber and view count considering the great production quality! Regarding the challenge of effortlessly capturing yourself shooting have you considered a drone? Yes, the quality is similar to an action camera with an entry level drone anyway but I find it an easy way to get interesting footage from a tall 3rd person angle as the newer ones allow subject tracking and work quite well for that. I've recently gotten the DJI Mini 4 Pro and am very happy with its features and video quality. It is quite a bigger investment in contrast to the TP Mini there but maybe something to think about for your use case. Keep up the amazing content!
This is a great idea. Thanks for the suggestion @darjanstipic9515. I've never owned a drone. I knew at least in concept that this might be a possibility, but I don't know things like how well the tracking works, or how well a drone can hover in place in order to shoot something relatively close-up, or if they can get shots closer to face-level as opposed to a giant wide shot from high in the sky, which wouldn't be super helpful to me. Cool, I'll definitely take a look at the DJI Mini 4 Pro.
This maybe exactly what I'm looking for. I was wanting something I could pair up to my cell phone to record the EVF of my camera while doing portraits. Is this capable of doing that? I didn't want to spend the money on a Ninja V. Great video!
I don't think there would be any easy way of displaying video on your phone using the TP Mini, it might be possible somehow via adaptors and a specific app, but the TP Mini outputs HDMI only @paulsebring5326. There are sub $100 field monitors out there that look pretty credible though. You might look into that. But as far as recording video from your EVF, if you don't mind just mounting your phone on your camera, you can likely do it via a USB-C connection directly between your camera and phone, using a third party app. I say likely because I've managed to get that working before, but it's been a few years. Also, as I recall the video obtained via USB-C was at a pretty low frame-rate, and that's ultimately why I ended up buying the Ninja V. Well, one of the reasons.
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Hi Nicholas, just to start off I really enjoy your content and am very surprised by the subscriber and view count considering the great production quality! Regarding the challenge of effortlessly capturing yourself shooting have you considered a drone? Yes, the quality is similar to an action camera with an entry level drone anyway but I find it an easy way to get interesting footage from a tall 3rd person angle as the newer ones allow subject tracking and work quite well for that. I've recently gotten the DJI Mini 4 Pro and am very happy with its features and video quality. It is quite a bigger investment in contrast to the TP Mini there but maybe something to think about for your use case. Keep up the amazing content!
This is a great idea. Thanks for the suggestion @darjanstipic9515. I've never owned a drone. I knew at least in concept that this might be a possibility, but I don't know things like how well the tracking works, or how well a drone can hover in place in order to shoot something relatively close-up, or if they can get shots closer to face-level as opposed to a giant wide shot from high in the sky, which wouldn't be super helpful to me. Cool, I'll definitely take a look at the DJI Mini 4 Pro.
latency?
This maybe exactly what I'm looking for. I was wanting something I could pair up to my cell phone to record the EVF of my camera while doing portraits. Is this capable of doing that? I didn't want to spend the money on a Ninja V. Great video!
I don't think there would be any easy way of displaying video on your phone using the TP Mini, it might be possible somehow via adaptors and a specific app, but the TP Mini outputs HDMI only @paulsebring5326. There are sub $100 field monitors out there that look pretty credible though. You might look into that. But as far as recording video from your EVF, if you don't mind just mounting your phone on your camera, you can likely do it via a USB-C connection directly between your camera and phone, using a third party app. I say likely because I've managed to get that working before, but it's been a few years. Also, as I recall the video obtained via USB-C was at a pretty low frame-rate, and that's ultimately why I ended up buying the Ninja V. Well, one of the reasons.
@@NicholasHornbrook Ah good to know and thanks for the insight.
1:48 it’s not plastic. It’s ALUMINUM.
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Super click bait title man c'mon