The idea with the stickers on the batteries is great. And I had kind of the same journey when it comes to the capture clip. I bought it in 2019 for a trip to Southeast Asia, to mount the camera to my huge backpack. But I thought it was clumsy to use, so I didn’t. Nowadays I use it a lot in combination with the pro pad. It mounts onto your belt and puts the capture clip lower and rotates it 90 degrees so you can slide it in from the top. And another tip for the capture clip: you can double lock the system by rotating the unlock pin. 😉 that way you can’t release the camera by hitting it accidentally. Thank me later 😉 Another use of it is for my GoPro. I attach the clip to the strap of my shoulder bag when I do street photography. That way I get POV footage without looking like an idiot with a GoPro chest mount downtown 😉
Hi! Great reviews. I watched reviews about Sony a7r 5, What should I buy better Canon p5 or Sony a7r 5? I have canon 5dm3 one old lens 24-105 of the first version. I want to switch to a mirrorless system. Canon is more comfortable in your hand, but I like the picture of Sony a7r 5. By autofocus, is Sony's video better than Canon's?
It’s hard to say, the Sony and Canon are both great, but to take full advantage you’ll need to invest in new lenses. The AF on the Sonys are great but AF is a combination of lens and body. Speed normally is a collection of both and accuracy is normally down to the body. Lot’s a variables
Yeah the peak design base plate is the only baseplate that goes on my camera. I've rigged my gear where my camera can hang off a capture clip, attach to my tripod, attach to my mini tabletop tripod, and attach to my gimbal. The last one was a little tricky to pull off, but the Ulanzi Falcam F38 x Peak Design baseplate combo thing came in some real big clutch. I never want to put another baseplate onto my camera ever again.
So I own the ronin s, never upgraded. But just put a neewer quick release system on the ronin so the peak design plates let me just clip on. Howecer, it wasn’t a great fit. Had to file the base plate a little 😂 And it isn’t a neewer problem, that’s the 4th brand i’ve tried. Funny 😂
I used to have a rig that held my camera on one side of my chest. I got one that holds the camera in the center of my chest and it's way more comfortable. It's a must-have if you hike with a heavier camera or do photo shoots with more than one.
I can relate to something similar. This week i’ve been at an event doing photography. Done at least 45,000 steps each days with 2 cameras and spare lenses in the bag. Never have I been more grateful for a sternum strap on my bags 🙌🏻😂 it’s amazing how a simple difference changes your entire days for the better
I love my Small Rig Folding Tool Kit (I have 2) one for my camera table and one for my bag. Tip: If the tools are too loose (or tight) for you, you can adjust the tension by adjusting the tiny screws at the top/bottom of the kit.
What accessories do you actually REGRET buying? I have a fair few I could put here...
L Brackets. After ising one, i have thrm on all my camera bodies!!
The idea with the stickers on the batteries is great.
And I had kind of the same journey when it comes to the capture clip. I bought it in 2019 for a trip to Southeast Asia, to mount the camera to my huge backpack. But I thought it was clumsy to use, so I didn’t.
Nowadays I use it a lot in combination with the pro pad. It mounts onto your belt and puts the capture clip lower and rotates it 90 degrees so you can slide it in from the top.
And another tip for the capture clip: you can double lock the system by rotating the unlock pin. 😉 that way you can’t release the camera by hitting it accidentally. Thank me later 😉
Another use of it is for my GoPro. I attach the clip to the strap of my shoulder bag when I do street photography. That way I get POV footage without looking like an idiot with a GoPro chest mount downtown 😉
A monopod with a mini tripod like the iFootage Cobra is really useful.
Very useful video, btw:)
Yes! I have something similar, went through a phase if using it loads for filming.
Thanks for watching!!
Empty batteries should be stored in the charger 😉
Hahaha ideally yes!! You can come carry a portable camping charger for me though 😉
ZEISS Lens Wipes.
Nothing wrong with the corner of your sleeve right? 👀😂
I have so much stuff I have not even opened it all yet still in boxes - have all of these bits of kit but never knew about the filter wrench cool !
They are a life saver 😂😂 i can’t begin to tell you how many times it’s been used
Hi! Great reviews. I watched reviews about Sony a7r 5, What should I buy better Canon p5 or Sony a7r 5? I have canon 5dm3 one old lens 24-105 of the first version. I want to switch to a mirrorless system. Canon is more comfortable in your hand, but I like the picture of Sony a7r 5. By autofocus, is Sony's video better than Canon's?
It’s hard to say, the Sony and Canon are both great, but to take full advantage you’ll need to invest in new lenses. The AF on the Sonys are great but AF is a combination of lens and body. Speed normally is a collection of both and accuracy is normally down to the body. Lot’s a variables
Yeah the peak design base plate is the only baseplate that goes on my camera. I've rigged my gear where my camera can hang off a capture clip, attach to my tripod, attach to my mini tabletop tripod, and attach to my gimbal.
The last one was a little tricky to pull off, but the Ulanzi Falcam F38 x Peak Design baseplate combo thing came in some real big clutch.
I never want to put another baseplate onto my camera ever again.
So I own the ronin s, never upgraded. But just put a neewer quick release system on the ronin so the peak design plates let me just clip on. Howecer, it wasn’t a great fit. Had to file the base plate a little 😂
And it isn’t a neewer problem, that’s the 4th brand i’ve tried. Funny 😂
I used to have a rig that held my camera on one side of my chest. I got one that holds the camera in the center of my chest and it's way more comfortable. It's a must-have if you hike with a heavier camera or do photo shoots with more than one.
I can relate to something similar. This week i’ve been at an event doing photography. Done at least 45,000 steps each days with 2 cameras and spare lenses in the bag. Never have I been more grateful for a sternum strap on my bags 🙌🏻😂 it’s amazing how a simple difference changes your entire days for the better
I was tempted by your PGYtech tripod 👏
That thing is just 👌🏻👌🏻 i had my doubts about it at first but i use it on every video, goes everywhere with me
I love my Small Rig Folding Tool Kit (I have 2) one for my camera table and one for my bag. Tip: If the tools are too loose (or tight) for you, you can adjust the tension by adjusting the tiny screws at the top/bottom of the kit.
Nice tip! Love how useful it is
10/10 as always 🙌
Thanks Kyle!! Appreciate the support 💪🏻💪🏻