I want an alternate universe where you guys are Corridor Analogue. Shooting everything on film and doing all the vfx with optical compositing. Niko would be all like "The trick is not to develop the film just yet... We're actually gonna run another exposure through it." And I'd be like, mind blown.
Affordable from a professional filmmakers perspective. Obviously its hard on RUclips for people to throw around that word because to some its a $500 Panasonic G7 is affordable 4K video camera. But the way they shoot is very "affordable". Most BTS I see them use the RED handled or on sticks (tripod). A lot of modern commercial companies are filming on Movi's attached to steadicam vests or Porsche camera cars and lenses that costs $80,000 each. Yes they have a expensive camera to the average person, RUclipsr or beginner filmmaker but for them to own 1 or 2 REDs with Sigma and Canon glass is very affordable in comparison to production companies comparable in size.
@@initialfocus - yeah, as the video went on it became more apparent what exactly the intention was, but def had a shock factor initially. I wouldn't put it past them to have done so on purpose as a sort of troll if you will, open up with the nicest most blingy thing to elicit a reaction :) I'm sure there are many other vids that go over starting gear just fine but when I seen the title I was kinda hoping to get an experienced retrospective on maybe what they would do dif or did right, as I respect their opinions on such matters.
I felt "look a little more defeated" in my soul. As a concert photographer, can not stress how useful those things are. Nothing worse than someone getting right in your lense, but you had just been shooting the drummer with a 300. Nice close up of their pores.
Quoting Niko from the subreddit it's no the Chromebook thing "I want the video to be something informative that filmmakers can turn to for reference as to what gear to get in 2018, and the current editing style with the chromatic aberration and hyper editing didn’t really jive with that. Also, the piece could be trimmed down a lot more and could include more informative b-roll. In other words, it’s not ready for prime time yet. Just needs a bit more work and it’ll be live again. Oh, and the Origin comment will probably stay. That was fine. We had a lot of quality issues with their machines and felt it would be disingenuous to promote them as machines you can work on. They’ve been fine for gaming at Node. "
11:55 It's too bad that Nick and Carmichael don't get a lot of screen time recently on the Corridor Crew channel, (I get they're behind the camera most the time) but they're always a delight when featured.
@@benaldrich9149 DSLR Video Shooter did a vid on it a year ago ruclips.net/video/qc8KqW0QcL4/видео.html But if you're willing to spend an extra few hundred dollars, I'd opt for one of the more modern EF-M series cameras. I upgraded to the M6 (average retail price between $600-$700), and tbh I actually enjoy using it more than my DSLR. The flip-screen, the 60fps video, and just generally how much more compact it is. Its so much more enjoyable to use and carry around.
Get a Canon M50 as a beginner and a decent lens set try to keep the F stop no more than f/2.8 (sometimes you can’t but try to). Film Riot made a great DIY dual shoulder mount I’ve personally used, I actually just saw a guy today make a light for $40 . No electrical work required . It was comparable to his $1000 light set up . All that will probably land you in the $1000-$1200 range but it’s about the same price as just a black magic pocket so I’d say it’s a great deal .
Ben Aldrich I would highly recommend the Sony A models. How cinematic and professional your stuff looks usually about the lens and color grading, but that’s a camera that makes your footage look amazing.
Is this a serious question or a trolling attempt? Sam: "Why would you use cables ever again?" Niko: "Well, cables are super reliable." This is right in the middle of them glorifying their wireless equipement, as in "wireless is so great, why would i want to use cables". So the only thing cables could eventually be better, in their opinion, is that they are more reliable. But they use wireless anyway, in all their videos, with all this high-end stuff (red camera brain 25k$), because it's reliable enough.
My sisters wedding photographer had a custom, handmade leather shoulder harness. It was super durable and fitted to him to work with 3 cameras and still had space to rug up a lens mount on his belt
This is the struggle right. You gotta catch up to the expectations of the audience, and your peers. Or get really good at doing still shots, which is fucking hard when you're starting out and can't get good and dynamic actors or prod design. Gimbles, good lenses and get good. That is the motto people should work for these days. You do not need a red, but you need something that can rock great lenses. The rest you'll get in time, anyway it is expensive starting out.
No, reds are far from being the most expensive camera, and same for a lot of the other things they mentioned. Sigma art lenses are actually good bank for your buck lenses
If you think any of this is the most expensive you must not have looked at much in the way of gear used on "real" productions. Everything they use is the budget option when it comes to video production when comparing to commercial, TV, or movies.
That was really interesting! Could you make a video about a filmmaker starter kit? For people who want to start to get into making their first projects from scratch. With what kind of hardware and software it'd be good to start with, without immediately feeling overwhelmed by expensive set ups.
This video was much better than I expected. I had my doubts from the thumbnail, and Sam starting by saying you only need 4 lights, but it turned out great. I know I'm late to the party, but thanks guys.
A nice way to show off a lot of expensive gear as well as making new/aspiring "filmmakers" think you need this gear to start making films. The only thing you need is a good idea, some time, a camera, a way to record decent audio, a way to light your scenes and possible a small crew consisting of friends. Hitfilm makes free software for editing, and davinci resolve is also free, although it may be slightly overwhelming to get into as a first editing software. I wouldn't know if they brought this up in the video because i didn't watch past the eight minute mark.
If you can't afford a RED, get a Black Magic Pocket Cinema 4k. They used it to shoot their John Snow Wick video. It's 1200 dollars, shoots in RAW and is more portable than a RED. Best option for budget film making.
Hey guys, I just wanna point out that the Senheiser g3 series wireless will technically be illegal to use because it can reach in to the 600MHz band which was sold to T-Mobile (after a 2 year grace period with restrictions). I work for an A/V production company and we had to rebate around $20k of our Shure UHF-R wireless because it was in the 600 band, and our Senheiser g3 wireless we still use but are careful to make sure we dont go in to the 600MHz range.
We shot a short film the last 2 weeks. The stuff we used was quite expensive...thankfully we got a good part of it free, even some prototypes (Sachtler flowtech 100) to test, with all of the equipment being at around 75,000$ combined. Agree with the Sigma lenses, we didn't use Art lenses but the set of 7 Prime Cine lenses, also agree on the Aputure 120D, we used two of the mark 2 ones :) They were hotter than we thought though...burned right through the color filter in seconds xD We're starting with post-production soon and man my PC is probably going to suffer with all the VFX work I have to do with the 4.6k footage :/
My only criticism is you guys need to ditch the Sennheiser wireless system and go to Shure. I do stage sound and without exception, we always have issues with the Sennheiser systems when you are using multiple units. Crosstalk, fading, interference, and static are the norm whenever we try to use Sennheiser, not to mention they aren't very durable. We've all but given up on them. Shure isn't perfect, but has been more reliable and most importantly, durable as hell.
I can attest to the the Luxli Cello lights! They are super fun! Wish the phone app worked better though. Great run down of your gear guys! Very helpful!
The capture lens kit from Peak Design is hella DOPE for shooting at events with its hotswap functionality. Just make sure your stuff is locked in tight.
as a ex wedding photographer, i 100% with the "a little bit more defeated look" comment..you want to follow your dreams, but the bill's have to be paid
I have a Razer blade 15 2020 model and I love it and I use it to edit my videos they aren't the videos u guys make but when I are 16 and do everything alone and have to buy everything, the razer blade 15 2020 is the best laptop I have ever owned
You should make a short film about a group of filmmakers battling each other for filming a flim. One of them want to do it on analogue film settings and equips and the others want to do it all digital. Battle ensures as they start doing each scene and battle to get the best shot and then shot by shot they use both thigns and get to be best friends uniting the world in a analigital love
I'll paraphrase back to the freediew days in saying that you dont need any of this stuff. Grab a phone camera, some friends a neat idea, a sunny day, add some nice editing and a sprinkle of royalty free sounds and effect and you can make a great video. All this stuff is nice and makes your job easier, but it easy to forget that great tools don't make a great film maker!
Did you guys reupload this? EDIT: I see now why... Chromebook segment is gone... google why?? Those were just pure facts... (sry i own one and i can relate to the first upload)
Quoting Niko "I want the video to be something informative that filmmakers can turn to for reference as to what gear to get in 2018, and the current editing style with the chromatic aberration and hyper editing didn’t really jive with that. Also, the piece could be trimmed down a lot more and could include more informative b-roll. In other words, it’s not ready for prime time yet. Just needs a bit more work and it’ll be live again. Oh, and the Origin comment will probably stay. That was fine. We had a lot of quality issues with their machines and felt it would be disingenuous to promote them as machines you can work on. They’ve been fine for gaming at Node. "
I feel like the real stuff separating the pros and amateurs in every industry is the gear and practices you pick up to minimize down time. You can see the same mentality on this channel and Tested or other professional kinda channels. You can get hella more project time and practice when you spend 80% less time looking for lenses, or tools, or whatever you need to work.
Peak Design make very good bags and accessories. Except the backpack, which you can fill with a bunch of dicks and then eat that very same bag of dicks. But everything else they make is gold.
You guys talk more about video gear then photography gear. The 80D is a great camera for video and photography but i believe the 5D Mark iii is way better! I agree on the sigma lens that you guys use! I love those lens!
actually, for some reason, youtube never recommends your videos to me. even though i'm subscribed, i have to actively go and search up corridor crew every day to find your videos
I shoot on a7iii. Sorry I can't afford a red camera, let alone rent. However, it was nice to know what lenses you guys like to use! Aputure lights are way too expensive too.
A link and a description are incorrect. Sennheiser Shotgun Kit should be the Audio-Technica Shotgun. The Zhiyun Crane Gimbal is linked to the Benro Travel Tripod.
Remember your old video, Dubstep Guns? With the recent release of POP/STARS from Riot Games i got an idea, K-pop Guns. It might be a bit late to get Riot themselves to sponsor but it could be tweaked to k-nerf or k-blasters. But I just wanted to put the idea out there and I wont meddle in what might not come to be. Love your work! //A nerdy swede
Quoting Niko "I want the video to be something informative that filmmakers can turn to for reference as to what gear to get in 2018, and the current editing style with the chromatic aberration and hyper editing didn’t really jive with that. Also, the piece could be trimmed down a lot more and could include more informative b-roll. In other words, it’s not ready for prime time yet. Just needs a bit more work and it’ll be live again. Oh, and the Origin comment will probably stay. That was fine. We had a lot of quality issues with their machines and felt it would be disingenuous to promote them as machines you can work on. They’ve been fine for gaming at Node. "
Okay okay, I solved my problem. At 10:43 is the PEAKDesign capture and lens kit. I couldn't quite hear what he said, but I figured it out. Ordered mine!
I know I'm a little late to the party but I just stumbled upon this video. When filming vlogs (or whatever you call what cmike is doing here), have you ever encountered the problem that the on-camera microphone is picking up the noise from the autofocus of the lens? All my L-Glass from Canon is incredibly noisy and I only have one STM lens, which is 40mm and therefore not the best for vlogging. Thx!
Great video guys! We're rockin' the Sigma Arts and Litepanels Astra panels too. So awesome. Have you all used the Quasar Science crossfades? Looking to pair those with our Astras. Cheers!
I love this video but I’ve got to be honest, I feel like there are some GREAT cheaper alternatives. Granted I don’t have a lot of these items you guys are showing. However I’ve shot a lot of shorts on various Canon D series and it looks great. Still grateful you guys made this video though.
Just wondering how you guys handle focus and aperture on those sigma lenses since I don't see any rings for aperture on the lens or a system to put a (remote) follow focus. Is it all done inside the camera?
"this all about the gear that lets you do things with out the headaches" yet the headache is scrounging together probably close 100k to afford most of this.
You guys might not see this comment, but I wanted to know your opinion on the gh5. Ive got mine with a metabones speedbooster 0.71x and canon/sigma lenses.
This is an awesome guide! Thank you guys for making this vid. Maybe you guys could hit up Clint and Wren to do a outdoors/backpacking/snowboarding gear vid. Ive been looking for good water resistant cameras for a while but im still not sure what to get.
I'm surprised Sam didn't mention anything about Natural light and reflectors. He should've made it 5 types of light, it's a much nicer number to remember.
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I want an alternate universe where you guys are Corridor Analogue.
Shooting everything on film and doing all the vfx with optical compositing.
Niko would be all like
"The trick is not to develop the film just yet... We're actually gonna run another exposure through it."
And I'd be like, mind blown.
Next video idea.
I like this
this needs to be a video now
Lmao yes
Oh my God, sounds so painful....
"Our gear lets us shoot in an affordable way!" *pulls out a RED...
Yeah it's like, would you like to be a rofessional filmmaker too? Here's a shopping list of 800 thousand dollars you will need.
Try a GH5 and Atomos Sumo19 (or go smaller with the Shogun Inferno)
ruclips.net/video/coqgV9GSeVg/видео.html
lol right, when he first says that I'm thinking "wait, don't they rock a badass red setup?!?"
Affordable from a professional filmmakers perspective. Obviously its hard on RUclips for people to throw around that word because to some its a $500 Panasonic G7 is affordable 4K video camera. But the way they shoot is very "affordable". Most BTS I see them use the RED handled or on sticks (tripod). A lot of modern commercial companies are filming on Movi's attached to steadicam vests or Porsche camera cars and lenses that costs $80,000 each. Yes they have a expensive camera to the average person, RUclipsr or beginner filmmaker but for them to own 1 or 2 REDs with Sigma and Canon glass is very affordable in comparison to production companies comparable in size.
@@initialfocus - yeah, as the video went on it became more apparent what exactly the intention was, but def had a shock factor initially. I wouldn't put it past them to have done so on purpose as a sort of troll if you will, open up with the nicest most blingy thing to elicit a reaction :) I'm sure there are many other vids that go over starting gear just fine but when I seen the title I was kinda hoping to get an experienced retrospective on maybe what they would do dif or did right, as I respect their opinions on such matters.
11:56 As a wedding photographer, I can say, C-mike, you are correct
Basically, yep.
"Look a little more defeated" - Nick
I felt "look a little more defeated" in my soul. As a concert photographer, can not stress how useful those things are. Nothing worse than someone getting right in your lense, but you had just been shooting the drummer with a 300. Nice close up of their pores.
As a wedding videographer, I also concur. Wedding photographers do look like that.
Quoting Niko from the subreddit it's no the Chromebook thing
"I want the video to be something informative that filmmakers can turn to for reference as to what gear to get in 2018, and the current editing style with the chromatic aberration and hyper editing didn’t really jive with that. Also, the piece could be trimmed down a lot more and could include more informative b-roll.
In other words, it’s not ready for prime time yet. Just needs a bit more work and it’ll be live again.
Oh, and the Origin comment will probably stay. That was fine. We had a lot of quality issues with their machines and felt it would be disingenuous to promote them as machines you can work on. They’ve been fine for gaming at Node.
"
11:55 It's too bad that Nick and Carmichael don't get a lot of screen time recently on the Corridor Crew channel, (I get they're behind the camera most the time) but they're always a delight when featured.
I agree. They're two of my favorite members of the coridor crew and we don't see them anymore.
Agreed... but, you know what they say about Carmichael! Such a good guy! :D
It’s best that it’s a rarity . It makes their screen time that much more special ☺️
specially when he's rockin that tie
I am having some Deja Vu from this...
feeling the same
same
same
Same
They reuploaded it. They changed some parts since its conflict with their sponsor, or so I have read...
Remember, you only need these if you are a *professional* filmmaker. If you can’t afford it, there are so many other options.
Do you have any suggestions for a camera (mostly for photography, preferably a DSLR or SLR) in the $400-500 range?
@@benaldrich9149 Canon eos M, its a very high quality build camera with a full metal build and a DSLR sensor inside an SLR so its less complicated.
@@benaldrich9149 DSLR Video Shooter did a vid on it a year ago
ruclips.net/video/qc8KqW0QcL4/видео.html
But if you're willing to spend an extra few hundred dollars, I'd opt for one of the more modern EF-M series cameras. I upgraded to the M6 (average retail price between $600-$700), and tbh I actually enjoy using it more than my DSLR. The flip-screen, the 60fps video, and just generally how much more compact it is. Its so much more enjoyable to use and carry around.
Get a Canon M50 as a beginner and a decent lens set try to keep the F stop no more than f/2.8 (sometimes you can’t but try to). Film Riot made a great DIY dual shoulder mount I’ve personally used, I actually just saw a guy today make a light for $40 . No electrical work required . It was comparable to his $1000 light set up . All that will probably land you in the $1000-$1200 range but it’s about the same price as just a black magic pocket so I’d say it’s a great deal .
Ben Aldrich I would highly recommend the Sony A models. How cinematic and professional your stuff looks usually about the lens and color grading, but that’s a camera that makes your footage look amazing.
The thing that Carmichael has on his belt for lenses just blew my mind
www.peakdesign.com/collections/clips/
That lens holster has just become my favorite piece of gear.
Niko: “Cameras need Bluetooth for headphones
Also Niko: 4:08 “Cables are reliable”
Nate's Film Tutorials I'm glad someone else caught this.
TheRealAlpha2 I was wondering why it wasn’t in the comments already.
Nate's Film Tutorials probably because it's a re-upload. So many people concerned with why they changed the video.
Is this a serious question or a trolling attempt?
Sam: "Why would you use cables ever again?"
Niko: "Well, cables are super reliable."
This is right in the middle of them glorifying their wireless equipement, as in "wireless is so great, why would i want to use cables".
So the only thing cables could eventually be better, in their opinion, is that they are more reliable.
But they use wireless anyway, in all their videos, with all this high-end stuff (red camera brain 25k$), because it's reliable enough.
Now they have The Perfect Camera with Bluetooth headphones!!
love how Nico flexes at 1:20 when Sam waving with those expansiv Lenses in his hand xD
LENS HOLSTERS ARE A THING?!
PD WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?!?
All this talk about google laptops and people forget the most important thing... C-MIKE LOOKING FLY IN THAT SHIRT AND TIE.
My sisters wedding photographer had a custom, handmade leather shoulder harness. It was super durable and fitted to him to work with 3 cameras and still had space to rug up a lens mount on his belt
*MUST HAVE*
_proceeds to demonstrate the most expensive option for every type of gear_
This is the struggle right. You gotta catch up to the expectations of the audience, and your peers. Or get really good at doing still shots, which is fucking hard when you're starting out and can't get good and dynamic actors or prod design. Gimbles, good lenses and get good. That is the motto people should work for these days. You do not need a red, but you need something that can rock great lenses. The rest you'll get in time, anyway it is expensive starting out.
No, reds are far from being the most expensive camera, and same for a lot of the other things they mentioned. Sigma art lenses are actually good bank for your buck lenses
If you think any of this is the most expensive you must not have looked at much in the way of gear used on "real" productions. Everything they use is the budget option when it comes to video production when comparing to commercial, TV, or movies.
That was really interesting! Could you make a video about a filmmaker starter kit? For people who want to start to get into making their first projects from scratch. With what kind of hardware and software it'd be good to start with, without immediately feeling overwhelmed by expensive set ups.
This video was much better than I expected. I had my doubts from the thumbnail, and Sam starting by saying you only need 4 lights, but it turned out great. I know I'm late to the party, but thanks guys.
That capture with Carmichael just blew me away. I NEED THAT NOW
THERE ARE FOUR LIGHTS
If anyone does not know what this means, then I feel sad for you.
Sick reference there, bro. Dude, your references are out of control. Everyone knows that.
But we won't say what the reference is, for people not knowing to figure it out ;)
@@AwesomeSauceShow Of course not. It's how we feel superior.
Thank you for this, sir/madam/alt.
Sam at the very beginning:
"THERE.ARE.FOUR.LIGHTS!"
I'm so glad you put the plastic table in the description.
The Wedding photographer joke hit a sensitive nerve there...
A nice way to show off a lot of expensive gear as well as making new/aspiring "filmmakers" think you need this gear to start making films. The only thing you need is a good idea, some time, a camera, a way to record decent audio, a way to light your scenes and possible a small crew consisting of friends. Hitfilm makes free software for editing, and davinci resolve is also free, although it may be slightly overwhelming to get into as a first editing software.
I wouldn't know if they brought this up in the video because i didn't watch past the eight minute mark.
If you can't afford a RED, get a Black Magic Pocket Cinema 4k. They used it to shoot their John Snow Wick video. It's 1200 dollars, shoots in RAW and is more portable than a RED. Best option for budget film making.
Thanks guys, you're a godsend for peeps like me just getting into the game. I appreciate ya'll!!!
I really appreciate that Sam and Niko are still very present in the Corridor Crew channel.
Hey guys,
I just wanna point out that the Senheiser g3 series wireless will technically be illegal to use because it can reach in to the 600MHz band which was sold to T-Mobile (after a 2 year grace period with restrictions). I work for an A/V production company and we had to rebate around $20k of our Shure UHF-R wireless because it was in the 600 band, and our Senheiser g3 wireless we still use but are careful to make sure we dont go in to the 600MHz range.
Please keep making helpful videos like this! I realize you can't do this every week, but learning about production skills is really fun!
We shot a short film the last 2 weeks. The stuff we used was quite expensive...thankfully we got a good part of it free, even some prototypes (Sachtler flowtech 100) to test, with all of the equipment being at around 75,000$ combined. Agree with the Sigma lenses, we didn't use Art lenses but the set of 7 Prime Cine lenses, also agree on the Aputure 120D, we used two of the mark 2 ones :) They were hotter than we thought though...burned right through the color filter in seconds xD
We're starting with post-production soon and man my PC is probably going to suffer with all the VFX work I have to do with the 4.6k footage :/
This edit to the video is a lot better, though the last one certainly wasn't bad. Quality videos once again from a quality channel!
Regardless of re-upload or not, this is still informational, helpful, and fun with a Corridor flare.
My only criticism is you guys need to ditch the Sennheiser wireless system and go to Shure. I do stage sound and without exception, we always have issues with the Sennheiser systems when you are using multiple units. Crosstalk, fading, interference, and static are the norm whenever we try to use Sennheiser, not to mention they aren't very durable. We've all but given up on them. Shure isn't perfect, but has been more reliable and most importantly, durable as hell.
This video got my like because they actually have the table in the description!
I love the M9, even just for lighting cell phone photos. So handy.
I can attest to the the Luxli Cello lights! They are super fun! Wish the phone app worked better though. Great run down of your gear guys! Very helpful!
The capture lens kit from Peak Design is hella DOPE for shooting at events with its hotswap functionality.
Just make sure your stuff is locked in tight.
11:22 literally was scratching my head then stopped in awe...not even joking that actually happened.
You shouldn't use noise canceling headphones to monitor audio on set!
That's like shooting a scene without looking at the monitor...
as a ex wedding photographer, i 100% with the "a little bit more defeated look" comment..you want to follow your dreams, but the bill's have to be paid
I would really enjoy witnessing the work Gabe is involved with around the studio
I have a Razer blade 15 2020 model and I love it and I use it to edit my videos they aren't the videos u guys make but when I are 16 and do everything alone and have to buy everything, the razer blade 15 2020 is the best laptop I have ever owned
Finally, a gear video where they don't just say "You're gear doesn't matter, it's what you make with it that counts."
i come back to this video alot
You should make a short film about a group of filmmakers battling each other for filming a flim. One of them want to do it on analogue film settings and equips and the others want to do it all digital. Battle ensures as they start doing each scene and battle to get the best shot and then shot by shot they use both thigns and get to be best friends uniting the world in a analigital love
That lens swapping holster Is awesome!
Peugeot has the best customer service and support of any company I've ever used.
We need more of this! Classic Sam & Niko
"There are only. Four. Lights."
Quoting Star Trek by accident, nice.
I'll paraphrase back to the freediew days in saying that you dont need any of this stuff. Grab a phone camera, some friends a neat idea, a sunny day, add some nice editing and a sprinkle of royalty free sounds and effect and you can make a great video. All this stuff is nice and makes your job easier, but it easy to forget that great tools don't make a great film maker!
Did you guys reupload this?
EDIT: I see now why... Chromebook segment is gone... google why?? Those were just pure facts... (sry i own one and i can relate to the first upload)
the Chromebook was a distracting scene from what we wanted to focus on. It was my choice to remove it. -cmike
Quoting Niko
"I want the video to be something informative that filmmakers can turn to for reference as to what gear to get in 2018, and the current editing style with the chromatic aberration and hyper editing didn’t really jive with that. Also, the piece could be trimmed down a lot more and could include more informative b-roll.
In other words, it’s not ready for prime time yet. Just needs a bit more work and it’ll be live again.
Oh, and the Origin comment will probably stay. That was fine. We had a lot of quality issues with their machines and felt it would be disingenuous to promote them as machines you can work on. They’ve been fine for gaming at Node.
"
@@CorridorCrew no brand had any say as to what was said or released in this video. this one is all us boyz and our honest opinions.
Thanks for the info Cmike :D Is the next ep coming? #cmikethenicestguy :))
@@SleepyBear-66 bit it due keep those brands sweet ;)
there is the foldable plastic table in description. Genius ahahah
I feel like the real stuff separating the pros and amateurs in every industry is the gear and practices you pick up to minimize down time.
You can see the same mentality on this channel and Tested or other professional kinda channels. You can get hella more project time and practice when you spend 80% less time looking for lenses, or tools, or whatever you need to work.
The peak design capture look incredibly versatile! I may need to get one
Peak Design make very good bags and accessories. Except the backpack, which you can fill with a bunch of dicks and then eat that very same bag of dicks. But everything else they make is gold.
Damn that lens switch was smooth as fuuuuuck
You guys talk more about video gear then photography gear. The 80D is a great camera for video and photography but i believe the 5D Mark iii is way better! I agree on the sigma lens that you guys use! I love those lens!
actually, for some reason, youtube never recommends your videos to me. even though i'm subscribed, i have to actively go and search up corridor crew every day to find your videos
I shoot on a7iii. Sorry I can't afford a red camera, let alone rent. However, it was nice to know what lenses you guys like to use! Aputure lights are way too expensive too.
Thanks Guys! Especially the lights!
Ok you got me. Sam finally got me to subscribe with that intro lol
A link and a description are incorrect. Sennheiser Shotgun Kit should be the Audio-Technica Shotgun. The Zhiyun Crane Gimbal is linked to the Benro Travel Tripod.
WTF that lens swapping bit is awesome
Lighter background light is appreciated
Yeah this is much better. So much more example broll while talking. Thanks for redoing this :)
Remember your old video, Dubstep Guns? With the recent release of POP/STARS from Riot Games i got an idea, K-pop Guns. It might be a bit late to get Riot themselves to sponsor but it could be tweaked to k-nerf or k-blasters. But I just wanted to put the idea out there and I wont meddle in what might not come to be. Love your work! //A nerdy swede
Oh was this taken down to remove the uni.Chromatic Aberration?
It wasn't terrible, just funny how frequently it was used.
more likely google got shitty about the comments made in the original video about the chromebook
correct.
the Chromebook was a distracting scene from what we wanted to focus on. -cmike
Wait what happened then, I didn't see the original
Quoting Niko
"I want the video to be something informative that filmmakers can turn to for reference as to what gear to get in 2018, and the current editing style with the chromatic aberration and hyper editing didn’t really jive with that. Also, the piece could be trimmed down a lot more and could include more informative b-roll.
In other words, it’s not ready for prime time yet. Just needs a bit more work and it’ll be live again.
Oh, and the Origin comment will probably stay. That was fine. We had a lot of quality issues with their machines and felt it would be disingenuous to promote them as machines you can work on. They’ve been fine for gaming at Node.
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Sweet, just got one of those little Aputure lights, was looking for something portable like this with good light quality.
I love these vidoes from the boys taking it back to the good ol days
the music in this video freaking awesome :D
You MUST do more action shorts like frozen crossing or tether ! Just like back in the old days.
That lens swap from Cmike was sexy
So other than the Chromebook criticism, I couldn't tell the difference between the 20 and 13 minute cut. Case study in editing I guess.
Corridor Crew is #1 channel
Great, great, GREAT video! Thanks!
Okay okay, I solved my problem. At 10:43 is the PEAKDesign capture and lens kit. I couldn't quite hear what he said, but I figured it out. Ordered mine!
Yeah this was awesome. I have some catching up to do for you guys. Also guess I need to get that Canon AD
I know I'm a little late to the party but I just stumbled upon this video. When filming vlogs (or whatever you call what cmike is doing here), have you ever encountered the problem that the on-camera microphone is picking up the noise from the autofocus of the lens? All my L-Glass from Canon is incredibly noisy and I only have one STM lens, which is 40mm and therefore not the best for vlogging. Thx!
Great video guys! We're rockin' the Sigma Arts and Litepanels Astra panels too. So awesome.
Have you all used the Quasar Science crossfades? Looking to pair those with our Astras. Cheers!
I HAVE THAT BENRO TRIPOD AND I LOVE IT. (It's an Aero 2)
I love this video but I’ve got to be honest, I feel like there are some GREAT cheaper alternatives. Granted I don’t have a lot of these items you guys are showing. However I’ve shot a lot of shorts on various Canon D series and it looks great. Still grateful you guys made this video though.
Why not use something like a "avantree priva iia" it supports 2 bluetooth headsets and is battery powered.
I'm gonna buy the table. This is gonna be epic
Just wondering how you guys handle focus and aperture on those sigma lenses since I don't see any rings for aperture on the lens or a system to put a (remote) follow focus. Is it all done inside the camera?
AT897 is a underappreciated work horse.
YAS I WAS WAITING FOR THIS TO BE REUPLOADED
Finally re-uploaded
Wow,, You have a great collection of gear! Thank you for introducing!🤩
Hey, the video isn't painful to watch now.
Yay! Thanks!
Also make sure to get a lawyer and an accountant!! A must have for any filmmaker
Love you guys .. been watching corridor and node for years
I use Gh5 for video and 5Dmk4 for photo
Great video guys!
"this all about the gear that lets you do things with out the headaches" yet the headache is scrounging together probably close 100k to afford most of this.
I think this is more about established professionals rather than up and coming beginners.
I'm so happy this is back up :')
You guys might not see this comment, but I wanted to know your opinion on the gh5. Ive got mine with a metabones speedbooster 0.71x and canon/sigma lenses.
This is an awesome guide! Thank you guys for making this vid. Maybe you guys could hit up Clint and Wren to do a outdoors/backpacking/snowboarding gear vid. Ive been looking for good water resistant cameras for a while but im still not sure what to get.
I'm surprised Sam didn't mention anything about Natural light and reflectors. He should've made it 5 types of light, it's a much nicer number to remember.
Yay the video is back and here to stay!
this gear is totallly out of my budget but you guys are entertaining so i stayed :)
Im curious about the beef with Origin PC
This Reminds me of the old school Sam and niko vids. I like it!