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29 Comments

  1. another prime example that you don't need a bazillion dollar camera to make stunning photos. it's all about the composition and getting the most out of what you have (which to be fair is a lot when it comes to this camera and lens combo)

  2. No better combo for camera and lens well the sony f4 18-105mm is also a must have lens! Awesome video mate, i still struggle to get over the feeling awkward pulling my camera out in public, yet its not against the law in public areas, i still feel like its wrong hahah

  3. Great job, I enjoy this kind of videos and learn from it ofc. Im curious about the look in photo 6:25 , can you tell me what the main tweaks you did to the colors that gave you this look?

  4. I always keep a backup sd card on my bag. when the main one is full I use the backup one, which must always be empty. this allowed me to avoid what happened to you. but the problem I got, is that I may forget the main sd card at home attached to my pc and I go out and I have to use the backup sd. this never caused issues since 128GB are hard to fill, but I still haven't found the perfect formula.

  5. Sporting of you to own up to files error, Curtis — we are all human😊. 20 min tram wait – was it a record? Vitton and Bank of China good captures. Cheers!

  6. @curtis Do you use iso auto ever? and in this one how do you recommend quickly adapting settings for a photo . I'm new to photography and have a sony a7iv with a 50mm 1.8 and a sigma 24-70mm 2.8. Trying to figure out what is best for my trip to london,scottland and paris. Also your videos are so awesome to watch!

  7. Why not use a peak design wrist strap attached to the anchors already on your camera- especially when hanging over the edge of a building? My cameras are virtually always tethered to my wrist, eliminating any possibility of the camera slipping out of my hand to disastrous consequence.

  8. Any idea on how to correct the barrel distortion from this lens when shooting at wide end ?
    I am a newbie, and struggling a bit xD

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