in one of the last frames with the boxes of camera gear, you had the 24mm pancake lense. what would you typically shoot with that? i've got it as well and if you've got any pointers that'd be great

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great to hear...good luck to you...!

respect...love that camera, absolute workhorse... great channel...how was I not aware of what you're doing on YT? you're cranking out content!

Yeah, everybody is recommending it for video. I'we been dong mostly Revit stuff, but its time to move in to more architecture and design related topics! Your channel has been a grate inspiration, thank you!

Balkan Architect. How are u what a small world isn't it i like 30×40 also he is my mentor and u too obviously.... but to bad i would have suggested the 700d as u had the possibility to tilt the display the 70D its fixed (difficult specially if u whant to see what u are framing) and there is not much difference on the specs either..see u soon probably u are making some trick to show us tomorrow i wached the green curtain wall....HAHAHA

30X40 Design Workshop Hello you and Balkan are the only best people on YT architecture field Concise carismatic generous and my aim is to get u 1mil subscribers..... i always suggest u two anybody even if they are plumbers or electrician.... God bless u 2

appreciate the support my friend...! cheers...

nice...i feel like i'm always looking for dslrs...! thanks for watching... cheers...

cheers...glad to have you here...

Cheers mate...appreciate that...I do wish there were some IBIS like the Panasonic though in Canon's offerings... all the best...

@@30by40 If you were to upgrade from the Canon 6D, what would you consider?

@@MANaboutTOOLS gear is a real weakness of mine...you too? For upgrades it always depends whether you want to stay in the Panasonic family or not (presuming you have Panasonic glass and accessories already). For me Canon advantages are: autofocus (I never have to worry about it), color (it's natural + really appealing right out of the box even if you choose not to colorgrade) and the range of lenses available. If I were to upgrade, the next body I'd get would be the 5DMKIV amzn.to/2WtoQLh , mostly for the 120fps, but also b/c I'll want 4K at some point in the future, and I'm already invested in the Canon ecosystem. The bummer about the higher end Canon bodies is the lack of a flip screen. So all that said, I'm super happy with the 6DMKII right now (it's their least expensive full frame that has an flip screen)...so far it's been great and the dynamic range for folks like you and me is more than adequate. BTW - Love your work, esp. the voiceover quality...what mic are you using?

Yeah... I love gear too. It seems like there's no perfect camera out there. They all have something they lack that the other brand has. And thank you for your kind words and support! For my VO work I use a Sennheiser e835 Dynamic Mic with a Triton Fethead phantom in-line preamp. This runs into a Scarlette Solo USB interface. I hang blankets in my office to deaden the room the best I can.

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cheers my friend...100% agree...using what you have and adding a little expert knowledge and you're in a good place to start leveling up your photography...

thanks my friend...appreciate it...the m3 is a tight little camera...

May I also suggest looking up a photographer called Mike Kelley. an architectural photographer. Be sure to include "architecture" in your search as there are several Mike Kelleys out there :)

thanks for sticking with me...had to attend to some business priorities and put the youtubes on hold for a bit there...hoping to share the details in an upcoming vlog...

will do...thanks for the suggestion...

No problem, looking forward to it :D

for sure...that's the fodder for your channel, right? great stuff btw...

cheer, I don't photograph tall buildings very often so this helps! thanks...

cheers my friend...how have you found the color reproduction on the sony? i've had trouble with sony's color shifting toward magenta in a way that's difficult to correct...

whoa. slightly jealous of that kit...especially coveting the 70-200L...

thanks...(i think...)

Lovely. Can you recommend few such apps ?

For Architectural and Interior photography, a crop sensor camera (Canon 1200D) is not bad. It's a good camera for beginners. You will need a wide angle lens but not that wide that it will make the space look converging. So, you will need a 10-22 mm lens. If you had a full frame camera, a 16-35mm lens would have been good. To understand more about why a particular focal length is used for a certain sensor camera for the kind of photography. You will have to understand what is a crop sensor camera and what is full frame sensor. In fact, please do look up what are the other sensor cameras available.

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how is the A6000. was thinking of getting it with a Sigma 16mm F1.4. I like to travel light.

@@nnamdiakubuiro It's my first DSLR so I don't have much to compare it to..... but it's been fantastic. Extremely light weight. My wife has a Cannon 80D and it feels like a total brick compared to the A6000! After using the camera for about 8 months I really like it and highly recommend it for the price point, it's easy to use once you get get used to it.... images are sharp and clear with great colour. The electronic viewfinder is aaaaamazing when your balancing the exposure. Video is great. The iso low light photography is really good. Much better than my wifes Cannon 80D. I think combined with a fast aperture.... it'd be a really really good travel camera as it is feather light and slim.... you can fit it in a jacket pocket. It is missing a touch screen which is a bit annoying.... but this is a fairly budget camera. A big annoyance I find with the A6000 is changing the ISO with the wheel on the body.... it needs a wheel where the hand grip is.... I think they use it as a differentiating factor between the budget cameras and pro camera..... I reckon if you can afford it get the A6300 it would be a better investment for not much more money.... 4k Video.... weather sealed body etc

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difficult to appreciate the amount of work that goes into these until you've put one together...

I know leave it to me ...ill track him down and put him on a 30×40 playlist marathon then we I'll see

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Blind people?

810! 810!

on an architecture student budget: amzn.to/2JogEVR you could also go body only and pick two primes to go with it...I like the 24mm and 40mm...see this video for more details: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g9CSarugus7Md30.html

30X40 Design Workshop Thanks for the reply! Definetely checking out the video you linked! Thanks a lot :)

Here’s my setup: thirtybyforty.com/architectural-photography-gear-architects-camera-equipment

Thanks a lot!