My guess is Jeff Goldblum just from the pixels

I just got an ifootage cobra 2 monopod and it can handle my GH cameras with various lenses pretty well. I really love it and I can even leave it and it'll stay up and not tip over amazing sturdy legs. I think you'll fall in love with it.

two in a week?? It's a holiday miracle

Dude that's Jeff Goldblum's place. He plays Jazz at that place. I think he's like part owner. Also, I just shot a thing for NBA Films using the GH's and lemme tell you constant power was a life saver. I just bought those from Panasonic instead of doing the whole Battery Tango.

Focusrite 2i2 and Steinberg ur22 for me. The 2i2 has a bigger volume knob. All knobs, no software, so runs in linux just great.

You should try the SIRUI monopods. They have much longer legs at the bottom. These longer legs provide a lot more stability than the Manfrotto monopods. You can leave them standing without holding the camera similar to a regular tripod even at full extension/height.

One use of monopods that really is never mentioned and stumbled upon when trying to shoot a train car. I was at a train station and I spotted a rare train car so I thought I'd get a shot of it. The problem is that there was a wire fence with restrictive openings that didn't allow me to stick my lens through. The fence was also very high. I was right beside a short cement fence that was about 2 1/2 feet high which I could stand on. But even standing on it I had to kind of get up on my tip toes which meant an unstable camera held up high. I went back to my car to grab my monopod, good old Manfrotto's aluminum jobbie which is heavier than the new sexy carbon fibre ones, this extra weight was a good thing. I realized that even thought the tripod would never reach the ground, the weight of this long pod hanging down would provide a stabilizing force muting camera movement. This worked very well. Subsequently when I'm out and about without even extending the pod, I will connect it to my camera to hang down, even though it is groundless, so to speak. By the way for you video guys, I recall watching a video of a guy pulling a monopod up slowly with a rope while his video (on camera) rolled, it created a nice effect.

Kudos was a nutrition bar in the 80s/90s. With a commercial of squirrels going, what's that, who cares, lets eat. Which I mimicked IRL, but no one around me got the reference.

Jeff Goldbloom. And you sold me your 35-100 lol

Haha I’m betting Jeff Goldblum 😂

Ifootage has a great monopod that can be left by alone with a nice camera

Less about Jeff Goldblum and more about being wrong about monoponds!

I use an unextended monopod as a grip for my GH5. Not the intended purpose, but it works.

My gimbal broke down during an event shoot, the monopod saved me. I have it over 10 years now.

When using a monos you have to lower your expectations. You have to dance with it, don't aim for rock steady shots. This is not a tripod.

If you ever come back to DR and need an operator, I'm your guy.

Is there a reason you don't use bigger SD cards?

WELL I wasn't the first person to guess it, but my first thought when you showed the pixelated picture was "well just by that sweater, would it be ... " and YEP, if you look at a certain actor from Transylvania 6-5000 's instagram page, you can see him wearing said sweater.

I can tell by the hand position it is Jeff Goldblum

Maybe he got moisture on the capsule if the mic.

its clearly arnold schwarzenegger. Also it sounds like nicks zoom recorder / interface stopped providing phantom power, thats my guess.

I would have used ac powered dummy batteries

Looks like Jeff Goldblum

Jeff Goldblum, just from the photo.

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