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Hey duder, thanks a bunch! Check out and follow us on instagram as well and we'll follow you back! Yep, I believe so. Aside from the opening shot in the car which was probably on the iPhone 8Plus. All shot on Canon T5i. I am definitely going to be upgrading my camera soon. Though it's been fun to learn and it's really all about LIGHT! I've been using the same camera and even same lenses for the most part and it's pretty amazing what you can get when you use enough light. I finally agree with people when they say it's not ALL about the fancy gear. It's definitely a great camera to sort of get you learning manual settings and such. Thanks for watching! Stay in touch. -Andrew

Definitely haven’t had that issue. I would first check the cable. Make sure it’s plugged in all the way and switch out cable if need be. If you’re still getting the flickering I’d exchange or return it! But definitely haven’t had any flickering issues! That stinks! Let us know what you find out!

@@friffyfilms194 Yeah I swapped out the cable and it still had an issue so I sent it back. Will look at a replacement. Thanks for the help!

Are you talking about how it doesn’t display full screen? Unfortunately no. I don’t think so. I think in the T5i’s firmware that is just how it displays unfortunately.

Yep! Can hear sounds out of speaker as well. Although speaker isn’t great, but it has a headphone jack!

Antonio Emmanuello Yes it has a headphone jack! The audio will sound as good as your headphones are! (Well and microphones) The internal speaker isn’t that loud, but with decent headphones it’s fine! Really depends on your headphones quality.

Eh, like 45 mins ish? Maybe a little longer closer to an hour

Darn, I thought I had responded to this. I’m sure you figured it out by now? It typically automatically switches if you take cable out and plug back in. Or you simply go into the settings and switch output modes.

Brad Whitford Hey did you figure that out?

Yes at 3:30 I quickly go through them. At the time of shooting this video I wasn’t really sure what they were called, as I never really had a reason to use them. Looks like it goes through Red, Green, Blue, and then mono (or black and white)

What do you use the false color setting to check?

Aw damn. Mine is still going strong! I wonder why that is. Can you return it?