So amazing!!! This video is packed with information!

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Thank you

Thank you for the presentation. Helped me think how I could get better.

I have the excellent SONY A7RV, I also have the SONY A7RIVA, I had the SONY A7RIV and SONY A7RIII, I can highly recommend all of these four Cameras ! But I think that the Sony A1 is too expensive and more a speed and video camera, it is better to use more money on the best prime Lenses ! I will not recommend zoom lenses !!! You can start with one very good prime wide angle Lens and one short tele prime Lens. My Lenses are SONY 14mm 1.8 GM, ZEISS Loxia Distagon 21mm 2.8 T*, SONY 24mm 1.4 GM, SONY Carl Zeiss Sonnar 35mm 2.8 T* ZA, Voigtländer APO-Lanthar 35mm 2.0 Aspherical, SONY ZEISS Sonnar 55mm 1.8 T* ZA, Voigtländer Macro APO-Lanthar 65mm 2.0 Aspherical, ZEISS Batis Sonnar 85mm 1.8 T*, Voigtländer Macro APO-Lanthar 110mm 2.5, SONY 135mm 1.8 GM and Sigma 500mm 5.6 DG DN OS Sports, so I can vary which Lenses to bring, depending on how, where and Why plus the mood I am in, on the day I go. You do not nee autofocus for Landscape Photography, I do 99% of ALL kind of Photography with manual focusing ! I have done Photography for 45 years, both as a professional Photographer, hobby Photographer, a Teacher in Photography and I have sold Camera Gear in a store and been a keen member of a Photo Club, so I have some experience. I would prefer to have more compact high end prime Lenses, but at the same time, I want the very best performing prime Lenses, but as times goes and new primes arrives, I may get some more compact high end prime Lenses.

Great and simple explaination loved it thankyou 🙏🙏

Wow!!! There are zero real user videos on KZfaq about the Sony a9iii. Not good! Only Sony people and KZfaq reviewers.are posting videos. 1/80,000 is not accurate . There are 1/16,000 shutter speeds for f1.2 and f1.4 lenses using flash. The images shown do not do the camera any justice. I wish more Sony artisans would respond to questions in the comment section. Sony should provide Firmware updates like Nikon gives their customers. This is coming from someone who uses all Sony gear.

Awesome Vail, appreciate you putting this together!

Thanks so much B&H Event Space for having us!

Thanks for the great video. I’m actually building a cyc wall for a client and was looking at the NanLite 120C. The wall will be 16 feet wide by 10 feet high. Can you make a recommendation on how many lights I will need or will the 60C work and if so, how many lights would I need? Thanks so much for your time and consideration!

What's your on the go lighting setup?

SHA-BANK! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

Thank you for this, helps more than you know.

This was a lot of great info! Thank you for sharing this with everyone!

What are using to make your slides? Are you using a template in Microsoft PP or from Lightroom Classic or Lightroom Online?

What an informative & inspiring video! Thanks for all your wisdom & enthusiasm, Vail. I’m signing up for 17 Hats & expanding Spot My Photos on LinkedIn. Your lighting the way, VF✨✨✨

Am I able to transmit my images via blue tooth or wifi or from the A9 mk 111 to my MAC

Whoa, so cool! I first caught a glimpse of Mike on Thomas Heaton’s channel. The workshop looked life-changing-ish for Thomas. Waiting for ‘26 to change my life, too. 😉

thanks for sharing

Very informative video Autumn. I love taking milky way photos but have never perfected the editing process. I'm looking forward to using your editing techniques. Thanks from Indiana.

Truly incredible work! Fascinating presentation.

Great info….look forward to the next one. Gold Coast Australia

Beautiful photographs and compelling stories. 🏔️ 📸 🦅

Incredible! Well done

Just wow! What a presentation. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and excellent footage of both storms and volcanoes.

Mike is so well spoken and knowledgeable. Great presentation, photos, and video!

What Sony camera do you photograph with?

One feature I love on the A7R V is being able to Load and Save up to 10 different setting collections, giving more flexibility than the three Memories

how’s life?- how perfect ~ so long!

Another awesome presentation! Thank you 🙏🏻

Watching from Auckland NZ. Thank you so much for sharing, those the fine tunings are so hard to do sometimes. You made it looks easy. saved for future reference.

Great presentation. In my experience, it's all about background, background, background. I've found as time goes by that I am stopping down a whole lot more to obtain greater depth of field. Really enjoyed your work and your insights.

Greetings from Zürich

So sorry I'm late! Got caught in a work meeting. Autumn is the best!

Greetings from NJ!

So looking forward to working with you very soon...

Where have you capture the Milky Way from?

What's your travel planning like?

Wtf are you talking about. Why would you need a level horizon? You're not a topographer, you're not even a photographer. Take good pictures instead of wasting money

Great work Issac!

You shoot total manual. It's amazing you have time to make changes in aperture, ss, or iso on the fly! What's your trick?

It's funny you say if we want photos like the ones you're showing, we have to be out in the light. Because one of the things you're told as a beginner shooting people is that peak sunlight is the worst time to take photos. It's just the opposite when photographing birds.

How do you get enough light to shoot ss 1/12800s? That is amazing. Unfortunately, my longest glass only opens to 5.6 at its longest. Sony 70-400mm G2 A-mount.

Enjoyed this. Loved all the talking points and will probably listen to this again.

Not to diminish current speaker or name drop but from back in film, slide, and dslr days I learned a lot about exposure and composition from the great BirdsAsArt man, Arthur Morris. I like your idea about "would I like the image without the bird"?

Nice presentation. Great photos. Sometimes after I've taken my photos, I'll put the camera down because while I was taking the photos I was thinking about the technical details to get the shot I wanted and not truly appreciating the scene. I think of it as taking a photograph in my mind.

So, what's the first step in creating your own style edit and then saving that style to your catalog? And, I take it there's no limit to how many AI catalogs one can generate?

Been looking for something like this for a while! Thanks!

Thank you for your presentation. Hopefully I'll remember some of it at the Pacific Air Show 2024 at Surfers Paradise. QLD Australia. 🐯

Your laptop has a 95%+ adobergb coverage?