That's a good way to make a finer powdery salt if that's your goal, especially for baking. To my taste Celtic is my favorite, but everybody comes to their own conclusion. It's no surprise that Pink Himalayan won't be as fishy as other salts because it doesn't come from the ocean since it's a mined salt.

Absolutely all correct information. Thanks for the comment!

Very true. It is an assumption. But if you think realistically about it MOST things are bad for you in excess, why would salt be any exception? The body needs some copper to stay alive as well, but take too much and you get liver failure and ultimately die. I think common sense tells us that salt is a necessary good, but too much can likely cause issues. This is why I think you should consume as much salt as necessary to stay healthy, but not so much you develop health problems. Just because nobody can definitively prove the exact amount where it becomes a problem doesn't mean we shouldn't tread with caution. That's just my opinion anyways.

Thanks for watching and commenting! :)

That's unequivocally false. ALL human beings need salt to survive, without it you'd die. There is absolutely no evidence whatsoever to suggest that salt is better or worse for one race or another. If a black person or any other race doesn't get enough salt in their diet their organs will shut down and they will die, this is extremely well established science. Perhaps you're meaning to say that black people are more sensitive to health problems from large amounts of salt, but this would likely be the cultural/regional diets with too much salt consumption as a causation, and almost certainly has nothing to do with the pigmentation of their skin. I wish you great health, and many years of long life!

Okay, good point. 😂

I've seen a few startups start to do that and they've become far more efficient. I think the employees feel a greater sense of necessity and duty as well.

Agreed. I tend to avoid it just in case it's contaminated with other unwanted minerals or toxins.

I heard a lot of people mention this over the past few months. I'm absolutely sure this was another one of the many factors at play. It was and is a perfect storm, a lot of stars aligning for these layoffs.

Good point. When I lived in Texas I saw salt licks everywhere on the farms.

Great point. Totally agreed, too much of anything is bad. But in moderation I absolutely think it's good for you, and even necessary.

Sounds great! I like salt anyways, so I love some good French fries. 🤣🙏🏻👍🏻🤠

I've heard of that happening in some cases. I'm glad she figured out what was wrong before it became a more major health problem! 👍🏻

@@JoshChristiane No no, I was the one who decided to try it, she's always put tons of salt on things, but like conventional "theory" in our culture, thought she was over-doing it, until trying personally and witnessing the power of salt firsthand!

You helped her then. I'm glad you were able to, it may have saved her health.

Glad you liked it, thank you for watching :) much appreciated. 👍🏻

My mom's levels of potassium were in the low 1.somethings.. it supposed to be over 4 and the lowest the doctor had seen before her was low 2's but they were dead. Electrolytes do matter. All of them.

I love that you get to tell people to stuff it now, haha. Sodium is an essential element to life as a whole. I'm encouraged to see so many people realizing that drinking more water isn't the solution to all health problems. I have GERD, and if I drink too much water it weakens the acid in my stomach making it even worse, so I know the feeling.

Absolutely! 💯

@@JoshChristiane My dad ended up in a coma once when his sodium dropped below 120. I've had seizures. It seems so archaic that medical professionals continue to urge us to limit salt and drink more water. NO!

True.

I've bought it from Costco as well and found the salt to be of good quality. I don't like the disposable grinder though, because they made it so you can't open it and refill it. With all of that said I still prefer Celtic sea salt over everything else.

Just check your anti virus software, run it, make sure all is fine. I highly recommend "Hitman Pro" as I find it's the absolute best software for finding problems and never seems to miss much. You can run it for free without paying just to see if there are any major concerns.

Thx i ran an Anti Virus and everything ist fine i was sacred Because i only realised what link I clicked after like 2 seconds and immediately close the page

Glad your system is safe then!

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the nice comment. :)

Yeah agreed, it can handle most of the same stuff now. Anything it can't it will eventually add as a feature in future updates.

True. I suppose people could make that argument about many things (the price of gold, money itself, etc.) But the stock market is especially fake, especially when you have government agencies (TPPT) secretly dumping money onto the market to manipulate prices.

Good idea! :) 👍🏻

Affinity Photo for this shoot.

30 years old. Thanks! 👍🏻

Yeah I was years ago, semi-professional. Something I did on the side for money.

No. But I was years ago. I mostly did side jobs for cash.

They claim it can give more than 2 stops, I've read mixed messages on that so not entirely sure how much, but I read up to 3 from one source, and 4 from another. So I'm unsure.

No I wouldn't say it's orange. I've not found it to be too cold or warm, I think its colors were really nice.

Well for a lens like this plastic is probably the best. Otherwise it'd be 5 or 6 pounds and dramatically add to the weight.

I thought the images were very clear, minutes a few with motion blur, but motion blur isn't a bad thing. And remember the lighting was extremely dark by sports standards. Thunder storm above me.

Thank you for watching! 🤠

Yup. Love everything they release.

Thanks! Alright in the next camera video I make I'll talk about accessories.

They can depending on which glass elements are used. Some really long telescopes have that issue, same thing with stopping down until you hit refraction. Things can only get so good before they start to get worse again, ironically. But with a general lens like this you don't get any distortion at all. In fact with a 500mm you'd get absolutely zero noticeable distortion. Only in the Bokeh basically.

Appreciate it, thanks :)

Not going to be any problem at all on a 5.6. If it vignettes at all it'll be such a small amount it won't matter. Thanks for the question!

1370 grams.

They'd have to send it to me. Hopefully they do, that'd be appreciated.

Thank you :)

Keep up with your classes, it's a fun hobby. Even if you don't do it as a job it's still worth it.

Thank you for watching and leaving a comment, much appreciated!

Sounds good, still appreciate the comment and viewership.

Oktava MK-012. Thanks!

The only difference is the newer camera, which would be the Sony A7IV that I switched to.

There are plenty of Sony and Sigma lenses that offer this range and beyond but with smaller apertures. I'd recommend you look into some of those. Go to Sigma's site to see options, it'll depend on the mount you have.

I thought 5.6 was fine when it was bright daylight. It did become a slight problem for sports after it got darker, and when the sky was totally occluding the sun during the rainstorm. As long as your lighting is good and it's daylight you won't have any issues at all.