Canon R7, R50 and R10. A shot or two from SL2 and 80D

All Kinds. Sigma 18-35, Tamron 24-70, Tamron 70-200, canon 50 1.8, Canon 24-105, Tokina 11-16 2.8

Lol I’ll try to weigh it. Maybe look up the lens weight and the camera weight with it?

Yes, 4k. Some of this footage was 4k fine even.

It is my A Cam. I now have an R10 as by B cam. Looking to get another one of those possibly or an R50 for a C cam. The R7 is the best canon camera for the money in my opinion if you want ibis. Crops not a big deal to me and it goes with my workflow.

@@fitzgeraldfilmsMN thank you!

It’s the best for the money for canon in my opinion

Sigma 18-35mm most of the day. Also 70-200 of your choice. Just Got the Tamron 70-200 G2. to replace me older Sigma. Use these two lenses most of the day and a 50 1.8.

Thanks Adam. Means a lot.

Yes it was. There is some R6, 80D and SL2 in there as well. But mostly the R7.

Which lenses use ?

Monopod and tripod most of the day. Anything moving would be gimbal. I don’t do handheld at all.

Hey which gimbal u used for canon r7 with 18-35

YOu're the best! Thanks my guy!

Sure was lovely.

Thanks Adam. Haha I feel like lots of the time I luck out. Definitely have a lot to learn and places to grow, but things seem to be coming more and more naturally the more I shoot and the more problems I have to overcome.

@@fitzgeraldfilmsMN So impressive. you're one of my new favorites. Terrific. Skol Vikings

@@wildwedding wow what a thing. And you’re one of mine 😂

Most of this was shot in 4k at various Video Modes. Some of this was filmed on the Canon 80D as well. When it comes to low light I don't do much low light shooting. For speeches/dances I bring lights so I definitely lean into the contrast. I shot this in a neutral profile as I am still trying to learn Clog3. It seems there is some over exposing I have to do to keep from getting noise in Clog3.

Yes it was. I shot in a neutral profile as I was as upgrading from an 80D which you still see images of in this video. I shot one wedding in clog 3 without really understanding the need to overexpose you reduce noise. Here is a link to that one. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qbWqjZOAnuCtk40.html

@@fitzgeraldfilmsMN thank you, I love my black magic but the no autofocus and the size of it has maybe me really rethink my process. I’ve booked quite if bit of weddings for next year and I don’t know if I want to carry 15 pounds on a gimbal lol. It’s this or the fx30

@@ManicMK I bet either is a good bet. Just depends on what glass you want to invest in

IT was a wonderful story to tell.