Will this work in DJI Mini 4

Thanks for the ideas. this would be definitely a must try since I have wedding shoot this coming Sunday! whew still using my OG Mini2

I hope I can do that also in my Air 3s 😊, new subscribers here

A year later, are there any other things you would say are cons? Does the top plate still stay put and not need more tightening?

waths wrong with your voice?

Made in China. I ordered the Kit But it arrived without the plate. To get in touch with Ulanzi is difficult. To send it back impossible. I can’t recommend it!

very fast

Mantap bro salam kenal salam satu pilot 👍✌️

I really wanted to keep watching the video but that voice was no pleasing.

what turns me away is that the camera is only attached by 1 screw

Awesome. That acronym is suuuper helful. I'm shooting a wedding with my new Mavic Pro 3 in 2 hrs. Thank you.

Nor sure you know what shouting is or are even capable of shouting.

good morning, sir, great way to teach, I have one question, I am trying to buy my equipment to create a art youtube channel, I just bought the sony fx30 and i would like to buy my first lent if possible if you can tell me what lens this artist is using in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKeac5JmmpurhcU thank you very much

how does the lens handle lens flare, or shooting back lit situations

Thanks bro. But music is too hi in video and your voice is not very pleasant to hear, i mean maybe you do it in purpose?

In the specifications of the Rode VXLR Pro adapter, I read that the plug-in power supply is 4 Volts when the phantom power supply is 24 Volts and 48 Volts. It turns out that the Rode VXLR PRO adapter, connected to the Zoom F3 audio recorder, converts a phantom power supply of 12-48 Volts to a voltage of 4 Volts and transmits it to the Rode Lavalier Go lavalier microphone. Does this mean that in such cases it will not matter whether I set up a phantom power supply of 24 Volts or 48 Volts in the settings of the Zoom F3 audio recorder? After all, the adapter will still convert to 4 Volts, which is necessary for a lapel microphone? Most importantly, will the adapter prevent the Rode Lavalier Go Lavalier microphone from breaking (burning) due to high voltage? One point is unclear to me. They write that first you need to attach a lapel microphone to the Zoom F3 audio recorder, and then install 48 Volt phantom power in the Zoom F3 settings. Otherwise, the lavalier microphone will burn out. And doesn't the Rode VXLR Pro adapter convert 48 Volts to 4 Volts, despite the fact that before or after connecting the lapel microphone, I installed phantom power in the Zoom F3 audio recorder?

this is awesome thank you. I will subscribe

Thank you for this super video you made !! What's the difference between the UL150II Bi / SL300III bi / your VL300 when we want to make videos like yours ? Does we need more than one or... I'm little bit lost with all these different models.

do you know if it works with every arca swiss? like the peak design arca swiss

Underrated channel! Thanks for the review! Considering buying GM2 24-70mm but cannot justify the price. Tamron looks much better as price/value ratio :)

Great review, thank you, this is what I needed to help me make my decision! Looking at photos, I felt like the little locking pin looked weak, I didn’t trust it, so to see someone actually put it through its paces was great! I’m just starting out, and I only really mount to one tripod right now, but being able to switch between handheld and mounted quickly will be such a huge benefit!

Nise sir ❤

Great drone movements, but don't force your vocal fry.

Purchased! Great review!

Not so wedding related, but good drone moves

Great advice!!! I'm a photographer but just bought a drone.

I was asked if I do weddings, but I have no idea what to charge, what is a ballpark general fee that is fair for everyone? I'm aware that there are many factors, but a starting point would be helpful

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awesome bro

thanks for that insight....let me try this with my mavic platinum.(Director Prince..Kenya)

issue with this is the plate under the camera, it keeps coming loose and you have to keep retighten the plate , i wish it had a twist to tighten it under

So what does any of this have to do with weddings? These are just common drone shots.

THAT INTRO! 😍

Nice sharing interesting frend ok nice😊

Good looks!

I bought a Zoom F3 to my dismay. I should have purchased the Zoom H8. The menu system on this thing rivals Casio watches convoluted settings. The H8 has a beautiful screen and intuitive menu. I think Zoom is having people give this so so gizmo good reviews which it doesn't deserve, unless you really need its small size and that is your only criteria.

Thanks for this free Advice ❤

actually i want to start youtube ,and this make really helpfull for me

whats the size of the softbox please? 46 inch / 120cm ?

Great video. Thanks for the refresher. ❤

with iso 800 wouldn't it just be easier to turn the knob down to 200 instead of using extra glass like ND

You might know how to light an interview but I hope you're not the one capturing sound for them, because the sound captured for this video is not very good. It sounds muffled and at some points you can even tell that you're clipping your levels.

Thanks for this man! So why do you choose 30fps over say 60fps where you could just utilize slow motion? I assumed you could drop 60 frames footage in a 24 timeline and it would look ok? I’m pretty new to all this so THANK YOU for the tips! I had gotten pretty stagnant with my drone shots lately lol

I've always struggled with lighting myself. Great info!

Pls start Film making tutorial classes ❤❤

Super underrated tutorial! Keep it up bro

Those built in tightening screws on other plates are actually a con. They get loose over time and constantly get in the way of the connection.

Great video! Just a suggestion: You should put the lens test charts side by side in the next video you do comparing other lenses. It would be nice to see both at the same time in addition to you flashing between the two. For example like on the left you'd put the Tamron 17-28mm and then on the right put a mirror image of the same side (as the Tamron) of the Sony 20mm. That way they are right up next to each other. Cheers!

Hoping you can help....I bought the F38 kit for DJI RS3 and I can't get the Falcam plate to slide into the arm adapter on the RS3. Am I doing something wrong?

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