Absolutely brother 🙏

Love to hear it brother. Happy to help out!

Thank you brother 🙏 Love to hear it. A more budget friendly alternative is the Sony a7ii they go for a lot cheaper on used marketplaces and still have amazing quality with the full frame Mirrorless sensor. Hope this helps.

@@MDPHOTOGRAPHY-wb3xf ye thx man that really helped me

Under each picture I have the exact settings in the lower left corner 👍

Thank you brother 🙏🙏

Just go to car meets, make some friends. I'm sitting in a truck. I don't advise doing this lol.

Thank you brother 🙏

You are the man. Thank you brother 🙏. Car meets can definitely be somewhat chaotic, I personally like doing individual shoots more with more control over the environment haha. But it definitely challenges you as a photographer to make the most out of every car you are photographing at these meets!

Thank you for the kind words ❤️ I made a dedicated video on how I edit some of my photos if you want to check that out.

Love to hear it man. I used the Sony a7iv +Sigma Art 24-70mm F2.8. This was in boiling springs South Carolina.

@@MDPHOTOGRAPHY-wb3xf the $2,400 sony a7iv? And is it full frame

Yessir that's the one. If you are on a tight budget I would recommend getting the Sony a7ii or a7iii. They are also really good full frame cameras with a lot of great features. I personally started with the a7ii, before upgrading to the a7iv

@@MDPHOTOGRAPHY-wb3xf thank you so much i Subbed

@@MDPHOTOGRAPHY-wb3xf does the a7ii still take good care of pics would you say

Couldn't be possible without your amazing car 😩

Good question. It's all about depth of field. A higher aperture such as f5-f7.1 allows less light into the camera however your depth of field is also increased. I had multiple subjects I was trying to get in frame. I wanted them to be in focus and not blurred in my background. A wide open aperture like f1.4 or f2.8 would only keep the first subject in focus while blurring the other ones behind it. Hope this helps 😉

Sony a7iv

Haha I've shown my face in other vids too

Thank you brother 🙏

Love to hear it brother 🙏. I use the Sony a7iv + Sigma Art 24-70mm f2.8 in this video

You're welcome brother! Happy to help out. Appreciate the sub!! 🙏🙏

Yessir you're the goat 💪💪

No way you just said get a polarizer 🤣 if you watched the video you will see me using a polarizer dawg. I do a lot of night photography so my auto iso is set to 12800. I'm not afraid of going over 800 iso Sony is built different son. The auto iso is convenient in this environment so I can get quick shots and move on without worrying about exposure. Next time watch the full video before making "tips"

@@MDPHOTOGRAPHY-wb3xf sorry bro my bad i shouldn't have commented in the first half of the video.

Apology accepted, you have my respect 💪

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Love to hear it man. It very well could be a sign!!

100%

Love to hear it. Got more awesome content on the way 💪💪

Thank you. I'm glad someone knows! I felt helpless at that moment, didn't know what I was looking at haha.

Thank you brother ❤️❤️

I use manual settings every time I go out on a shoot. I am able to use an auto iso feature that exposes the image correctly keeping my shutter speed and aperture the same. Sometimes tho I turn it off and do manual iso exposure when needed. It's a very nice feature to save some time when out on a shoot. Just need to keep an eye on the auto iso level to make sure you aren't getting too much noise haha.

Love to hear it man. Definitely going to keep making more vids like it. 🙏🙏

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Yessir 🫡 more content like this on the way!!

So wholesome thank you brother 🙏. Not really doing it for the fame. I just love making videos and sharing the journey.

The legend himself!! Can't wait to post part 2 POV shots.

M5 goes crazy 😩

Do the autogenerated subtitles not do a good job?

@@MDPHOTOGRAPHY-wb3xf Sometimes they do sometimes they don’t, its only bad when your chatting with your mates in some of your videos and its a bit quiet

Noted, I'll try to speak clearer and louder next time around. Creating subtitles is a lot of work, makes the video production about twice as long unfortunately.

@@MDPHOTOGRAPHY-wb3xf totally understand that, love the videos boss

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Yes haha don't repeat my mistake

Thank you brother 🙏 we are slowly getting there haha

Yeah the ZL1 driver was super chill guy. He understood the assignment haha. Thank you for the kind words 🙏

Means a lot thank you mate 🙏

I used my Sigma Art 24-70mm f2.8 lens with an Amazon basics cpl filter on it. It's a bit of a chunky lens but very sharp and somewhat affordable compared to the Sony g master giving you practically the same level of qualify.

Thank you sir! You are an absolute legend for subbing and the wonderful kind words. More epic content coming soon. Stay tuned!!

Apparently you do enough to leave a comment lmao

@@MDPHOTOGRAPHY-wb3xf I care bro, awesome video!

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If you are on a tight budget I would recommend getting a used sony a7ii along with a couple of basic prime lenses. That is the camera that I started on about 3-4 years ago. It has a really big sensor and is great for the price if you are looking to getting into the Mirrorless world. Hope this helps!!

@@MDPHOTOGRAPHY-wb3xf I appreciate that a lot man, and yeah its a pretty tight budget, I'll look into that camera, your advice is greatly appreciated

No problem man. Happy to help out. You can find some really good deals on eBay.

You the man 💪💪

Gotta start somewhere haha. And thank you for the kind words. You are an absolute legend 💪💪

That's awesome man!! Lets connect on Instagram. I'd love to see your progress man.

Absolutely legend 💪💪

Many thanks brother! Definitely will be posting more vids!

Thank you brother, definitely get into the craft of car photography. Very rewarding, lots of opportunities, and great way to develop new skills. Love seeing other people develop. Let me know how it goes 🤙