Yessir the grind never stops

Bro can bench his car probably 😂

I use a separate camera

@ oh okay, what kind is it?

Dji osmo action 4

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Thank you, and no I'm still trying to work on creating a good collection of presents. Never really thought of selling them. Maybe when the channel gets a bit more traction I'll think about it haha.

Gotta have good map knowledge. Ask people around about unique places, and do some scouting. Get to know your area and explore new opportunities.

Really the only 2 lens filters I use are an nd for filming and then cpl for photography.

@ the CPL is what I’d like to know. I don’t have one and I need to get one for that type of thing.

Definitely a cpl filter cuts out reflections and is a must have especially for automotive photography

@ which one did you go with ?

Honestly it doesn't matter all that much. Whatever brand works

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So from each shoot I try to either create a preset or make my own depending on the conditions I'm shooting in. After that I implement that present throughout the entire album to have a consistent look making minor adjustments to each photo where needed. I like to include the settings to each photo I shoot so people can get an idea where to start.

Increase your shutter speed perhaps. Maybe you have shaky hands and it causes some motion blur. Try using different focus modes if your camera has that option. Hope this helps. The settings I use are not meant to be used in every situation. Gotta be flexible to adjust and adapt to different environments.

@@MDPHOTOGRAPHY-wb3xf I use 1/80 or more usually at 1/320

@@MDPHOTOGRAPHY-wb3xf yeah

Hard to say but it's a good idea to play around with the tone curves if you feel that it'll enhance the photo.

At car meets it's very difficult to work around all the people and really get creative with the angles. If it's a solo shoot then I have more freedom to work around different angles.

I use the DJI osmo action 4

@@MDPHOTOGRAPHY-wb3xf thank you!!

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Haha yeah I need to get back to it. I'm going to get back into making more content hopefully soon. Have a few jobs I'm doing on the side. Weddings/shoots for clients.

@@MDPHOTOGRAPHY-wb3xfok 👍🏼

Ok

Really depends on lighting conditions. My suggestion is to use correct exposure even if it means using higher values.

Appreciate it brother 🙏

You the man 💪

Honestly I don't know. It was some cheap strap I bought from Amazon.y

That's awesome man hopefully you'll see me around the next event

It really depends on the lighting conditions. I change it accordingly. I can't say one will fit all scenarios.

@@MDPHOTOGRAPHY-wb3xf ahh ok ty tho im shooting on a canon 50d hopefully ima get a m5 or m5 mkII

@@nessiedt interesting choice. What reason are you going for those specific cameras?

Heck yeah man sounds like you got a great deal on it. Hope you enjoy the camera brother and it serves you well 🙏

I use auto focus, but I use different types of focusing points.I shoot in manual mode always. Iso I usually set it to auto during the day and just control my shutter speed and aperture. Definitely if you are a beginner learn how to use it by changing it yourself. I have a great video on that. Hope this helps

@@MDPHOTOGRAPHY-wb3xfThanks bro, im buying the canon 2000d with a 50mm 1.8. Do you have any suggestions to do with it? And any comments about it?

I am not a huge fan of the canon budget cameras especially once you get to learn camera basics. It's a very limiting piece of equipment. My recommendation as I recommend to all new camera enthusiasts is to get a used Sony a7ii with some prime lenses of a marketplace such as Facebook or ebay. The cost is a bit more upfront but you get so much more for your money.

Cheers brother. Happy to see some Sony family around here haha!

For a first camera I would say it is definitely good enough. However if you have the option to get a Sony a7ii that is the camera I would recommend. Much better low light performance and overall image quality. Hope this helps.

Thank you brother 🤙

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Sony a7iv

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 🙏