Any recommendations for a wide angle?

Great short and single topic tutorial. I think I like to see more of these. Thanks!

great explanation bro! very helpful 🤙🏼🤙🏼

Love it bro!

great video and would like to see you make more

Awesome work, really appreciate the video 👏

Thanks for the editing tutorial

1/6 looks better imo

1/6th sure

Love this 👏🏽

That's dope 🔥🔥

What shot did you guys like more 1 or 2?

The more obscure the angle the better the result

I have just bought the Nikon D5600 to go alongside my Nikon D5500 as i am doing an event tonight

Great shots and good job working the scenes. 💦💦💦

Thank you!

Bad ass man. I went out on Saturday night and the cops were moving everyone along so fast at that view of the sphere. What night did you go out?

Damn son, your f1 shots are just insane! great vantage points!

Amazing 🥰 This is the video I've been waiting for. I love F1 and your photos are very very beautiful 😍😍 Thank you for these great photos 🙏 Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪👋

dope video bro, thanks for having me out there it was hella fun. can’t wait for next year! happy thanksgiving to you and your fam!

3:00 with manual focus maybe you can catch some cool panning shots

So sick dude.

Hi! Any chance you can tell me which rooftop you are at? You mention it in the beginning but i didnt quite catch the name. Thanks!

You killed it 🔥

Awesome work 👏🏽

Happy Thanksgiving Everyone 🦃 🍁

Z6ii is my dream cam. For now I shoot with a z50. Heard the z50's AF is similar to the z6ii. Is that true?

f8

This video confused me a little and I'm probably gonna get some heat. But......this video has nothing to do with or touches on night photography and falls more in line with just selecting your aperture to control your DOF. You touched on that with the first helmet images and how much of it was in focus then later on with the buildings in the background. I'd say that aperture primarily impacts two...or three... major things in an image: DOF, blur/bokeh, and how much light can pass through the lens. When it comes to night photography, how much light gets through is what most people will be concerned with. Trying to get a clean shot on a moving subject that requires a little bit faster shutter speed and you don't want too much noise with a high ISO.... open the aperture up. Want some light trails with a long exposure and a low ISO, stop down the aperture to get the right exposure. You *kind of* touched on this with your one of your later helmet images, but not really. In general, manipulating aperture to get blur/bokeh in your background is general to photography for day or night shots. Those rules still apply at night, but at that point you just adjust your shutter and ISO to get the desired effect. I think this video does give good examples on how aperture impacts your images though with your examples, +/- other things that impact bokeh like your focal length and distance to the subject. No hate, just found the vid a little confusing.

Thanks for sharing this! Subscribed.

Great video! Helped a lot!

Awesome video

F/8

Is it normal to use the live view for photos at night instead of the viewfinder

F8

F1 💚

Great tips bro

i was really hoping there would be a boogie grand prix video. and this is not what I expected, but damn. the inspirations grows with each video.

dope vid bro! 👏🏼👏🏼

Awesome video thanks for sharing your process 👍

Love it 🙌🏽

Glad you didn't buy into the F2.8 hype train

I have been using this camera for 7 years now for my personal usage. For photography it is still great no doubt. But the videography on this cam is not good, focus hunts a lot

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Nice dude! That's legit.

Love it 👏🏽

nice man, always impressed how you can shoot slow shutters handheld haha

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I like the Las Vegas manhole cover shot slightly better than the electrical. Both 🔥

Like the first one better. Thankkkksss!