Great vid!!

Can I ask what iso ,shutter speed and f stop you used please

Thank you good sir

I thought you would be talking about the best way to charge the batteries not how to spend a lot of money

Didn’t learn jack shit

Hi there! Thanks for the video. Would you mind showing your light stand and mag grip set up? What are you using to connect the grip to the flash?

It’s great to hear a uk KZbinr.

Great video, thank you

No sample images section:/?

What do hoy think about flashbrackets 🤔🙄😬

🤔 would be similar to put the flash upward to White roof😬

🤔 both loose many power , the magbounce must not goles through by light , allí light must go forward 🙄

fantastic video, just what I was looking for. Any reason why you got the larger size? Since your lens is 55m and then requiring an adapter.

Which one is better for full body shots?

This is f2 lens originally, but what would be on apsc with adapter?

Love that lens...I am planning to buy the 50-140 mm f 2.8 soon.I really don't care about the weight:) thank you,great video!

The photos starting at 4:26 are rad!

great video

great video

That's a lot of jigsaws!!!!

Yay, Jon is back 🥳🎉

For years, I waited patiently for Nikon to produce a full-frame digital camera that accepted my large inventory of Nikkor lenses. Eventually, I got tired of waiting and purchased a Fuji X-Pro1 to use temporarily. My favorite lens kit I used with my 35mm Nikon film SLR was: 24mm f/2 35mm f/1.4 85mm f/1.4 I tired using an adapter to mount the followng lenses from my Nikkor lens inventory on my APS-C Fuji X-Pro to duplicate my favorite full-frame lens kit: 16mm f/2.8 fisheye 24mm f/2 55mm f/3.5 macro However, I ran into a big problem of not being able to quickly, consistently, and accurately focus my Nikkor lenses on my Fuji X camera. Eventually, I solved the focusing problem by purchasing the following Fuji auto focus lenses: 16mm f/1.4 23mm f/1.4 56mm f/1.2

Brilliant, loved that you went straight to the point!

What layer is the gel ( colored)? There is no gel in the flash kit 2 but I was thinking of getting one. Also, Nice presentation

I use the excellent Novoflex bracket system, as a whole the Novoflex system is maybe the best you can get.

You as many others is confused with apertures, a 1.2 aperture is not a low aperture, it is a large aperture ! (The aperture NUMBER is low). 85/1.2 = 70.8mm which is the theoretic maximum opening of the aperture and therefor a large aperture. 85/8 = 10.6mm and a small aperture 😉

I have heard many complain about the "slick" design, but when I got the Zeiss Batis Sonnar 85mm 1.8, I was surprised by how well it is build, I do not mind the "slick" design, but a AF/MF button and an aperture ring would have been very nice !

The blurring on longer distance can be because the Lens stabilizer and the camera stabilizer do not work proper together ! It is also a problem with fx Sony 200-600mm. The Canon EOS 7D and the Canon EF 300mm 4.0 L IS also had a problem with the stabilizer on longer distance.

It is not the Zeiss Lens that have the "wrong" color temperature, it is Sigma !

What about your FUJIFILM XT3? Are you still enjoying it with 18-55 lens kit? I am thinking of buying it as my travel camera? and not bringing my work camera everywhere?

Tell me why this is a bad idea: use the ad100 with an x2 trigger and a short cold shoe magic arm as an on camera flash instead of the v1.

Nice video thanks! Would have loved to see your images😊

I have the sphere with the flash . The flash is pointed up . I have noticed that with maggsphere it makes the images more bluish more cool . O I increased my temperature . With the others diffusers didn’t have that problem . Have you noticed that .? Thanks

One of the clearest tutorial I’ve ever seen! Thank you!

You spent over 7 minutes making everyone stare at your face, and maybe 10 seconds showing example photos. What an incredible waste of time.

It would be nice to see some actual model tests - even a mannequin head would be helpful ?

Strange. I never understood the left hand handle. Together with the rails it prevents the most important action from taking place, that is focusing with the left hand. With a system like Fuji, where the AFC is broken, you (me for sure) need to have your left hand on the lens. Even the follow focus is weird, because I lose support while using it. Anything other than having my left hand under the lens doesn’t work. What you have here I call a “Sony rig setup”, where you can really trust the AFC and use a left handle.

Go to your rocking chair Mr President

Really like the style of your narration, so cool and calm. Makes it look so easy but I can tell you've got years of experience.Would you recommend a varied F-top or stick at decent DOF for some background definition? I find the church the hardest part of the day due to frequent dull light and lack of contrast available.

Brilliant. Thanks for this.

What i learnt about KZbin INFLUENCERS is that they all SUFFER FROM EPIDEMIC VERBAL DIARRHEA !!! THEY OBFUSCATE and THEY RAMBLE !!! Go learn the ART OF ARTICULATION before you embark on an EGOISTIC JOURNEY !!! Sure you can make it rich from the LESS INTELLIGENT !!! Sorry, I am not one of them !!!! You want to know ??? Keep it short - CONCISE: Keep it sharp - BE PRECISE !: Keep it clear - CLARITY of INFO and WORDS !!! Sorry if i am BRUTAL but many of you are CON! Go BING or GOOGLE ""the art of articulation""

The video ended and I never saw how the accessories work with a subject or an object. Waste of time.

Brilliant video John. I've got the first dance lined up in days. I've just got the one flash but have a remote trigger. How would you cover it with just one flash?

Really great video, ver informative. It's like I'm shadowing you! Well done

Hi excellent video, this configuration also serves for XH1?

Great video thanks

Thank you!

You just made me buy one.

Hi Jon , so I guess you can charge via usb from a car lighter charger…?

Wow! It's like herding cats during that confetti throw! Well done! 💯