I don’t have the AF-On button on my ZVe10 😢

Wow, I honestly didn’t expect to get so much out of this video, but here I am, completely blown away! I clicked on it thinking it’d just be okay, but the insights and value you packed in were next level. Thank you for sharing this-definitely bookmarking for a rewatch!

If only there were as many C1 styles developers as Lightroom Presets developers. I've been using C1 since version 7 lite.

Excellent video. Thanks!

Did you know that the Clic soft boxes are not actually a Profoto exclusive soft box? The are are rebranded SMDV Flip soft boxes. SMDV has licensed their soft box to Profoto, Adorama (Parsnap) B&H (Angler).

This is so helpful, thank you! ☺️🙌

Waffle, waffle, waffle, waffle!!

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This video was filled with very useful information. I appreciate that you broke it down into a tier system for real working photographers. You just gained a subscriber! Thanks 👏

Has anyone gotten this to work with a Sony A7RV and the latest version of MAC OS and LR Classic? I can tether Io Imaging Edge via WiFi but not with a USB-c cable. Cable is a small rig usb-c data cavle rated as fast enough to work. C

Love the cart idea; mobility is key to my entire location mindset. My next power move will be a mobile battery-powered monitor and refrigerator cart. As always, thanks for the content.

I use TetherTools cables exclusively, because I use a PhaseOne IQ3-100 digital back, that uses either a FireWire 800 or USB Type B 3.0 connection. I use the USB Type B to C cable, with a USB Type C powered extension for the 20-feet plus of cable. I only use CaptureOne - the best for tethering.

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The mind blowing thing about this is it also work on zoom lenses. I'm using a 35-150mm F2-2.8 and the camera works its magic. I shoot at 150mm, the camera sets shutter speed to 1/320s(Auto ISO: Fast) at F2.8. I shoot at 35mm, the camera sets the shutter speed to 1/80s and since it's on Aperture Priority, it bumps the aperture to F2.0 automatically. Less time fidling/thinking about the settings and more time actually shooting. Edit: Grammar

Great content

LrC appears to be such a beautiful application but what I have noticed as I attempt to teach myself, it's such a broad application so these tidbits of information are a great help, thank you. I wish you could have also given us the other 2 options; move and add and their pros and cons.

Lightroom is the king 👑

Very well done; I lead multi-day snowshoe expeditions in Alaska as well as spending 30 days on Denali. Most active users tend to overdress and then they get wet!

These hacks are super useful! Definitely planning to try some of them out soon. Thanks for sharing such practical tips!

Does this program not have an edit history panel? In Lightroom, after 10 years, I can return to the catalog, see and roll back to any edit! But I didn’t find anything like this even for the current editing session, let alone the previous ones. The UNDO button is also implemented in an extremely strange way

Excellent Video about explaining clothing for our winter weather. I get confused on all the different materials. Thank you again

motorcycle gear is also pretty good , i had some cordura winter pants , and motorcycle gloves , can also use waste belt , and cycling over shoes in neopren are also good if you don t want to spend a lot in shoes ,

Do you have any idea when your hardware setup is ready. I have a Sony A7R5 and I can't get connected to LRC. I tried different options but it won't work. I think Its not the cable because tethering works with Imaging Edge. But I want to have it working with LRC. Thx in advance.

Great tips! Staying warm on location can really make a difference, especially when you're spending hours outside. Layering smartly and using heat packs is such a game-changer. Also, having a warm drink on hand between shots is a lifesaver!

Well, yes. But my solution is to always know what my ISO, aperture, and shutterspeed are doing.

Fabulous information 👌

I think 2025 is the year I switch back from C1 to LR

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This video may be old, but you know what they say… the older the berry, the sweeter the juice.

I’m having problems with tethering my Nikon Z6 3 and NX tether. Both say it’s compatible with my camera. I’ve bought a tether tools cable USB c to USB c my camera is not being picked up, I switched everything on and off, I’ve tried different usb c ports on my MacBook Pro , Ventura is up to date. Help would be great. I even tried the cable that came with my camera 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️😩

Hi M.D. - for showing big files as a preview in BRIDGE you need to modify a setting which limits the file size. Modify to your like, purge the preview cache, restart BRIDGE and let it build new previews. FYI: I set my file size limit to 3000 MB for PSDs or TIFFs. REGARDS MARTIN from Germany

Great video! Automation really is a game-changer when it comes to saving time and increasing efficiency. Thanks for sharing this insightful content!

The most unbiased comparison i happened to see so far. Beautiful images by the way.

great video thank you!

You have answered so many questions for me with this video. Thank You!!!

You can add synonyms for keywords, just a tip! :)

I use Bridge, then open in Camera Raw, and then do light edits in Photoshop. My main problem with Bridge is that it feels slow to manage large collections of files.

Thank you so much for this! I was also struggling with aperture priority that's why I've always used shutter priority. Now that I've learned these tricks/settings, I'll try shooting in aperture priority.

Leica???? What’s the camera mode

That is a very cool lighting kit. Thumbs up for the use of the phrase spank paddle.

Do this apply to APS-C cameras? I read that a 35mm will actually be like a 50mm. I own a Nikon D5600 and I'm about to buy a new lens (now I have my 18-55 kit lens) and I can't decide between 35 and 55mm 1.8 nikkor.. I do mostly street, I took sport (I go to the skatepark often so 1.8 i'll be good to increase shutter speed)... I don't have a defined stile of photography yet, I'd like to shoot some product photography too because I'm a eCommerce manager and that's something I can offer some day (when I get better and gain more experience).

You are using a Sony A7RIV or A7RV camera here. Because somewhere I flashed information that only new models have the ability to tether with Lightroom , That is, that the older model A7RIV will not work. Is this the case?

In my opinion, the capture one interface is much more intuitive, especially with managing sessions versus the catalogue model that Lightroom uses. Then light room is far superior in the AI noise removal and capture one has seemed to have caught up or pretty close to Light room in the masking.

I definitely want that lens. Especially when i film pee wee football or cheerleading solo with two camera videos. I can zoom with the M&C app from 30 feet away

Sure thing. Please show us how you manage a million photos in Capture One, never touching the originals and having them all cataloged with every change or edit you ever made to them. All the tools are workarounds. As a complete photographic management and processing tool, Capture One can't even carry LrC's water.

Great Video

if you put the leg alligned with the boom the weight must be put in another leg expecially if your light is inclined. in that position if you put with a finger the light all the simystem twist and fall on the ground. the best solution is to leave the leg alligned with the boom but in the opposite side. so make sense tu put the counterweight the same leg to balance. in this way the simystem can’t twist because the othee two legs are facing the side with the light. and you have more space to walk under the boom with no legs to hurt with your feet. in symole words, the position of the legs and of the counterwight depnds on the type of modifier and the direction and position of the strone, but in your scenario your choice is not adeguate :)

Is standard or fastest the better option for me in ISO A ss when using Aperture Priority using a SONYR7iii my lens is Sigma Art 24-70mm

Always interesting and potentially expensive; thanks for sharing!!!