There are people who say that lenses are the best investment, over camera bodies. I tend to disagree. Buy an FX6 and rent the lenses that suit the character each job. If you hit a job where the client has an issue with using an FX6, rent an Alexa. If you don't have the budget for any of that, buy/borrow some cheap shit and learn your craft instead of obsessing over gear. Put it this way, if you're not working enough for a camera body like the FX6 being a smart purchase, the last thing you need is 15k worth of your own glass.

what do you think of the small led lights . Any suggestions?

i needed this to stop waiting for the perfect gear and cine lenses to begin my journey

Self sticking window tint is cheaper than all that and would knock down the outside light.

That's is great wow ❤

Great "how to think about it" video. Thanks. Lot's of data to create around here.

What if, If that one is sold out, sold out

the fall off of the zeiss is perfect lol byt the dzo is great to but there is a difference

sick video!

Man I love those Nanlite FS300Bicolor, $250 for 300 watt Bi color and Nanlite app control. For my main light I often use SmallRig 450bicolor.

I'm obsessed with this video! So helpful, thank u

The camTV light looks great! Have you already given it away?

You seem to be a very talented filmmaker. Why are you cheaping out on lighting? Lighting is so important in films .

"Came TV" lol, I have a dirty mind

Currently running RED Komodo with a full Meike S35 set and a 1/4 Glimmerglass has helped a ton!

For my mountain biking videos I think I will be sticking with 60fps or would you say 30fps might be better? It would let more light in too. KZbin accepts 60fps.

How did you find the file sizes and weight compared to the red komodo?

amazing lightning skills mate! Thanks for sharing! Sharing is caring!

I just started recording my daily life, and this video is so inspirational and helpful

"God-tier aimbot autofocus" would be a hell of a rebrand for a camera company. I love it.

I bought two Tioga 310B at the beginning of the year, are monster cheap lights. But actually arent available in Amazon. I would like to buy two more lights. Very good video.

Why the thick white border, my eyes lol

this is good

Where do you store all your filming gear?

Instantly subbed, great outlook on the profession!

please review the simera -c lens kit

This single video changed the way I see my work and this world in general, thanks 🍀

The original Sony 7s is very jealous of the title of this video. lol

Even tho I own Aputures and GVM Pros. This is great video and love every minute of it.

great job Ryan.🙌👏

What are you 3 must have lenses for the Arles

To my untrained eyes, high-end video footage seems to be getting grayer in recent years. It looks muted and smoky. Ridley Scott's Napoleon, for example. The colors looked very washed out to me, unappealingly so, compared to Scott's earlier films. I realize one can bump up saturation and contrast in post, but I'm wondering if cameras themselves are producing more muted/gray images these days or is it purely a stylistic choice by filmmakers? Thanks.

Thanks mate this is brilliant! You have earned a sub.

The perfection of the shot and almost identical image of the girl lying on the floor almost made me cry haha

I have a sony zve10 and I know I will be watching this video more than once

Thanks for sharing your pov! It’s MUCH appreciated 🙏🏼

How do you deal with platforms like TikTok and Instagram upload at 30fps? Does this mess up the video quality?

Dude! I’m glad I found this. I’ve been looking to build one of these (yes 3 years later). I like this stand way better than impact silver one. Love the all black. Gunna pull the trigger soon.

I can't find that suggested light anymore, its sad because it seems to be of great value.

Fantastic video bro, for reals. Understanding light is so much more powerful than consumer products.

Awww no auto focus. lol People love their auto. Yeah, real artists love manual everything

4:47 side by side review with Zeiss supreme. You are welcome

What was your gimbal settings for the action shots in the gym? Gimbal mode off? handheld sport mode?

Hi Ryan! Thanks for this great video! In France, I purchased this stand to a company named Rekt. The reference was 0B-2 Mobile. Do you have information about the way that you attached you camera ? I noticed that you removed the second half of the arm but I can't understand what you add to attach the ball head to it ? Any tips here ? Thanks for all ! 🙂

dude I sadly dont watch ur videos all the time (bc they are not being reccomendet to me all the time SADLY) becuse they are super dope, thank you so much 🫱🏼‍🫲🏽

Amazing ✨🙏

Man，reviews are great, but where did you buy that "film supply" T-shirt? I kinda of really want one haha

You are just following a trend. Not all "cinematic" is soft, with imperfections or "character" whatever you want to call it. You compare solo shooters with the cinema industry, where a camera is controlled with a whole CREW not just one guy. Yes you can use a cinema lens if you want but for solo shooters in general it's not a brainer. if you don't have a 1st AC doing the focus puller, it's better to use auto focus. "You don't see a professional cinematographer using a photography lens" Lol you just said it, Professional, with a whole crew working in one camera. I understand you discovered cinema lenses and nothing wrong with that, and you like soft creamy hazy out of focus image. understandable but not all cinema/documentaries are like that.

The REAL cheapest mirrorless sony camera is going to be from the sony A5000 series of cameras or a sony a 6100 is often cheaper than a ZV, the ZV is the cheapest sony mirrorless film oriented camera.

If you are a docu guy or a new age youtube wunder kid yeah... But if you are a film maker.. My friend... Autofocus? For what?