A $99 MUST HAVE in Photography!

[@popcornparam]

Make a full video explaining everything about flash. Plz .

[@profbear7609]

😂 Nice one.... "flash us"

[@ruffprophetproductions]

the video would literally be an hour

[@mat.delpapa]

You'd need more than one video for that! Haha. you'd need to go over the physics of light, positioning flash (angle/distance), diffusers, camera settings, overpowering the sun, using flash with ND filters, HSS, ETTL, reflectors, and so many more light modifiers. That being said, if Peter choses to make those videos, I'd definitely watch them. His videos are just so well put together!

[@beosmuinh956]

Make a series

[@popcornparam]

@@mat.delpapa I am well informed about all these. It looks like u thought I was a noob. I am 600 mm shooter buddy. The only reason I asked was because I want these bunch of videos to be made by Peter

[@matthewpstratton]

I have to say, flash changed my photography life. I used to be a “natural light” photographer, but when I discovered what it could do, I completely changed my game.

[@TimothyJohnLukeSmithPSA]

Me too, it was so much better to get the exact lighting I wanted.

[@MOAB-UT]

I need to learn this. Which flash do you recommend? I also do macro.

[@thorsrensen3162]

Me too, I regret I did not buy a flash earlier instead of all those expensive lenses

[@CarsonMcRae]

Day 42 of Peter McKinnon MUST HAVE: I'm on to my third duffel bag to carry the equipment, the house is foreclosed, my wife left me, but my footage... my footage is... freaking... AMAZING

[@chadroeder2586]

Right. I mean, jupiters cock, I just picked up the pro tactic and then he jumps to the Whistler. Love the pro tactic, will stick with this bear until I have supplemental I come. Cant mortgage again 🤣

[@greenpointstock6345]

He'll slow down when Amazon stops sending affiliate checks.

[@MilesAndHeights]

@Carson McRae U look too young to be married anyway ;)

[@abdul2ghani]

Hahahahahah!! (Y)

[@marcellalonde2793]

Sounds like the intro to a country song

[@HoneyballLP]

I have a sock over my flashlight. :X And I have different colored socks for that....

[@guimacacadas]

same

[@ardentdfender4116]

That is one the most interesting thing i've ever read about using a Flash. Will try and remember this tip.

[@CrimsonCrime2234]

sounds very interesting.......I want to try that

[@et8953]

I use condoms which makes my model sexier.

[@brokeneric2128]

I don't even have a camera and I still watch all your videos....

[@OlanNellas]

My mom gives me camera to continue my vlog if I get 1000. And thank you for all your teaching to us man. It will big help to my channel soon..

[@AyushBakshi]

You're not alone.

[@gracynlevi9848]

Same bro well mine is on it’s way

[@wolfe4410]

@@OlanNellas subbed😉

[@OlanNellas]

@@wolfe4410 wow thank you man.. 😊😊 appreciated. God bless you man.. 😊😊

[@dlovisuals]

I was skeptical when I first bought the Yongnuo YN-560III about 4 years back but I was blown away by the quality of the light and how reliable it is. Now I have two of them and still haven’t run into any issues. Great, informative video Peter. 🙌🏻

[@castbyjohnflytying]

Would you recommend this flash?

[@rhysprendergast5842]

@@castbyjohnflytying ?

[@castbyjohnflytying]

@@rhysprendergast5842 ya he mentioned that he will let us know once he test it , so was wondering would he recommend it after he tested it.

[@shotmakermedia]

Love the energy you bring to every single video you do. Keep it up man!

[@pachuauvala8416]

He drinks coffee

[@GanLaDeng]

If only Earth can run on Peter's energy. We'll be lit all day all night.

[@patdavidmusic]

Maybe examples next time with friends, family or models, it’s brilliant talking about it but actual photo examples of the techniques you’re talking would have been so helpful

[@treysgarage4512]

Agreed

[@AustrianEconomist]

6:12 "The people who are paying you for those photos are probably gonna be happier when they're lit" Instructions unclear, ended up arrested for drug trafficking

[@jeffdacey1255]

Having also seen the positive reviews, I purchased this flash and the matching controller for about $100 US total last year. It certainly works well enough for my needs. The controller is capable of triggering multiple flash units for those that need more complex lighting arrangements. Long story short: this is a better investment for getting started with flash rather than spending the cost of another camera to get the matching brand name flash.

[@JustAskThisDad]

I switched from Yongnuo to GODOX. It's so much better. Better build, better recycle times, better battery performance.

[@TampaPhotographer]

BadWolfKnight agreed. Pete’s been out of the flash game for too long. The stuff coming out of Godox is amazing.

[@SamRussell-NL]

Been considering making the change - which unit(s) did you go with?

[@TJuice1986]

Yep, the godox 860 with the rechargeable battery!

[@hawaiirealmedia5610]

Usually see pro's using Yongnuo as a backup or misc use, but not primary. I also use Godox and it better than my old Sony flashes. (and cheaper too) Godox AD200, ad400 etc.

[@AlexWyckmans]

I got them also, together with the Godox triggers. Amazing stuff for that price.

[@andrewhutto5269]

I vote renting a studio and explaining different lighting techniques. Maybe even renting a softbox setup or collabing with another creator that shoots strobes and hitting the streets with a model or showing how to shoot products using a softbox setup. I've been waiting on one of these videos forever!

[@DavidSornbergerFilms]

Andrew Hutto I’d love this!

[@stephensmiff3123]

Hey yeah we definitely need a full video on flash photography. We need this!

[@Narsuitus]

I was so impressed by the construction, performance, and price of my first Yongnuo 560 IV flash that I immediately purchased three more. The YN 560 IV has become my workhorse electronic flash for shooting portraits, action, interior architecture, weddings, still lifes, macro, and candids.

[@kris.butlervideo5074]

Yes! Finally a flash vid from PM! No one delivers information in the same entertaining and engaging way that you do Pete! Thanks for another awesome video 🤟🏻

[@mikemikeyz]

What a coincidence a friend of mine are starting his way to photography and we talk about the benefits of having a flash and BOOM.... this video came out . A thousand thanks Peter. Now I can share this content to my friend . 👍👍

[@rodrigosilva7515]

Love your vocal solos xD hahah Keep awesome!!

[@NabilXi]

Peter, I don't know if you'll see this, but I greatly enjoy your videos and they've made a huge impact on my photography and honestly life in general, I started with a old 50d, and just watching your videos inspired me to put work into what I enjoy and I just want you to know that even something as light hearted as your videos can have an amazing effect. Thank you

[@kurtmagbujos]

I bought a Neewer flash gun for $30. You just have to learn how to set the exposure manually but it's really worth it!

[@iancorzine]

Thanks so much Peter for making this one. I really appreciate your thoughtful points! I can’t wait to shoot with a flash!

[@lukasfisher1289]

I have 3 of these. I use them with softboxes (via bowens mount). Gone with those flashes for years: mud, rain, river, snow, high noons shoots.... with YN560-TX you can also adjust the power of each one :) It is must a must have in my opinion also :)

[@coffe06]

these intros are the simple reasons why we just love you!

[@nickmanistef2371]

You've done an amazing job and I really like your videos. However I have used a Yongnuo YN568 and now own a Godox TT685C for use with my Canon EOS 700D/Rebel T5i. 1) The Godox has a better build quality. The Yongnuo I used sounded like cracking when held. 2) The Godox has faster cycle times and manages power better. It has fast cycle times at 1/4 power or higher and has never heated my Eneloop batteries whereas the Yongnuo made them heat up after shooting in longer parties. 3) The Godox has a really nice user interface, especially if you're a Canon, Sony or Lumix user and used to scroll wheels. It makes changing settings much faster. 4) Godox flashes are relevant even after a system change. I want to change to Micro Four Thirds or Fuji and I know I can buy a new Godox and pair it with my Canon version for dual flash setups completely trouble-free.

[@roguetrail]

I bought 3. 1 stopped working within 3 months. The other two are still working perfectly 4 years later. Use them regularly, even has portable studio lights.

[@JVCKO2474]

Who else is having a coffee while watching Pete?

[@pitcherthis6483]

I like how, when you showed the sample photos of yourself, you used the sound of the camera focusing and capturing the picture. Nice touch! That's the small things that make you videos a step above. Thanks again for making these.

[@itsLucasBrito]

I would recommend the Godox TT600. For me is the best. It doesn't have e-ttl. But it has built in wireless, high speed sync and a bucnh of more stuff. And THE BEST PART. THE PRICE! IT'S ONLY 66€ (74$ aprox.). I highly recommend it. Just wanted to share it with you guys. Have a nice day! Bye! :D

[@jameswinterphotography]

The question I’ve asked for the past four Q&A vids was about external flash, and you’ve responded with an entire video. Needless to say, I’m very appreciative! Thanks Pete!

[@bobtagacphoto]

It's also wise to invest in rechargable AA batteries for strobes because they eat through batteries so quickly and it's gonna get expensive buying disposable AA batteries often, plus they're not good for rhe environment 😀 Awesome video Pete!!

[@TJuice1986]

bob lester or you can just get the godox 860 with the rechargeable battery.

[@WildBikerBill]

@@TJuice1986 Except it's a single purpose battery - for that flash unit - and you will still need more than one at $40 USD / battery.

[@TJuice1986]

Wild Biker Bill nah, I’ll just need 1

[@WildBikerBill]

@@TJuice1986 I'm likely just paranoid. Always have spares.

[@mkm1015]

Hey everyone I am not a photohrapher/filmmaker. I don't own a camera. But I still watch Pete's videos & all these lighting hacks...it's amazin. The world of photography/video is unbelievable

[@tomkozmedia]

Currently watching Peter McKinnon while drinking coffee made from my Chemex... life is good

[@seanbilly22]

Tom Koz goals

[@tomkozmedia]

Sean Holladay he really ruined regular coffee for me and I’m not even mad about it haha

[@dougsheldon7417]

Same here man!

[@thatnursevicky9118]

hahaha.

[@marv8360]

This sounds amazing. This sounds like happiness.

[@TuomasLahtinenFilms]

I have been using that very flash for years now and couldn't be more satisfied with it!

[@aidantaha1734]

The comment section is advertising Godox.

[@CanadianArchivist]

The 685 version of Yongnuo flash for Nikon and Canon. They will do ETTL and ITTL. I have two of the Nikon version with a controller and they are great. The Zoom head will go to 200mm instead of 105 and do high speed sync. I prefer to use natural light or ambient light when possible. But sometimes just to adjust the output to 1/8 power to fill in or throw just enough light to separate the subject from the background makes any flash / speedlite worth having. The controller like any other manufacturer can and will do three separate channels and handle several flashes. I don’t have advanced equipment and my camera won’t do high speed sync. But the flashes I have were 1/3 the price of flashes made by the major camera companies.

[@MrRetri8]

oh boi your a mindreader, literally 2 days ago i was thinking about...man...pete should do a video about flashes

[@abdullahhassan380]

Seriously i was thinking that too...

[@GilbertTV]

I love youtubers that interact with their viewers & reply like or comment on their videos ....

[@thatnursevicky9118]

YES PLEASE PLEASE do a video on flash photography!! Thank you!!

[@NattMoir]

Using several of these flashes as a mobile studio, they are just so reliable and work perfectly that I never want anything different

[@PeterLindgren1]

Flashes are just so much fun if you get some time to play around with them! I've never used an on camera flash but I do use a studio flash quite often. Might just give it a try... thanks for the video, keep being awesome!

[@coloraddiction]

Weirdly the one time I got a picture I really liked with on board flash, I exposed past it. Logically it should have just massively overexposed but it actually filled the color and contour back into the picture, perhaps because the on board flash was weak enough lol. (It was just an alcoholic drink at a place with cool lights)

[@KirstenMooreCreative]

Yes! I'd like another tutorial with more detail about flash photography please!

[@robhallphoto]

Nice to see you talk about flash Pete, but currently the crowd favorite budget option is Godox. You should definitely check it out! TT600/TT685 are more feature rich options, and the slightly more expensive V850II and V860II have lithium ion batteries that are significantly faster at recycling than AA speedlights. Not to mention Godox has an insanely diverse set of tools beyond the speedlight, that all work off the same internal radio system. They also have cross compatibility between all the big camera brands, so you don't have to replace your flash system if you change brands.

[@Soul_Visuals_Photography]

robert, thoughts on the V350 Lithium flash vs the two you mentioned?

[@Soul_Visuals_Photography]

scrap that, assuming the tt685c will fit my Canon SL2 then that should be all i need. i wonder if the built in diffuser is enough.

[@doctorlovera]

I'm not a pro, but my family ask me to take photos at their birthdays and similar reunions. So I got 2 Yongnuo 565exII flashes and Yongnuo wireless triggers all of them ETTL. My camera is just the tiny SL1 but i have managed to get some really nice pictures, and I can easily make a set up for basic product-photography. You can DIY some diffusers and improve your lighting for a few bucks. Yongnuo ETTL for canon have really good results. The only improve would be lithium batteries. This is a really good recomendation for those who want to learn more but cant spend thousands. Like me. Thanks Peter.

[@SeisKyomi]

This flash is actually somewhat cheaper than 99$. If you actually have around 100$ I'd recommend the YN 600 EX RT II for about 108$. I own two of them and they have never let me down. They also come with a great TTL system and you can either wirelessly control one flash with another or use the controller built for the system. It's also compatible with Canon's flash system.

[@Amezquita07]

Yes, everything you said at the end, please do it! I love all you content but the main reason a lot of us follow you is to learn from you and Flash is one of those things i just haven’t been able to put the time into learning

[@LLCStreetwise]

Yongnuo is so last year and doesn't have a remote dedicated to Sony. GODOX is hands down a superior system no matter what brand you have! Being able to set light output on any remote flash from the transmitter is dope!

[@anassyria5176]

Once I had to shoot a groom and bride on their wedding day before the evening party, but they arrived to the photoshoot site very late, almost at sunset, and all I had was an 24-105mm 4L + 50mm 1.8, and a Canon flash without any modifiers/dome. We were in some sort of a village and planned to take poses in different locations as fast as possible. Each couple of meters we walked, and having the camera on full manual, I had to dial in the power of the flash manually to get the best of the ambient light, and each time directing the flash on the best available surface to recreate a huge source of light. Then readjust the camera accordingly. The flash direction was being adjusted like 10-15 times every minute. 30 mins in, and I was literally soaked in my clothes it felt like a sports tournament rather than a photoshoot. That is one day I will never forget. But thankfully it was worth it, and the results were way more creative than anything I'd have achieved at good daylight.

[@nicetom33tyou]

Great video! Don't resist the flash 🙂. The Godox TT685 is better value for money and has better features for hardly anymore money 🙂

[@dancolson1455]

That's what I went with.....it's great for real estate! Paired it with some Manfrotto light stands, and umbrella diffuser....super easy to work with.

[@pinkesh2703]

Godox flash system is very simple but well organized. One trigger & you can fire almost all of the TTL flashes of Godox. Thye've inbuilt receiver inside the flash & hence you don't need additional receiver.

[@fjhphoto]

Godox offers so much more! Thanks for this comment.

[@rossleeson8626]

thx x

[@abhigyangoswami3748]

Yeah

[@robindenis7373]

Don't know why these are not popular. I've been wanting to learn about flashes and lights for a while now, thanks for this one! :)

[@RiseHigh]

I love those kind of videos ! Really helpfull for *new creators* ! Thanks !

[@RiseHigh]

Loved the intro also ! Bwaaaaaaa, Bwa bwa bwa bwaaaaaaaa ! haha !

[@awehcollctive]

I love Yongnuo!!!!!! Affordable and good build quality for the price!!!

[@justinbuice]

Thank you for making videos like this! Real photographers/ videographers understand that lighting and audio is everything. While amateurs just want to look at shiny new camera bodies.

[@HubbardSteve]

Take it to the Studio for sure!!! I love the science behind studio photography and lighting. You're the man Pete! Keep crushing it!

[@drsquidius]

Hola ! Just go for a Godox TT685 that has all the features of a Pro-Flash and cost about 150$ CAD. super easy to use and does have the E-TTL feature. simply way better !

[@willmordell2463]

Literally bought this flash yesterday and have it coming in tomorrow, nice coincidence having Peter teaching me how to use it!

[@mavi4561]

We neeeeed that full video explaining everything about flashes. ALSO I want to watch you interact with a model bc i've never seen you before.

[@josemduarte76]

Hello Peter! Can you please give me an advice? I love photography but I dont have a lot of money so what camera you think I should buy. I have 4 options. They're all pack's. A- Nikon D7500 with 18-105 lens. B- Canon 80D with 18-135 f3.5-5.6. C- Sony A7II with 28-70 f3.5-5.6. D- Fujifilm XT30 with 18-55 f2.8-4. or I keept my Canon 700D and buy the lens 24-105 f4. Thank you very much. Keep doing your great videos. Cheers José

[@javiermendezphotography6937]

I wish I had that kinda money

[@Aniket2712]

Now Peter's bloopers feels like "AFTER CREDIT SCENES" of MCU ... Extra entertainment! ❤️

[@Swing4TheRing]

Can I have a Peter McKinnon for $99? That's the real question!

[@rajsitaula2095]

No. The real answer. He’s priceless

[@garrettswank6030]

Man i'd love more videos like these. maybe the masses don't watch these vids, but those of us that are really trying to learn more creatively are. Lighting doesn't have much good info out their, how to do an s curve in lightroom has plenty. Not knocking any other content, just loved this.

[@arthur.edelmans]

Gotta love the humming in the beginning

[@davidw717]

This is a guy that is loving life no money worries, happy family and is pretty famous without the intrusion into his life. Rock on Cannock.

[@kimnieborg5079]

The godox v860ii is a great flash too. It is also not that expensive and it has an ettl mode.

[@creatibor]

double price ;)

[@TJuice1986]

And rechargeable battery

[@saiyan_princestudios9790]

Agreed the godox v860II is amazing.

[@aitanasanchezvidal1565]

Yes please!! Full video explaining flash would be so helpful!! :D

[@singingexpertspg]

Wow, Peter you've got a great blues voice. I'm a singing teacher, and just from your first few bars of riffing I really want to encourage you to explore singing a bit more maybe?!

[@warthog1234567]

I vote for a Flash Video covering a bit of Indoor and Outdoor Flash Photography! That would be awesome!

[@JonathanFaifer]

Things I've noticed about the Yongnuo speedlites from 2 years of use: 1. Overheating on brighter settings. I have to stop and take the batteries out because sometimes it got too hot and shut itself off after only 60-70 shots. 2. The plastic notches that keep the battery door closed are easy to break off. (carry a small roll of gaffer tape so you can tape it shut if you have to) 3. They're cheap but effective. 4. Slow recycle when using brighter settings sometimes 3-5 secs so I wouldn't rely on it for fast paced events where you need to get the shot. 5. They are very simple to use and the wireless trigger system makes controlling multiple speedlites a breeze. Great for when you want to use a lot of lights to pop light in creative ways around a dark courtyard, or for hiding a bunch around churches to accent the background. In conclusion, a great beginner flash, good for slower paced shoots, but if you need something that can keep up with a fast paced workflow, you might want to spend a little more cash and get a Godox.

[@krane15]

In all fairness, any flash can overheat if pushed hard enough.

[@FollowTheLeeD]

Literally just bought a Godox flash last week. Great timing on releasing this video, sir!

[@jamesparish7234]

You didnt go wrong....Godox is better quality..and way more options on the transmitter side...

[@ChrispyArt]

Get Godox instead, they have an amazing 2,4ghz Transmitter with great controls for on camera. Best system right now

[@veronicarose6463]

Yessss a studio portrait shoot walkthrough would be awesome!!!

[@NicholasinDallas]

I'd love to see you rent out a studio and play around with the flashes. My go-to cheap/quality flashes are Godox - they are every bit as good as the Canon brand and in some cases, a little better.

[@krane15]

Can you name ONE of those cases?

[@SuperEliasTM]

Been using this flash for over a year. Absolute must have.

[@bootleg0012]

Godox makes a 2 flash with trigger and it’s $180, I have it and I love it for weddings

[@turbo_bikini]

Same! I hate Chinese products, but try not to remind myself about it 😝

[@Cali62825]

Thanks for the info. I do weddings and need it. I’ll look into it!

[@MrJustwatchin9]

I’ll never buy their flash again. It blew out on me in 3 months. It was my first and last one 💩

[@jeepdelfuego8366]

I just bought two Godox flashes and a trigger for less than $200, and they came with diffusers and gels. I set one of the flashes at low power and stuck it behind my subject and fired away. I almost forgot, they also support high speed sync. I used a Yongnuo for 2 years and it served me well until I broke it last weekend. I almost replaced it with the same model, but the Godox trigger seemed more streamlined, plus my two flash/trigger setup was cheaper. TTL sucks, setting the power manually on each flash gives better results.

[@TheRyanMaybee]

To hell with no one wanting videos on lightibg and audio content. We need more stuff like this. Some people likely just don't know what's good for them 😉 As someone who just recently started using professional light setups for indoor shoots, I need all the help I can get. Great work on this one. Super helpful stuff!

[@danieldougan269]

Lighting is so important! You can take good photos (portraits, at least) with just about anything if you light well.

[@StalloneMedia]

Godox flashes are much better and if you get the 860II LI-ON Battery last forever.

[@haydenroams]

Dear advertisers, Peter McKinnon said I should buy this so I bought it. Sponsor Peter McKinnon

[@AlexPower]

Good Tip man!Thank you!

[@HillaryCampbell]

I love my Yongnuo! Pair it with a transmitter/receiver and it's basically the bee's knees.

[@DuncanSmith]

It would be cool if you made a video about the meaning behind your tattoos 👊🏻

[@andybateman9968]

Finally a flash video!!! Definitely need more flash tutorials and tips please post more! Really needed this content thank you

[@JesseDriftwood]

We should shoot weddings together again! JK never again no thank you!

[@rafaelmoneo9235]

Explain yourself sir.

[@onirosis]

Explain yourself sir x2

[@markos1623]

Explain yourself sir x3

[@harshadlalye]

Explain yourself sir x4

[@colbyfogg3972]

Explain yourself sir x5

[@jamesskintauy6773]

Just saw this. Like so many, use Godox. That said, I have such good memories of Yongnuo. They were the first cheap, reasonably reliable flash. Their triggers also worked well and I consider them one of the best photography purchases I ever made. Buying Yongnuo allowed me to get more flashes and better results without spending a fortune!

[@abhigyangoswami3748]

Nice video Peter The Godox TT685 is better value for money and many more features

[@mykytakrushelnytskyi6729]

The idea of the full video about flashes is amazing!

[@JIYkp]

I'll second the comments recommending Godox. More options, more expandability, more functionality, and not much more expensive.

[@krane15]

Can you give ONE example?

[@JIYkp]

@@krane15 The flashes, triggers, light modifiers, even LED continuous lights.

[@Pruttrik]

Studio and flash video? Yes please!

[@TenThumbsProductions]

Need a tutorial on the skat solo.

[@HeatherEarles]

agree haha

[@Depl0rable10]

Please try to rember how a statement like this sounds to someone unfamiliar with jazz lmao

[@dustysweaters]

I'm much more partial to GODOX. A bit more expensive, but great auto TTL, High speed sync, and overall performance. A GODOX TT685 is $110 USD compared to the $74 of this flash, but TTL is just such a life saver.

[@pmoray]

I would personally recommend going with the Godox brand, as it has high speed sync (HSS), TTL, Lion battery, and still pretty inexpensive, compared to the Sony, Canon, Nikon brands. Happy flashing!

[@steviebruce2520]

Finally! A Peter Mackinnon flash video! Really want to learn flash so yes yes yes to making more videos on this subject!

[@stefanski8620]

Yongnuo is junk! Try the Godox units... much greater realiability/performance and works brilliantly with their x-pro trigger system.

[@jhtrkhgvtkuyejh]

I agree. YN's good side is only their price.

[@krane15]

Spare me the hyperbole. Yongnuo is not junk.

[@derekboshard4641]

Peter, I'm so happy I found your channel today! Who said a video about a flash couldn't get anyone's attention 😄 The content was delivered with practical tips and humour. Looking forward to watching your other stuff!

[@crazytheendzp5426]

0:01. When u dont know the lyrics and still wanna sing

[@AKILIMRAN]

I use this flash and it’s absolutely worth every penny 👍🏼

[@Serving101]

for $120 ish Yongnuo offers the YN600EX-RT II which has E-TTL support and they also have the triggers - it all works quite well for me - I have 3 I use constantly. My big tip is to find the rechargeable batteries that charge in 0:15 minutes - game changer! It's possible to charge from your car's lighter socket with the version I have. Boom!

[@annasaskhea3212]

PETER MCKINNON IS THE MAN! So much so that he's inspired me to create my own channel showcasing the behind the scenes of my photoshoots and offering photography tips. If anyone would like to follow me along on this journey, that would be awesome!

[@jensanchez2653]

YES, of course! So excited for you

[@cindidums4970]

I'm right there with you! I love your content and deff will be subscribing!

[@annadelms57]

Keep killing it!

[@awealthofgoodhealth8696]

So cool !!!

[@jensanchez2653]

Just checked out your stuff! You're onto something

[@PunkImagin8tionX]

Even if view wise it doesn't get the most attention, my favorite video of yours are related to gear and tutorials. I appreciate it that you make them!

[@mexarlg4565]

Can you make a video about flash photography and how to use a flash. It would be awesome if you made one. Thanks!