Digital Photography 1 on 1: Episode 61: Viewer Feedback: Adorama Photography TV

[@davidadeeb]

I like this rapid fire format where you tackle multiple questions in one episode much better than the regular format where you just answer one question per video. Keep this coming!

[@yellowicecap]

Great job mark not only did you answer multiple questions, you also mentioned the episode the questions related to so we can revisit it. Thanks. I still enjoy the regular 1 on 1 topics.

[@batousai34]

Hi Mark, I want to thank you for taking the time to make these vids. I paid for a program and have found your videos to be superior in every way. The indepth one question format is best but a rapid fire style every once in a while is cool too. It will keep hope in viewers that one day their specific question will be addressed.

[@AntkneeAll]

Mark you are an excellent and thorough teacher. Thank you very much for your numerous videos (Adorama that includes you as well). The rapid fire is a refreshing change every once in a while as others have stated. I am pleased that you use both the Canon and Nikon as it helps me to communicate with my Nikon friends.

[@imran_hasan]

This is a good format, as you get answers to questions that may not have come up in your mind yet and also helps in broaden your scope of vision by understanding other photographers's problems and solutions

[@LikeOnATree]

A cool new format, I would agree with the previous comment that it is great to have the episode number to review the topics, I took some notes and will review several episodes. I still like the longer episodes too, but having a rapid fire episode from time to time is really great -- especially for those "quick questions". Thanks for all the work and energy you all put into these episodes, and for Adorama's sponsorship!!

[@MultiCurlytops]

I like the longer time spent over one item as it gives you time to absorb what can sometimes be a lot of information. I can them go away and practice that particular tutorial. I agree that maybe sometimes as a little add on you can pop in an issue like this one. Keep them coming though as I find them extremely helpful! Thank you.

[@emarsonv]

Great job Mark. Do more of these. I love this series.

[@philbeav]

I like the new rapid fire format as it gives far greater scope to cover more material. However, it would still be great to see the longer tutorials occasionally, where you are trying to cover more complex questions and include some live shoots etc. Keep up the great work !

[@ajayonline]

Great episode Mark, great format! a lot of information explained really well as always!

[@wadermanuk]

I think the rapid fire question video is great. Keep up the great work.

[@ctangtwn123456]

Mark, The rapid fire vid format works great for me .................. please keep it coming.

[@StarsStars714]

Love the rapid fire! Yes, create more.

[@zrsgamboa]

This is great! Different from the normal 1-on-1 episodes.

[@hewlettorama]

I like the rapid fire style, Mark. A good mix of both skuld be perfect.

[@ClankyRochet]

Ha Ha Thats was me at 5:30. Loving all the video Mark, you are the one who got me into photography.

[@lukystaify]

loveing the series its amazing to share this skills with all :) rapid fire rocks

[@ekairos]

Love this kind of eptsode. Hope you do more.

[@SuperHammer63]

Love the 12 questions! Keep it up.. More info which helped me.. Great Job Mark

[@gonzalezfilms1]

you do a great job Mark.... i like it.

[@tedr03photo]

I agree with Jospeph7yap - Keep the long format tutorials and then every x amount of episodes throw in a rapid-fire one to catch up on past questions/comments. Keep up the good work - i have learned tons watching all your Adorama TV episodes/series

[@noha12011]

what are picture styles and i love the new way with multiple questions in a single video

[@NewMoon57]

I really like the multi-question format. John

[@UniqueJain]

excellent video.....plz do it more often....

[@armymom91]

Yes I like this rapid fire questions and answers

[@gamingSlasher]

I think you should use mostly the first, one subject, format but then wrap things up sometimes. Just like you did now. Thanks for your shows. They are really great. You could also compliment the blond Sam model. She always looks happy even though she sometimes just stands behind doing nothing and she have a lovely smile.

[@bobsden25]

Great idea to do the multi questions. I would definitly stick with it but also keep the longer and more detailed answers for those questions that require it. You could use a 2:1 or 3:1 ratio in favour of the multi questions. Trouble with taking one lens whatever lens you choose it will be a compromise, but i`d take a 24-105mm F4 IS. One for the extra reach and IS for the other. I`d also sneak in the 50mm F1.8, you can always find room for that.....LoL

[@lovemachine2000]

Nice video and great tips, though in the last question, 7D with 24-70 is probably not wide enough. I'd recommend 15-85 plus a prime (28/35/50) for low light

[@RafaelSantiagoToro]

i loveee the idea !!

[@nate42nd]

Keep doing these if possible. 10-12 minutes would be nice but that's just me. Thanks.

[@sharkman0616]

Hello Mark, the 24-70 lensa are beatiful pieces of optic. But on a cropped sensored body. Ist the 24mm end kinda not wide on a 7D?

[@PachulizPunk]

Mark thank you !!

[@Claggy]

This is great!

[@tumbleweedfarm]

Rapid fire for the win!

[@WiseGuy02]

I liked this episode and would like to see more of these. But don't drop the one question format.

[@bryronify]

17:22 i'd say the 17-55 mm 2.8 IS for canon 7D :)

[@K9Ren]

i like them both :)

[@AhmadMHailan]

really nice Mark thank you ;-)

[@kirisan10]

HOW DID YOU MAKE YOUR WATERMARK PLEASE DO A TUTORIAL ON THAT

[@sageofire]

Keep it up

[@JoeGP]

Like lovemachine2000 said, the 24-70 is great for a full frame camera, but the guy had a 7D which is half frame, so he needs something like the 17-50mm 2.8, 15-85mm or if he has a low budget or needs a longer zoom, then maybe a 18-200mm or the Tamron 18-270mm PZD VC It depends on where he is going, i know i'd take the last one if going on safari or a to a zoo

[@scolditz]

I like both formats of videos. I agree with Joeseph7yap, one rapid fire every so often

[@noha12011]

what are picture styles

[@cmcclo1]

yes rapid fire is good?

[@ThePatrickIbarra]

Same here, I agree with Joseph7yap and ted03photo.

[@liowyingzhuo]

1st comment...

[@DrJum]

@sharkman0616 on a cropped sensor a 24-70 becomes 38-112

[@MrNullifier]

@liowyingzhuo Do you really have to write, 1st comment? No matter what you wrote we would know it was the first comment.....well because it would be the first one.

[@kinutube]

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