CANON, SONY or NIKON...What Cameras PROS Use At the World Series Behind MLB

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What do the Pro's Use at the World Series...Canon, Sony or Nikon? This is a Behind the Scens Look at what it's like to be a photographer at the 2022 World Series. The Phillies played the Houston Astros and I was at all the games in Philadelphia to Photography it. There are millions of dollars of Canon, Sony and Nikon gear all in one place.
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[@froknowsphoto]

A TON went into making this video, we hope you enjoy it.

[@ostryjanusz]

Plural forms are written without hyphens. Pros not pro's

[@leestrickland]

@@ostryjanusz Rule #1 of being a member of the Internet Grammar Police is being able to determine the difference between a hyphen and an apostrophe.

[@JerryC25]

We love all your content, silly.

[@andreasgiobel6355]

As always your long content and documentary’s are on my watch list. A “behind the scenes” eye opener. Thx! Is clear why it’s team effort on photo side as well. Just managing >5 remote cameras and shooting 2-3 of your own is…. I got a headache….

[@hiawrj]

We know, and we do, and we appreciate it. You don't get this kind of content anywhere else. +1

[@jaynycpix1c]

Jared, Thanks for the kind words in the video, I really appreciate that. And Thanks for understanding how crazy we get when shooting the bigger events. You were a consummate professional and I look forward to working next to you again soon! Cheers! Jason

[@tdawg719]

Hats off to Jared, for knowing theres a difference between what he is doing as a youtuber and "working photographers" and respecting there line of work as well. Round of applause to him for not being ego centric. Also make sure you hit the like button so the level of effort that goes into these videos is appreciated. If we as viewers want more content like this then we need to show our support

[@robertleeimages]

Hear Hear

[@mikevalencia1318]

Agree. Honestly didn’t know they do remote shooting like that! Fcken insane! great content as always. I wanted to see how far Jared has come in both YT and photography, checked out his early vids when he first started.👍🏽 legend

[@NickzAndMikz]

As long as the working photographers could see his biceps, he’s fine with it. This is a joke btw. Been watching for 8 years

[@HolmstromRules]

Agreed... a little professional courtesy in the world of deadline media photography goes a long, long way and will usually pay you dividends in the long run.

[@dominicsianez3409]

love that Jared was so considerate to the other photographers

[@bllpagepapa]

A good feeling for a change.Thanks Jared.

[@codywhitaker800]

I don't normally thumbs up videos, but I did for this one. This is the content I love to see. Just pure photography, Jared telling us and teaching us. I know you've discussed video lengths in your podcast, but I personally love seeing the longer length videos like this one. The recent videos in the last few months of you shooting baseball and seeing the work you produce has been some of my favorite videos you have ever put out. Thanks Jared, you are my inspiration.

[@Sir_Waddles_III]

I might be a dirty DSLR shooter and too stubborn to switch to mirrorless as of right now, but I do appreciate all you do to help photography new and old. I've been doing it 2 years and some change and I find every video you post helpful. Keep doing what you're doing. It helps bring keep the love for catching beautiful moments going. :)

[@X_Hog]

Great job Jared. It was a wonderful look at how much work goes into covering a major event. It was also neat to see your fans getting excited to see you in person. Great job of being humble while you’re working.

[@touringcarmagazine]

Two things that come to mind from this vid is machine gunning and access! Working as a motor racing photographer in the UK I could flip book almost every race I cover! You can shoot too much - I'm terrible for it! On a Monday morning when you have 60-70,000 shots it takes a while to find the 'right' ones! But the access provided by MLB is fantastic here. This video should be a template that other sports/championships should look at for reaching a new audience. There are some that are incredibly closed minded. Allowing someone with knowledge and experience to deliver a vlog/doc, whatever you want to call it, provides a refreshing angle, and added to that the fact that it's about the story, the gear and what's happening (as opposed to the 'look at me' angle) I loved it. A third thing is the working with other snappers. Yep. I've seen a few people come and go due to attitude - some oozing with talent, and I've seen some 'workmanlike' (myself included) photogs come into our sport and work their way up thanks to positive actions. It's a massive thing that gets you far. Oh, and a fourth - have to admit I admired the ability to not slap the guy making the 'clown' comment. I'd have lost my creds and ended up in Phillies jail!! Excellent vid - as usual!!

[@froknowsphoto]

Thank you for your comment. And you’re spot on, this type of content needs to be considered by the big four. It def wasn’t easy to get people to understand this style. But the people I have on my side are very helpful.

[@stebobrown2893]

Great presentation! Been a photographer for 50 years and never had such an amazing opportunity. I really enjoyed how you gave us a behind the scene as a World Series photographer. Please keep these documentaries coming.

[@RealBesty]

That Pat on the back from Doug was a nice touch.

[@Bricketts]

This is a great video, Jared! Love the behind the scenes and all the prep that goes into an event of this magnitude. I can't imagine the pressure-cooker situation these photographers are in to get good shots and deliver them instantly over the internet/ethernet. Again, great job to you and the guys on this video!

[@carlgoetzinger6876]

Honestly this was an amazing video. Following your narrative through such an intense and hectic process is really informative and interesting to watch. We all get to see the photos but we don’t always get to see what’s behind them so I’m appreciative of you and others like you for sharing this. Gives me more drive to try and shoot professional sports! Thanks Jared!

[@AdamQuinnPhoto]

Hidden gem of advice for sports shooters in this video: "Shoot early, shoot often, and keep shooting!" Sounds obvious but if you've ever shot sports and missed the shot because you didn't follow this advice hopefully this insight is a rhetorical knee to the head and you'll remember henceforth!

[@ScreenFiends]

Love this content Fro. I know the tech stuff is your bread and butter but from an educational/ experience perspective this is what aspiring photographers should be watching. Great work 👏

[@PhilThach]

Great Job, Jared! I enjoyed all the MLB videos this year. I'm not sure who edited this one, Dan or Stephen but they did a great job too! I hope you continue to shoot baseball next year.

[@yahoonomas]

The ultra wide of the stadium from up high is spectacular!

[@serenemachine9110]

That shot at 17:23 is awesome Go Phils!

[@JorgePille]

I've always been fascinated by the fast paced world of sports media and how they basically have no margin of error to get things done in real time. It really does take an entire production team to deliver the way they do and I'm glad you were able to do this see we could all get a glimpse of that action.

[@anthonyroland8001]

I loved this video. I just got approved a few months ago for credentials here in Dallas for the Stars and Mavericks and I'm loving it. I've also learned that you have to shoot through the action. It's been incredible so far and your work is inspiring. ✌🏾❤️

[@Cesar-pq2ck]

I appreciate how you lift up and respect the other professional photographers who depend on THE SHOT to make a living.

[@topcommentchaser]

Been following you for over a decade, always impressive work Jared.

[@paulald2004]

So proud for your 1st WS! It won’t be the last, I am sure! Great shots Jared!

[@reggaestylee]

Wow Fro this is your best ever video your a true journalist one of the best

[@shuntmadanyan7392]

Very much appreciate the detailed look and insights behind the scenes. No need to apologize for the long video.

[@JaysCashVault]

I love your videos JP. You have any interest in basketball? Now that baseball is over think you could get into the NBA? I’ve always wanted to try and shoot for a team

[@jacinthdebbarma3]

Fro really knows photo..🙏

[@officialbrandoncoleman]

Dope Video Bro!

[@copper12heavy69]

What a wonderful profession. Oh, that gear! Thanks for the insight and taking us along for the ride!

[@kapilesh14]

Absolutely awesome video Jared. Hands down your best video in longest time 👍

[@HeathBlythe]

This is what’s most interesting to me, photography logistics. There’s plenty of photography channels but not enough show the work behind the photographs. Thanks Jared.

[@motorradguy184]

Thank you for providing this inside look into pro sports photography, it was very insightful and interesting.

[@kevd99]

I love watching your videos I have learned so much from ya. Also I like your fans coming up to ya and wanting to take a selfie with you what a great mentor you are. Keep up the great work.

[@dwyanebrentson1]

Dude, in the crowd your fro takes on a life of it's own

[@Heiko_K]

Hello there -- I think your image at 40:01 (the "opening shot") is really great. Thanks for giving us some insight into the whole spectacle from a photographer´s point of view. Nice editing too, good storytelling, informative and entertaining too - and I´m German who knows (almost) nothing about baseball.

[@CaptainJack63]

JARED! I freaking loved how you filmed the BST of the pro shooters!!!!! I learned a ton of stuff. Even going frame by frame to see how the pros set up their gear. What gear they are using and how they are using it. While I may never shoot for a media company, I like to see their solutions and workflows which could help me in my work. I'm happy to see you showed me and other photographers how to conduct themselves at an event. Thanks for the TON of work you and your team to create this video. 🏆

[@rudyrodriguezjr.]

Great photo journalism! Nice work

[@Backyard_Motorsports]

Very great content, the story telling really put me behind the scenes at a professional sporting event. Thank you.

[@dogflirt]

I LOVE these longer bts videos. Thanks guys ✌🖤

[@adam_flash]

Absolutely loved this video. As an aspiring sports photog this was super insightful. If you shoot more Union matches next season please make another vlog covering soccer!

[@whenderson7742]

That was very interesting, thanks for taking the time to create this video.

[@johonew-EdD]

WOW! Great video, Jared. This has to be one of the best videos I have seen in years...thanks so much for putting this together!

[@ronawood]

Go Astros!! That photo of the "Shroud of Philly" was my favorite shot from the World Series.

[@Jswcat]

Excellent behind-the-scenes information and one of your best so far, congratulations🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Laurpec]

This was really informative to watch and so great to see how professionally respectful everyone was being. I had a brief stint shooting events while working at a school district and didn't witness much respect from the local papers/news who were pretty cutthroat in getting their shots regardless of who else was around them. Seems so much easier to work together. I often wondered how it was during large events like this, great to see!

[@huexley]

Thanks for the video, it was awesome feeling being there with you!

[@sidvicious3129]

Way to go Jared, you keep pushing the envelope and we appreciate it!!!

[@angeloplayforone]

Great video showing how profesional sports are shot. It gives a great insight into which gear is used. Canon was the leader in sports photography and maybe still is but the steps that Sony has done to enter this market is remarkable. Seeing specialist high speed camera using old Canon glass shown how big the market Canon has. Seeing all those Canons and Sony explain why Nikon is putting all their efforts in Z9 and not put a lot of afford on the Z6 and Z7 as they want they keep some of this market which is highly lucrative.

[@V1N_574]

Remote shooting part was the most professional and complex spray and pray I have seen haha.

[@kurotaka007]

Jared… one of your best episodes! Your passion shows. Although it makes me sick knowing Schwarbs is no longer a Cub. You da best to learn from!

[@John_Hudson_922]

that wide shot with the fireworks and the fans silhouetted is fantastic Jared

[@TaskForcePhotography]

Great video, Jared. I love everything about it!

[@javiercobain]

Really enjoyed the video as all your other videos also glad I found your channel is fun informative and genuine not like a bunch of other boring photo related stuff on youtube

[@RobertoSantesteban]

Great video. And an opportunity to know the backstage of such a great event.

[@97nelsn]

I like these type of videos. Fans go in the stadium or arena having a good time to see their favorite team play. However, photographers, media, and staff go in and its their job to get the right images and video and also broadcast the game and any news related to the game to everyone at home, work, at a bar or restaurant, or public place watching the game. I remember I used to cover Rutgers Football and Basketball for the school paper and I remember the press area in the stadium and arena (home and away) plus the time I got to capture images at 2 NFL stadiums (The Linc and Heinz Field [now known as Acrisure Stadium]) and 3 NBA/NHL arenas (The Garden, Prudential Center, and Verizon Center [now Capital One Arena]) which were some of my favorite experiences. I do miss covering sports, wish I could do it again.

[@PaulJScott]

Jered to me this is the best video you've posted.

[@stevethompson8154]

Your best video I've seen. Reason #1 the attitude and respect you show for others you talked about in game 5. WELL DONE!

[@bankyankerdude]

Dude that full stadium shot is gold!

[@rastersplatter]

Your best work. Interesting, informative, and entertaining from second 1 to the end. Great job.

[@mike2rc]

Jared, thanks for a 'great' job on this video showing behind the scenes of a World Series. I now know why I see so many white lenses at professional sports venues!! Maybe next year for Philly...or NFL playoffs / Super Bowl. Thanks again from Rancho Cucamonga, CA!

[@boycali01]

thank you for behind the scenes of the photographers' life in World Series.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@rlfisher]

This is a very well-done and engagin video. I really like serious Jared.

[@JohnScarrott]

Great video Jared! Thanks for showing what goes on backstage, it was all really interesting. You got some great pictures too, that stadium wide angle with fireworks is epic! Nice to see a couple of viewers thanking you in person too. 🤓😎🤩

[@richardhaire5001]

Amazing behinds the scene video and your attitude concerning working with others was spot on! Imagine if the world worked that way??? Great job and great way to present our world of photography

[@tectorama]

Sports photography is an art in itself. I shoot a lot of field hockey games, when I look at the pictures I took five years ago, there is a world of difference to the ones I take now. Due to improved equipment, knowing when to press the shutter and better editing.

[@RussVerbofsky]

Love the behind the scenes videos!

[@romeskiie]

I love how strategically named the title is. I know Jared is into Nikon since the start, but he put the Nikon in last, Sony in the middle, and Canon at the first. It's like outside two are granddads and the middle is the grandson. Just a subtle thing but I'm glad it's there.

[@911VideoNews]

My friend who works for the San Diego Union Tribune was assigned at the last second for the Padres palyoffs and he couldn't get a 600mm from Sony, so he borrowed my 600/f4, to work with his Sony a9. He was postioned in the the outfield and got some amazing images.

[@kurotaka007]

BTW… I like the montage of photos at 24 min spot. It’s a great idea to showcase your shots to show your success.

[@btl743]

Beautiful photos. Met you 10 years ago at Made in America Festival. I’m in your photo from that day!

[@1lunifyd]

You and your Team, are amazing at what you guys do Thank you

[@harleyxl2001]

I liked the way you talk about the "Pro Sports" photographers. I take photos at my local racetrack, a couple times a year we have a touring series come in and the bring press and tour photographers to the track. I always make sure to talk to those guys. They have really helped me a lot. You should do a local race sometime (Langley Speedway in Hampton, Virginia would be a great place).

[@powpow88882]

Just found this video but the World Cup is going on ans the Quarter Finals are on, I can't wait to watch this later tonight, amazing work, hats off!!.

[@bryanakers6023]

Lots of fun watching these videos from your MLB adventure. I had one of those adventures this summer, as well.. shooting 5 games for our MLB team. Life highlight, for sure. Sometimes when I go back and look at the images and retouch some that I “missed”.. I get kinda emotional!

[@andysmith1595]

I loved photo you say you missed. Player on ground brillian photo

[@oliverkhoo]

Does anyone binge watch JPs channel? This must be the 5th time I watch this video.

[@SMor42]

Doug Mills of the NYT at 1:10. Good photographer right there.

[@anthonyc1883]

Hmm, I always knew the Mills byline as being with AP. I guess I'm out of date!

[@vincentlamoureux422]

Great video Jared! Quite an honor to shoot next to Doug Mills!

[@boogada]

Great video. Super informative. It would be interesting to get a view of the whole process how the pro's and agencies process the images pretty much in real time. I assume they either select photos real quick in between the action and send them off, or they are directly transmitting to their offices or assistants. Lots of photo mechanic etc...

[@lestertablan]

I love Jared being respectful to other photographers. 🫡

[@danielhyrowich]

I’ll second that, a TON

[@jkphotography_90d]

Learned a LOT from watching, I'll be applying these lessons to my own sports shoots covering western pa sports. Thanks Jared!

[@anthonyk27]

Awesome video sir, love these behind-the-lens-type vlogs. Great work

[@ullybleil]

Well done Jared!!!

[@ward5966]

i still see a lot of people using DSLRs

[@FILMSCHOOLCINEMATOGRAPHY]

Great video sharing!!! Thank you

[@ExNightZ]

absolutely loved this video, and i do hope we get more of these, I want to become an event photographer and these definitely help shed a light into that industry. Plus all the good advice is awesome.

[@joshgonzalez2885]

Nobody gonna talk about the Jeff Passan sighting at 10:30? 😭

[@JasinBoland]

Lots of great info but the one that I live by is your advice on getting good real-estate access. As photographers we are only as good as the access we generate for ourselves and that means the cooperation and help from many many people. Being a solid human goes a long way to helping with that.

[@cesarangeles1699]

This video had everything! Glad you put this out into the world. Thanks for giving back like always.

[@MKNYC_]

You're living the dream man, thanks for bringing us along!

[@stussycole]

Along with the information and teaching, you are becoming an engaging storyteller. Thanks.

[@TheBlueCollarConservative]

Amazing video Jared.

[@Jerseymikephoto]

This is my favorite video you have ever done. Really awesome behind the scenes look into shooting a major sporting event. Also, loved how you deffered to the "working" guys. Very classy. Thanks for putting this together.

[@JasinBoland]

Maybe your best vid. Great seeing inside this.

[@kennetht66]

Loved seeing what goes on thanks 👍

[@MrSponjaBob]

Simply, awesome!

[@truthsayers8725]

ive been doing PJ work on and off since 1984. more off than on but i do cover some local semi-pro hockey and hs baseball and football. doing what you got to do, is what i WANT to do. 57y old, tired of my 'paying' job and would much rather be shooting professionally. you landed in the cat-bird seat with this one. great job with the video. ive seen the BTS and done the BTS stuff, but to a much smaller scale so i appreciate you not getting up in people's grill with your camera. kudos... now to find a way to get back into a BTS at a much higher level than what i have in the past

[@thomasdavis1732]

I always enjoy your videos, and this one is at the very top. An amazing video that shows a behind the scenes view of a World Series photography.

[@Theirrelephant]

Love your insight, dude! You can never tell what your videos are gonna be before you click. A bit of a double edged sword but always a surprise.

[@shredlepzin1654]

Absolutely one of the best photog videos I’ve watched to date, excellent channel and content, thank you so much!