Sam hated DSLM cameras until he tried this one

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[@tannerbobanner9453]

Even though yall show how long the sponsored segment is so its easy to skip past it, I always some how find myself watching it because yall just make it so fun XD

[@TwoFace199]

Yh The end of the sponsored segment was really funny

[@QuesoCucuy]

TannerBoBanner so true i do the same

[@tarjeitimiantorgersen5153]

TannerBoBanner and you know how long the sponsored segment is...

[@tannerbobanner9453]

Timoti 99 yes I actually do. It’s about 50 seconds to 1 minute (depending on what you include as being the “sponsored segment”). It’s quite surprising though as, in this period in our history, we humans have the shortest attention spans since pretty much the beginning of life. We are so distracted by technology that it’s hard to even sit in an empty room for more than 30 seconds without being bored. So, it just makes me so happy that the Corridor Crew are able to produce ADS that are intriguing, fun, and engaging especially in period of time.

[@tarjeitimiantorgersen5153]

TannerBoBanner that got pretty geeky towards the end, but I like it...

[@bladegrape7248]

My favorite photo was the one with the chef behind the door. That was so sick.

[@itisjambo]

My fave photos: 1. The elevator WITHOUT B&W 2. The dude in between the buildings and staircases

[@skyler4626]

It's awesome having Clint on the Corridor Crew now. So much creativity and style in one human being🤙

[@j.6902]

Where was he from originally? I recognise him from somewhere but I can't remember.

[@janegak]

J. He had his own channel called pwnisher. High quality short films :)

[@j.6902]

Ah, thanks!

[@RhysKSmith02]

Dang Dingus he also was in Rocket Jump for a while.

[@SwompyGaming]

And now he's gone again

[@smithwillnot]

I'm sucker for industrial images and Sam's image at 9:49 really catches my eye. Clint's elevator (colored) image looks good because of colors and camera angle. Nick picked really interesting subjects plus his photos remind me of cyberpunk/film noir mix of styles. SO because I'd really like to see Nick do some more work on Corridor's main channel I'd pick his images. Anyway, now I really wanna see more, and maybe you should bring more people, especially Adrian. Really curious how well he'd do.

[@synthspence]

Can you guys do more photography talks or shoots? I’d love to hear your perspective on it. Seems like Nick and Clint have some great eyes that I wouldn’t mind taking a peek at their work

[@spinakker14]

Spencer Poling oh yes, please do

[@PkerRuler]

I second this

[@jonaskohl13]

Sam hated DSLR cameras until he tried this one which is not a DSLR but rather a mirrorless camera.

[@buttonstack]

Shut up

[@jonaskohl13]

buttonstack please, i wanna keep this friendly

[@Sebbir]

Fritz F dont worry. The buttonstack guy has commented “shut up” to every comment mentioning how the camera isnt a DSLR. I wouldnt worry too much about him

[@ZanpaktouLuva]

But the title says DSLM not DSLR ?_?

[@pureoakgaming7148]

The title was changed.

[@spinakker14]

All of Nick's photos are my favourite! Seriously dude, they look super professional Did you learn photography or are you self-taught? edit: all right, this is a dumbass question, but I just want to know where I should start

[@kiprs]

a great place to start is... to take lots of pics with your phone. you'll get to better understand framing/composition. when you're ready for an upgrade, buy a cheap DSLR with a kit lens and get into understanding focal lengths, aperture & iso's. but I can't stress enough how much your eye is more powerful than your gear when it comes to final results.

[@Ze3Drafael]

Go take pics. That's how you start. Because in photography there are a few rules. Those can be looked up in Google. It's up to you to take pics again and again. Learning what makes a good picture for you, and developing your style. Either with a phone to a top of the line DSLR, take pics as much as you can. That is how you start with photography. Edit: Honestly, I'm not a huge fan of how Sam thinks. I think Nick's pictures are better, because he uses his camera to compliment (in a sense) his style. He's working with the camera, not against. Bottom line is that it doesn't matter what camera you have, it's what you make of it.

[@akisgeo]

Ze_3Drafael What was nick shooting with?

[@Ze3Drafael]

akis geogeo I believe an A7SII, although I am not sure. It's in one of the sam and niko vlogs.

[@bassfan71]

Just go out and start taking photos. That simple :)

[@kiprs]

why does the intro feel like Sam discovered the concept of a DSLR yesterday

[@crm8769]

kiprs That camera is not a DSLR

[@kiprs]

sure, it's mirrorless, but when Sam was raving on about there not being anything between a RED and a GoPro.. DSLRs, bro

[@BowlerBlazerr]

@@kiprs lmaoo i was thinking the same thing

[@johnxmzzhang]

You are kind of misleading people by comparing a Canon 80D to these full frame cameras. Canon 80D is a crop framed sensor so it takes in less light, it would be better if you compared the Sony to a full frame Canon like the 1dx or 5d4.

[@CamiloMelnyk]

It's also like half the price.

[@andrecao8371]

Canon cameras aren't as good at that level compared to the a6300, so doesn't really matter. The only thing you could say that the sony is worse is the audio port, shutter speed, and battery life.

[@fussballermaxi]

It's also used without a log profile like c-log

[@johnxmzzhang]

Doesn't matter if they are as good or not its more for the sake of a fair comparison. Its just like comparing the Sony A3 to a Red camera we all know its not as good as a Red but it shows the difference between their low light performance. A canon full frame camera will perform better than a crop framed 80D simply for the larger sensor size so for the sake of comparison I think they should have used a full frame instead.

[@andrecao8371]

I agree with you that the guys should have noticed the 80d wasn't a full frame like the others and should have got a 1dx or 5d4

[@clemj376]

Sony's A7iii is amazing, but for the comparison you did, I don't think the 80D is the right model to compare with. I would have compared it with a 5D mk4 or a 6Dmk2. if only looking a price range, the A7iii is about three times the price of the 80D

[@toddysurcharge771]

Clem J You can get a Nikon D750 for less than the A7III and have much larger selection of lenses. Sony has awful full frame lens lineup (even including third party options) right now.

[@clemj376]

Definitely agree , Sony's lenses are few and expensive as hell, although I'm partial to Canon over Nikon (personal preferences at this point)

[@DroneDialogues]

Clem J the best comparison I can make is that a ten dollar bottle of wine and a fifteen dollar bottle of wine aren’t going to taste much different but if you really learn about wine that fifteen dollar bottle of wine will start to taste better and better to you. The same with Nikon and canon. Starting out the Nikon will fit your needs but if you have any canon products they eventually will win out.

[@hhanonymous]

I liked the photo of Nick that was a split second at 9:45 before browsing to the other photos.

[@dirtylevel]

I did it, I managed to pause the video xD

[@MinecraftTNT64]

let me help you out bud. [,] [.]

[@jbrngr]

Ditto!

[@DARRENDDMPSTUDIOS]

why would you compare a 80D crop sensor camera against two full frame Sony cameras? enlighten me plz?

[@maxpyne310]

so that the sony would win

[@pakiboyhadrou]

same price bracket video camera from canon

[@hakimlite3927]

@@pakiboyhadrou the sony is literally 2 times the price

[@DJsProductions]

either way cannon low light would not compare to the sony

[@mARTYR2010]

yes exactly....80D is a low level canon camera.

[@x9x9x9x9x9]

Nicks last photo with the guy smoking was my favorite artsy photo but some of the smoke ones of clint are super sick.

[@karlzhao314]

x9x9x9x9x9 yo. /r/cubers?

[@RanUlfran]

Definitely love that first smokebomb picture at 8:39. The way it's backlit and that the smoke cuts up Clint's shape really stands out.

[@Miniac]

I'm gonna guess 6400 ISO is the A7S III's native ISO, which is why it looks cleaner than 3200. Could be wrong. Also shame Sam doesn't want a panasonic camera, but I understand why, not a big enough sensor for photography especially. But for video on a budget they are 10/10.

[@TechnoBabble]

There's too much of a difference, it's just high ISO noise reduction. The native ISOs for the A7 III are 100 and 640.

[@xandercloet7467]

No, you hear them talk about noice reduction kicking in. Also 6400 ISO would be ridiculous you would definitely need to make your aperture a lot smaller or use nd filters

[@fffmpeg]

@@xandercloet7467 the a7s iii now has the 12800 base iso lol

[@melvinwevers2544]

Nick's photo with the sleeping homeless dude is my fav. But all of them look very nice! Expected nothing less from you guys ;)

[@VIRTUEL]

nick's photos were really cool, he's really got that vibe and that light/shadows play that i like.

[@thegreatbambino1523]

Favorite photo is the one with the chef as the subject. As Clint said, like "looking into the window of the soul of a chef." It seems to me that the still captures something deeper than just the image of a person, but insight into the deep and personal thoughts of someone unaware that they are noticed. Like capturing a ghost, or the existence of a unicorn in the wild, capturing a moment unseen by anyone else. Enough poetry, though, Toss that image onto a screensaver with light classical piano and restaurant sounds and it would become something mesmerizing.

[@adehaan11]

Loved the photography segment!

[@aceboy1123]

My A7iii is arriving Wednesday, I'm super hyped!

[@GeorgeKelemenis]

Nice video but the comparison between 80D and A7III is not quite fair I think because the first one is crop frame and the other full frame.

[@joshstone5464]

I loved the shot of Sam looking away taken by Clint because most of the shot is dark and luminous but then bright by the street light. Btw, you guys are one of my favorite channels, so please don't ever stop. Keep up the amazing work!

[@JOJO2943]

I like the one nick took that has a chef working behind the window 11:33 having the chef as a subject gives meaning and metaphor to the photo

[@FlashFloodification]

The 80D is an APS-C size sensor, so its not very fair to put it up against full frame cameras.

[@RhettThompsonFilm]

FlashFloodification most Reds aren’t FF.

[@TechnoBabble]

But that makes sense Rhett, since most cinema camera's use Super35 size sensors to mimic the depth of field of old film cinema cameras.

[@RhettThompsonFilm]

TechnoBabble that’s what I’m saying! It totally is fair.

[@hakimlite3927]

@@RhettThompsonFilm the sony is literally 3 times the price. and dont get me started on why comparing the 80d wit the red is just dumb

[@RhettThompsonFilm]

Hakim Lite Hakim Lite why is it dumb? It’s nice to see the differences of cameras in the same weight class and not in the same weight class. The sensor size thing is negligible, and big films have been shot with both. Price doesn’t matter really and it’s interesting either way. People have compared a red and an iPhone on KZbin before and that is interesting too. In fact it’s probably more interesting because you can actually see the difference in those cases. Also why are you replying to this now? It’s been like 10 months

[@ziginox]

I wonder if ISO 6400 looks better because the A7III (as well as other recent Sony cameras like the a6500) has a dual-gain sensor (two different native ISO levels.)

[@ShadowKick32]

9:17 this is my favorite. Very nice clair/obscur with crispy metal and paint, it feels very real.

[@PrismHeartOfficial]

The Pictures with Clint and the Smoke looked the most aestetically pleasing to me especially when it blended the colors, really well shot guys :)

[@MM-zm9lh]

My favorite would be the sky between the houses, the one that looks like a 'janked shantytown'. All are very cool photos though

[@Iskhakoff]

A7 III is not a DSLR, it's a mirrorless camera.

[@buttonstack]

Shut up

[@Iskhakoff]

even if I shut up, a7 iii won't become a dslr

[@zaparine]

Ruslan Iskhakov LMAO

[@yvsevyse4562]

Ruslan Iskhakov but its a DSLR-style camera aayyyee i have nothing to do at this time.Please dont hate. Haha

[@dominick3579]

it says dslm though

[@capitalseaboard9606]

Just watching this now... Great video guys! Super helpful!

[@IsThatBarrak]

I really like Nick's at 11:30 The colors are pretty muted and then there's the Chef chilling in his little box of blue light. It draws you to him and I really just love candid/lifestyle photography.

[@quintafox7582]

I love technical camera comparisons! I do want to point out that the Canon 80D has a smaller cropped sensor, so I already expected the other cameras to outperform it just based on the fact that they were full frame. The noise reduction on the Sony A7iii was impressive as hell, and the 80D was completely left in the dust. I think it would be cool to compare on of Canon's full frame cameras (5D IV, 6D II or even the 1DX II) to the A7iii and the Red.

[@DeathBringer769]

Yea, it's also $1000 cheaper on top of the cropped sensor. Bit of a stacked comparison, but oh well :D

[@TechnoBabble]

Little late here, but the RED is not full frame. It's sensor is only a little bigger than Canon APS-C

[@TechnicalGamingChannel]

You can get a lot more latitude out of the canon cameras by using a flatter color profile. The built in neutral one with contrast turned all the way down and saturation knocked down 2 steps from the default 0 gives good results. It really helps to turn the sharpness all the way down as well. The footage from the 80D didn't look like it was using the neutral profile, so I'd recommend retesting with a different profile. It's still never going to be at the same level as the A73 or RED, but it'll be much better than the default standard profile. If you want to take it a step further, you can install your own color profiles like the Technicolor Cinestyle or Canon's C-LOG profiles. It gives you a similar look to log footage. You can't push it as much as the sony footage when you shoot in SLOG, but you retain the full ISO range and still get a pretty acceptable output.

[@TechnicalGamingChannel]

I'm a professional photographer. I know how RAW works. The footage they're shooting with the 80D uses the color profiles to determine how it interprets the sensor data into an image. Because it can't write the video as a raw file (natively anyway) like the RED cameras, it bakes the color profile into the footage, which limits the dynamic range, color balance, contrast curve, etc. For RAW images, obviously the color profile doesn't mean anything. For video files, the color profile is everything.

[@mattcaporaso7570]

nah wrong. While yes the default canon/ sony profile is very contrasty and saturated, having a flat log profile on pretty much any 8bit 420 video (pretty much any stills camera except the gh5 i think) is a waste. The codec literally cant handle being stretched into a properly balanced image. Slog, Clog etc pretty much require a 3rd party video recorder for a better codec if you plan on grading. Youre better off shooting a profile closer to an rec.709 image and maybe doing a tiny touch up in the colour grade, this way youll have a cleaner image overall. Stills image colour correction =/= video colour correction

[@TechnicalGamingChannel]

Matt Caporaso you’re right to a certain extent but, in the case of canon cameras, the stock color profiles do not produce a flat image. For the purposes of grading, you need the image flat. The best way to get that is with cinestyle or SLog. With proper grading the footage looks great in my experience as a professional editor. The problem is all this footage is 4:2:2 at best and compressed to a lossy codec.

[@mineslime7766]

I love the Chef guy. The colors are amazing and it keeps the focus on the cold and tiny kitchen

[@JoonTheKim]

Hi, long time fan. I would love to see more informative videos like this. I want to get into film making and appreciate how clear cut you guys explain things in terms of the tech aspects. Thnx

[@shinevisionsv]

Red is expensive tho :P

[@tomgosy]

So is the A7 3

[@dneal8309]

Daniel Kintigh they had the iso's turned to different settings and the color balance on the red favored warmer colors. Good question tho

[@gsmtiger14]

The frame alone is over $2500, plus lenses, memory, etc. A7III with a lens is just over $2100 on Amazon as of right now.

[@EdgarHernandez-xj5mx]

Thomas Gosling what!? Compared to the red!?

[@MNTetuko_ID]

To Sam, this is just a hunch, but can you do a simple but weird test please? Put on the lens cap on the Sony A7Siii, then record a video. It should be complete black, as you may have guessed. Then try put it on Premiere, then crank the exposure or brightness way beyond logical reason to see the artifacts and noise level. If you do this on several (or every) ISO level in that camera, you may be able to find a sweet spot regarding the best ISO to shoot with using the A7Siii. Thank you very much, -T

[@brunofdgoncalves]

Where will he get a Sony A7SIII? In a time machine?

[@MNTetuko_ID]

@Bruno Goncalves Holy shit I mistyped!!!! Sorry!!!

[@quartzash]

i really liked the upward angle photo of the power lines & buildings

[@Churchtwinblades]

11:10 is my favorite picture. The smoke with the cactus light in the background? Looks amazing!

[@herbal_teafling738]

Can you please make some Corridor beanies?

[@kimjongoink6863]

Where’s corridor crew

[@eugeneficklestein5237]

The little cactus stamp is a nice touch. It looks like a water mark and it really goes well with the colors of the smoke. The trail of smoke looks like Clint is summoning a dragon of sorts and the red lighting really highlights everything well. By far my favorite.

[@b1rdBniCE]

The elevator.. and then the dude leaning in the ally way. Then for Sam def the industrial shots. More of this please. Love seeing yalls pictures.

[@saltagrippa1604]

Aren’t u guys going to change the channel name to The Corridor Crew

[@sanderkleinbreteler]

They will soon, they are still working on a few artwork things so they can transition into the new brand in one go.

[@fnk86]

CMIKE IS THE NICEST DSLR

[@nithinsajjad7189]

fnk86 😂😂 true

[@CoreyView]

8:43 "look at that wizard in the dark right there" has to be my favorite photo. Also, Clint, love the Hyper Light Drifter shirt. Reminded me how much I loved that game!

[@garrettstevenson4655]

My favorite photo was the the urban life because it helps me understand what my teacher is talking about in AP Human Geography about gentrification and urban life. Your channel helped me cope with the stress of my first year at high school. Thx

[@joshbobby]

Not trying to be annoying and picky, but the A7III is a mirrorless, not a Digital Single Lens Reflex

[@buttonstack]

Shut up

[@RedlineRevenant]

I wouldn't call that being picky. DSLR and mirrorless cameras are two different systems. Sure, they're both cameras. But cats and dogs are both pets.

[@Tophymaster]

An 80D vs A7III is not a fair fight. But I doubt that an 5D mk4, the EOS R or the EOS R(i)P would win either.

[@Philter64]

I liked Sams crisp industrial corridor photos. Numbers painted on walls is a bonus for some reason. Love your videos guys, keep it up!

[@theTroyP43]

My favorite was Nicks photo of the urban chef cooking. Something so serene about that photo

[@steadikek]

yeah, but it's only 8bit 4:2:0 in video mode :/

[@DJsProductions]

you can go to 10bit with a external recorder

[@treykeys2978]

@@DJsProductions No you can go 8 bit 4:2:2 instead of 8bit 4:2:0... sadly the a7iii doesn't have 10bit, even externally. However Slog handles grading pretty well so the 8bit isn't (horribly) limiting. However you absolutely have to get your settings right in camera.

[@TheGeekyAmreeki]

Should have been a Panasonic Lunix Gh5s compared not a trash Canon.

[@Jiggymama]

The Geeky Amreeki lol hearing anyone compare anything to the GH5s is sad. Micro 4/3 sensors are weak, poor in low light, not so good dynamic range. The idea that it’s often called a cinematic camera or it can do the job that a full frame A7III is asinine. A good videographers camera, but not a good cinema camera and not a good comparison to the Sony.

[@samsote]

just got mine a few weeks ago, and I'm completely in love with it! The noise and compression alone is leagues ahead of other cameras, not to mention the fantastic face auto focus.

[@collinmclaren6608]

Thanks for the tip with black and white, Clint. I'm really picky about overblown noise, but I don't know why I never thought about changing it to black and white to turn it into film grain.

[@SCRNSH0T]

So Sam hated DSLRs, so he got a mirrorless camera? Ha

[@buttonstack]

Shut up

[@TheFluffykittyeater]

I wish you would've done a better Sony vs. Canon low-light comparison. Comparing the full-frame a7iii to an 80D that is half the price is a bit unfair. It would have been cool to see the a7iii vs a 5D mk III or IV. I bet the a7iii would still win but it might be close.

[@RumleKjaer]

Baseball Tests like that has been made and A7iii is crushing most cameras in lowlight (including Canon). But I agree about the full frame part

[@leecason9468]

Baseball not even close. Canons sensors use old tech. Their iso performance is nowhere near the d810 and the a7riii, a7iii. But to be fair Nikon's d810 used the a7riii sensor. Sony is making the best sensors now. Canon is making their own old sensors. They have not inproved much in the last few years.

[@TheResonating]

Lee Cason wait they improved some? Dang I didn't know that.

[@99r0]

My favourite is the telephone wires one, the edge lighting is beautiful!

[@itsjulianros]

Clint’s elevator photo (the one in color) looked so futuristic, yet urban and slightly dystopian. Great shot.

[@dexterdore9943]

The last time I was this early I could think up a clever comment

[@Trenhc]

the A7III isn't a dslr lol

[@buttonstack]

Shut up

[@Trenhc]

lmfao it's not though... no mirror, hence the fact that it is called a "Mirrorless" camera and not a DSLR.

[@gabriel.robinson04]

Terryl this guy is a troll. He's just going around saying "Shut up" to anyone mentioning this.

[@Trenhc]

FlatMoonSociety yeah I realized that after lol

[@glorious_help]

GOOGLE WHAT DSLR MEANS... AND YOU WILL GET IT.

[@ono446]

I really liked the chef picture, it really guides your eyes and gives a lot to make a story out of. I was seeing it as someone who loves what they do and are working through the night happily.

[@Jayrad97]

You're a damn good photographer Nick! The black and white of the guy standing in the alley at the end was my favorite

[@dawsonboyle99]

Sam let's be honest you say the Red doesn't suck but you guys make a red look like a dslr anyway unfortunately.

[@kiprs]

oof

[@RhettThompsonFilm]

Not sure that’s totally true. Not totally false either but the anime car video or the silent hill one looked on point. The worst is when they clearly have no NDs and shoot wide open anyway and they have to be at like 1/4000 of a shutter speed. That’s really my only gripe with some of the videos.

[@dawsonboyle99]

Rhett Thompson true, I hope corridor doesn't take my comment the wrong way, also I think the high shutter speed look is a style they like to use. But other than that it's not the camera it's how you use it and if you can get the most out of it.

[@BDLabs2]

This dude is telling us how each image quality is bad, but I can’t tell, because the lighting and composition in each shot looks horrendous 😁.

[@CodeNameKriss]

Favorite Picture! 11:50 I really love the composition in this one and it has a great asymmetrical balance. The shot itself plus the subject in frame makes it feel like a wide shot to an opening scene of a movie! Great job guys!!! You guys make the best camera comparisons, especially with the iso's grain and detail! The comparison from the Red to A7siii is insane!

[@khoaho9025]

these guys know so many technical aspects about cameras its insane

[@pdittrich]

"Sam hated DSLR cameras until he tried this one" ?? Really? Can you PLEASE stop with the clickbait titles? Its REALLY annoying and makes me not want to watch the video. Especially since its probably (haven't yet, and probably won't, watch this one) not the only thing its about. Its gotten really bad lately imo. I mean, just look through the "related" vids on the right... Same with the recent "$10 bet bla bla bla Sam gets shot with airsoft guns". Well geez, you just summed up the plot in the title already, and the video is almost 15 minutes long? What the F? Also also, haven't you done the exact same thing a few months back?

[@foochs]

Does it really bother you that they want to attract a younger audience? You either enjoy the content or you don't, and if you don't enjoy the content then you're wasting your time clicking on their videos in the first place.

[@pdittrich]

I'm genuinely curious what makes you think I am "old" (as opposed to the "younger audience" of yours). I personally wouldn't consider myself as such, and if they were in fact trying to attract me (if I were not already subscribed) it wouldn't be working I don't think.

[@foochs]

younger meaning 9-13, and not everyone is as genius as you.

[@icespeed153]

they're out there making proper content for us and you just have to be a typical internet warrior tryna shove every bit of criticism in their face.. your life must be miserable

[@bingo5387]

pdittrich If you like their content, you won't care about the clickbait usually and watch it anyway, if you don't like their content they aren't trying to get you to watch anyway, and if you don't know them these kind if video titles are what attract people to click. They don't really have a reason not to other than that it annoys some people.

[@SpaceNavy90]

I really dig the industrial pictures by Sam and the caged chef picture too. Amazing stuff.

[@FourmyMediaGroup]

Really loved the first one, of Clint with the smoke! Great colours, great atmosphere. Thanks for that camera comparison guys. Loved every second of the video, even the sponsored segment!

[@Alex_Ochoa]

*Awesome to see these results ! Curious about the low light footage tho, was that with no picture profile or with a picture profile ? I've been trying to figure out what would be the better picture profile for low light or if using no pp would be best?*

[@Mitsukakex]

10:95 was my favorite. Just had a nice look to it, and seeing threw the plastic was a nice touch.

[@zayedalhaddar]

I loved the Smoke bomb with a cactus, the chef one and the alleyway with the subject.

[@yadito]

11:46 Favourite One

[@blankface9638]

My favorite photo was the one with the elevator, it looked almost sci-fi-ish and when it was turned to black and white it looked sooo good!

[@Funnyflik121]

photo time with nick sam and clint was freaking dope, definitely do it again

[@chizukichan]

11:47 is my favorite. The vapor/cloud/whatever at the top makes it feel cold.

[@trailwhite6875]

I really like the industrial shot with 1525 on the wall at 9:50. I always enjoy those kinds of settings.

[@user-kj3ou8ng9b]

I love the chef one it really shows a message in a small pic.

[@kabnoot]

I loved the photos of Clint in the smoke, as well as nicks photos of the chef.

[@icewolf026]

cant chose one so for me hands down the jank shanty town and the dramatic back ally dude (11:49) I just love this style of photography so much this was one of the coolest vids keep it going

[@dunyamedia]

Favourite was Nick’s photo of the cook for sure. Everything technical aside, that eye for the subject is killer

[@PolyRidge]

best Sam and Niko, or should i say "corridor crew" video 👍 😜 I really love the one Sam took of just straight down the lights in the "industrial" area. Love those kind of shots

[@SanczykLucas]

6:54 It's not about NR capabilities. I could be wrong for sure but I think it's ralated to the signal:noise ratio. The sensor ganerate less noise when it has a better signal (more light) until it clips. So a properly expose image would be always better no matter the iso assuming you reached the lowest shutter and the fastest f-stop possible. I noticed the same things in the Sony A6300 and Sony A7sII.

[@AvgJoeCrowe]

My favorite shot is the B/W shot of the parking attendant, at least for this shoot. When out and about, you don't have time to get every shot perfectly, but with a good eye you can see which shots will clean up later. This just showed how Clint knew what he was going to do, and how he actually accomplished that in post.

[@Ov3rTheTop]

I still think that high angle photo @10:04 was so good. Love the angles, the lines, shading, subject, it all fits and i like how much movement it has.

[@ahmetfurkanyldrm7386]

"Spooky Chef" is the best for sure. Also, love the HLD shirt Clint!

[@CJamesPhoto]

Beat video I have seen for this! Well done guys 😁

I know I'm late to the game but the photo of the guy having a break in the alley at 11:47 and the one of the cook at 11:30 are very cool. love them.

[@hypersapien]

All your photos looked great. I liked Nick's photo down the alleyway looking at the cook (?) on his smoke break the best though.

[@Nesnos]

Nick's photos are the best I've loved the chef guy, it's pure and even if it's quite dark, it's full of colors

[@Airguardian]

Fav pic, prolly Clint's one of the elevator at 10:54 Looks straight outta manga comic book. Good job!

[@nanomage]

The 11:41 so called shantytown sticks out for me, I can imagine a pan down to a crowded street scene with neon lights and drifting steam rising from the vents in the curb. A slow pan right brings a couple of huddled figures on the street corner into view as the noise of the street slowly fade and we begin to listen in on their conversation...

[@uncletobsy]

Sams Industrial Photo was amazing! It just feels so right

[@JordanFountain]

Nick's Photos are my fav, I like the guy standing in the shanty Town

[@lewiscantplay8639]

Clint’s hallway @ 10:56 of the chairs, the composition and the lighting make for a nicely framed image and the rule of thirds in it are perfect. YO Clint, can i get a signed copy of that image?

[@AssassinGT]

Clints elevator photo was fantastic. Had a ghost in the shell manga vibe to it. Composition was fantastic but Nick's subject photography was also killer!

[@Mooch1222]

Favorite is the color one at the station, the one that same said “was crisp” and clint said how it was like a bagel

[@AliTKhan]

I loved the Sam's industrial look photography.