Mounting Big Camera Vertical 😏😏 (Sony FX6 1 Year Thoughts)

[@BigEmus]

camera good

[@DoctorSockrates]

camera good, accessories also good, workflow easier. It's refreshing to see your rationale behind the equipment, actually.

[@cxffe8612]

Good cameera

[@Fardeen.]

Grave Yabby

[@kopazwashere]

camera good, but came arrive to apartment unconscious, and showing signs of septicemia.

[@zskvega128]

nice!

[@SeanDeranged]

I specifically remember a month ago I was discussing Chubby Emu video's with my friend, and without really thinking about it I told him your videos have fantastic quality, and I remember as I showed him examples, I suddenly realized exactly how much that quality is present and consistent throughout the different aspects of the video, From storytelling, and audio to editing and cinematography. I surprised myself just by paying a bit more attention. Keep it up and thanks!

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I'm now in the ultra secret cool kids club

[@DandamanV]

A KZbinr presented to the emergency room with hyper cameremia, hyper meaning high, camer meaning camera, and emia meaning presence in the blood

[@proudowl-jwillis2446]

I just like listening to the clear and consice but endearing flow of dr bernards sentences, satisfying

[@luciiaaa4]

At this point i will watch anything you will make. I'm lowkey obssesed :)

[@ledgeri]

WOW after 12:38, i had to rethink what i see: I thought "yeah nice lens-flare, saw it many times, the computer generated are good enough today.... but this feels odd"... Then i had to rewatch to get: That IS THE Lensflare. Its not perfect math.. Its perfect Physics!

[@platypusputin8067]

I honestly didn't notice the difference in camera quality. I was too entranced by his magical hair. When you get a Chubby Emu video, you'll never know if you get a Super Saiyan Emu.

[@cervid_appreciator]

I’m a cool kid now 😎 told you I wasn’t a failure, mom

[@illya.b]

A doctor bought a Sony FX6 camera. This is what happened to his KZbin channel.

[@richardjouett2289]

I just love seeing content from this dude. He's got a nice personality

[@dianemiller6440]

I don’t know much about camera gear but if you’re doing the explaining then I’ll be doing the listening! Have a great 2022 Doc…you are awesome.

[@MrAqr2598]

I'm a little late saying this, but Happy New Year, Dr. Bernard!! I hope this year for you will be an enjoyable and meaningful one.

[@KevRalph]

My son has a dead channel on KZbin about 58,000 subs . He quit to go over to Tik Tok.. that's the place to be and now he's at just under 190,000 followers. He seemed to get more money for his efforts on KZbin but tik tok vids are so simple he just churns them out and gets $ Awesome content by the way

[@arkhunter_64]

I'm just happy to have finally gotten a brio 4k for streaming 😭 There's so many options out there, and it gets confusing quick.

[@Ash-mo7oc]

Your channel name makes me remember the great emu war, the emus won

[@DoctorAzmain]

I really appreciate this in-depth dive on how you found learning a new camera! For my medical education vids, I’m still just using my Samsung Galaxy S21 with a tripod I can rotate! But as I’m trying to grow my KZbin channel, I’m definitely considering upgrading, and things like vertical video/shorts are such important considerations. Needless to say, Chubbyemu and Heme Review are huge inspirations on my own content - and content is king! 👑 I’m putting the Sony FX6 on my watchlist for potential buys in the near future, while remembering the accessories I might have to get! Thanks for this :)

[@anotherone3340]

what you said about the thing you're shooting at is more important than what you're shooting with is true. I am a part time 3d artist. My scenes greatly improved when I started to learn photography techniques.

[@anthonypc1]

Yes! I follow your medical channel, but didn't know you were a cinematography nerd too!

[@ForSquidSake]

Instantly subscribed. Good to get more content brother.

[@AccessDEANied]

2022 and you still wear that damn hoodie LOL.

[@AccessDEANied]

after watching this video, it's amazing to see the lessons learned from video 1 to now. looking forward to more BTS videos like this

[@BigEmus]

ive had that hoodie since 2013 😉

[@SpecJack15]

@@BigEmus 10-year review on said hoodie?

[@EVRLYNMedia]

this is really cool! never thought id get one of my favorite channels talking about some of my favorite tech too

[@bettyboosh8384]

I dont care about cameras.. don't care still watched it ❤

[@kn3000gtsl]

You could make a video on the composition of plywood and I’d still give it a listen. Thanks for putting in the work!

[@LadyPisces96]

When I first watched your channel I thought your videos were shoot by a professional crew because of the incredible quality. Good job! 👏🏻

[@alma5219]

Absolutely love your videos, I've been a huge fan since your medical videos! (Then I discovered the egg cooking videos but I don't think we have to talk about those). I've always been fascinated about how you are able to balance learning about cinematography and being a doctor? Thank you for all the art and education you provide! So much love that I've bought the iconic "presenting to the emergency room" shirt. Hoping to get into medicine soon, so thank you for all the motivation and helping millions into a fascination medical science 🤞.Massive love again from Australia and keen for all you have to bring for 2022 ❤️

[@danielwertz8724]

ah yes! i miss your old videos where you just speak about stuff that interest you. I hope more videos are to come :)

[@speakerpat]

As someone who is into cameras themselves I always realised that you put a lot of work in your video quality and I really appreciate it. This video was also great, it gives a real world example on how one might feel working with the FX-6. I work at a University where one of the courses is based on Media (Mediadesign/management/communication) Bachelor's and Masters btw. And we have a lot of high end camera gear and I can always geek out about it. Absolutely agree with the fact that you shouldn't cheap/bargain out with baseplates and rods, they are really important for a complete camera rig.

[@NotEmi.]

A man shot on this camera for multiple videos, this is what his experience was like.

[@BallyBoy95]

I genuinely look up to you. Your 'Life' series hits me so hard. If you could continue that with any new life lessons you've learned. I would be so damn greatful. If not, simply linking us to anything similar you think is available would be deeply appreciated. Just remember, YOU'RE SICK!

[@spicyspruce5985]

I'm not here for a camera review, I'm in the right place

[@schoeferfilm]

There comes a new firmware update for our FX6 😎 with some new features 💪🏼 but I think you will know this 😂 best cinematic greetings from germany

[@skeleton_jelly]

I legit thought you had a film crew for chubby emu. Amazing video quality!

[@A.C.E.]

I found you during the fat loss vlog days, and while you’re modern version of videos are extremely unique and educational, I’m glad I stumbled across this channel. The more personal, off the cuff vloggy style vids is refreshing

[@schoeferfilm]

Very well explained 👏 I have now the FX6 for nearly one year. At the beginning I had some problems to find the best exposure settings but as time went on, it got better and better. Am just about to make a fx6 reel for 2021 😉 really a 🎥 beast 😀 best cinematic greetings from germany

[@BigEmus]

thank you! looking forward to your reel!

[@schoeferfilm]

@@BigEmus thanks a lot 🙏 my FX6 REEL is now online 😉

[@joethompson11]

When I first found your videos I thought you had some really good stock footage, then figured you hired out some sort of b team. It's just incredibly impressive you deliver such quality content and film all this extra footage on top of all that. Love it!

[@ThatOddGarage]

Love your stuff brother. Stay safe

[@Steven-tt6yp]

Your videos are always sooo frickin good. Thank you for the information you share 🙏🙌

[@kmonnier]

Thicc emu!

[@pepperidgefarmremembers6350]

I am now part of the ultra secret cool kids club >:)

[@CoalitionGaming]

Yassssss

[@Ontspot]

1000th subscriber hurrah

[@Rwdphotos]

One thing I recommend: don’t skimp out on your editing monitor either. Getting a monitor with superb color accuracy and uniformity across the entire panel is as key as any other piece of gear. The best ones cost about as much as pro cameras though. Also did you add cyan and/or green to the grade here?

[@netherwolves3412]

Am I in to the ultra secret cool kids club? Like how do I know? Do I get a membership card?

[@meowmeow-hw8wo]

Love your channels!!

[@TagetesAlkesta]

I was subbed long before the medical stuff. I originally subbed for the tech content you made, after seeing the $1360 PC video. Love the medical content, but I hope we’ll see more tech stuff here

[@tornado5783]

I know i'm late but this was a fantastic video especially when you discussed the mounting issues you can run into with different hardware! Its a perspective we don't often get to see from creators.

[@foxxrider250r]

What ISNT Dr Bernard an expert in??? Jeez!!

[@BigEmus]

I get humbled everyday at full time work

[@foxxrider250r]

@@BigEmus The man himself!!!

[@larry_ellison]

Idk if you'll see this comment but learning from you is fun. Ty

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Chubbyemu the most entertaining science related channel there is

[@Scardpelt]

So we getting more powerlifting/motivation videos?👀👀👀

[@BigEmus]

😉

[@TrashHeapCustodian]

if it makes you feel any better, that BS haggling and gouging happens on basically any and all facebook sale group I've ever been in, it's absurd

[@Catastropheshe]

Tbh as long as vid is not bad quality, blurred on the object we supposed to see - it doesn't matter as it's not distracting, the blur of the background is nice but I don't think it's a problem if it's not there. How good your vids are doing is probably more on the topic/catchy naming/what is on thumbnail, is it humourous, what is hot topic at the time (i e. Covid "cures") or something that ppl relate to more. And of course algorithm, it's shuffling vids in the weird way sometimes. Oh and if the topic looks too scary (ordinary thing or unusual pain) may do worse cause TBH that may hit too close to home and induce "intern syndrome". If it's some stupid person eating or drinking too much of weird stuff it's fine but if it's something you just ate on lunch you probably don't wanna watch it 😁

[@SamGossner]

Hey Dr. Bernard! I really like the results you've been getting with the FX6 in your videos; as always, a joy to follow your work. Stepping over to full frame can provide some intriguing options and advantages! I work with FX3's now and really enjoy them for their slightly more video-focused attitude compared to A7SIII's. Lightyears improved from A7SII ergonomically & processing. B&H did a comparison video and verified that the sensor in the A7SIII, FX3, FX6, and ZV-E1 are all identical, so your hunch is right! The FX3 is a great camera, very compact and easy to work with when you want as minimal of a rig as possible and the A7SIII is certainly the same with just a bit more size from the viewfinder. I certainly find they are all nicely matched with each other. In a sense, they're basically a family of inter-compatible cameras "pre-rigged" to meet different needs and workflows as you desire. I have noticed over the years Sony cameras seem to run a little warmer in WB, perhaps slightly more purple too. I mostly shoot in S-Cinetone or a custom picture profile variant of that using a slightly wider gamut like Cine 2 gamut with S-Cinetone color and some extra saturation; enough room to fix things but not so much that detail is lost (I personally find S-Cinetone color handles faces nicer than the old Cine color profile). Not as nice as making a custom LUT, filming in S-Log and all that of course, but it is a quick and lightweight way to work, especially if just internally recording 4:2:2 10-bit 4K Intra. Fingers crossed Sony keeps expanding the quality and range of internal formats in future models. The biggest beef I've had with Sony is their outright refusal to release anything in the semi-pro side that shoots 6k or 8k. Yeah, a1 and the new a7RV can do it with a few asterisks and footnotes, but the considerably more expensive FX9 can't. I kinda get they probably don't want to step on sales of Venice, but other companies are happily digging out the ground from under them, albeit not usually with full frame designs. I even have an A7IV and some A7C's (33, 24 MP) I use as "B" and "C" cams respectively which give you the same 4K FF oversampling & S35 crop recording options as a FX9, obviously with significant drawbacks. It becomes harder to dismiss non-FF designs that can record significantly higher resolutions at similar or even lower prices unless you happen to work in a situation where noise/low light performance is a primary concern. By the way, since you're exploring higher resolutions, you might be interested in checking out (Cosina-)Voigtlander APO-Lanthar full frame lenses in native E-mount. They're photographic lenses so there's a lot of breathing, but Cosina is the OEM responsible for the Zeiss Otus line and many other Zeiss lenses (many or perhaps most those marked 'Made in Japan' I believe); the APO-Lanthars are basically just slowed down, miniaturized Otus with incredible sharpness and excellent correction of all aberrations, distortions, and very flat field curvature, especially the 50 f/2. I use the macro 65 and 110 constantly as close-up angles. All are sharp enough to visibly alias a 50 MP sensor when wide open. Their 'Nokton' line is much less corrected, more "artful" vintage-inspired designs with very fast speeds, all f/1.4 or f/1.2 and very soft bokeh, but still impressive sharpness with partial dispersion glass and some with aspherical elements. The only cost is vignetting (and full manual control only), but if you like that, they're a treat. Mounted on an uncaged FX3 or A7SIII, it's an insanely compact package. Might be useful for secondary angles on the A7SIII where you don't want to fill your bag with a big zoom lens! I've been shooting on most of their E-mount range for the past year and it's a huge step up from the artsy but messy mix of adapted vintage and semi-modern Nikon lenses I was using previously while still keeping things simple and fast.

[@nakhumpoocha]

A man used a camera, this is how his organs shut down

[@armanke13]

Not a review? Dude, this is better than a review.. it's like those "1 year after use this gadget" videos

[@shApYT]

Big camera for big emu Small camera for small emu

[@Baneofhumanity24]

Howdy Dr. Bernard, happy to have another content avenue! Formerly a photographer, Canon is not the tool for a specialist, but their relationship with Adobe is really awesome as far as Raw files. Canon is the best if you’re a professional or a Premiere Pro fanboy. But fuck me, what works for you is the best for you, and I’ve never used Sony Vegas. I dunno, I’m dumb, I’m an architectural drafter, just sharing my opinion. Much love from a dummy in Texas

[@hq4jc382]

Vertical very good.

[@Catastropheshe]

Big emus... Are we called emus for being fans of this channel now? 😁 Also sounds like grown up, serious emus 😁

[@KarmaHoax]

I am tossing in my sub sir! We all need subs including this guy! Looking forward to the behind the scenes look.

[@the1upist]

Hello from Hopkins!

[@winsalot84]

January 7th is My birthday. Twas a good day last year and a good day this year. Any way... Be well. 🤟🏽

[@lukasg4807]

It says a lot about your videomaking skills that you managed to make me sit through a 10 minute video about cameras despite not knowing anything about them.

[@Rmx2011]

Damn. Camera gear is just one of those things viewers don't think of unless the footage quality is shit or awesome. That camera rig is pretty serious.

[@dj_ak4]

i love this man more than myself

[@Mr.Marinara-SCE]

I don't know why but your voice is perfect for medical content

[@rory_o]

Me, camera shy and self conscious: yes I will watch a video about a six thousand dollar HD selfie cam.

[@user-ok6ef9zn4f]

I love gear, and I think it's a great thing to be passionate about. The truth is you could probably get 90 to 95% if the quality he does with a sub 1k camera. Especially in controlled lightning environments.

[@Fitten06]

Appreciating the BTS vids so far! Also, is it just me, or does reading "BTS" trigger the earworm "Dynamite" in anyone else?

[@Jt-88_]

Hey! Cool kids club wassup?

[@thatgraysuburban]

ayye it’s the mega cool doctor!!!

[@putridhalo7927]

I don't have no clue what you are saying but I like seeing you mouth moooove keepi doing it

[@Uh60blackhawk467]

camera not just good, but helped my onepixelemia, one meaning one, pixel, referencing to camera, emia presence in blood

[@TheJeffBean]

Bought the a7iii, for stills not videography (I just don’t do videography 😅) in 2019. Changed my life. Sony gang!

[@Catastropheshe]

1:25 the visible confusion "What day it is again" 😁

[@Shawns_snapshots]

Super excited for this channel ! Love your work ever since I found the video about the dimethyl mercury incident. Ive since recently started to work on learning content creation myself, though I’m just on an a7IV

[@459_nilavratbera4]

Would br great if you make a video on lighting as well.

[@TheOpticalFreak]

Thank you for making this video! ☺️👍 I just got started in videography! So this was really nice to see! 😉

[@kidgameing8057]

Remember get in a crouching position when take a pic to stableize the camera

[@jayplays9976]

That camera was reporting to the emergency room...

[@memphis1780]

epic

[@revenevan11]

I'm impressed that you managed to make this video not-too-intimidating for a complete novice who doesn't know a fair few of these camera tech words. Someone who has just been thinking of and planning to start recording KZbin vids, but procrastinating) for like 6 years... couldn't be me lol Anyways the rationale behind the gear and a lot that you have to say about production and content is reasonably transferable to different budgets. Even to someone using a phone on a tripod and a shitty knockoff gopro with a $5 image sensor!

[@rastrapatigorain2997]

Waoo your math is good I mean u remember all the dates😍

[@joebro3979]

I didn’t understand a word of this video but I like your funny words magic man. As always emia means presence in blood

[@vidhoard]

So happy to be in the cool kids club

[@KofiYeboah]

How did a doctor give a better camera review than half of KZbin 😂

[@PaKiKiNg908]

Hi Dr Bernard ❤️

[@nathandaniel5451]

In Australia, the Australian animal Emu is pronounced ee-mew like the Pokemon mew. I wonder if the mispronunciation is deliberate or not, but oh well it doesn't really matter except that so so so many people mispronunce it.

[@Kat-of2uh]

I’ll watch anything you put out.

[@sarahdaviscc]

Huh. I always thought your B Roll was stock footage that you purchased.

[@somedude7633]

I can only imagine how much space all of the equipment takes up…

[@revenevan11]

Yeah, plus the Terabytes of storage space he must need dedicated to potentially hours or days worth of video (once you take into account multiplying the time spent interviewing and recording times the number of cameras), some of which is in RAW format, all to edit down into

[@kaibaing4288]

Welcome to the emergency room.

[@akmediaproductions]

Nice, however with fx6 you don’t need to mount the camera vertically to capture vertical video. You can also ninja v to capture vertical video in prores.

[@phamdinhhoang1998]

FX, a 1 year old camera, presenting to the emergency room ☝️

[@ryuudachi]

No Emia?... Anyway im subscribing

[@ironlithum]

Thanks for the cool video but now my KZbin Recommended is filled with Camera Reviews and Guides

[@caseyrose44]

Fantastic job👍

[@vaderman212]

Chubby Emu recording videos in 4K so I can watch them in 480p. 🥰

[@mikekyismad]

People really do be dying from gas station cuisine in 12K on Chubbyemu