Upgrading My Cheap VIDEO GEAR..? WHY?

[@RunNGunPhoto]

I love the subtly soft look of the videos. It's a nice break from the "clinically sharp" content that's already over saturated on KZbin.

[@loneshootr]

Thanks, yeah I'm not a fan of the digital sharpness thing either.

[@Griffin_Sniped_U]

I watch on a 32 inch monitor. Looks fine to me. I don't care if people shoot in 480 as long as the content is good. Glad to see you doing well and back at it.

[@loneshootr]

Thank you 😎 Drew

[@HollyHargreaves]

Your videos look amazing, don't change!

[@loneshootr]

Hey Holly! I hope all is well with you - and thank you kindly 😎 Drew

[@karakanstudio]

Glad to see you and new video! I love the style and colors of your work! Nothing needs to be changed, just shoot more. We are always waiting! Inspiration and good mood to you!

[@loneshootr]

Thank you my friend 😎 Drew

[@friendfortheartists]

Your videos are good. Nothing needs improvement unless you have higher aspirations with video production it's pro in presentation and audio. Everythings balanced and you have a grip on editing. I like your presentations. They have style. I myself would stick with what I have and just find ways to be creative with it while supporting the content. You can do a lot in the editing room.

[@loneshootr]

Thank you Christopher, much appreciated. Drew

[@PeaLoop]

A soothing antidote to endless YT gear reviews. 🙏

[@nykq]

I'm super happy you are back. You are such an inspiration for lots of people.

[@loneshootr]

Hey Niko thank you brother 😎 Drew

[@jv5259]

The quality is just fine, so for me, keep on rocking and glad your back!

[@loneshootr]

Thank you Jacko my brother 😎 Drew

[@ianbruce5067]

Great to see you back posting. A moment of calm and thoughtfull guidance. Keep doing what your doing

[@loneshootr]

Thanks Ian, will do 😎 Drew

[@melsebastian9178]

Glad to see you back. I look forward to yur videos. What drew me in is the atmosphere, narative and calm presentation. What you get out of the gear you do use is amazing.

[@loneshootr]

Thanks Mel, very kind of you. Drew

[@ChrisEinhaus]

So glad you are back. Your videos have a special optical mood and atmosphere. Still look great on a 55 inch TV. Most videos on YT lack what yours have - personsonality.

[@loneshootr]

Thank you so much Christian. You are so kind my friend. Drew

[@deleunique7363]

I subscribed because of your gears and styles. You challenged me to get skills at my work rather than running after latest gears. You help me to understand that I should match my gear with my style without cutting throats. If you must buy new gears, let them only enhance your style. From the comments, I see that many are here for same reasons. Keep doing good work great general.

[@loneshootr]

Thank you my friend.

[@twigtheshadow1262]

It ain't broke, don't fix it. A plate of food can look great until you taste it. Your imparted wisdom is the flavour, and to me, the plate looks good. So many people feel the need to upgrade because they think they are missing out on something. They are normally wrong. If you haven't got a big a 55'' tv with 4k, let me know and i'll send you one. Then you can see for yourself. Good to see you back.

[@loneshootr]

Thank you brother, and good to be back. Yeah, personally I like using what I have - but I thought it wise to canvass the opinions of those who watch my videos before making any decisions. Money is tough to come by in the present times - for many - and I'll only go the upgrade route if my regular viewers desire it 😎 All the best to you and yours, Drew

[@youtubecharlie1]

No need to change. You’re the poor man’s (me) hero! I discovered you on my phone and will continue to watch on my phone or computer.

[@youtubecharlie1]

Also, I was playing around with my new Helios lens last night and was tempted to raise the sharpness of a picture, but I said “to hell with it. I’m leaving it as is” - let the gear speak for itself.

[@loneshootr]

Excellent! Enjoy that Helios my friend 😎 Drew

[@youtubecharlie1]

​@@loneshootr Hi, Drew: As many people already know, the Canon M50 seems to be a bit limited for lowlight video. I did my first wedding a couple of weeks ago and I’m starting to see the limitations of this budget camera. I love it in every other situation though, and I don’t want to get rid of it or upgrade!!! ...but I feel forced to! It seems to me that the noise in the lowlight scenes is what is going to restrict me from taking that jump into professional work. Any suggestions or thoughts? I feel like I'm at a crossroad right now in life. I'm simultaneously discerning a career change into videography, but I think to properly do so I need to put my best foot forward with a camera that will do the job. As you know, the M50 can do so much. However, with video there are limitations, especially with lowlight.

[@FilmSpook]

Great to see you again, my Brother, it's been awhile since I visited. 🙏🏾 Unfortunately, as I'm sure you know, "smart TVs" aren't very smart, and have certain default settings that ruin the cinematic look of videos with lower framerates, giving them that "soap opera effect." But once those settings are disabled, then lower framerate videos look more as they were intended to look like.

[@jimmynordstromphotography]

Your videos have been looking great, no need to upgrade.

[@loneshootr]

Thank you kindly Jimmy 😎 Drew

[@Aygross]

Just happy to have you back. The quality is fine .

[@loneshootr]

Thank you - you're very kind my friend 😎 Drew

[@7edim]

I think experimenting with a camera sensor might be the best way to go or if you want to try out something different maybe there's a software based upscaling method that could help you. This is coming from a guy that does photography and software engineering. KZbin in its nature compresses the information we give it to save resources when storing and reproducing videos and giving it some more pixels (even artificial ones) might do the trick to make the image better. In my personal opinion I find your videos to be of good quality, and I usually use a 24 inch monitor.

[@loneshootr]

Thank you, you make a good point about upscaling 😎 Drew

[@neurojitsu]

Late to the conversation, but found your video whilst exploring the idea of a Helios 44-2/3/4... just want to say I love your story telling and humour, and your personality shines through. I guess you know the last Batman movie used some Helios (rehoused in cinema bodies) glass for the car chase scenes... so the lenses are a stylistic choice, and as others have said I think resolution is not everything. So many cinema cameras are still APS-C, and Davinci Resolve's upscaling can make, say, the FHD Cinema-DNG raw of a 12 year old Blackmagic pocket cinema into 2.7k or 4k for the YT algorithm. My plan is to get a 44-2, and use it for atmospheric shots alongside modern lenses for their autofocus and consistency. I also have a Nikon ai-s 85mm f1.4 that I plan to hang on to...

[@lawrencescofield7575]

Good to see you again, I am ok with what you have. You don't have to keep up with those that have all the expensive stuff. I'll keep watching.

[@loneshootr]

Thank you kindly Lawrence 😎 Drew

[@pkpcmu]

I still watch them on a phone and they just look warm and great!

[@loneshootr]

Thank you brother 😎 Drew

[@terangikaiwhiriakemara]

Most youtubers format goes something like this: 1. Here I am making videos using cheap camera 2. I bought this XYZ brand camera to be more cinematic 3. Here I am using XYZ cinema camera 4. Here is why I sold XYZ brand to buy another brand or more expensive camera. None of them do what you do with your M100, none of them. Filmmaking is about what you can do pushing the limits of what you have, to create something out of this world. You do that brother.

[@loneshootr]

Thank you my friend, and I agree. I just wanted to find out what my viewers thoughts were before I spend money 😎

[@deleunique7363]

I subscribed because of your gears and styles. You challenges me to get skills at my work rather than running after latest gears. Keep doing good work.

[@Digg3r]

Welcome back brother, I have checked week in week out for your videos.I mostly watch on my phone or occasionally pc. The vintage lenses you use give a beautiful cinematic glow and I think that suits your style perfectly. With regards to the camera to film on check out mpb they seem to have dropped a lot of prices, dunno if that is because the second hand market is saturated due to the smartphone camera capabilities that have killed demand for actual cameras. I switched from full frame to M43 a few months ago and got an Olympus em1 iii for dirt cheap and it's mint with less than 1000 clicks. Glad to see you back 👍👍👍

[@loneshootr]

Thank you Carl 😎 That EM-1 sounds like a good score. Drew

[@scottmorgason]

I think for what you do, your lenses and camera are fine and it looks good because it’s your style. That said, to have more flexibility and maintain a budget, look into the GH5. It’s more cost effective than full frame and the lenses are smaller, lighter and cheaper. I use the GH6 and love the GH series. The specs are incredible. Regardless… keep going!

[@loneshootr]

Thank you Scott. I did consider the GH5 for sure - superb quality. Drew

[@rockme395]

your videos are sublime. Dont change a thing. The helios is just in its own leauge. Thanks for reminding me its not about the gear! Its about technique.

[@loneshootr]

Thanks for that my friend.

[@iainmc9859]

What creates more variation in the visuals is what people are watching the vlog on and how its calibrated. as soon as I upload to anything online I know its out of my hands what it looks like. My computer, phone and laptop all present a different version of the image. They're calibrated as well as can be but the platform interpretation of the electronic file is quite different. Basically, don't sweat it, some sort of happy financial/technical medium that works for you is always the best answer.

[@loneshootr]

True enough Iain. Drew

[@theaquilaalba]

I don't think your video lacks anything, it's about the feel and the message; picture quality - to me at least - is secondary. As it goes - first videos I've seen were quite old and I watched them on my TV, but again, didn't see the need for improving, but what's good - it made me think about improving a lot of things and not necessarily my gear. I was planning to go 'pro' back in 2007, problems came, ended up selling all my kit and lenses. Only recently bought - funnily enough - 7D, got some glass with it that was given to my daughter, so here's a start. Watching your videos gave me a lot of ideas though and slightly changed my perspective. Going back to youtube - the sound quality is always great, that's a big thing and overpowers less quality in the image in my opinion. And lastly, there's lots of people with brand new 4K kit with loads of gear behind them, but really nothing to say - and they're killing it, telling other pointless beings how to do pointless things - so again, to me - your content will level out any imperfections there are - I like the shallower depth of field and general feel that Helios lenses give to your videos. By the way, you are the person responsible for me sticking with my older, less than ideal gear that is perfectly capable and adequate for all tasks I throw at it. I am starting to enjoy photography again. Thank you.

[@loneshootr]

Really nice comment my friend, thank you. I'd really like to keep on using the gear I have - I'll just have to work a little harder to get more out of it. Far better work has been done with less. It's really good to hear that you are beginning to enjoy photography again - it's good for the soul. Drew

[@sweetwoodart640]

You and your content are why I subscribe. The camera and lens do not make a difference to me. Happy to see you posting. All the best!!

[@loneshootr]

Thank you my friend 😎 Drew

[@AgentBlackCrow]

I’d go for Sony A7S ii, great prices at the moment for a very capable camera. Also works great with vintage lenses.

[@loneshootr]

Thanks, yeah I like the look of the A7S ii - and really like the dynamic range of that sensor 😎 Drew

[@dirkboy07]

Glad to see you back pal 👍

[@loneshootr]

Thank you Vince 😎 Drew

[@adrnprada]

Huge respect for you and your content sir.

[@loneshootr]

Thank you Adrian😎 Drew

[@ggwildlife]

i admit i am watching your videos on a 4k 55 inch TV, yes its somewhat soft but quite pleasing it doesn't bother me in the least and extremely watchable and you have great dialogue as always. my video camera is a GH5M2 it's amazing buttery smooth for my purpose even handheld.

[@loneshootr]

Thank you. I've been drawn to the GH5 (old one) for a long time, superb video camera. Trying to decide between a used GH5 or C100 mkii at the moment... Drew

[@lynnnorthrup8914]

Welcome back. You awesome with what ever you use!😀👍

[@loneshootr]

Blessings Lynn - thank you so much for your kindness 😎 Drew

[@lynnnorthrup8914]

@@loneshootr Your welcome! 😀

[@VisitorsFromDreams]

I have been using the Helios 44-2 to shoot on a Canon 90D for the last 12 months. Your videos are a big part of why I made that choice. That said, while I have a nice set of new lenses I use for pro work, the Helios is literally all I use for personal work and I have had a few pros ask me how I achieved the look in post before explaining it was just a lens choice and color grading. When that vintage aesthetic is part of your brand I think the videos resolution is more important to KZbin than the lenses you choose. The compression is the real enemy of KZbin video quality, the higher resolution the source video upload the less impact compression has. Keep at it my man!

[@loneshootr]

Thank you my friend - and I agree. I think a body upgrade and keep using my favorite lenses. Though it might help if I actually focussed on my face instead of my boot - as I seem to have done in this video... Drew

[@TheCruisinCrew]

Go for a used A7Rii... amazing value for money and fantastic features and most options of any system to adapt lenses!

[@loneshootr]

Yeah, I had the A7R a couple years back - really nice image - mk ii even better plus better battery life I believe 😎 Drew

[@TheCruisinCrew]

@@loneshootr The mk ii still has the smaller battery (mk3 and higher got the bigger one), but it still seems to have decent running time... coming from the A6300 I was able to use many of the same accessories (dummy adapter for example to use external battery packs), but what really sold me on this upgrade was the price... I got an almost mint one for under 1k. It has a 42 megapixel full frame sensor, but also works with my APSC lenses just fine (still at 18mp) and 4k looks just as good if not better than on the A6300 in both full frame and super 35 modes. And the A7Rii has IBIS, which really helps with vintage lenses hand held. This body once sold for over 3k and the engineering feels just amazing solid, it's really a piece of tech art.

[@filmnerd.photography]

Good to see you back big fella. Mate, visuals become far more important when the content is rubbish and the creator has to rely on 6k cameras with super slow mo pictures to distract from the fact that they have nothing to say. If the content is good then don't stress about anything else. Your visuals are good mate and so is your content. You got no reason to go buy new kit in my opinion.

[@loneshootr]

Thanks for your kindness and encouragement brother. Drew

[@larrybushman1]

For what its worth I would not change a thing. Everything seems to work just fine. Many thanks. Larry

[@loneshootr]

Thank you kindly Larry - appreciated. Drew

[@cosmashono7665]

Welcome back. As refreshing as always.

[@loneshootr]

Thank you so much my friend. Drew

[@codyLady62]

Great to see your back

[@loneshootr]

Thanks Robbie 😎 Drew

[@northdevonwildlifewithandy788]

Looks fine to me mate. I use old stuff as well. My 7d is still going strong. Content is the main criteria I think.

[@loneshootr]

Thanks Andy, appreciated. Drew

[@TheCruisinCrew]

And if you want to tinker with something quite special, get an original EOS M and play around with Magic Lantern (wich is a fantastic software hack, particularly the latest Crop Mood builds), which makes this camera performs almost like an Arri Alexa... ;)

[@racl1954]

Hi Drew. Good to see you back and you are looking very relaxed and well. Like you I have shot everything from large format film all the way down to 35mm and then FX and DX digital cameras. I actually bought a Canon 7D based on your rec..... and I love it. Lately I have been trying Olympus M4/3 OM-D EM-1 the original mark 1 and now the mark 2. I had to do this after a big bust up with a friend who use Olympus M4/3 and I called his cameras "toys"...........He got into such a rage he now needs many years of therapy 😂........BTW These Olympus cameras are awesome. Way ahead of their time and they don't cost much either. Decent Olympus lenses are also a lot better priced than what you would pay for other lenses. I was always dubious about the smaller sensor but have to admit that I was wrong. The images and video have left me scratching my head.............The big bonus is the size and weight. These little Olympus cameras make our other cameras feel like bricks. Please try an Olympus OM-D E-M1 mark 11. You can get them in mint condition with low shutter count for less than £500.00. I use mine with adapters for all of my M42 and Nikon lenses. The Olympus has the best focus assist out of all of the cameras available and the the icing on the cake is IBIS. Even my S/H £200.00 OM-D EM1 Mark 1 has IBIS. I kid you not. I am floored with these Olympus M4/3 cameras. Try one. If you don't like it you can get your money back very easily. Best Regards.

[@loneshootr]

Hey Ricky, good to see your name again brother 😎 Yeah those Olympus guys are dangerous when approached - always best to offer them treats or a squeaky toy 😆 I actually use M4/3 to shoot some videos - and stills sometimes too. (Lumix G80/85). Phenomenal stabilization. Drew

[@ginakitsuse2796]

I watch mostly on my laptop and your videos look great!

[@loneshootr]

Thank you Gina.

[@damionwing5682]

ill be honest , i dont really care about the video quality on youtube , i watch your videos for the content .

[@damionwing5682]

and i do like the aesthetic from your videos .

[@youtubecharlie1]

@@damionwing5682 same!

[@loneshootr]

Hey Damion good to see you here! Thank you 😎 Drew

[@franklawler7055]

The sardonic tone and logic of your audio is what people need, not 8k video Drew. I’m older than you and I’ve noticed that I get no prettier with age! I would think getting older with a basic video set up is great because no one will notice the difference 😂

[@loneshootr]

True Frank, very true 😎 Drew

[@salarylime3664]

Love the manual lens looks, if you were to think about upgrading in one direction, I'd think about getting a camera body from Blackmagic. The Pocket 4k is obviously the king of 'low-budget' filmmaking, but the even the much older original Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera produces stunning images, and will pair beautifully with DaVinci

[@loneshootr]

Thanks, yeah I like the BPCC 4k and they're becoming more affordable than ever now 😎 Drew

[@salarylime3664]

@@loneshootr absolutely, plus if you're enjoying Resolve, lots of Pocket 4ks come with the professional version of it. That's one you gotta check if buying 2nd hand though

[@loneshootr]

@@salarylime3664 Yeah good point brother - I'd forgotten about that. I only have the free version of Resolve at the moment.

[@Daviesstudio]

I enjoy your videos and the quality of them. I see most of phone. But have you thought about Fuji-film ? . Like a xt2. Very realistic price. Or ht1. As said like the colour of canon. Just a thought. Anyway. Looking forward to the next video.

[@loneshootr]

Thanks Neil - much appreciated brother. Drew

[@jimmyhinAK]

Keep doing what you are doing brother can't please everyone darn the haters!

[@loneshootr]

Thank you kindly! 😎 Drew

[@luis_soares_photography]

I just watched on a 50" tv and doesn't look bad at all. I guess it's the content, not the gear, that makes the video good. Now it's up to you. I'll keep watching anyway. 😉

[@loneshootr]

Thank you Luis 😎 Drew

[@andrewquarrell2960]

Look good on my phone and desktop. Just do your thing I watch for the content mainly and enjoy the style

[@loneshootr]

Thanks Andrew 😎 Drew

[@FearX94]

To be honest, I do watch it on 1080p monitor but it does look amazing, it is not sharp its a bit "dreamy" but since I started to follow your channel that is what I expect so its all good for me. One small thing with the shots in this video that stuck a bit it color difference between lenses but if it was different scene each time you switched lens it wouldnt be noticable so that is not a issue again. But if really considering different camera I can suggest Canon C100 mk II in begining of the year I got one with low work hours for just 800 euros and its the best thing I did in a long time, the camera is absolutely amazing it gives a best picture for yt imo, the data rate is so low I get three hours of footage on just 8 euro 32GB card its insane, the battery life is amazing, I do long videos for events so this camera does it amazingly, built in ND, the XLR inputs, ergonomically its weird in start but after some time everything is where it should be. And 1080p recording is still KING for YT, FB commercials and similar stuff.

[@loneshootr]

Thank you brother. Yeah I'm quite tempted with the C100 ii - quite apart from the fact I love the image, I like the data rate. It would save me the expense of a more powerful computer. My machine is great with HD but throws hissy fits with 4k... Drew

[@FearX94]

@@loneshootr I was looking for a C100 mk II for almost a year, as here in my country there is not many of them for sale and usually go for 1200€ or more, and when I saw it for 800€ in January I bought it immediately. Its amazing to work with and I use soviet era glass only and love the image. The footage is much sharper compared to the M50 from which I went to C100 and also the C100 has the 850 base ISO which is very handy, also at 3200 ISO looks less noisy then M50 at 400 ISO. And file size togather with ease of use on older machine is the best thing about it, also if you go this route dont get Mark I as it doesnt shoot mp4 and AVCHD is pain to work with in DaVinci Resolve as it needs to be transcoded. But Mark II support both mp4 and AVCHD.

[@loneshootr]

@@FearX94 That's great info brother, thank you very much. Yeah I've liked everything I've seen shot on these. I think I've made up my mind. Drew

[@schpeidermann]

I wouldn't upgrade your lenses! I shoot with a Sony A7IV and a Helios 44-2. The extra resolution makes that old lense shine even more. It's already very intriguing in character and it gets amplified even more with this body! Maybe get another camera, but your lenses are great and will do wonders in higher reso --> record in 4k 10bit, edit in 1080p and upload in 4k again. Looks so great with the Helios! Btw, I'm watching your videos on a big screen at home. Your footage is great. No need to upgrade, but if you do maybe consider another body first before going for lenses! (checkout the Sony A7IV --> best of both worlds)

[@loneshootr]

Thanks brother 😎 Yeah I'm thinking keep using my lenses but get a better body. Drew

[@oreocarlton3343]

all good.

[@andreitrif8068]

I love the way you shoot your videos and the image you manage to create with your Helios and M100 . One sugestion I would have. get an Iphone 14 and see what video's you are able to make using the Iphone camera. Even on Cinematic mode .. I think you will be really impressed and I think you would have allot of viewers that would love to see what an expert such as yourself can get out of an Iphone :) . I am sure that in your hands you can create something amazing with it. Good luck and looking forward to it.

[@loneshootr]

Thank you my friend. I agree with you about the iphone - it can tell a story as well as any camera. Personally I can't afford anything like that so I just work with what I have. I just enjoy the process. Drew

[@ashwantscash6173]

video look ok> the problem is that too much vibrance, contrast and orange out of camera. If you want to try something new and cheap try canon eos m with magic lantern crop mood. You can get 14 bit footage out of 200$ camera

[@keith2599]

Good day to you, Don't change a dam thing" your videos are awesome along with your awesome colour Grading...This is only my opinion but I'm sticking to it.... Cool video dude... 😊

[@loneshootr]

Thank you kindly Keith, much appreciated 😎 Drew

[@the_washington_monument_am9714]

Expensive gear is overrated unless you’re filming in extreme conditions or someone’s paying you a ludicrous amount of money and you need to look expensive. Your videos look fine as they are. Today I shoot with pretty much only cheap Chinese knockoffs from the seventies that I obtained fifthhand. People think my stuff looks nice. I think that your stuff looks nice too.

[@loneshootr]

Thank you kindly my friend - appreciated 😎 Drew

[@the_washington_monument_am9714]

@@loneshootr You're very welcome! Whenever I lust over new gear, I remind myself that David Lynch shot Inland Empire on a consumer camcorder with a max resolution of 480p. It's in the Criterion Collection now. Ditto for Thomas Vinterberg's Festen. Intention, not resolution is what matters.

[@the_washington_monument_am9714]

That said, I saw a Sony A7iii on facebook marketplace yesterday for $900 AUD and I'm almost kicking myself for not getting it.

[@elwirastadnik]

You want to spent money to make videos look "crispier" for those ppl who watch it on big screens? Nope ;) Don't. Happy you're back, btw. I watch YT to learn something. Keep on teaching/sharing your knowledge, keep your audio good as it is now, and don't bother yourself with big screens watcher (beggers, go to work lol)

[@loneshootr]

Thank you my friend 😎 Drew

[@WalnutandSteel]

Wherein the analytics can you see what device people are using?

[@loneshootr]

Hey Nibs! Go into analytics and click on 'advanced mode' - you'll see a whole bunch of useful info to tell you who's watching, what device, location, everything 😎 Drew

[@loneshootr]

@@WalnutandSteel Way to go! 😎

[@adrnprada]

For a tight budget, I would sell the Panasonic and buy a Sony a6000 or a6300 if it is still in your limits. Amazing cameras for the price.

[@AA1PR]

keep doing what you are doing, I like the look thats why we are here I know you arent so shallow to worry about what others think stay original dont be a copy brother

[@loneshootr]

Thanks brother - much appreciated 😎 Drew

[@AA1PR]

@@loneshootr Amen

[@codyLady62]

May l suggest staying within your budget, lm retired on a fixed income and cannot justify spending big money on lenses so l have to only use kit lenses or older used ones. And regards the quality of the video, well the visual side is only half the story it's the information you give us that in the end really matters.

[@loneshootr]

Thanks Robbie - good point. Times are strange and unpredictable - money is better in the pocket. Drew

[@RonK]

glad to see you're alive & kicking, mate!

[@loneshootr]

Thanks Ronny 😎 Drew

[@captaindebug]

I hear that a number of directors and cameramen (yes I know that I shouldn't really use a gender specific noun) deliberately seek out vintage lenses for major Hollywood movies. If they're good enough for them, then they're good enough for you...

[@loneshootr]

I agree to be quite honest Roger. I just thought I'd canvass the opinions of those who view my videos before I go spending money I don't want to spend😎 Drew

[@itsGINA11]

Maybe a Canon R?

[@loneshootr]

Thanks Gina - it is on my list of possibilities 😎 Drew

[@donnaallison5497]

'PromoSM'

[@biggstavros5876]

Don`t follow the sheep lone shootr