What's In My Camera Bag!? | (Corporate Videography | Nanuk 955)

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This video was produced by Dyme Witherspoon and DymeDigital Media. DymeDigital Media is a Charlotte, North Carolina based video production company that is dedicated to empowering small business owners and entrepreneurs to use videos to save time, develop communities and build their brand awareness.
Dyme Witherspoon is also on a mission to serve as a resource for videographers and filmmakers that are looking to learn and grow within the video production space.
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[@DymeDigitalMedia]

What are some of your takeaways and how can I better improve my kit?

[@steakboybirdbones5245]

'Jing-a-ma-tig' is officially going to be in my vocabulary. Great video, can't wait for more!

[@DymeDigitalMedia]

That is funny! I had to go back and rewatch just to see what I was referencing 😂

[@edsai2041]

Came here to see how you packed your 955. There was a ton of camera movement in the beginning showing us your gear so minimizing that would've made the beginning easier to watch. That said, walked away impressed with your reflection on what worked well and what you wished you would've improved on. Nice job.

[@DymeDigitalMedia]

I appreciate the feedback & I’ll keep that in mind moving forward. All in all, glad you were able to take something away from the content.

[@johnnybermudez]

dope vid...🎥

[@DymeDigitalMedia]

Thanks for watching!

[@9rider11]

Thanks for the 955 review as discussed.

[@DymeDigitalMedia]

Thanks for returning! I’ll likely do a more in-depth review some time in the future to include pros/cons and my different configurations.

[@breedlifeproductions]

Outstanding video! Very informative.

[@DymeDigitalMedia]

Breed Life! Thanks for watching 🙌🏽

[@bobsteinfinkel]

Hi liked your video thanks for putting it out there. For the final shot couple small things. Tough to tell looking in the phone, but given the distance away seems like the background could have been a little bit blurrier. Maybe use more of the zoom if can’t do it with aperture. I know aperture setting could be trade off to get exposure of windows in back right, but also depending how strong indirect light on subject was would probably have the 200x turned up as much as I could (as long as room exposure was still okay) so that any variation in sunlight didn’t affect subject. Also the back lines of the windows are a little tilted would probably look cleaner if you were able to straighten them.

[@DymeDigitalMedia]

Thank you for watching and commenting! Good call on using compression to make the background a bit more out of focus.

[@wonderfullymademedia]

Another great video. What made you change your mind about shooting with both cameras as opposed to one?

[@DymeDigitalMedia]

Thanks for watching! I went with a single camera set up because the client had a hard out time and I chose to sacrifice a camera in favor of keeping my 2 audio set up.

[@kadirgold]

Thanks so much for this

[@DymeDigitalMedia]

Thank you for spending your time and I’m glad you found it useful.

[@justinfields1210]

Honestly i think you did well. You seemed well prepared for any hick-ups. What made you go to a One camera set up over a Two ?

[@DymeDigitalMedia]

I appreciate you watching and taking the time to give some feedback. I decided on a single camera set up because I ended up having only 2 hours to get everything done before my client’s next meeting.

[@kiratoy365]

What does V & D stand for you mentioned it 9:28 in the recording is that a density filter?

[@DymeDigitalMedia]

Yup! You got it! VND = Variable Neutral Density (filter)

[@9rider11]

Now I know what to name my misc. bag - the AKS kit😂

[@DymeDigitalMedia]

It’s like your “junk drawer.” Some people even have full AKS cases.. I have yet to reach that level 😅😅

[@hardwick5192]

What made you choose The Nanuk 955 over a Pelican Case?

[@DymeDigitalMedia]

Truthfully, I never even considered the Pelican. My understanding is the only differences are the latching systems & Nanuks are a bit less expensive.

[@KadeemBooth]

Is your white balance grey card the 12x12?

[@DymeDigitalMedia]

Yes. It’s the one linked in the description.

[@9rider11]

How did you come up with the interview questions?

[@DymeDigitalMedia]

Wow! That’s actually my NEXT video! The short answer is that because your client is typically selling something to their customers/clients/consumers I try to ask questions that’ll allow the person I’m interviewing to speak about their offerings as well as provide answers to questions their prospects may have.

[@9rider11]

@@DymeDigitalMedia thx. Looking forward to it.