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This video was the most complete in explaining how to work my sekonic light meter (mine is L508 zoom master). Thank you for the great instructions.
thank you !!
This is good if you have personal work or others. Thanks.
I’ve been a photographer for a quarter of a century, even I’m learning something from the old Master 👍
This has gotta be the best way this has ever been explained to me. So simple, concise, and clear. Thank you! I really appreciate it.
Jedyny film o pozowaniu z taka dokładnością To jest profesionalizm.
Thank you! God bless you all!
How to pairing saramonic 900 s2
Please check out the bottom right part page 8 of the manual here: chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/saramonic.oss-cn-hongkong.aliyuncs.com/uploads/202305/16847437595317196.pdf Or contact [email protected] for more details.
You should not touch the model - EVER!
is there a brand or system where you have at least 5 transmitters and one receiver .... ?
Not 5, the normal max for 2.4GHz or UHF is 2x transmitters. We do have a 4x transmitter 2.4GHz system: Blink 500 Pro B8, but the range is not as far as the ProX systems and it only has clip on mics.pulse.ly/nieilzmfys I have put together systems with 6x transmitters with 3x Blink 500 ProX B2 and a SR-AX100 mixer for cameras or mobile devices (with the proper adapter and shoe mount). That has worked for a number of users who need 6x mics. If you need more details, email [email protected] and we can discuss further.
Jeff is a great instructor. Hope he does another youtube video if not busy. Great work on this video.
Thanks for this video. I am hoping you can help with a problem that i am having with the Elinchrom D-Lite 4 light kit. I got this used lighting kit from a relative. After powering both strobes all the functins seem to work except when I simultaneously press the up and down button to reach the menu. For some reason the menu to set up the group or frequency channel does not appear on screen. Any suggestions on how to get these to operate properly? I followed every step on video and can't get the menu screen to poppulate. Thanks for your help.
Thanks for reaching out! This would be a great question for the Elinchrom support team, you can reach them at: [email protected]
instructor makes reference to feet and legs, but we don't get to see them. Is there a version where we can see what he's talking about? The full body view please? This is a wonderful demonstration. wish I could see the whole picture.
Unfortunately, this is the only version of the video we have.
Hi Joe, I watch all your videos - I find I understand what you say more than any one else. I am trying to find how I profile my printer with my old ColorChecker Colormunki Display. I have downloaded iStudio and every other x-rite program. and have no trouble profiling my monitor - but the printer calibration...I just can't find the right program! The one that came close was iProfiler...gets to the point where it tells me to press the start button...but there IS NO START BUTTON anywhere on the page. I am about to give up. Anyways - keep up the great presentations. Any advice you can give me would be appreciated. Fred Wyers
Hey, Fred! Please get in touch with the experienced support team at calibrite.com/us/calibrite-technical-support-home/
Thank you so much Joe…I think my problem is that I have the wrong device… I believe I need one buy a calibrate monitor and printer device
Yeah, I am amazed that more folks do not watch this video. I have a keen appreciation for Joe's advocacy for light meters. Getting it right in camera beats screwing around in Lightroom for hours. This information withstands the test of time. Every time I watch this video I gain something new.
how much
The product can be found here for $204: photovideoedu.com/novoflex-chest-and-shoulder-support/
you cannot use pen with it
What if you use a fd filter?
So good. Classic tuff!
What wonderful tutorial and inside does this gentleman has to share with us all. Perhaps this video was posted eleven years ago. But, it is still relevant today as mush as it was yesterday. I wish some of my college professors would have been this good about explaining this as this gentlemen did. Bravo!
It’s not working with me it is not even found in my phone nor getting out of the collapse mood
Thank you for reaching out! Are you having trouble with the app or the Astro itself?
Hola que tal, vi en KZread tu video sobre el colormunky, tengo una consulta para ti: me lo obsequiaron hace un mes y no he podido calibrar el monitor por que se queda a mitad de proceso (en la posición 01) y no hace mas… tienes idea de que puede suceder en ese caso. Lo he probado con windows 7 con el software origina del DVD, en apple lo he probado con el sistema Monterrey, Catalina con el software actualizado y tampoco realiza el proceso de calibración… Agradesco desde ya tu ayuda. Abrazos desde Perú.
Thank you for reaching out! Please submit a support ticket so one of our experienced techs can help you troubleshoot: pulse.ly/vl7zaviy3c
aliexpress has lead screw x axis linear movements for dirt cheap. as a way to have a low cost intro...
on the website, it says it folds down to 42". mine doesn't fold down past 45". I've checked everything! what could be wrong?
The Kupo support team would be happy to help you out! You can reach them at [email protected].
I got this as gift after all those years and they are brand new Now I can’t apply the softbox or any umbrella 😊can you help where I apply it
A great question! Reach out to the Elinchrom support team at [email protected].
Wow, great video! Having an expensive light meter is one thing, knowing how to use it is another.
thanks you saved my life !
Fuchsia and Magenta don't look true to color when I use my camera phone. Do you have advice? Thank you.
Can't thank you enough for all the precious lessons and tips I learnt from this video tutorial! God bless you all and good luck!
Amazing video. Super helpful thanks so much. Quick question please: I have the Saramonic Blink 500 kit but I dont have that yellow receiver to use it on my iphone. Just a receiver with a red button. Do I have to buy the yellow receiver shown on your video to use the Saramonic mic in my iphone or can I use it somehow without buying it? Many thanks.
You can easily use the current receiver you have with you iPhone. The Blink 500 system came with 2x cables a TRS cable (right-angle to right-angle) for cameras, mixers, and recorders, and a TRRS cable (right-angle to straight) for mobile devices and computers. Use the TRRS cable into an Apple headphone adapter and you can record into your iPhone. If you do not already own one, they are available for $8 everywhere, including here: pulse.ly/s90ymh1e1z I hope that helps.
Which spotlight brand and specs close to mimic the sun light?
They all pretty much produce the same light. The larger ones will usually be more efficient and brighter but introduce chromatic aeration or color fringing on the edges, and the smaller ones that take advantage of photographic style lenses will be sharper on the edges but use more power and often have a greater chance of overheating a light.
Great video but i am confused, how do i know where the process to create an exposure profile to calibrate my 759dr to my camera begins and ends and where the process to create correct color balances begins and ends. Thanks
Those prices are extreme. Mark up much?
Amazing video… I appreciate you explaining about the split washers as you go… just a little bit of extra info that didn’t cost any time!
Oh my god! Genius product!!
Quick.. good stuff
This video is so inspiring! Thank you very much ❤
Great video Joe! I must have replayed this clip several times since it loaded with information plus I like your dulcet tones!! 😂 Cheers and thank you!
Great and educational video.
At 5:10, you say that if you use the Pro bellows, 2mm of movement gets you 200mm depth of field. Why? I'm lost. Can you show us a set up like you are talking about?
I fought with the rods so hard I broke one of the receiving end, the rod went straight through the receiving cloth hole.
I’ll be happy to try one out on our flock of short eared owls
whats the bowl size of the kn25p tripod legs ?
Nice photo setup
Very handy
that 3d image is just amazing!!!!!! Mind blown.
Going to get one of these, BUT: Need to know: What are the specific differences between this: Axis V2 LT 20L, versus the Axis V2 (non-LT) 20L? So far I see: - Top Compartment style (LT has a more everyday carry with removable inserts on the top) - Weight (LT is lighter vs non-LT) Everyone seems to be reviewing the non-LT bags, but I don't see any compromises with the LT... And actually quite like the more everyday carry style. Even on the website, the LT seems to be pushed further down and not marketed as much, lower priced, etc. Which leads me to believe there's some larger differences. Is the back compartment harder to access? What's the deal?
They really are entirely different bags, but in the best possible way. LT has two full-height side access doors, and that is the only access; through the side. Whereas the regular 20L pack has top, side and rear access (more panels + more zippers = more weight, which is why LT bag weighs less). LT bags holds larger laptop in 20L size: 16-inch in LT vs. 14-inch in regular 20L. Waist belt on LT is not removable, though it can be hung low behind you when carrying and will be out of the way, whereas regular 20L has removable waist belt. Regular 20L will fit more gear overall just due to the versatility of rear access and being able to micro adjust gear positioning, whereas LT side access sort of allows for three "channels" of gear. Otherwise, same materials, same professional build quality, same Airflow harness, trolley strap, AirTag pocket, silver/black rain cover etc.
@@PhotoVideoEDU Best reply I could have asked for. Thanks so much. Due to really liking the idea of rear access, I'll probably go for the regular version. Interesting that the LT doesn't have this available. Thanks again mate
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