Not sure if anyone's noticed, but I have consistently seen multiple posts of people selling their brand new Sony fx5s on Facebook and fb marketplace. It's often people who have multiple Sony cameras, maybe real users aren't noticing the worthy jump for the money, what do you guys think?
I've currently got a bmx with a bsd alvx 20.6 inch frame and oddyssey r25 forks and 9.5" tall order bars. The issue is im short at 5 ft 4". I find it harder to learn flat tricks, will reducing my geometry to a 20 inch 12.5" frame and 15mm forks make it easier to learn to tailwhip flyout or hop whip? Will it help other tricks such as barspins?
In this video I discuss the incredible value of the Panasonic S1 today. Despite the contrast based autofocus, it still produces incredible 6K Video with great stabilisation when in control. I bought mine for just £500 on eBay, which is incredible considering this was once a nearly £2K camera body
A full frame cinema camera for almost 1/3rd the price of an FX3?
This is my first rig using a Panasonic s9 and canone 16-35mm f2.8. note - I'm still learning videography
First impressions, with the canon lens and sigma adaptor, it's already a heavier than normal S9 setup, the rig is weifhty around 3.75g which is new to me but it feels solid and stable, coule with Panasonics ibis, the value for this setup is really good.
https://youtube.com/@theannoor?si=nTnJm3ZmQaG4nGqs
#sony #fx3 #fx6 #cinematography #panasonic #s9
I am currently going through the KodeKloud CKA course and doing labs but man, this is hard. It not only takes so much time going through each section, the labs are effort without ai. How long did people take to go through all of this. I understand, its the best course for hands on learning?
So far in 2 weeks, i only have done about 2/13 sections