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This is a great tutorial for Canon users

I received my R5m2 yesterday. One thing that I was curious about was the USB-C charging. In everything about the new model Canon has disavowed their PD-E1 usb charger instead pushing the PD-E2 version that isn’t available yet. When the new LP-E6P battery got down to 50% I decided to try my PD-E1 charger. Plugged it in, got the green light, and it charged the battery in camera back up to 100%. 👍🏻. Now if the new PD-E2 charger can deliver more power and charge quicker, it might be worth the upgrade but their product information doesn’t give the specs to compare on either models. 🤷🏻‍♂️

I have done it yesterday ! I learned a lot with your guides. I use my R3s a lot with an ethernet cable and transfer craw to ShutterSnitch on the iPad and then LR. Mobile. I have to check out a cable connection with a usb c cable. But I want to use the SET Button. Thanks for these great infos 🙏🙏🙏

Great Video! What are the dimensions for the mouse hole if I wanted one cut inside my basketball hoop?

Why wouldn't you have used an ND filter to pull down the need for high speed sync and to darken the sky

Hell of a great studio AND technique! Great direction btw!

Amazing work!

Great video, thanks from Portugal

That’s one way!! Good work

You are a legend for these videos, thank you so much!!

This is a true masterclass, thank you so much for all the insight and time you put into this video! I’ll be a pro in no time now 🤠

Wow, really nice work!

Matt, you did an AMAZING job photographing the car in the studio! Keep up the great work guys!

Where do you position yourself to shoot DBs and safeties? I'm thinking closer to the line of scrimmage since further down the field or opposite goal line might have too many obstructions. I've been commissioned to shoot 2 DBs, free and strong safeties on same team, which are the most difficult in my opinion other than receivers. Thanks-Love your videos!

How you edit the metadata if needed? Especially captions and player names

Where did you sent the pictures too? I mean from the stadium to which location? Cloud? PC?

Great video !!! Thanks 🙏🏼

Many many thanks for the knowledge share! I just found your channel and your videos are invaluable! Subscribed! I have been asked to help take gameday photos for my son's peewee league football games (played at high school fields). I consider myself and amateur/hobbyist photographer, I shoot on a full frame Sony camera and really only have the budget for 1 additional lens to be used during the game. Games are played both during the day and night. What one lens would you suggest as a best "all-arounder?" Thanks again!

For high school games, can you just show up or do u need special permission?

Thanks

Thanks. very helpful.

Why is his shutter speed and iso high for non moving objects, he could easily get away with 160th of a shutter speed for the helmets lol

Great video thanks. I had a question, whats the name of the stick you use thats attached to the lens for support?

Just seeing how you juggle equipment is great insight, THANKS!

I have a question about this great video. What settings did you use for the focus? Did you predetermine the focus length and leave it set for the shot or was it an autofocus? The subject enters so fast that if I had to guess I would say the focus was locked in advance.

Always great content guys!

This is such a great video, thanks!

I've seen the BYU recruiting shoots and always wondered how this studio was setup. This was awesome!!

Why use this over the canon app?

This is a tour deforce

another fantastic bts video - love your content!

I really liked it. What app do you use to view the photos from the camera on the tablet? When you use HSS do you use a mechanical or electronic shutter with the R3?

Wow!!!! Nice Work...

This is excellent

This is certainly a better-than-average video on the Inverse Square Law and its application to photographic lighting, but it still gets ONE THING COMPLETELY WRONG. It starts by saying that 100% of the light output can be found at one foot from the light source! Why this completely arbitrary point is chosen to represent the origin of the light - instead of the point of light itself - is beyond my understanding. This concept should be taught using a range of reference points, and examples should demonstrate light intensity Increasing moving toward the point of light, and Decreasing moving away from the point of light.

Another educational tour de Force.

Part one and two were amazing. Thank you for the insight as I look to cover games this upcoming season

Other than the amount of lights and the cost of Profoto, this was extremely educational 💪🏿🙏🏿💯🎯🙌🏿

I love seeing the behind the scenes portion. Very valuable even for an old professional like me.

Congratulations, great shooting!!!

Fantastic video!!!!!!!

Yeah, I like to go to where I’m taking photos and I use the app sun tracker to find out exactly where the sun position is going to be when my session starts. Great shots.

I used this at a local event and the media guy thought I was a wizard I swear 😂 it’s now going to happen every year!!!

I hate that we don't have the fan base or the arena at our university.

I watched it twice!!

Excellent advice! Thank you!!

He didn’t have control when he hit the ground in bounds

By far the best one, and straight to the point!

Awesome tour! Super interesting!

This is such a great video! Thanks