Darren Lee

Yes the 43" LG 4k TV(LG43UM7300) is discontinued. The Viewsonic VX-4380 4K monitor is still being sold in the U.S.

No. I was aware of that. I got the 4k@60Hz adapter and everything works fine. No lag, etc. rtings.com does say that there is quite a bit flickering. I thought i could adjust to it after time, but ...

so you shot this in JPG + RAW mode? thanks.

I am looking for a  43" flat 4k monitor too. I had to return the 43" LG 4k TV that had high ratings to be used as a monitor. It flickered too much and caused eye strain. I am looking at the 43" ...

Thanks. What about shots where he zooms out . Is he just walking backwards? Also some of his other vids show zooming out, but real fast. Not quite sure how he does it.

How do they create smooth moving footage....some are in the air too....drones for air and normal sliders for land? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZePDbK9-jw

thanks for the links and suggestions guys!

Does anyone use a big 4k TV like 43" at least to do their video and photo editing? How good are they? Which one do you have and really like. Reason i am asking because 4k monitors at that size is ...

and i initially i thought this was all online type deck of card for photography...lol

Did the Bison end up on the shelves of Costco’s meat section?

@jkokich. Or the photog needs more lessons

Am I the only one who likes most of the pics ?

Thanks

Amazing. I always have a hard time with glare, etc. Shooting thru windows

Is there an article online or even here that is a tutorial about video in general and shooting it along with explaining concepts and terminology. I need a video primer. Thanks.

It was late last year selling for $999 of body and spare grip along with 3 batteries. Then they had a combo special with 16-55mm lens for $1,698....just great deal

If you shoot wedding videos, you should get a camcorder.

Remember like 16 yrs ago when cameras started integrating video with cameras. People were like no way and still used their camcorders. Then after a few years, people expected video features to be...

The XH-1 late last year was $1,000 including battery pack. That was a pretty good deal....combined with 16-55mm lens it was $1,698.

so for those who got rid of their canons and lenses years ago to switch to sony, are you going to come back to canon?