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Hey I see a lot of photographers and videographers using Mac. Is Mac better for editing photos and video or does it matter what system software you have just the what's inside the computer matters?
Great video thanks. I wonder whether you have experienced what i have. I slept in my car in February 12F in Colorado! I wanted to take pictures (I have a Nikon 7100) and drone footage (DJI Spark) of the Great Sand Dunes National park, all my batteries DIED due to the cold. Even having them in my pocket did not work that well. I later thought of putting HANDWARMERS in with my drone case and my camera gear…after that, no problems with cold batteries.
Do you edit your photos on your laptop or is it primarily for connecting to the cloud for backup purposes?
There's pros and cons to a backpack. Ten years ago I spent four months researching a book on Ansel Adams and traipsed all over California, New Mexico, Arizona, etc hiking all over creation, and I used a top of the line Kata backpack that was supremely comfortable and came with excellent strapping. Only problem, and it does get tedious, is that you have to undo the belt and drop the thing to the ground when you need or want something, then hoist it back up and do the buckles up again – if it weighs as much as mine did that gets really old after a while. Sure, you can hang a camera from your neck or the straps, and I generally us a vest to carry bits and pieces I may need in situations like that, but if you're using a couple of bodies, need to switch to a different lens, or have to grab the tripod, then back you go to taking the pack off again. It's times like that when you wish you simply had a shoulder bag, but of course carrying one of those all over the place would kill your shoulders after a while. For long days of tramping everywhere backpacks are definitely the way to go, but they do have their limitations as well.
Did you ever have to do any paperwork for your gear when traveling to different countries?
Peter dude you're killing it. Just unlocked a 1T WD harddrive and found it's empty. Also going on a trip next week and this video really helped on what to bring. Keep the great content coming!!!
Hey Pete 👋 – 044
Good, dynamic, enthousiast, persuasive, rushy, quick, fast, accurate, funny, usefull, nervous, breathing, FANTASTIC presentation. I will just try to remember everything…do you have a version in slow motion ? Keep smiling I love this video
watched this a week before my big europe trip thanks
Thank you for being my “photo Shaman!” Aahhmmmmmm.
This is so true!! Went to Nashville at the beginning of April. Wanted to get some night shots from the rooftops but no bars would let you go in with your backpack. Then I said I’ll leave my back pack down here and they still would not allow any detachable lens. 🤦🏻♀️I was so upset so I went back to the car and left my camera in there.
It's too bad that my Samsung s7 has no accessible batteries…
Would you recommend any variable ND? 😛
i mean…lightroom can do all that organizing for you if you set it up nice, you can just go through the metadata, the filters are awesome
But what if you're already home when all that happens?
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Super super useful tips hope to see more in the future 🔥
you act good bro
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allways you help me alot peter, you are the best.
A lot of Pete's tips in this one are very basic nuts-and-bolts stuff any serious shooter should already know. At the same time, however, if one is not a pro shooting every day, or if one shots mostly in a studio, this type of reminder video can most definitely save the day! Thanx, Pete.
Venice, like most Italy actually, is not a secure place. Be careful showing off your equipment and look out for grab-and-run phone thieves.
You are so right on with your tips. Also, you have one of the few videos where every other sentence doesn't include, "like," "actually," "you know," "ah."
Very useful and fun to listen to. Excellent!
little did Pete know, 2 years later in 2019 he'd have his own camera bag!
Bring these videos back, this was so helpful and so interesting!
I love your channel and always look out to your next upload, you have inspired and helped me improve my videos.. I believe I am the future you