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(cracks knuckles and neck)
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(air horn sounds)
(laughter)
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(guitar riff)
(paintball gun fires)
(sighs)
- Unbelievable.
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(sighs)
- Oh, this is the wrong pelican.
These things are so heavy too.
Now that we have it open, I thought you might wanna see.
This is where I keep all my lenses.
This is just basically a case full of glass and metal.
Pro tip: throw some gaff tape, throw the name
of the lens diameter, boush, on the end of that lens cap.
Super basic tip, obviously, I know tons of people do it
for this very reason.
You can just look in. You don't have to pull it out
and say oh okay, 24-70, this is the 35, that's the hundred.
You just.. No.
We need the hundred? Boom. There it is.
You need the 35? Boosh. I got you.
72 hundred? Oop! Uh-oh.
Haven't updated that one yet.
Make sure these are all nice and tight.
Welcome to the vlog.
This is the right one, and, unfortunately,
this is Canon's pelican case, and my time
with the EOSR has come to an end.
So, I actually have to go to Canon today
and bring everything back.
If you guys haven't watched my review on the R,
I posted it yesterday.
Thank you to everyone that watched it and enjoyed it
and got some insight out of it.
I saw a lot of people saying, like,
he's not gonna actually switch to the 1DX, is he?
And, no, I'm actually going to try and make
a whole new kit so that when my what's in my camera bank
2019 video comes out in a few months, I kinda wanna have
the whole thing, just all of it new, revamped everything.
I'm looking to challenge myself as a filmmaker,
and as a photographer, and I think different tools
are going to do that for me.
And the biggest thing I saw was this version of the 1DX.
He's not gonna switch to it because it doesn't have 120.
If you watch that whole video, I said in there
the limitations that this has that my other camera doesn't
is going to challenge me to do new things,
think in different ways.
Is this better than the 1DS marked 2?
In my opinion, it's a completely different beast.
It's like saying, is this Ferrari better than this minivan?
Well, yeah, it is, but if you have five kids,
you're gonna use a minivan.
So, it's kinda like it's hard to compare
totally different cameras.
The 1DX is an Olympic camera.
It's for, like, sports shooters.
It's not even meant to be a video camera.
This has video shooters in mind, more than the 1DX did.
They both have their places.
Am I still gonna use it? Yeah, because 120,
I mean, I can't live without it completely.
So I'm still gonna have it around.
You'll see it in this video right here.
But other than that, had a great time using it.
Didn't get a chance to use the 24 to 105.
The 50 mill is super sharp.
20 to 70, biggest lens I've ever seen.
This is a straight up, like, tah! Weapon.
Could take a life with that.
And their new little 35. I didn't really have much
time with this either.
So, again, if you didn't see the review,
I'll link it above, and, I think on top
of switching your gear to become a better filmmaker,
by giving yourself limitations and challenges,
I think shooting with different people
are going to give you, you know,
different styles and challenges as well.
It's like, when I shoot with Matti,
when I started out with him, actually,
I, you know, everything I'm doing now, for my work flow,
I was doing none of it when I first met him.
And kinda vice versa.
In fact, I wonder if he.. Hey! Matti!
Come here for a second!
Let's just film a little office conversation, shall we?
Makes perfect sense.
What would you say you've adopted from my weird style?
First, is like what I've adopted to your weird style.
- Well, a good example is, like, when we met each other,
you weren't using ND filters.
- I wasn't using any filters. I wasn't using lights,
I wasn't doing proper frame raise.
I was overcranking everything. I was doing nothing right.
- It wasn't necessarily because you weren't doing it right,
It was like a decision. You wanted to make the video
tell the story, and you didn't care as much
about having the perfect setting and all that stuff.
Where as I was like I wanna have the perfect settings,
and I've had to give up some of that, I think.
Like the other day, I was overcranking.
You were like, what the heck are you doing?
- I remember the other day too, you were like,
nah, I don't use ND's anymore.
I was like, why? You're just like, I can't be bothered.
We like, switched roles.
That's funny how that happens, but I don't know.
I would say more recently now, I do like
seeing more wide stuff that tells a better story.
Because I see your footage, and I'm like,
oh that does look so good, like our B roll battle.
Yeah, I would come out and say that you
took the crown on that one for sure.
- You think so?
- Oh, a hundred percent.
- I think it's still more of a different style, but..
- I think they're both different styles, but I do think..
- I think, I don't know how to catch.
I think we told more of a cohesive story.
It was a bit of a tough job, I think
if we didn't have a story.
- I think we had better shots,
and the slide across the hood was awesome.
But it was still great and your ram thing into the car,
I don't know, you're obviously very different styles,
but I just like your better.
It just worked better as a standalone piece.
I think if we spliced them together,
it would've been the ultimate..
- Oh, it would've been ultimate.
- But, yeah. I don't know. I think, I saw a lot of comments.
I think most of the comments were like, Matti wins!
The B role king has been dethroned!
Like, I was never the king.
- That happens with wide shots that a lot of people don't do
is like showing the environment enough.
Like, you understand what's going on.
- I always vlog in 16 mill. I would vlog wider if I could.
Like, for sure.
This is what actually happens at the office
when we're supposed to be editing and doing work.
We just get into these deep conversations
while we play basketball, but what would you say
you've adapted from my style in the 2 years
we've hanging out? Because I obviously went from
really gorilla, running gun, shooting with window light,
like, using nothing, to suddenly like,
I've got the boom pole and the boom mic
and perfect audio, and I'm checking levels,
and I'm editing with wave forms and scopes,
and everything just became way more of a hassle
since I met you. But my stuff was way better.
- I think the reason why you're so good at what you do
is because you go the extra mile.
And a lot of times I would just, I feel comfortable
sitting at my desk in front of the camera.
It's easy. It's comfortable.
But getting those like extra shots on top of
what I would do normally, or just going outside more,
like I did this morning. I filmed outside.
I could've done the whole video right there
and it would've been really easy and comfortable,
but I know it's gonna be better if I actually go out.
- That's hard to do. It's easier said than done.
- But the biggest thing you've done for me
is distract me from my work.
So, I'm gonna go back now.
- This is true.
(guitar riff)
There's only one way to settle this.
That's with an old school western draw, like a duel.
I think we'll go A 25 springs.
And masks. First head shot wins.
It's the only way.
Matti!
Only one way to settle this.
- What are we settling?
- You mobbing my coffee morning sequence
with the automatic gun. So, an old western duel.
A draw. First to shoot someone in the face wins.
- Face?
- Yeah. We'll put masks on, but you only get one bullet.
So, make it count.
(cocking gun)
- You know what's gonna happen.
- I'm gonna win.
- No, both of us are gonna miss.
- Yeah, impossible.
Take your positions!
(guns cocking)
(western music plays)
- Champion! I knew it! I knew it! Never the draw!
That's my jam!
- You hit me in the face!
- That's my jam!
So that's it for me guys.
Hope you enjoyed this video.
If you did, hit that like button, the smash hits 2018 style.
Subscribe if you aren't already, and I know
I went over 2 minutes, but the unfortunate thing is
this camera here that's filming me is also an EOSR
because I had 2 of them so I could film B role of it
so I'm gonna have to take this away as well
and we'll see you guys in the next video. Bye.
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