A initially learned photography as a kid shooting black & white then developing the photos in a dark room, that was a magical time and sparked my interest in photography. As I got older I dabbled in digital photography but wasn't until my kids were born that i really started to get an active interest back in it all.
I'm thinking of buying the x100s as my still camera. From ur experience, is the autofocus on the x100s too slow to grab a instant shot? Or should I consider the x100t? Is it worth the extra paying?
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Cool video. I also don't bring my computer with me on my travels, your idea of switching sd cards is pretty clever, I'm going to do that too. I think a nice addition to your gear would be a small external hard drive and ad usb card reader, you can backup you photos when you find a computer at the hotel/hostel, its nice because you would have your files saved in 2 different devices (sd and hd).
omg!! yesss!! finally found someone like you😍 trying to find a channel like this for years😄 .. you're the best!😊 please make more vids! ..Everything about you're videos are great! the reviews are so helpful! 😇 #iamfangirlin'now #Thebest 😍😂😀😙☺ ~peace.
The one thing I love on this video is the memory cards. You and I share the same thing, I also usually never carry a laptop with me most of the time and instead carry 16 SD cards.
By the way nice video and nice to meet someone in the internet who shares the same thoughts.
I always though that you need to carry your laptop whenever you travel but now your video is making me consider whether that's really the case. I guess I could leave the editing for when I return home.
Interesting if you want to travel lightweight . What I like most in the video is the neat presentation ( I dislike people cluttering things , it happens mostly in unboxing videos )
I don't take a computer also but I usually upload them when in my hotel to Dropbox via my iPhone or iPad. That way if I lose a card, I at least have it online.
What's with all the masking tape on your camera and lenses?
Do you travel with a full size DSLR and what do you store it in within the GR0 to protect it?
I really like that bag, but the lack of a side mesh pocket for a water bottle stops me from buying it.
I'm thinking of buying the x100s as my still camera. From ur experience, is the autofocus on the x100s too slow to grab a instant shot? Or should I consider the x100t? Is it worth the extra paying?
Hey bo,
I was wondering where can I find your editing work?
Sincerely Rodin
Awesome Video, loved the gear! Anyone who reads this comment, I would appreciate it if you would check out my tech and photography channel. (KW Tech) (#selfpromotion!).
super
very smart tip about swithing cards
Cool video. I also don't bring my computer with me on my travels, your idea of switching sd cards is pretty clever, I'm going to do that too. I think a nice addition to your gear would be a small external hard drive and ad usb card reader, you can backup you photos when you find a computer at the hotel/hostel, its nice because you would have your files saved in 2 different devices (sd and hd).
omg!! yesss!! finally found someone like you😍
trying to find a channel like this for years😄
..
you're the best!😊 please make more vids!
..Everything about you're videos are great! the reviews are so helpful! 😇 #iamfangirlin'now
#Thebest 😍😂😀😙☺
~peace.
The one thing I love on this video is the memory cards. You and I share the same thing, I also usually never carry a laptop with me most of the time and instead carry 16 SD cards.
By the way nice video and nice to meet someone in the internet who shares the same thoughts.
What's the name of the backpack?
I always though that you need to carry your laptop whenever you travel but now your video is making me consider whether that's really the case. I guess I could leave the editing for when I return home.
Thank you for share your experience.
Interesting if you want to travel lightweight . What I like most in the video is the neat presentation ( I dislike people cluttering things , it happens mostly in unboxing videos )
Hello Bo. When you do not have a computer, you can still use an Android phone (plus an OTG cable, USB hub and card reader) to backup you photos. Here's a detailed link: http://www.yogeshsarkar.com/blog/2014/08/21/portable-photo-backup-system-photographers-travelers/
I don't take a computer also but I usually upload them when in my hotel to Dropbox via my iPhone or iPad. That way if I lose a card, I at least have it online.
hey , what microphone do you records and what camera you shot on
Hi Bo! I've been really enjoying your videos! I've been looking at the GH4 and wanted to hear your thoughts on it? If love to see a review video 🙂
What's the name of small bags that holds your gears in your backpack??
And great video
Very good video. After seeing your photography setup, I'm thinking of ditching my Canon DSLR for a smaller mirrorless one.
Question: I am in the throes of making a GoRuck purchase. Trying to decide between the GR0 and the GR1. Why did you choose the GR0 over the Gr1?
Thanks.
Very helpful
Loving your minimalist and simple photography set up. Have a good light ahead, sir. Take care! 🙂
this was very informative, thanks!