This episode goes into detail about how I'm putting together and planning to use the Advanced Kit (including how I set up and use it in my YouTube studio).

This episode covers exactly how moving from the Basic Kit to the Advanced works. You may not believe this, but getting into filmmaking can be very INEXPENSIVE (all of the cameras in this kit produce a good image  in 4K, and can be had for $300 each on the used market).

I bought a LUT and it didn't work. I thought about it (for a number of years) then came to the conclusion that LUTs need to be lens-sensor specific. I'll tell you why in this episode.

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In this episode, we go over how I'm using LUTs to shot match cameras (using what I call a "Real" LUT). I am hoping to make these LUTs available on my website (as soon they are created, tested, approved, etc).

In this episode, I'm going to talk about why I'm trying to get away from using a news-style tone of voice when creating YouTube videos (and of course, why). Here is the link to the example of a "radio voice" from MarkusPix https://youtu.be/uvGXNPdKk0E and here's the link I mentioned for his back story https://youtu.be/FsDLn9ySY9w

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Let's talk about how to build a box for the ATEM Mini, even if you're not very good at DIY. It's really easy, and I came up with options for both recording and live streaming (one uses an iPad or PC tablet to stream)!

Let's talk about how to build a box for the ATEM Mini, even if you're not very good at DIY. It's really easy, and I came up with options for both recording and live streaming (one uses an iPad or PC tablet to stream)!

MORE STORIES ON THE BLOG:

https://www.silverlightphotoco.com/blog

In this episode, we'll focus on the concept of photographers becoming filmmakers. Many say the transition is not even possible, but after making the switch myself, I started developing a system to help the much maligned "photographer" recover from the saying "Photographers Aren't Filmmakers".