Can we bring the water to the pond?

What concentration is that?

Ok, it is the tooth.

Does a needle go in there?

No, this is the habitual expression as.

You never know when it will happen.

It is the habitual expression as well as the habitual expression of a needle.

It is the habitual expression of a needle.

It is the habitual expression of a needle.

So I recently upgraded to one of these DJI Osmo Pocket 3 to make my videos but before that I was using a lot my iPhone 12 Pro Max from 4 years ago and I was really happy with the image quality.

Some of my most used videos were made almost exclusively using this phone so definitely you can start and grow a YouTube channel just with an iPhone.

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I've been shooting with the Sony a7IV and the Sigma 35mm f2, contemporary lens.

I love this lens so far, it's a bit heavy, it has a few flaws like the heavy vignetting and some fringing that are quite wide open apertures.

But otherwise it is a very solid lens, beautiful bokeh, f2 is plenty enough on full frame and it's much lighter than the f1.4 version that I would get rid of.

What else?

The build is extremely good, full of metal, absolutely beautiful with the aperture ring on par with what I've tried on Fujifilm lenses.

But there is a point where you really question whether having such a heavy beautiful metal build is really the best thing.

Because I wish it was about the same size, same look but maybe with a few parts in plastic or other sort of metallic material.

And maybe spare 50 or 75 grams because it's right at the edge of what I can tolerate to have around my neck for a whole day.

And I knew if it was just 50 grams lighter it could make a big difference.

Good shot.

Hello.

Hello.

Hello.

Nice view on the Genbaku dome but it's 35, it's pretty wide.

Let's grab the shot anyway, here's the guy walking, it's quite cool.

There's something I always kind of question myself is if you find it important to see the screen when I do these POV GoPro segments.

Because it's actually a struggle to include the screen and even when you include the screen sometimes because of the exposure you can't see anything.

So yeah, if not then I don't have to and it's much easier.

We have the light coming from the right here hitting the building in a pretty nice way.

It's almost coming from my back at 180 degrees so that's not the very ideal situation but still it lights one face and creates a nice shadow here.

So it adds this 3D effect which really adds depth.

I like that building in the background, there's some sort of a leading line with these, I don't know, walls preventing from the water to get over the riverbank.

I'll use that as a leading line and focus on the building.

There's some interesting little clouds, that's a pretty nice frame.

I use tracking to focus and recompose.

This is pretty cool because there is the Hiroshima castle in the background and you see those workers preparing the park that is under construction in front.

And I could catch a photo where they were like holding some sort of a cloth.

There's also a frame in the frame like this and a bit of action in the foreground, the castle in the background, pretty dark surroundings, typically a frame that I like.

I took a very similar picture here about three months ago and today the weather is nice, I like the light.

It changed because it's under construction so obviously it had a fair bit of development.

Now there is some sort of a grass, a bit patchy still but let's grab a shot.

Good point.

You see now the castle is pretty close to the building right next to it so if they move a little bit more right you see that it starts to separate itself from the building.

And we have a cleaner look on the castle which I like better.

There's an interesting light hitting the building up there.

I think there's something to do with the reflection here.