VLOG with ME! 4th of July EDITION – New Gimbal + Florida Island Adventure

Welcome to another edition of VLOG WITH ME! The series where I take you along for a behind the scenes day of vlogging.

In this series, I share vlogging tips and tricks, along with my own struggles to hopefully give you some additional insight on how to vlog in real life.

You will learn about the gear I’m using, how it’s working, and what happens when it doesn’t!

In this episode, we explore Ft. McRee on the Gulf Coast of Florida, near Pensacola. I experiment with my NEW gimbal after unboxing it the night before. I also bring out some old vlogging gear like the Canon G7x Mk II – which I’m less afraid of ruining with salt water and sand simply due to its age and unfortunate condition.

I even get Brian to capture some sweet gimbal shots of me being ridiculous!

I hope that joining me to experience my vlogging struggles and wins helps to prepare you for creating your own vlogs.

Leave a comment and let me know how you spent your 2020 4th of July!

GEAR I MENTION:

► My New Gimbal 

► Canon G7x Mk II Vlogging Camera

► Canon M50 Mirrorless Camera

► Canon M6 Mk II Mirrorless Camera

► Sigma 16mm f/1.4 EF-M

► Sigma 30mm f/1.4 EF-M

► Rode Wireless Go Mic

► Gorillapod Vlogging Grip

► Clamp Grip 

► GoPro (the latest) 

► WANT AWESOME COLOR in your VIDEOS?

This video was color graded using AMaeTV LUTS. You can use them too! 

Because it has been so highly requested, I’m finally creating an ULTIMATE VIDEO GUIDE to help you overcome the challenge of Manual Camera Setting Mastery.

This guide will be tailored to the Canon M50 and the Canon M6 Mark II, but will also apply to many other Canon cameras.

It will include video tutorials, written instructions, demonstrations in various filming situations, personalized support, and more!

Gaining this knowledge and set of skills will give you MUCH more control over the look of your videos, and once you master this you’ll always know how to work with the exposure triangle no matter WHAT camera you use.

So even if you kinda understand manual settings, but still don’t use them at all times, then this guide will just TAKE you to that next level.

If this sounds interesting or you’d like to share your input on it BEFORE I create it, then register your interest via the link in the video description below and I will look forward to updating you, personally, as it’s being created and released.