You're Using The WRONG Camera, Here's Why

Camera gear has always been a struggle for me. No matter how much I research, or how hard I try to replicate my favorite creators, my cinematography always seemed to fall short of my expectations. I couldn’t understand why all my shots felt so bland.
How did my filmmaking idols do it? Was it because they had a bigger team? A larger budget? More gear to work with? Was I using the wrong camera?
Well, it turns out that I WAS using the wrong camera… BUT the real answer wasn’t in buying lights, or more lenses, or becoming a color grading master.
It was much simpler than that.

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[ryangerlach]

This is scientific proof that ”NYU’s prestigious film school” made a big prestigious mistake. Well done my friend. Keep shining that creative heart of yours.

[farhavens]

youtube algo finally came thru for once. awesome video, really interesting perspective on art and the historical context you brought was enlightening. glad you're being recognized on youtube

[ET-zder]

This is astounding! What an amazing video with a powerful message! 🔥 Thank you!❤

[AdrianHernandez-bpog]

As someone with More than enough camera gear (really more that I should have) it’s been a daily mind shift I be contemplating And asking myself when am I going to create? AS I go through the boring yet much needed college schedule and work I am hopeful that this semester I can work on bringing creativity out under the roots of my minds that had been haunting me the whole summer. I recently purchased a cinema camera ( granted one I do not need atm c300 mark i) beautimous and had created my first mediocre short film around my house. Nonetheless I see a lot of creatives like you that are inspiring me more and more to just go out there and CREATE. To anyone reading hopeful that we can all leave our imprint in this unfinished creative space of film making💯🤙

[tommyboulet]

Your video is amazing. Really. However, Nicephore Niepce invented photography, not Louis Daguerre. Louis has been working on developing the process with Nicephore later though + invented what we call "Daguerreotype".