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How about Matti Haapoja’s “epic fpv sea transition” video that was just an artlist AI ad disguised as a helpful video. The same bro who was gonna “take a break from YouTube and really get back to his creative roots for a year” now shilling Higgsfield AI whilst reviewing yet another lens in a sea of perfectly imperfect but still perfect lenses that are all the same and can be made to look however you want because there’s no bad gear anymore just the potential to either acquire or lack skill. -
My path has been both of these lol. I’ve been a massive tech enthusiast since I was 8 years old…so I definitely have loved learning about and getting hype over gear, although it’s also very overblown and I don’t like the cycle we are in now. But I also fell in love with the creative process, the ability to improve my skills to be creative and get better at crafting cool images and edits to tell impactful stories. I’ve both drooled over camera’s and simultaneously gotten immense satisfaction when I figured out how to make my 7 yr old 8 bit Nikon footage look and grade just the way I wanted. I’m a gear head who also thinks spec wars are overblown anymore. A camera nerd who gets sick of the hype machine, but still enjoys to watch. A creative, who was horrible at any science or math class in high school, but who loves tech and can understand complex broadcast equipment and understand the technical aspects of this industry easily. An artist who hates painting and drawing but constantly has visual ideas. I’m a weird mix of both of those lol. But I also think many of us are this way.
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I appreciate all the perspectives here. What I was really trying to get at wasn’t blame or entitlement, but just the feeling of saturation. The constant release cycle and hype can start to feel disconnected from where a lot of people are right now, even if the economics behind it make sense. A few of you said it well, this loop exists because we all participate in it, and stepping back is probably the healthiest move. Either way, it’s been interesting to see how differently people experience the same industry. -
true! speaking of which: ..would you mind expanding on these quality of life issues, CFB extraction aside? -
By eatstoomuchjam · Posted
The good news is that, as you've already been finding, there's not a bad choice among the cameras you're looking at. The only way you can make a wrong choice is to choose one that isn't ergonomic for you. 😄
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