jgharding Posted May 25, 2020 Author Share Posted May 25, 2020 Obviously this came from a place of lecturing myself more than anything else, but figured it may help us all once in a while. It’s SO EASY to get pulled into obsessing over specs, or the thrill of the eBay chase and so on. at the start of the year I moved studio and just had mountains of audio and video gear to shift, some of it I just got preoccupied with a notion that a certain sound or look would “inspire me” but TBH it was nonsense, I just enjoyed the hunting and buying, as soon as thing arrived the hit of endorphins was gone and it gathered dust. So now I’ve sold a ton. I still have a lot, but try to keep to stuff that really makes a difference. i settled on the S1H as my camera now. The company I co-run still has a GH5 and C200, but the S1H is the best balance for me, and I’ll stick to it and learn it. The autofocus makes me want to yeet it off a cliff though, but hey I just stick Zeiss primes on it with Nucleus nano and I’m happy! heart0less 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Administrators Andrew Reid Posted May 26, 2020 Administrators Share Posted May 26, 2020 The thing about actually finishing things got a nod and a laugh from me, I can't count how many things I've started and then left in limbo, meaning to come back later but never do. I think I am easily bored. Always looking for next idea. Nucleus nano sounds like a good idea. The S1H is a great cinema camera. It's never going to be a camcorder with AF or an effortless run & gun shot grabber. X-T4 with an 18-135 is better at that. I'd like to settle on one camera too. Would be nice 😂 jgharding and Lux Shots 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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