Tadashi Filters — tutorial

Get a detailed look at what’s inside Kyle Camarillo’s camera bag! Kyle Camarillo is a well respected and long time skateboard industry videographer & photographer. In this episode of “My Bag” he dispels every piece of his arsenal and also includes vital tips that we can all learn from. Thank you, Kyle, for sharing with us and for all your contributions to skateboarding! short cuts- camera body 1:00 photo fisheye 1:21 video bodies 1:36 video fisheye 2:44 mic 3:43 drone 3:46 flashes 4:55 moment lenses 6:20 handle 6:50 tripod 7:05 light stands: 7:38 gimbal 8:03 http://KyleCamarillo.com

  This INSERT is an optional way to securely attach a Tadashi Filter. The user can opt out of using the shock absorbing protection feature by removing the Shock Bands and by inserting the INSERT between the lens and filter. Will firmly locked in filter will prevent any jiggling during camera movement to the filter, which can be distracting in video footage. A secured filter will keep dirt and dust off the surface of your fisheye and off of the inside of the filter for a cleaner shot. During impact more pressure will be directed onto the lenses mount verses being distributed...

Shooting pics in the rain is awesome. What are you afraid of getting wet??? Hustle your crew together, weather proof your camera and flashes and go get out there! Marshall Manuel, powerslide Choose a lens, get your camera and fisheye protector. Today we are shooting with the Nikon D800, 10.5mm nikon, and PRO Fisheye Protector Get a rain sleeve! We bought an OP TECH USA rain sleeve, size small, from Samy's Camera, 2 for $8.25. If your on a budget one can just use a clear plastic bag and slit a hole for the lens to tightly squeeze thru on the...