In this episode we followed the 9th Ward Navajo indians of New Orleans. Lets see if The BIG CHIEF has what it takes. By the looks of it, he’s going to be alright. I filmed scenes from all over New Orleans, this is what you will see when you come here. The city is beautiful. The people are awesome, from rich to poor they all have something to share. Whenever I travel to New Orleans I feel at home, almost like a 2nd home for me. Enjoy the video!!!
Produced by: Ron Alpha Email: Ronalphafilms@gmail.com
Eastern State Penitentiary was once the most famous and expensive prison in the world, but stands today in ruin, a haunting world of crumbling cellblocks and empty guard towers. Known for its grand architecture and strict discipline, this was the world’s first true “penitentiary,” a prison designed to inspire penitence, or true regret, in the hearts of prisoners. Its vaulted, sky-lit cells once held many of America’s most notorious criminals, including bank robber “Slick Willie” Sutton and Al Capone. I took a bunch of photos with my Canon 80D and Sony a6000. I took 5 lenses with me, thats all that could fit in my small camera bag. This was place spooky and cold. I got some good shots, but I would’ve loved to take video. They didn’t want anybody taking videos at all, that was a bummer. We spent about 3 hours there. There is an audio self guided tour you can take for $14. The story of the prison even crazier than the photos. If you want something to do any day during the week come check out Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia. They are open from 10am – 5pm everyday. I really enjoyed my time here.
Here are some clips from Atlantic City, NJ. I drove around the city and enjoyed the people and spent some time on the beach/boardwalk. I used to Canon 80D and the DJI OSMO to record these scenes in Atlantic City. Its not easy walking around with a big ass camera, so I’m looking into purchasing something small and easy to hide when I’m on the go. What do you film with and what are some tricks and tips you think I need to add to my videos. Any editing software worth getting?
We took a trip to the American Museum of Natural History in NYC, I took many photos. A good day to go is Sunday. Saturday is very packed and everybody is irritable and hot. Try carrying some water and a map of the museum, it helps. Some of the exhibits cost more money so bring some extra funds. I really enjoyed my time here. I’ve been here many times as a kid, but as an adult there is a greater appreciation of everything shown here.
Below is my equipment list. Play some music and enjoy the photos. Peace!!!
Check out this quick video tutorial of how to set up your Sony A6000 camera settings to work with adapted lenses. So you’ve got a Sony A6000 camera, you’ve got a vintage lens, you’ve even got the right adapter, you’ve got everything you need to shoot your masterpiece right…well almost. You still need to set your camera settings to work with these old adapted lenses. In this quick video we’ll look at how to set your camera to work without a lens, turn on manual focus assist, set the focus magnification time, set your focus peaking level and color, and assign the focus magnification to a custom button. that will have you using your adapted gear in no time:)
Written Instructions:
Power on A6000 . Press Menu Button . Gear Icon
Adapting vintage lenses can be an excellent way to acquire quality glass at a bargain price.
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This is the Commlite mount adapter, it allows you to put Canon lenses on Sony cameras and use the auto focus feature. I love it, I used it yesterday and it worked so well. The auto focus is not as fast as I would like it to be, but for the price its not that bad. I tested a few lenses on it. The Sony camera I use is the Sony a6000, a great mirrorless camera. I particularly like the Canon 50mm lens with the a6000, they work well together. For photos this works great, but for film and video it is not a great combination. If you are OK with using manual focus then you can get excellent results. I have seen some more expensive converters on amazon about 3 times the price of this one. In my personal opinion, the converter I buy shouldn’t be worth more than the lens itself. I think for more professional photographers this would be an option, but if you’re just a beginner save the money and go with this one.
(Canon 10-22mm, 10-18mm, 24mm & the 50mm f1.8)
A few weeks earlier I purchased another converter for $14, but that was a piece of garbage. Be cheap, but don’t be too cheap haha. This lens didn’t have autofocus, it basically just connected my lenses to the camera and nothing else. I couldn’t even manual focus. With my next purchase, I can say I found what I was looking for with the Comix Mount.
Below are photos of my a6000 with a Canon 10-22mm lens connected to it using the Comix lens converter.
My rating for this purchase:
You can buy this on amazon
Commlite new-generation electronic lens mount adapter CM-EF-NEX is mainly used for connecting the ‘Canon EF series lens’ to ‘Sony NEX series cameras with E-mount’. Meanwhile, Commlite utilizes the new electronic technology, which can make the aperture exactly being aligned via the adapter, and adjusted for auto-focus. It enhances the convenience of controlling the Canon EF series lens on Sony micro-single camera bodies in the electronic way. Besides, the aperture hole of the adapter design is based on the full-frame NEX camera , which help perfectly support the Sony NEX full-frame camera A7 and A7R.
Features:
1. Auto-focus function;
2. Aperture exactly being adjusted via the mount adapter;
3. Built-in hand-shaking IS function;
4. Full-frame adapter aperture hole design, perfectly support Sony full-frame camera A7/A7R;
5. Zinc alloy core makes the adapter strong and powerful;
6. Gold-plated pins brings the great conductivity of signal transmitting;
7. 1/4 Female thread screw for mounting onto the tripod;
Specification:
Compatible lens: Canon EF series lens
Compatible Cameras: NEX-3C NEX-5 NEX-5R NEX-5R NEX-5C NEX-6 NEX-7 NEX-F3 VG20 VG30 VG900 FS700 A7 A7R A7S
Front mount: Canon EF mount
Rear mount: Sony E mount
Tripod screw: 1/4 screw
Max. diameter and length: 66.6 x 26.0 MM
Weight: 175g
Color:Black
Package Included:
Electronic Auto Focus Adapter for Canon EOS EF-S lens to Sony NEX X1
(Manufactory Original Package)
Deer test footage Canon 80D w/ Canon 55-250mm Lens. I filmed some deer in my yard with the Canon 55-250mm lens. I wanted to see how close I could get to them before they ran away.
Here are some photos from my trips to New Orleans this past year. I used all of my lenses on these photos. I walked around asking people to take photos of them, people were more than happy to pose for me. People love to be loved, they love attention and it makes them feel good to feel important. I don’t care how you look on the outside, your smile and spirit is what I want to capture. I hope you enjoy my photos, feel free to critique them….enjoy!!!
I filmed scenes from all over New Orleans, this is what you will see when you come here. The city is beautiful. The people are awesome, from rich to poor they all have something to share. The video may be a bit long, but I just wanted to throw in as many small cool shots as I could for the viewer to see. I might redo this video and make smaller versions of it. Whenever I travel to New Orleans I feel at home, almost like a 2nd home for me. Enjoy the video!!!