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Loved the video. Simple, crisp & to the point. The assignment is perfect :)

This was SUPER helpful - thanks Pat!

You are very easy to understand and I enjoy your video. Thanks

Video suggestion: I think it’s interesting how much of your photography captures well-known places and buildings, but in an especially well-done way (thinking especially of Changi jewel). I assume a lot of planning goes into those shots. It would be interesting to hear what that process is like.

Thank you for making this. I jump between computers as well and this is a great inspiration. I was previously handling HDD from WD but they aways needed a powersupply and were just too bulky to work well for the task. That UGreen suggestion with the NVme drive was a great tip it is actually cheaper than something like a Samsung T7, and like you said probably more repairable if the error is on the enclosure/adapter side.

I got two devices I use for editing, an desktop PC at home, and a iPad pro on the road. I got creative cloud and 1TB of data. So I can import my photos to my desktop in lightroom classic or in lightroom on my ipad. And it sync all ways, even to lightroom on my phone.

Thank you for sharing your approach! I too need to be able to access files on the fly whether at home, at work, or at a client’s site. Will have to take a clear look at your use of the customizable drives.

Really like the aspect ratio. Bold move. Looks great

Thank you for this pat ❤

my god, the lighting is immaculate

Didn't know of the NVMe portable solution + good storage tips and solutions. Been using an External Storage and Cloud (but haven't backed everything to cloud for example) need to go through my archive and organize a bit more. I am also curious if you organize your captures based on dates taken + title them? What is your file structuring process like?

Awesome storage solution. 👌 I also like to keep my storage workflow small & portable. Right now I've been using Samsung T5 SSD's for my workflow & never had issues with it & totally love them, but I'm definitely keen to try this Sabrent one you mentioned, which looks super cool & practical.

Yeah your method isnt bad at all, 3-2-1 method is generally the recommended and you fulfill that. One thing you may not be mitigating for is ransomware the issue with cold storage is that you could have files infected and encrypted, but you won't know until you try to open them. So I would add some procedures which would be check old files on a schedule. also not sure if you are 2 way syncing because that wouldn't be recommended. Another issue with your system is that you are carrying both the SD cards and the SSD if you were robbed, both of those backups are gone. What I would recommend is either syncing those files immediately to a cloud provider or if you have someone working on the shoot with you I would make a copy and give it to them. Overkill but obviously these are nitpicking

Portability aside, aying a NAS is slow is a bit of a weird blanket statement, it really depends on the harware, implementation and what you populate them with. The brand name ones are pretty expensive, it's better to built a small form factor NAS yourself, and you could even include 10Gb/s NICs and an NVMe carrier card for 2 or way more SSDs and add a few high capacity hard drives for archiving.

actually the most annoying thing is backing up finalcut libraries takes donkey years to backup and each time it feels like my labtop and external ssd is going to explode

i would recommend WD hard-drive 5TB and yeah keep it with parents or family.... trust me as a normal amature photographer you won't have that much things to back up probably 2/3 TB per year I hav like 3 of them now in the last 6 years.. cheap and does the job well.

love your SSD setup and overall workflow.

YES YES YEES, I've been wanting a storage workflow video from you for the longest! thank youuuu

i have one case of that in my mac mini with 1tb too and a NVME . But at work I use a Synology Nas ds 1522+ with Exos seagate drives in Raid. Yeah they are way too slow...but I just use photos. I don't do video.

THIS VISUAL or this SETUP looks sooo good! Thats why i clicked on it! kkudos

Just finished binge watching this series and find it really good. Excellent content, presentation, and recommendations. Looking forward to your tutorial on black-and-white photography!

Great content. Leave out G...D...language.

i suggest looking at lenses you want to use or get a second hand camera and leave the search for later. my dad picked a nikon d90 because it came with 18-105mm zoom lens that he couldn't find on other systems and it almost never left the camera. he upgraded to a z50 because he could adapt his old f mount glass and get an e mount adapter to use a tamron 17-70 f/2.8. i was lucky enough to start with his old powershot g6 which i could learn a lot from, when the d90 broke and was only usable with manual lenses, i switched to that and learned how to use it completely manually. after that i spent months looking for the camera i want to buy and settled with the fujifilm x-s20. to me its a dream camera with all the features i could want and a good selection of x mount lenses, including the 18-55mm f/2.8-4 kit lens that is most likely going to stay in my collection as long as i have the camera.

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Great information and Motivation. Thank you.

What are your thoughts on the 85mm 1.4 GM vs 85mm 1.8?

What a great video! I learnt a lot, lol

Need to get north borders on

Loved it, I have learned some cool street photography from Liam on some photo walks

14mm 1.8 (best lens for street photography where you want to emphasize architecture, capture broad spaces) 24-70 sigma (for everything, also single lens to take for traveling into cities doing street, architecture) 85mm 1.4 sigma (for street, portraits and even landscapes sometimes, if I want to travel light) 35-150 tamron (as a strange 70-200 alternative, while being able to carry a single lens) 200-600 (for wildlife, great compression on landscapes, even sometimes street photography, for the fun of it) a7iv. (best budget camera that has birdie autofocus)

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Your shots are amazing. Stunning views. When would you suggest time to visit Kyoto to experience autumn peak? Visiting Osaka-Kyoto this year with family. would appreciate reply❤

lmao steph's reactions while u explain the locations are so good

It's progressive. 1. Fixed lens point and shoot with manual, aperture priority, and shutter priority modes. When you outgrow that: 2. Interchangeable lens camera, smallish sensor, with three prime lenses: 28mm, 50mm, and 85mm. If you outgrow that: 3. Full frame and or zoom lenses. At this point you will know what you need.

You the best 😊

Loved watching this today morning! Great insights and advice from you both as you go through your thoughts on it all! Can't wait to see more!

Well done Liam. Incredible inspiration. Very proud of you. You bring joy and happiness to this world and those you meet 🥰

Hi Pat, great video. One question though, at what point of this journey should you begin to monetize your craft?

You are amazing! Excellent. thank you so much

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Thanks for your content! 🔥🔥🔥

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2 legends sharing incredible stories

was on the fence and was about to buy my second prime (35mm / 24mm) and this video just swung the needle enough. 24mm just ordered. Thank you Pat.

Im confused to choose. A73 or 6700?

You should get on trash taste and make their set and video quality aesthetically pleasing like yours

Is this only on lightroom classic ? I am using the regular lightroom , I can't find it

In fact, we didnt know.

Could you please make a video on picking the right gadget and setup. Especially for developing countries where people run on small savings. Also, what camera on should pick for a particular setting (Travel, Wedding, Fashion)?

Wow. Amazing information. Thank you for doing this. I'll be seeing the world differently as I'm out with my camera.

Depends on your culture in my culture is one the best thing that every one have to have