Hey, check this out. This is a three axis gimble for doing steady shots and you can basically mount a camera to this and then what it does is uses a battery and a series of motors in here to keep everything steady while you're

shooting, hand-holding, walking.

So the idea of using this is that when I do vlog footage or I'm doing it shooting handheld that everything stays nice and

smooth so far this seems to be working really well I've got the Sony Arts 105

mounted to this and the steady shot on here is way better than what you get with the built-in image stabilization.

Just saying. We'll talk about this one. I've had a chance to get into a little more,

but as promised today, we're going to do Q&A. So the other day I put a post on the Art of Photography page on

Facebook and open it up for questions. You guys can ask me anything because today I'm

filming a Q&A. First up is Ashley Hoff who says what do you see as more important getting as much as possible

correct in camera or having the skills to transform an image in post. I

actually think the most important thing is having something to say as a

photographer now I realize that's coming from an art perspective. important thing is having something to say as a photographer.

Now I realize that's coming from an art perspective.

If you're shooting product, you're probably not being asked to

infuse creativity into the situation, or you might, I don't know.

But honestly, I think a good idea is way more important

than what you're doing with a camera what you're doing in post and I'll quote Laura

Wilson on this who I interviewed for the artist series and when she said

forget the F stops forget the shutter speeds you have to have something to say.

And I think that really rings true.

At least that's my philosophy.

If you're, I realize there's different types of photography

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