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Alright that's I'm getting the 85, I've been thinking about getting the Canon ef 85mm 1.2 L, this will go nice with my Eos R and Eos 3 film camera.

This video made me subscribe hahahah Love the jokes man haha

I shot RAW video with my phone. Thanks. Goodbye.

Mei called. She wants her hat back.

I recently invested in the 14mm, and I am absolutely blown away. The Wide angle and speed have produced phenomenal photos! I contemplated the 16-35mm vs 14mm, but for the price of the 16-35mm, I could buy the 14mm, 35mm and 50mm. So that made more sense to me.

I always like your reviews about Sony cameras. I would like to ash to help me on one simple subject: The beefing sound once the camera is in focus. First I have to let you know right away that B&H did help with setting up, still that gentleman can't figure it how to setup for the beef sound issue. Yes, I have setting up sound mode to ON, focus mode to AF-S (not AF-C) and audio signal to ON. What else do I miss? Thank you very much for your help.

Glad to see this video aged well! With the Sony A7C II out, it sure is the perfect camera 🙌🏼 they just needed to add good video specs and it’d be sweet 🔥

These are amazing and inspirational. <3

Too stupid Jason. You can do better.

Finally great comparison video 👏

Thanks for video! 👏

Love your lense review videos! I always come to your page to see if you have a review before I buy a lense.

This channel is so amazing 😊

Nice lens but 85mm 1.4 is better

Thanks

24-50 distortion at 24 is a bit too high.

very useful. Thanks for this amazing video ❤

£900 new with cashback in June (UK) - was thinking of the a6700 with sigma 18-50, but ended up going for tiny form factor instead

Never seen the water cycle?

Excitable dudes usually annoy the ____ out of me, but I love those guys energy and timing 😀

You could just not spend an inordinate amount of money without the other person knowing. That's an idea.

Love your energy!

I love your video, I just got a canon t3i rebel from my father and I’m on step 0 of photography. I enjoyed your tips!

I’m still debating between the ZVE1 or the S5iix 😩🙂‍↕️ I have a Fujifilm xs10 and want to get into video. I’m looking for great low light performance and amazing auto focus which leads to to Sony but I live in Texas now and it gets hot here lol.. help with camera recommendations 🥲

10:44 Skin tones are off the chart got me! Love this video brother Vong I always wanted a high quality camera glad I made the purchase

It would have been great if the aperture was set f/2.0, then the short range would have made sense.

I have a sony a6400 what focus setting would you use on 2 people on the screen? I'm getting focus breathing. I'm guessing its getting thrown off by the multiple faces

Literally no fat in this video. I love it. Well f'ing done mate!

😂😂😂

New subscriber here. I like to learn photography this video is helpful to me. thank you

Hi Jason I have Lightroom on my laptop, but it’s laggy. Like I’d click on one thing and it’ll pause for a moment. It’s just not smooth. Is there a reason for this? Is my laptop 🗑️? I even bought it solely for lightroom or editing pictures in general 😔.

valuable review!

How does this lens with the sony a74 handle photographing dogs in action?

I love my 35-150 for street photography, especially for the 900 euros I paid for it, because some doofus decided to sell it on the most unpopular forum there is :D But I agree, it's a large and heavy lens, compared to something like a 24-70, or especially a bright modern prime like a 35 mm GM.

hey i'm thinking or buying tamron 18-300mm 3.5 lens for distant and normal photography as well as sony 1.8 11mm for wide angle photography. should i go for these two or there is any other criteria i should consider i'm a beginner

*gives advice to photographers* *shows the A7SIII* 😅

Good review thanks potato

no one is using Manual mode , only those that shoot specific subject and lighting that does not change like say Astrophotography and if you use Manual lenses , you use Manual mode even if you put it in TV mode and you cant use Aperture mode i think , depends on the camera . Every mode has its use , and one uses manual mode if you know exactly what you want , down to the depth of field . But then you put ISO on AUTO . Because that is the only thing you can change , your Aperture is defined by DOF you want , your Shutter speed by the effect you want to get , slow or fast , so only thing you can change is ISO , and since camera will determine how much light there is it can do ISO , so you set it on AUTO . But that is if you can , sometimes even on lowest setting its too much light then you need shades for your lens . Every scenario needs specific approach , so every mode has its use . I would say for beginners to set it on Green , let the camera think about settings you think about light , composition , and story .

Started taking pictures of interesting people in the overcrowded instagram spots. That’s how I met my wife. She was with her school mates at the Eiffel Tower. I thought she was the most beautiful woman I’d ever seen wearing a yellow summer dress and cool shades. After she noticed me snapping away she finally said, “May I see the pictures u took?” The rest is a fairy tale. My soul mate ❤

A7c or a6700

Thank you! This was helpful.

Does the a6100 have a "balance bar" to check if i hold the camera even?

Great Video

One more thing, this video doesn’t mention diffraction at all. This is a very important element especially when shooting macro photos. Basically, when you use a smaller hole, such as f/16, the light has to bend more to get through it. Therefore, fancy light physics happen, and it becomes somewhat blurry- hard to describe without example photos. However, shooting wider means the light hardly has to bend, and is thus sharper. I will now try to explain what diffraction looks like the best i can: Have you ever seen those mosaic filters, that make images into a bunch of triangles? Now, imagine you set the number of triangles really really high, but just enough to still be noticeable. This is kinda what it looks like. This is why all good macro photographers choose to focus stack photos instead of simply setting the f/stop higher. No, it’s not really because of light, many flashes get plenty bright enough to shoot f/10 and above comfortably. Source: I’m a macro photographer.

is it true it has 8 stops of stab? and the 7cii have 7?