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This video was excellent! While many RUclipsrs try to discourage people from using 24-70 zooms by calling them boring, you approached it differently. You highlighted its strengths from multiple angles and considerations, keeping it concise and positive throughout. Really well done!

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What has always keep me away from packable packs are the shoulder straps (or lack of adequate padding - esp. with camera gear). Like the the option, but not sure I'd want this all day long.

My shoot carry is Sigma 35 & 85 1.4 and Sigma 24-70. As a portrait shooter, I still prefer primes whenever I can use them, but take a zoom for those difficult weather situations and video. Optionally, I do have the Sony 16-25 zoom for cityscape, creative ultra wide portraits, and video.

For nearly all of my paid shoots now, I just use my Z24-70 2.8S lens. It is one of the best 24-70 lenses out there. Except for only being a 2.8, all the images are equally as sharp and crisp as my primes. For so many of my shoots in the past, I always had a second camera on my Black Rapid shoulder strap, with a prime (usually a fast 35mm or a fast 50mm). However, invariably for over 90% of the final submission to clients, they are usually taken on the zoom. I have a couple of gigs coming up shortly, and I'm just going to take the one camera with the zoom (of course, backups in my bag). However, I live in Perth Western Australia, so perhaps with our ideal climate here, it's different if you come from colder, darker places. Most of my shoots are during the day, usually always sunny and blue skies here. I always shoot with outdoor fill-flash, so it suits me better with the one body having my flash. Trying to cart around two bodies with flashes is a bit harder - hence, my leaning toward just using the 24-70. However, I do like what you say about using it as a prime - choose the focal length. I have been doing that more and more lately. Of course for all my travel and personal stuff, I love my primes.

I don't understand why the 35mm would be more suited to low light conditions. It really depends on the min aperture that renders enough contrast and sharpness for each individual lens. And a priori, a shorter focal length gives more light, all other things being equal (?).

Still debating about zoom vs prime😊 ad infinitum 😅

Just bought the Sony 24-70 f/2.8 GM II on Friday.. boy is it sharp. I would have to say the sharpest lens I have ever had. Thank you for the informative video!

What about 70-200?

I started using an 85 and I find using it for street photography is awesome. Not just portraits

I have the sigma 24-70mm DG DN ii. Love this lens. It is the do all lens. Awesome video. But I always take primes 40mm and 85, along with 70-200 :) Subscribed

Thanks for this video, and all the great videos from you and Mark. The 24-70 2.8 GM II was the first lens I bought when I upgraded to mirrorless (A7R5). It is expensive, but the results are beautiful. If anyone is on the fence about buying it, go ahead and get it.

For Nikon Z mount cameras, what 24-70 lens you do recommend?

I have one question. You attach the go pro to the helmet by sticker right? and if you fall does it the camera stick to the helmet or just fall out ?

Ski pole mount is a game changer! Awesome video, cheers! Liked & Subscribed 👍

Can I use on crop sensor

Simple and hugely useful and informative. Great video. That ski pole mount is game changing!

Amazing design and alot of thoughts behind…. You dont always need bulky heavy camera bag because let’s be real… for normal day to day urban travel the camera cube it’s enough as long as water dont leak through the camera cube…. If this bag can fits peak design medium camera cube…. This change everything

Thank you for taking the time to help several us to get a grip on our cash flow and projections for the new year!

Ski pole selfie stick is genius mad I didn’t think of that

great comparison, thank u! I bought the a7rv a couple months ago but got scared because I kept hearing that it’s not the best for low light. This was very reassuring. I haven’t gotten a chance to test it.

Interesting video. Hadn't seen that pack before. Could you say something about how the harness work with a fully loaded pack? I have an old Lowe Alpine superlight pack I bought in the late nineties with a similar design (and color) and the shoulder straps are made of some thin, almost mesh material. They worked fine for light loads but got uncomfortable with more than maybe 7-8 pounds. The shoulder straps on the Runabout looks wider, but also very thin. With gear like a camera + extra lens, a tripod, a water bottle and a rain jacket you could easily get over 10 pounds. Did you try the pack "full loaded" and if so, did the straps work well or dig into your shoulders?

I have Canon 85 f1.2L ii for 12 years. This is a fantastic lens created by Canon, especially wide open aperture in low light environment at night.

Where exactly on the helmet Do you put it?

Hello, in the snow would you use a protective case or not necessary?

what focal length did you use for this video?

What lens (focal length) do you use to film this video (front view)?

I have the 3S and would part with it before I would part with the 2S. It is a great drone.

I just picked up a used 35L bag because my real estate photo kit outgrew the Lowepro 25L bag I had, and because I also recently bought the McKinnon sling which I love the design of. I was a little unsure, at first, because I was so used to how my gear was organized in my old bag, but the design and quality have grown on my quickly. Very tempted to get the 25L version, primarily because the setup looks so similar to the Lowepro I was using. You might have missed one feature though. I especially like the way the floor of that top loading compartment expands into the bag, origami style, if you need more room.

I have a very small leica 35/1.4 lens, about 35 years old. I took portrait photos about 3 feet distance. The subject has a thin face and in the photos the face appears plump. I don't understand what's going on.

Hello. Recently, there have been many more children's cameras with printing functions. Could you please make an evaluation from the aspects of printing clarity, resistance to falling, photo quality and safety? The main brands are GREENKINDER, YEEHAO, YINOCHE and CILSER.

How do you use light room to make so much color changes that it look perfect? some sort of presets? or bit by bit editing, the blue look so well. Can I learn from you?

I have a cheap 35mm manual lens and it’s definitely been fun finding my way with it

Had the package delivered to my home and I opened my bag and it's full of rodents!!!!!!

I love your channel. Very educational all the time.

What made the difference in ranking between the Kidamento Model C and the GooPow Kids Digital Camera? Based on the quick glance of the buttons, I suspect they have the same internal components. What are you gaining paying twice as much for the Model C? My 5 and 6.5 year olds recently tried out the camera their 5 year old cousin has that looks identical to the GooPow, and they had a lot of fun with it. I was looking into getting them something similar.

I have the printing camera I buy it 83

I dont use zooms a lot, but I do like my 35-105. probably the best of all worlds

when you said gopro turn off it turned off my gopro lmao

My mom always said beauty is not about price. The existence of kislux makes me believe that true luxury is the expression of one's own style, not the price tag. Here, I found the best explanation of this sentence

Surprised you do mention getting backwards footage with helmet mount or mounted it on your ski for some third person footage.

Would you say the ski pole is long enough to film yourself without the additional wide lens?

Hey. I've heard many people recommend the insta x4. Would you this is better? It's definitely cheaper.

The truth is, these bags were all overpriced. Now that we know they cost a fraction of the sale price and are so poorly made, it’s clear they weren’t worth it. Furthermore, many of these items are knockoffs. There are a lot of knockoffs out there at kislux knockoffs of such good quality that they’re no longer luxury items.

I have to say, I understand why people say they don't care about people buying fakes or counterfeit goods, or why people should care. However, people don't necessarily "care" about people who own fake goods. Smart people will buy bags at kislux . In fact, people who have money to buy luxury goods and invest in them do so for a reason.

and I'm waiting for Sony to make an 85 f1.2 lens.

I need some advice. My friend asked for help with a family portrait shoot, would the 35 be a good option or should I go with a 24 ? Thanks in advance!!

i am encouraged to buy 35mm f1.8 as a beginnner photographer. thanks.

Nah, I'll stick with WNDRD. Their CEO hasn't freely offered my information to the government, when the government didn't even ask. Not a fan of snitches, either. What an unbelievably out-of-touch move by the CEO of Peak Design.

Any worries about the placement of the straps, and the force it puts on the zipper?