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How long the battery last sir?

wait it got nlog?

Nice and very different 🙂👍

Nice video!! As a fellow Z50 shooter I can confirm this is a great street setup. The VR in the kit lens allows for sharp photos handheld even down to 1/15. Truly amazing.

Great video Christian, images turned out great! So good that we finally managed to meet up in person, have to do it soon again!

You shot pics in proraw?

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Congrats and nice tips 👍🙂

Congrats on the 500 subs man!

501 subscribers 🎉

Great video, makes me want to get in the car and go NOW. The last location looked like something out of Game of Thrones!

Wow the scenery is just incredible! Such a joy to be able to follow along on your journey!

I definitely think the 15 pro shines the best in street photography. Probably my favorite camera to use now along with my ZFC.

Hey Christian, my name is Johnny and I'm a freelance logo designer, currently I'm looking for more works, do you love to have a logo for your channel's branding to have a memorable graphic based monogram logo to help your audience recognise and follow your channel easier? I would love to design a adventure themed logo inspired by your direction for you! Let me know if you interested to make it happen! :-)

What most people don't realize is the Z6 models all have an AA filter over the sensor, the Z50 does not, so the Z50 will actually capture more detail in the files than the Z6 models will. If you find online sources where they have sample images from both cameras you can inspect the images side by side and see that the Z50 has equal or better level of detail. When you consider image quality it is hard to find justification for spending twice as much money for the Z6. Somebody might mention that fewer lenses are available for the Z50 but there are plenty of good wide angle lenses manufactured for the F mount that will work with the FTZ adapter.

Nice review and scenes 🙂👍

The Nikon Z6 II holds immense potential for landscape photography, which unfortunately wasn't fully showcased in this video. Its advanced features, such as exceptional image quality, high resolution, excellent low-light performance, and extensive customization options, make it an ideal tool for capturing stunning landscapes. It might be worth highlighting these aspects in future content to better demonstrate what this camera can offer in this field.

You learn to how to adapt timing to get passers by. One thing I bought as a gimmick was a quality 2x telephoto lens for my iPhone 15. To have 2x on the main 48mp camera and being able to crop up to 50% gave me 100mm. It also helped to get my timing of people passing.

Imagine the flood taking the car... Hahah! Great video man!

● For _Megapixel_ obsessed: -Z6ii has focus stacking. -Every photo should fill frame & not need cropped @24mp -Best lenses / glass = image quality -Every Camera & Lens can focus stack manually too

Wow the urge to go back to Norway is crazy now!

My z6ii won’t let me change into any continuous modes only single and timers. Do you know what could be causing this?

I was a pro photographer for 10+ years and shot with my Canon, then switched to iPhone photography. I started with 12 pro max then just recently got my 15 pro max with 1 TB gig. I love it!!!!

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I have the Z6II and some Z lenses but I find the body a bit heavy for hiking here in Småland.. I still have my Nikon1 V2 and like this smaller body, so now I have decided to sell the N1 system and get the Z50 that is similar in size for hiking, so less gear, and everything in the Z system. Thank you for the great review, and you just got a new subscriber 😊

I also have Z6ii and only have 2 lens one is z 24-70 F4 and Z 50mm F1.8. For landscape I only take Z 24-70 which is already enough. One thing is very important which is behind the camera is you.

Hello, I see that you are new to mobile photography, I summarize there are applications that allow you to make long exposures of more than 20 minutes, as well as there are lenses that are placed on the mobile lens that gives you more quality, you get 18mm lenses. , 50mm and 70 mm and a fisheye, all of them placed in the lens of the largest sensor in an iPhone and that give you the quality of 48mpx in an iPhone 15 pro max, apart from that, more lenses and more brands will come out on the market such as It's already happening now. As a photographer I have a Nikon D-850 with professional lenses and a Sony A7 IV with professional lenses as well as professional lighting equipment. In a few years we will see that mobile phones almost eat up cameras, they are already doing it in compact and entry-level cameras and whoever does not get on this train will be left behind. Greetings

Vad fin film. Snyggt, en perfekt plats och underbart väder.

The biggest improvement : the out-of-focus JK bro, nice video! Looking to buy one to replace my D7000 Keep the good videos coming, best of luck! ♥

Great video. I also own a Z6ii but focusing birds in flight it's an issue, so I'll trade in for a Z8 soon.

It's very easy to have RawMax permanently installed. Just go to Camera settings, then Keep settings, then Resolution control and Apple ProRAW. Provided you have first set up Camera then Formats and finally Resolution Control and Apple ProRAW. Once you've done this, RawMax will never leave.

Great video and awesome shots man! I always have my phone with me like everyone else and also take pictures of my family on spontanious go outs, but regarding street photography somehow I never thought of my iPhone - for streets I automatically take one of my cameras😅:D Regarding the RAW setting: go into your phone Settings and then select camera. Then it should say something like Preserve Settings, then turn on Apple ProRAW / ProRAW. Now every time you open the camera app the RAW shooting mode is on by default.

I have used Full Frame, micro four-thirds, APS-C and 1 inch sensors for professional photography. I can work with all of them.

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Have you ever used add-on filters to your iPhone?

Tack för en fin dag och ny bekantskap! Nästa gång gör vi något ännu vassare 🔥

I learned about a decade ago after retiring from commercial shoots that the biggest mistake is Expecting that photography is Only about making money. This is a quick way to getting burned out and resent picking up a camera after a while. I know I went through three bouts of burnout in my 45 years of shooting trying to think I was only shooting for pay. It wasn't until the third burnout little over ten years ago that I realized that I started photography out of the Love of shooting and creating images on film and in the darkroom, [now digitally], that keeps me coming back. Now I shoot what I want, when I want, experimenting with new techniques and cameras new and old, all of which is less stress and personal rather than shooting what others want. For some of us photography is a pure art form and personal expression of what we are feeling at the time, and if someone wants to buy a print or use my image, well that is icing on the cake, otherwise I don't care anymore, something that comes due to age and experiences I guess.

Great content, love the idea about not thinking of every job as a payday!

I think the big thing to remember from what you said about getting paid for every job is that A LOT of people seem to take issue with getting paid with experience instead of money. They somehow see it as a "loss" despite the fact that you acquire experience, social connections to people who might open up doors for you to get more jobs and build up your portfolio to prove you are qualified to get the job that does pay with money

Great video man! I. totally agree! Do spec work to attract the clients you want!

Good video man, and I agree!

Great video 🙂👍

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Hi Christian, thanks for the review. I own a D750 and I'm about to purchase the Z6ii. How did you feel about having no flash? Did you buy a flash or it's ok to start without one (I've never used an external flash before)? thx

turn on active d lighting for video

Great video man! Can you tell me if the microphone port can be selected to be mic input or line level input?

You can invert an existing mask as a new mask.....

nicely done & more importantly well explained what you were doing despite english not being your native language :)

No, 28-105mm f3.5-4.5D with macro is better considering cost and weight.

after you do a mask like select subject you dont have to click on him to work on it, it will auto select the last mask you created.