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The R7 does have a more rugged feel and weight. As for the weather sealing I would refer you to the language on the official Canon website. If i remember correctly the R7 page does say weather sealing and the R8 page does not have that language. I would verify that though.

Thanks! I totally forgot about those images. I appreciate the comment. 🙂

I really like the 35mm 1.8.

@TMVVisualMedia I have also the RF 35mm F1.8. I like it but less the AF noise. The Sony version is completely silent, has better built, but it doesn't have IS and macro. So Canon is good all-round lens.

Thanks for the question! I personally don't have much use for the 14-35 f4. I do use the 15-35mm almost every day for my work and my talking head videos. It's my main lens for video. It's a great focal length for video but i felt i needed the f2.8 for talking head and product videos. . If I were to look at an f4 lens I would be looking at the 24-105 or the 70-200mm f4. It's my opinion that those lengths at the f4 maximum aperture is a dream. I love all lenses really, particularly because they all have their specific purposes.

Not that I can remember. I have never had to crop in to use the extra megapixels.

Thanks for the comment! Kit lenses have variable aperture. That can be limiting in several circumstances. Kit lenses that have fixed aperture and IS = very good.

@ indeed, but this one’s will cost you under 200 bucks ,and i was referring at video where you can use an f4,5 wide open whit IS , what R lenses you can find for this money plus stabilisation?

@Elzan01 I don't think there are any in that price point. Its my opinion that cheap does not always equal best or good. The kit lenses are just OK. There are STM prime lenses that work much better and produce a much better result and are also affordable. I understand affordable is a subjective term. That's why I hold my opinion. I would much rather use the RF Nifty Fifty with no stability than any kit lens. Once again, that is just my opinion as a person who makes a living with camera gear as a paid photographer and videographer.

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Thanks for the question. I am certain their are differences that may be important to people that use mics professionally. But to the average Joe like me, I would say there is no meaningful or significant difference that you can notice with an untrained ear. They all sound great.

Probably the r7 because it has a little more reach. But i would do the R8 if I'm looking for awesome video.

@ i am looking for macro just because I got interested in that. I would also like to do normal photography like scenic views, portrait, video also. I just need advice which one I should pick so that I can use it as my hobby. Also lenses and other accessories should be available easily. Should have good features also.

@neversurrender9632 i get it. It's tough to get a camera that fits every single one of your needs and if you get it wrong it can be an expensive regret. I own both of these cameras and several others and I use them all for professional work and personal use. But I use them for different purposes. For photo and extra reach I always use the the R7. For video and content creation I use the R8.

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I would go with the R7. It has awesome reach and some premium features for sports. You will grow into the R7 camera and it's features vs out growing the R8 after a season or two. R7 all the way in this case.

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Nice! Excellent deal.

The 50mm is so aggressively priced that it belongs in everyone's kit. It's so affordable that you can't regret buying. Go for the 50. Let me know your thoughts after you have used it.

What is your niche?

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Those numbers are pretty normal for gaming niches. How long does it take you to produce a video?

@@TMVVisualMedia Max 1 hour

@ImpNtl. then yeah. Are they long form videos? Send me your link.

I'm not sure about that specific brand. But I do use a filter from K&F and it fits just fine.

Absolutely!

I think they are a little farther away in price now. But I use and my R8 a lot more. The R7 is great but i don't grab it as much.

15mm on a full frame camera is considered a super wide and it's great for capturing wide city scapes or wide landscape. A 15mm on a apsc is about a 24mm which is still pretty wide. But that would be great for what i mentioned above but it's also good for street photography.

Hay muchas diferncias. Pero la verdad, si no eres un Pro no hay mucho ques se nota. Un ejemplo sera que Los lentes mas barratos no son contra Los elementos. Un professional que toma fotos requiere tener equipo contra los elementos. Todo eso para dicir si eres un pro vale el dinero comprar equipaje pro.

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Both are excellent but if you want to future proof your set up I would go with the pod mic. Also, the softwarengineer let's you EQ the mic more than the cheaper one. Both are great though! Plus RODE is an excellent brand to work with if you have any issues.

Not really. Every scene is different so it would be tough to recommend specific setting. I do recommend a tripod to hold the phone steady and 3 lights. That plus a little patience to take test shots and review. The s24 is great to take product photos. I started on an s20 ultra back in the day.

Thanks for the comment! The R6 is fantastic. And you will do awesome work with it. The file sizes are more manageable and easy to work with. So If you don't need the 45mp then the R6 is my favorite camera ti recommend. If you want the best of the best and it's in your budget you need to go for the R5. It is king.

It's a smallrig cage. Highly recommend 👌🏻

It's for sure a grind. Unlocking other streams of income with your content is the goal. If you can do that your earning power grows exponentially. Thanks for the comment!

I don't know Sony. You should try them.

Awesome question! The R7 wins for wildlife. Both are great but the extra reach with the crop sensor is clutch.

@TMVVisualMedia please suggest me prime lense for portraits and zoom lense for wildlife

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Thanks for the question! I would definitely recommend the R7. It has some great features for airshows and motorsport. Faster FPS and the crop sensor will give you extra reach. Let me know if you have any other questions. Happy to help.

​@@TMVVisualMedia Ty so much, i'm a little bit confused cause some people recommended the R7 and other the R8. When i said motorsports i was talking about rally so most of the times i m closer to the subject, near me theres no circuit so the extra reach of the canon r7 would "only" be help full on the airshow part, the IBIS is help full but the lens i m loking to buy have IS so idk if i relly need the IBIS ofcourse its always helpfull. the batery and the card slots arent a big deal for me. One thing that puts towards the R7 is the mecanichal shuter, but i idk whats the difrence and pros and cons of the difrent shuters Maybe insted of the 50mm 1.8 i was thinking about buy 24-105 f.4 L (used 900€) I will do some more research cause this aint cheap at all =))) Ty so much for you opinion =)

@xicoo0612 glad to help! Consider going to a local shop and getting these cameras in your hand. I own these two cameras and several others. Let me know if you have any other specific questions. These cameras are expensive and your decision should be made after thorough research and hands on experience. Let me know what you decide!

@@TMVVisualMedia Idk where to get access to the Cameras, where i live i don't think they have a trial for cameras cause theres only big stores, theres no lilte shops that i know (i live in Portugal), i will se what i can do I gonna see what i can buy, but isnt ez to get these thing, for now i m just researching. You know the defrence betwen a mechanical shuter and a eletronic shuter, i know that mechanican have a small part that uncovers the sensor but whats the diference in photography like, it gives more qualaty? whats the big difrence?? Ty so much for your help =)

@xicoo0612 i have been to Portugal. Porto and Lisbon. Very beautiful. You will be able to find a store that will let you handle and hold the floor model. Would you buy a car without sitting in it or test driving it? The mechanical shutters are great for fast moving subject and you should see less distortion. Imaging a tennis racket being swung. With a electronic shutter you will see in the image the racket warp like it's made of rubber. There are tons of videos explaining the difference.

I think the R5 is a great buy at this time. Since the R5 mk2 is out there are some really competitive prices out there. You are totally right, the 45mp is very nice and the video that comes from the sensor is so clean. If you can afford the mk2 I would suggest getting the newest model. But the mk1 is a tremendous value. Let me know if you have any other specific questions.

@@TMVVisualMedia WOW thank you for your quick reply , since i only shoot wildlife i feel R5 will help me nail the videos with the eye tracking and 45 mp will help me crop . R5mk 2 is out of my budget , since you have experienced R5 should i go ahead with the latest firm ware updates and i only shoot small clips of video at 4k 120 fps. , nothing above 2 minutes actual time

Awesome question! It's a really a preference. I own both lenses and have both a full frame and crop sensor. And I tend to prefer the 35mm on a full frame. It's an easy focal length to work with. The 35 on the crop will be closer to a 50mm and that's also really nice but it's a little tight for my shooting style. It is really good though! It's good because these specific lenses come with IS. And that is so good. In your case based on my own shooting style i would get the 24mm to start because it's close to 35 and it has macro abilities and IS. Truthfully you can't go wrong with either. I should make a video about this. 🤔

@@TMVVisualMedia thanks for great answer! Will there be more like distortion visible on 24mm when shooting people portrets? I'm only a beginner but you're Right about this video subject. Couldn't find Any video so far where someone compare those lenses on crop cameras.

@airdronelongford2027 , I always recommend people trying lenses before you buy them. If possible take a trip to a reputable store and ask to try the lenses. Almost every shop I have even been too has floor models and they let you mount the lens on your camera. I dont notice much distortion on the crop sensor with the 24mm. It's a great focal length on the sensor. Let me know what you decide!

Both are great options for street photos. For me the real deciding question is "will i ever need this camera for paid work" if the answer is yes I will want to move to paid work then I would recommend the R7. Just because it has some desirable features for professional work. If you don't ever plan on doing paid work I would totally just go for the R8. It's so good! The sensor is so clean and crisp. If you go for the R8 you will need to get some extra batteries. As for the lens. That depends on what you like to shoot and your budget. If you have a large budget I would suggest the 24-70 f2.8. It's an expensive lens but probably the last lens you will ever need forever. If you have a slightly smaller budget they just released a 28-70mm f2.8 which is really cool. And if you have an even smaller budget I would urge you to look at the STM primes. I own all of them because they are so affordable. I like the 35mm and the 50mm. Let me know if you have any other questions. Happy to help.

@TMVVisualMedia i bought the lenses and adapter but not yet the camera 🤣 and I wasn't sure about the camera. Thank you so much so I will keep going with r7 ❤️

@lihaoalhasan7872 excellent choice. Let me know how you like it!

@TMVVisualMedia one more question, is better to have sigma rf 18-50mm or canon 24-70mm?

@lihaoalhasan7872 , something to keep in mind with the R7 is the crop factor. So on the R7 the 24-70 will be more like 35 to 100mm. And the 18 to 50 will be 28mm to 80mm. As long as both options are a constant aperture, both would be great choices. Keep in mind that when asking these questions that my opinions are subjective and based on my experience. You may have a different shooting style and different artistic goals.

Both are great! I would say for casual non paid work i would go for the R8. It's just super easy to use. The R7 is great but it has some more advanced features that are not needed for casual use.

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@ Bro so I’m in a bit of a predicament my original plan was to buy a sigma 18-35F1.8 and adapt it to my current m50 and shoot with it until I upgrade to an R7 but recently one of my friends offered me his a6600 with a kit lens and a 20mm full frame prime lens for 1,000 dollars so now I don’t know what to do the reason I like canon is because I already have 2 lenses that can be adapted to an R7 however with Sony the lenses you can get are more widely available so I don’t know which way to go should I stick with canon or switch to Sony what do you think?

Ask your friend if he will let you borrow the kit for a weekend and test it out. See how it feels. I think you will be wanting to upgrade in 6 to 9 months from the Sony to a higher end Sony. Leaving you in the same spot your are now except with 1000 bucks less. I always recommend trying stuff out like this before buying. Either by renting for a few days or by going to the local camera shop and getting the system in your hands. This stuff is expensive. Would you buy a car without taking a test drive first? 🤔

@@TMVVisualMedia thanks bro for the advice I ended up getting the sigma 18-35 and am planing on getting the R7 soon I wasn’t really impressed with the Sony it just had a weird feeling I definitely prefer canon however the native lenses are expensive I just hope sigma can get some newer lenses out soon for the rf

Thanks for the comment! The R5 series is definitely a better camera. But everything around it will need to be upgraded if you want to have a good workflow. Biggest thing I recall was culling through images. The computer i had sounded like a jet engine

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@@TMVVisualMedia Ofcourse... I can see you say something like confuse... But we are not the same anyone has different opinion...

@@tomidanko855 gracias amigo!