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How to do it in sony

Wow , and I have Nikon for last 8 years

Have you tested the lemurstrap camera holder? Would like to get this tested. Cheers from Germany

Each like to this post I come back to watch this awesome video

Use auto focus...

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The water might have been 202 seconds, but there's no way those clouds were exposed for that long. Meaning this image is a composite. The technique is correct but the example is bad

I have been doing the same since my Nikon D3200 days

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I just pinch zoom on the touchscreen of of 5 year old Canon. Zero button pushing.

In sony it's default

Whats your insight about 35-150mm sigma vs 24-70mm Z lens

How to do this in Canon?

What camera bag is that? Can it hold 2 cameras along with 6 lenses comfortably?

I even do this with my phone

What about just open your aperture 😅

Most dynamic range is not at the lowest iso, but at native iso, which is often around the 400 to 640 for most brands.

Focus peaking is nice, but not as accurate. I assign a button to zoom in wherever the focus point is, then adjust the focus (either AF or manual). Once I’m satisfied, I press the button to toggle the zoom off. It’s better and a lot faster than manually pressing the zoom button several times ( and may not even display where the focus is pointing).

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I was used to doing this kind of thing all the time, but my grandmother seated on my camera, and the focus part broke

cant believe ur using ur nice camera to post mid asf tips like this.. go take some sick pics and stop wasting our time

bro, this was exactly what i was looking for

why couldn't i use my z6iii in dx mode to get 600?

Great video! I'm looking into ND filters for waterfalls and just regular landscape photography. Do you prefer ND or VND filters? Also do you have any suggestions for ND filters that don't cost a ton of money?

Is it California?

My canon rebel T1i does this with the magic lantern custom firmware I loaded on it

you are genius 😮

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I Use infinite focus for landscape

Use a phone😂😂😂.. takes better shots

I want the z6iii so bad but my z6 is fine for what I do so not sure if I want to drop $2200 when I can get some nice lens

Nice! Can I use the red thing to focus correctly the moon?

looks a like AI image 😂

Charge your battery please

Keep up the good work thank you for the information you provide. Nuggets of wisdom

DUDE! That first photo you put on screen where you can see the wave of fog rolling in looks so sick to be honest❤

Love your work mate 👍

So, focus peeking doesn't work?

The amount of battery left is in focus.

A great, honest review. The best I’ve seen on YT. No clickbait and fixating on one aspect of camera performance. Thank you for your review. Subscribed. Wallet>$2000 lighter.

Learn photography........

nobody cares mate just get your backpack dirty. You can clean it at home

The non S lines are plenty sharp enough for me. The micro contrast setting is also in the picture profile settings. I have the kit lens which is somewhat sharp, however can result in overexposure in auto ISO. The advantage of the S line to my opinion, is the option of low F stop, F2.8 such as 24-70mm. The 28-75mm f2.8 offers fast speed at modest price. The 24-120mm f4 is plenty sharp and versatile for many needs such as product photos and realty. Ultra wide is usually needed for interior realty. Is the S line worth it, yes, to some who want it, sharp at wide option low F stop. To me, the mid range and non S are all I need.

I specifically use this trick in Electroluminecense imaging of PV modules

I forget people actually use Nikon mirrorless cameras why not a Sony or a canon anyways was helpful for me though

The crop factor of a camera affects the effective focal length of the lens. In the case of the Z30 having a crop factor of 1.5, you can calculate the equivalent focal length of the 28-400mm lens by multiplying both ends of the zoom range by the crop factor. For the wide end: - 28mm × 1.5 = 42mm For the telephoto end: - 400mm × 1.5 = 600mm So, on a Z30 with a crop factor of 1.5, the 28-400mm lens will effectively act as a 42-600mm lens. Not 14-600. Just my 2 cents.

I love photography, unfortunately I'm stock using my pixel 7 pro for my main shooter. Thank you for your informative videos. Keep up the good work

how much is the z6III?

Gods this hurt my wallet watching but i love nikon cameras

😂 yes Einstein 😂