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@@BirdinginMalaysia It's a V90 card from sandisk

@@babyboy1971 It's my most used lens. I am so happy with it. Almost anything you throw at it, it can do

@@hilmarkampstra1686 ik heb er zelf geen video van maar het werkt als volgt: Onderste draaiknop naar S&Q S&Q selecteren Menu knop -> in het witte video menu onder het sterretje -> kwaliteit op XAVC S HD Dan in datzelfde menu de camera zetten op 25p 200fps als je camera op PAL staat voor de EU Als je echt 240fps wilt moet je hem van PAL (50hz) afhalen maar kan kun je met normale video flikkering krijgen met verlichting Met S&Q is de video al langzaam in de camera zelf wanneer je het terugkijkt

@@rumbo-a-la-cancha thanks! V90 otherwise the slowmotion features of the A6700 are locked..

@@thedavidbrother2 thanks! It's the S&Q on 1080p and 8x slow. Autofocus does work, though a bit more limited. I used manual focus in this video because the bird would be too fast, I just focused on where I thought it would dive

@@StartreckTu the slowmo dives are a tripod. The others handheld

@@WillemvanderPijl thanks, can you please let me knw EVF quality? I am coming from DSLR and a fan of amazing OVF , how good is the resolution thru the view finder? I am getting a used Canon R6 FF and new SOny A6700 for same price, am leaning towards Sony due to its small form factor,

@@StartreckTu I never owned anything besides the Sony a6400 and A6700... So the EVF does not bother me, I do notice that photos are actually sharper compared to what I see in the viewfinder. I see the Canon R6 has around 3.6 million dots the A6700 has around 2.3 million dots..

@@WillemvanderPijl thanks for responding, appreciate it. Pls upload more videos. Subscribed.

@@StartreckTu thank you so much. Recently views have been a lot lower so this motivates me a lot :).

@@MelesAdventures thank you so much!

@@kevinace36 good luck!! Let me know when you upload it :)

@@BirdinginMalaysia thank you !

@@Dyfiwildlifephotography When diving I used focus peaking to manually focus on the right spot and then I waited for a looong time for it to jump haha

Thanks! It's both, the shots on the branch are free hand, when he is diving it's with a tripod.

I agree with you. I do have to mention that the 4K 1080p was filmed with the Sony 17-105 F4.0 which also has a drop in sharpness. I hope to one day be able to afford the Sony 70-200 F2.8 haha. If you can spot it there is one diving clip in 4K 120fps in this video. 01:35 I think. I would not mind this drop in sharpness if it was just the 200+fps mode. But it's also the case for regular 1080p footage with these crop sony cameras

​@@WillemvanderPijli have the 70-200 its só good the pictures at night and video

@@luisandradevideo Still saving money haha

The 240fps is 1080p, the branch shots are 120fps 4K I love the slowmotion but the quality difference, especially on a big screen is quite big unfortunately. I added some settings I used to the description.

@@WillemvanderPijl Thankyou

@@Denverdaytrippers thank you so much! I've been gone a while but this week I will post a new one! 😊

@@WillemvanderPijl Looking forward to it. Im inspired now to take my a6700 out film some more birds:)

@@Denverdaytrippers I posted it today! ruclips.net/video/emWEpAJmZKI/видео.html&t= Good luck and enjoy! :)

@@alessioragghianti4462 this was handheld! If you slow it down it's more stable. Bees move too much to use a gimbal or tripod.

Around 10 meters, I was hiding :)

@@Daniel_Oberg thank you so much! I love your video style I subscribed :) Would love to visit Sweden some day Greetings from the Netherlands! 🇳🇱🌷

@@alindarko812 90% of it was shot handheld but I was leaning onto something with my elbows

@@WillemvanderPijlThank you a lot for the prompt answer. Did you use ibis on or active steadyshot or did you stabilized the footage in post?

@@alindarko812 Steadyshow, Active stabilisation is not available with 4K 120fps (if I remember correctly). If you slow down to 25% you already gain a lot of stability. Sometimes I stabilize that slowed down footage even more in post

@@wanderdutts4584 yes handheld most of the time.. slowing the footage down already helps a lot with stabilisation

​@WillemvanderPijl ah I've only tried at 25 or 50. I'll give it a try

@@wanderdutts4584 do you use Adobe Premiere? If you do, record in 100fps, slow down the footage to 25%, nest it in it's own sequence and use warp stabilisation on that sequence

@WillemvanderPijl I use FCPX. That's got stabilisation which is pretty good. I usually use my 18-50 or 56mm but bought the 70-350 a few weeks ago for photography but will try it out for video

@@wanderdutts4584 good luck! I really like the 4K 100fps for nature because you get the extra 1.5x crop. Which makes the 70-350 perfect reach

@@26G-m7d that's great to hear! Thank you!

thank you so much for the compliment! I have to say it was quite challenging not using a real macro lens. I will make a video about the process soon.

​@@WillemvanderPijl I can't wait to see the process of a video! Thanks.

Bedankt!! In de jaren 60 zijn er ongeveer 250 ontsnapt in regio Tilburg tijdens de verhuizing van Burgers Dierenpark Tilburg. Sinds toen zijn ze daar te vinden.

@@WillemvanderPijl Thanks a lot!

Haha yes, thinking about the next snack

Don't let it's size cool you. It has the same autofocus as the A7 RV with the FX30 (so smaller version of tje FX3) sensor

Did you shoot everything handheld?

Thank you so much! It's great for video! Only I noticed when filming slowmotion in 4K for a long time it would complain about getting too hot

Thank you so much! No I only had an UV filter for protection which I always have. I used 4K 100fps with 1/200 shutter and ISO auto (I think) could also be that I lowered the ISO a bit. With telephoto I don't need my UV filters most of the time. Only with my 2.8 lens

@@WillemvanderPijl very good. Thanks! My channel is primarily about backpacking various American trail, but recently I shifted to more material and wildlife photography.

Thank you so much! For video I would go for the A6700 any time over the ZV-E10 (I own both). But one thing to keep in mind the A6700 will overheat if you film for long periods of time on 100fps for that purpose I would advice the (though very expensive) FX30 instead of the A6700. But you can't take photos with the FX30 (At least nog more than one at a time). 4K 60 I have not run into issues unless I put the A6700 in direct sunlight for a long time

@@WillemvanderPijl Thanks for reply......I meant the yet to release "ZV-E10 2"....although I don't do photos much, I prefer a lightweight camera for my travels and definitely would miss the 11 fps burst mode on the FX-30 for wildlife

@@maddybaliga Ah... For video ZV-E10 ii would be great. Just keep in mind if you also shoot photo you will miss the viewfinder. For hybrid I would go A6700

@@WillemvanderPijl Yes I will wait for the release then decide 👍🏻🙏🏻

@@maddybaliga good luck on the decision!

I would say on average 150-200 meters. I measured it on Google maps where I thought the birds would have been at the time

@@WillemvanderPijl thanks bro 👍 This will be very helpful for planning future shoots.

@@he3amo good luck! I filmed on 100fps that gives another 1.5x crop and used a monopod for extra support