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All great lenses! Thanks for the comment!

yup, what I have been doing with a couple different lenses these days.

@@FredWilbury nice to hear it lasts so long!!

@@babyboy1971 yup, super easy.

For it's size and price it's a great little lens for sure!

@@babyboy1971 to round out what you have I think this would be great for you. The 35/1.4 is great too.

@@solidstream13 best comment of the year!!! Thanks!!!

@@lukakoprivica thanks!! I hope you enjoy getting back with Nikon! Lots of great gear waiting for you.

@@Βόρειο_Σέλας for sure! Great way to save space and enjoy photography as well. Hope you have an amazing trip!

@@jasonhalaykophotography Thank you

To be honest I don't mind it much myself either, haha. Thanks for he comment!

All my photos with the X10 are shot in RAW and edited later on my computer. The X10 is so old it dose not have many good film simulators like the X100V. Hope that helps, and good luck!

If that works for you thats amazing. I think shooting on the smaller body of the z6iii that you would find that, but in my video I was shooting with the larger Z9. So that is an interesting difference some people might find depending on their camera body size. Thanks for sharing!

Uncompressed Raw files come in around 200MB, compressed are about 150MB, and JPGs range from 20-50MB depending on the scene.

@@thinhdang4123 thanks for the nice comment!! The app I used then was NaviTime, it’s really good but in Japanese. I think just using Google maps for train times is very good, and available in English as well. Good luck!!

@@TNrick supper happy to hear my video helped you out! Once you get used to it it seems like a pretty easy product to use. Good luck!!

@@PKew-co3yi thank you ❤️❤️❤️

@@g33k3301 that’s a hard decision for sure. I’m super happy I have my Zf because it has become my go to street camera. But switching brands can be very intimidating. Good luck!

@ It is, indeed! I think I would add it and have the Zf like my Leica M I used to own. More like a „fun cam“ with a character lens for moments with my family and friends. Let‘s see! Thanks for the video, looking forward to new ones, especially with that lens. Because you‘re one of the few ones that can take actually pleasing shots.

@ thanks a ton, especially for your last comment. Brought a very big smile to my face 🥰

@@PhotographerSen you have to do what you can with what you got. Use my Zf for street shooting now and it much more comfortable than the Z9 which is more my work camera.

@@stewartmunrovideo thanks!! I’m actually probably going to use it for b-roll on an upcoming shoot for video. Should be fun.

@@Sooch900 thanks!! Just trying to convey the same information I would like to know. I personally dislike a lot of the bigger photography channels because all they talk about is specs, but never show any pictures taken with the gear, and if they do show any they are not actually all that good…

@@jasonhalaykophotography you can see when a product gets launched, all the big RUclipsrs throw out their review videos real quick or day of even. 95% of them will be all positive, but then you get a couple of honest reviews that also talk about the cons of said gear…then you know who you can trust.

@@jasonhalaykophotographythat’s what makes me appreciate people such as yourself!

Thanks! Happy to hear you like the photos I got with it at least.

@@juliegarner2273 thanks!! Your comment has made my day! The 35mm 1.4 is a nice lens in between those. Been using it for street and work and enjoy it a lot! I have a video with it as well if you are interested.

@@OngWeeKiat I personally had no issues with it during our portrait session and I did do a little bit of street shooting as well and that was fine too. It's a big investment so maybe renting one for a few days and seeing if it matches your style would be a good idea. Good luck and thanks for checking out the video!!

@@Az-gx7cv thank you very much!!

No, I shoot in RAW and edit in post.

I use this: ruclips.net/video/cF0dRzYVCXA/видео.html

@@jasonhalaykophotography Awesome!! You made it with FUJI Camera and Iphone, this will work with Nikon Zf and android phone as well right?

@@KumarPrashant27 You will have to check the website of the device to see if it works with android, but I use it with my Zf all the time. Just make sure you get the proper HDMI cable.

@@jasonhalaykophotography Thanks a lot!

@ anytime!

Probably, but that alone doesn't mean I will replace my 105 just yet...

@@ren1818ren I started with the 85mm 1.8 but switched to the 35mm 1.4 pretty quickly and stuck with it the rest of the night.

@@jasonhalaykophotography thanks for all ur videos and photos, ur channel is one of the reasons why I finally pulled the trigger on this camera. 🙏🙏🙏

@ amazing!! Hope you love it as much as I do!!

@@doogieham thanks a ton!! It was a fun night for sure. I think that happens when I'm shooting with a manual lens, could be part of the Zf manual lens focus assist.

@@writingfunk thanks!!!!!

@@Tunkaiju- thanks!! I enjoy making this kind of content so happy to hear you like it!

Good info, and good idea about the lens cap. Just double checked the website and noticed it says "Must be upgraded with Windows system" so thats kinda a bummer for me and every Mac user...

@@jasonhalaykophotography The issue for me is that they shipped a lens that needed to be upgraded to actually work on a Nikon.

@ mine worked straight out of the box with no issues on my Zf and Z9 so not sure why there would be a problem.

@ Mine did not on my Z6iii, Z9, Z5 and Zfc. I don’t know why would have been a problem either. It’s a factory/quality control issue.

@@stevenc.4221 I’m out at a shoot without it this weekend but I’ll double check when I get home, pretty sure you can but let me double check for you.

@ I would greatly appreciate that! Best of luck with your shoot!

@ thanks!! Downhill mountain bike event for Red Bull, yea!!!

Amazing!! Good to hear =)

@@Azra-z7c thanks a lot for checking out my channel and binge watching a bunch of videos. I think on this day I was mainly using my f Mount 105/1.4 lens on my Z9. Hope that helps!

@@jasonhalaykophotography Thank you!

@@AlChered hard to say. I enjoyed both shoots a lot, and neither lens was a burden to getting the photos I wanted at all. Technically they were both fine, but as I say in this video, the 75mm feels a tad soft, but not so much that it’s any kind of problem.

@@bubbachua thank you! Would love to do it again, maybe now that fall is here I’ll get the chance soon.

@@markusbuechter3766 thanks for the amazing comment! Not being dust or water proof is a good point, and as someone who shoots outdoors/on location a lot that's something to consider for sure! Those two sound interesting, I’ll check them out when I can. Cheers!!

@@davids2720 For sure, each focal length have their pluses and minuses for sure. Thanks for checking out the video and for the comment as well!!

@@bitspacemusic thanks!! Good info for sure.

@@michael007ish well this is something you will have to decided…hard question though. The aperture ring does tend to kill it a bit for me but if you are on a budget??? If possible try one out at your local shop and see what you think.

@@ReneGrothmann price is different for each country so not something I really mention in videos too often, plus a quick Google search will tell you the current prices in your area quickly. I do agree with you though and even though I am a professional I have not taken the plunge, still enjoying my 85mm 1.8.

@@nickcarneyphotography thanks!! Happy to hear you liked the photos. When I was shooting I was being a little carful of the rain but wasn’t using a cover so it did get quite went, but no problems afterwards. Just made sure to wipe it off and take it out of my bag when I got home.

@@ren1818ren no worries!!

@@jerrym8140 super happy to hear!! If money wasn’t an issue I would pick one up tomorrow, but the 105 fills the need at the moment. Thanks for checking out the video!!

@@jasonhalaykophotography You’re welcome I enjoyed your video and I get it too. I have the 85mm 1.4G my favorite lens ever to date, until probably now. So I just can’t justify owning the 85mm 1.2 because of justifying the cost. Money not an issue hell yeah I would get the 85mm 1.2 as I’m now almost all converted to the Z mount which is nice for sure. The 135 has been a lens I have wanted for so so long, so in that respect, I am glad I didn’t own one yet which then led me to getting the lens I’m sure to use a lot and got a lens that is optically the best lens I think I will have ever used also based on everything I have heard or seen about this lens.

@@ren1818ren ya, I like Fuji a lot but the prices are a little out of control for that series. I’m not sure how long it would take. I did a full hour of heavy shooting of video the other day and it didn’t overheat at all. Seems much better for that than other cameras out at the moment. Hope that helps! And good luck with your shooting.

@@jasonhalaykophotography yeah so insane. Will hopefully pick one up of prices go back to normal.

@@ren1818ren good luck!!

I have an X100V and the Nikon Zf. Both great. I’ve shot on the X100VI. It’s not that different than the V, IQ looks nearly identical. The X100F to the X was a HUGE leap (lens was vastly improved) but the V and VI have the same lens. Love Fuji. The Zf is incredible. INCREDIBLE.

The Nikon ZF does not overheat for my use. Have gone at least 15 mins in hot Vietnamese weather and no overheating in sight. Thanks again!

@@lehahack2310 very much

@@TerryKontopoulos I did not know that. Will have to try that. THAT could be quite helpful actually! Thanks for the info!