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Thank you so much 🐻😍

It’s located in Flaa, Norway and called Bjoerneparken (Bear park) 🐻

@@itseriksenthank you

Thank you so much! Definitely worth it😍

@johnoneill7962 because I don’t like to film with lenses that extends while you zoom, it’s hard enough to get steady and smooth footage while zooming with the 200-600mm.

Fair point. I can see where you are coming from.

Thanks for watching it 🙌🏼🤩

It works better if it’s filmed in log, because it’s suppose to help with the color grading of flat footage. It’s will just look over edited on non-flat footage.

This job makes me poor.. 😮‍💨

Exactly my situation. I currently own the 600f4 and im heavely looking at this lens ahah

@chennytango9298 If I ever get the chance to have two high end zoom lenses, that will be my choice too!

Bought the 600f4 five years ago . Magic but too big for safari work and often too heavy (I am now 77). Now have the 300 plus 1.4 and 2x that work well with the 300. IQ great with the TCS. Clearly the 600 f4 beats the 300 plus tc but only just. With A2 prints can really tell them apart.

@@bobbrewerbobbrewer1013 Thanks a lot ! Very usefull info ! Ill probably go for the 600+300 combo !

Get the money 😅😅

Same! And when I have a 70-200mm and a 400mm, I don’t see a place for the 300mm! I use my 200-600mm for film mainly because of the zoom, yeah it would have been nice with an f/2.8, but I rather buy a better “pro” zoom lens! I don’t care that much of the size, since I have to mount it on a tripod anyway!😅

@Shannonmaistv no

He actually took the 70-200mm and carried it away 😂

Thank you so much 🤩🤩

Thank you so much🙌🏼 Yeah if I also had a 600, I probably would also have sold my 400 for a 300mm! But I like my 400mm way too much! It’s located in Flaa (Flå), Norway 🙌🏼

Thank you so much 🙌🏼🤩

😝😂

Thanks a lot 🙌🏼 I’m so happy with my FX3!😍

I use both the a7rv and fx3, and i can tell you outside of the 1 stop dynamic range difference with the fx3, the ar7v just got better skin tones and better texture in video, also the ibis is miles ahead of the fx3 and the af is just in another league 😊 a7rv is so underrated for video, i dnt understand why more peope dont use it, maybe because youtubers barely talks about it.

@@loudmotion5639 It is normal for cameras like the FX3, which have leading video features, to provide soft and pleasant images in videos. The A7RV is 61 MP, which makes the image more fragmented but also sharp. I think the FX3 looks perfect for video. But of course, it needs to be tested. I think the only advantage the FX3 has over the A7RV is 4K 120 FPS.

@@loudmotion5639 They agree that they watched a few videos. A7RV is indeed better than FX3. Thanks!

Thanks a lot! All of them are from artlist.io 🙌🏼

It blows my mind how good these cameras and lenses has become! Never use Ai for my content, so they are 100% real!🙌🏼😁

@@itseriksen I rewatched the footage after getting notified about your comment, and it is still so otherweirdly/surreal. It's insane. And the shot you had of the fox getting up from the ground and facing you almost looked like he was going to pop off the screen. That 3d effect was amazing.

Appreciate it🙌🏼🤩

Seriously? Sony is missing me off lately, why would they make that not be able to be used with the TC?

Or did you mean the Sigma 500mm?

@RadioSounds_Berlin Thank you so much😁 It’s an awesome lens, so would absolutely be excited! Have tried the Sigma 500 f/4 on a Nikon Z6 with the FTZ adapter, used it during a World Cup stage in Biathlon, awesome lens too!🙌🏼

Thanks a lot 🙌🏼 I just set the WB based on the conditions, and I shot in s-log3! I did use the auto-features on the ZV-E1 for some of the clips!

Thank you so much!🙌🏼 I used a Sony Drop-In Circular Polarizing Filter, that works on my 400mm, and it’s the same on the 600mm and the 300mm! The only way I can film with that lens, since f/2.8 makes it really bright 😅

Thank you so much😁🙌🏼 the 300mm is a killer lens! I will see what I can make in the future, I definitely have it in mind!

@@albertocostell4449 I have the same set up, just waiting for the 300mm to be delivered. I would like to try out the 300mm on the zve1 but would probably need to get the drop in filter as well.

@@itseriksen thanks mate and congrats again. I cant achieve that with davinci and topaz haha

@@johnbarrett8761 yep, i purchase the polarizer cause i also do motorsport. For the NDs maybe im going to purchase filters that goes on the sensor, cause the PL cost me 400€ :D Whats something i noticed is how good the 200-600 is. The focus is even faster on the zoom lens

I will see what I can do 😄

@itseriksen thank you it's really needed 🔥 do you have a fx30 by Any chance

Maybe, I don’t like the TC 2x, messes so much with the quality! And f/5.6 is usually sharper then an f/4, more in focus 🤷🏽‍♂️

@itseriksen Clearly you've not used the 300 with a 2X

@@frostybe3r You must not have used it with the 2xTC either. The reviewers that have tried the E 300 f2.8G and 1.4xTC combo show it to be a not sharp combination and you are better off using the E 200-600.

@@KungPowEnterFist Stop being a mushroom and actually use gear yourself.

@@frostybe3r When that E 300 f2.8G drops to $1000, the real value of that lens, I might try it. And I can be a mushroom if I wanna be. You can't stop me.

Thank you so much! 🙌🏼

Mám vás na háku...😊

Wow, that’s cute! A mini fox 🦊👀

It’s with the Sony 300mm f/2.8 GM 🙌🏼😁

Thank you so much🙌🏼🤩 It’s a really nice lens, so sharp and fast!

Just the Godox AD600pro, and AD400, works really well if you don’t want to spend Profoto money🥲🤑

Thank you!😄 it’s located in Flaa (Flå), Norway, and it’s called Bjoerneparken (Bjørneparken).

@CNylundPhotography Yes, some of the footage was shot at a zoo or wildlife park, and if that wasn't obvious enough, that's on me. But the point of the video was to demonstrate the lens's performance in a practical setting. Zoos are part of reality for many photographers who don’t have instant access to wild environments. If it bothers you that I didn’t mention it, noted.

… what‘s the point of this comment?

I’m more curious how you have access to the enclosures with large predators like that. Zoos here in Canada have “photographer access” but they would never let you in an enclosure with something lime a bear or wolf. Also the environments are gorgeous. Any zoo I have ever been to never has large natural environments like that.

I thought exactly the same

Sorry that I didn’t cover every sport in this video, and of course it’s easy for wildlife, where the subject is just in the same place due to bait 👍🏼

I was going to say, not really "wild"life photography

I appreciate your comment and understand why zoo photography might not seem like ‘true’ wildlife photography to some. My focus has always been on inspiring people to care about animals and nature. With nearly 1.4 million followers on Instagram, I’ve seen firsthand how showcasing wildlife, even from zoos, can spark curiosity and conversations about conservation. While I prefer capturing animals in their natural environments, zoos play an important role in protecting species that are struggling due to habitat destruction and poaching. Sharing these moments can still make a difference and raise awareness about the challenges wildlife face globally. But if you don’t respect my view on that, it’s cool 👍🏼

@@itseriksen Tbh I don't care about your "dedication" and instagram likes, here is youtube, and if you do a semi-review, I care about usage of the lens as other people. You might be my source of information, or just a spam account. Nobody said your view on something is disrespected. As a viewer I feel disrespected as I can't get any information from the video, on which I sacrificed my time, and other people too. Put it on, go outside, and start doing naural wildlife, that's all this title of video should be about.

I shot wildlife with Sony 300mm birds in flight were super sharp and fast, some birds were flying toward the camera I had no issue with it at all

Thank you so much! Same, waiting for that pro zoom lens🫨🫨

200-400 f/4 would be awesome!

Thanks a lot🙌🏼🤩 Dreams do come true🦊👀

Yeah, wouldn’t mind a lighter 400mm 🙌🏼