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Actually yes, consider that I paid the lens in pounds (£) just because it was not already available in euros, so I don’t know whether this influenced the final price (I believed it didn’t anyway). Apart from this, the taxes should change according to the country.

Thanks for noticing it and for commenting, I’ve corrected the title!

That’s a thing which would’ve made the video a bit better, so I added a google drive folder with some of the first photos anyway. I’ve just even checked out the LTT video… yes obviously it’s not a lens from which you can expect much, but I’ll talk about it better in the review

@@simone_bortolotti image quality sucks def not worth it

@mehmetkaanyildiz18 remember that it's a lens from a disposable camera, so the quality obviously can't be exceptional. And I'd say that this lens should be chosen for its "vintage" style rather than for the pure image quality

It’s looks pretty strange as a lens yes ahaha

Yep I've seen a few videos about it, was it difficult for you to do it? Apart from this, I'd say that even the Pocket Dispo for around 50$ seems to be a good option

This was meant to be only an unboxing (as said at the start of the video). Anyway, you can find in the description a folder with some of the first shots.

Hi, good question. As far as I know, my version of trackpad is the 3rd gen, so the most updated one from Apple. I even checked a bit on various websites and honestly it seems that there aren't many differences between the Trackpad 2 and 3, but just some little new improvements. Theoretically the most common resellers have the 3 now, considering that the 2 is from 2015 if I'm not wrong. A thing to understand whether is the 2 or 3, on the black version, is by looking at the side of it, since in the 3 is silver while in the 2 is totally black. Let me know if you need any more information!

Thank you!

Yes usually it provides a similar result to the reality, it’s quite reliable

@@mariangroeneveld7401 thanks to you for the comment, and I’m glad this video was helpful!

Yes you're right! It's really unusual that there are no competitors for this product, as you said, even Logitech is used to make some really nice products but in this case they don't make a trackpad. For the price, that's quite high, but maybe you can find some discounts (for example on Amazon), and about the design, honestly, I'd say that this one is already pretty cool and clean.

Seenda and ProtoArc have trackpads - they also make ergonomic mice and keyboards. If you’re in the US they’re affordable. Outside of the US they’re as expensive as Apple Trackpad.

@@bennetdoss2644 thanks for the tip. Im in Europe unfortunately

@@bennetdoss2644 thanks for this information, I didn’t know those brands before. Have you ever tried one of them?

Thanks to you, I’m happy this videos has been useful!!

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oh that’s great! I’ve never looked into this topic before, but I mean it’s positive that the trackpad is supported even on Windows and Linux. What about the gestures? Do they work? Maybe this can be useful even to other people

you prefer it over the Peak Design?

@@simone_bortolotti i like and i tryed Pgytech :) 🤗

@@habibali8531 thank you!

Yeah the stabilisation works pretty well, and the F4.0 does a good work for the bokeh. Personally I wouldn’t consider it a “monster” because I would have preferred a bit more on the diaphragm, I mean the F4 is great, but a F2.8 for example would have been even better!

@@federicogori9888 allora ti dirò che sinceramente un bel po’ di foto le ho anche fatte, però quando non c’era la necessità evitavo di fare foto a caso. La batteria infatti era il vero problema, perché farti tutto un giorno in giro per una città è difficile se si fanno foto e tutte le altre solite cose che si fanno con un cellulare. Avevo un powerbank e l’ho usato, però di base per me ha senso averlo dietro in quei casi proprio per stare tranquillo sul lato batteria

@@federicogori9888 ahhh che sfortuna che hai avuto… alla fine ti ha sempre coperto la garanzia o no? Col mio comunque non ho mai avuto problemi, e ormai è già un anno che lo uso. Mi sa che me lo terrò ancora per tanto perché comunque funziona più che bene

@@federicogori9888 mi fa stra piacere che hai ritrovato il mio canale!! Comunque io sto bene dai, finalmente sono tornato a fare video dopo un po’ di tempo. Riguardo a lasciare la camera a casa, sì con l’iphone ha proprio senso in certi casi, quindi fai più che bene! Anche io ultimamente ho iniziato a usarlo di più per le foto, questo video ne era un po’ l’esempio.

@@federicogori9888 comunque grazie veramente per tutti i commenti 🔥

yessss ahahah I’m finally back! Thanks as always for the support 🔥

Pretty interesting questions! About the first one, the trackpad can’t have any “keyboard” feature as far as I believe. For using the iPad as a keyboard, I need to look a bit because there isn’t any official feature (at least I’ve never found anything) but I will see if there’s maybe a third party app, that would be pretty great to have.

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Good point to notice, even in my case I've tried another 16-80mm (same lens but less used), and the difference is pretty importante once you start using this lens a lot, it gets quite soft. About the 18-55, honestly I've never tried it, but I believe that for the focal length the 16-80 is better, just because it gives that little "plus" from a 55 to an 80.

@faris-harram thanks for the suggestion, I’ll give a look into them, they seem pretty interesting!

@@danklunis9208 all thanks to you for watching!

I'm glad you're having a good experience with it! Yep I know that the Magic Mouse isn't great for he ergonomics, even though I haven't tried it, in fact that's a point that makes the trackpad more "universal" and perfect for most of the people. Did you get it in the white or black version?

@@simone_bortolotti The white one.

@ashenone5774 good choice, the white one is usually even cheaper than the black version, even tough they’re the same

@@simone_bortolotti yes it is cheaper but price was not a factor. I picked white because it matches my desk more haha.

@ashenone5774 yeah that’s obviously the usual reason ahaha, even in my case I got the black one since it matched more as a color

Hi Michael, thanks for noticing and no, I haven’t stopped forever with RUclips! Exactly today I recorded the upcoming video, so that I can come back as soon as possible. Thank you for commenting and especially for the support, I can’t wait to restart bringing new contents!

@@simone_bortolotti can't wait for next video!

in few days hopefully it’s out!

Yep that’s a great concept for a product, really really useful! Recently I’ve been using it a little less just for the weight of my camera, but still sometimes it’s the perfect way to carry it.

Thanks to you for watching the video, glad you found it helpful! Which kind of nature photography shots do you take?

Yep good point to notice, in my case I have a MacBook Air so I cannot verify it, but I didn't know about this "issue" on the new Pro models...

What is recommended for promotion?

@@etroverde7555 gamer mouse or mx master 3s

@etroverde7555 @sebastianestrada1311 the mx master mouse can be the solution, it’s made for a professional use mostly so makes sense (I’ve been using the first version for a while and tried the third gen, so I know it a bit)

@@simone_bortolotti I have the mx master 3 and the mouse 3s.

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I'm sorry that this video was not great, it was the first unboxing here on the channel so there's a big gap for improvements. And thanks for your advices, I'll keep those in mind for the next one!

@@simone_bortolotti keep it up

Good point, personally I believe that, for new Fuji users or people that are just switching camera, it makes lots of sense to buy it in the kit, considering that it has a pretty lower price than the stand-alone option. Apart from the kit, obviously the price for a new lens it's not low, but maybe already with some discounts on Amazon or other websites it can start to have an appealing price. About buying an used it all depends on the comparison with the other options (about a new lens) that people find, but, if the condition of the lens is nice and the price too, it all makes a pretty huge sense, especially if maybe someone wants it only as an all-around camera lens for some more "general" situations, in which they want something that does almost a great work in every condition. Thanks for writing about this option!

Thanks for the comment Jan, I’m glad you enjoyed the video! Oh the Dolomites are definitely a great chance for some cool photos, and with your XT5 you can do everything. In fact I took those few astroshots right there last summer, consider that they’re for sure not perfect since that, for example, I haven’t spent much time on the edits. For the precise metadata of the photos I’ll come back to you as soon as possible! And about the lenses, in my opinion you should evaluate to bring even the Samyang 12mm (if I’m not wrong that’s the F2.0, right?), firstly for the better aperture but even for the wider focal length, a 12mm in some cases can be useful!

@@simone_bortolotti I am considering it but since I am going from refugio to refugio and hiking > 16km a day with > 700 m of elevation every day, every gramm counts! The Samyang is F 2.0 and has a great focal length for astro but I wouldnt use it for anything else. I saw on another video of yours that you took another cool nightshot with the 16-80 with ISO 3200 Shutterspeed of 25 Seconds and F4 so i guess it should be the similar to that.

Hi Jan! Sorry for the late reply... anyway, I've checked the metadata of all the night shots and here they are: - 1st photo 16mm, 40s, f4, ISO 8000; - 2nd photo (left) 16mm, 30s, f4, ISO 8000 - 3rd photo (right) 16mm, 25s, f4, ISO 6400 - 4th photo (star-trail) 16mm, 4 mins, f4, ISO 1000. In general with your camera, almost the same as mine, you can really do lots of things! The trip you're going to do seems to be just amazing, I'd like to do something similar to it one day! For the Samyang lens I completely see your point, since yeah having unuseful stuff isn't the best thing in hiking, but I believe that, considering its size/weight, it would make sense to have it anyway, despite maybe you'd use it only for few shots.

@@simone_bortolotti Thanks for the detailed answer to my question! I still have some time left to consider But i have to up my fitness first before thinking about more gear :D

thanks for you for asking! Yep that's true, fitness comes before the gear ahaha. In which part of the Dolomites you'll be going? Maybe I've already been there in the last years

there's still a pretty long way to go ahaha

the real beast of the video 😎

Thanks for leaving a comment! Yes that would be very interesting, because for sure the level of the “action cams” increased a lot in the last years, I’ve heard that even the newer DJI Osmo Pocket 3 is pretty good, but unfortunately at the moment I don’t have neither the Osmo 4 and the Pocket 3… But I’d say that’s a great idea for the future, once I’ll have the chance to work on it! Thank you again for the idea and support!

First of all, thank you for leaving a comment! Now that I think about it, yes you're completely right, having 2 zipper pulls would be a good step up! Maybe PD haven't added the second one to improve the resistance to water or dust, that can be a possible reason... I've just checked out the Strap you talked about and it looks great, that combo of the pouch + strap really do makes sense for carrying it! Thanks again for the support here 🚀

First thing, thanks for commenting! About the uses of the Rule of Thirds, yes it does make more sense to apply it with landscapes, maybe rather than a portrait, but it's something subjective from my point of view. For some people it may be unuseful, for other essential, considering that, apart from portraits and landscape, you have lots of other things like architecture, street photography, sports, and more!

Yes yes that's a good point, for sure metal, in most of the cases, is more reliable than plastic, even tough in this case the quality is pretty high!

Thank you for the support, it's great to hear this!

first of all, the part about the right and left click is in the section of the Gestures. In fact, there’s the full list of the gestures, which contains the left click (so the main one, which is just a single tap or click) then the right click (so the secondary one, which is a tap or click with two fingers). Sorry for not talking much about those two but considering that there are plenty of gestures, I’ve decided to insert the full list so that you can see all of them. About instead the feel of clicking, that’s pretty good, nothing to complain about it. One other thing about it is that there’s even the “Silent Mode” for the click, so that you don’t hear much noise once you click on the surface of the trackpad. If you want to know something more, just let me know!

Hey Simone, thanks for the video. The trackpad is a bit bigger than one MacBook Air M2 (2022), right? Do you know how long it last on a charge? Also, if I move my laptop away from my desk, my standard trackpad (which is part of my Mac), will function well, right? I mean, I plan to use the trackpad only on my work desk, but not other rooms of the house. Does the black version attract fingerprints? Right now my laptop is grey and almost no fingerprints are visible. Thanks!

Hi, thanks for commenting! Let me answer all the questions: about the size, yes the trackpad is a bit bigger than the one on the MacBook Air M2 2022 (I have the Air M1 but it's almost the same as the M2), but consider that you're definitely going to notice this difference. For the battery life I cannot give you a precise information, just because I don't use it for the same amount of time every day, it depends on the tasks I have to do. But, apart from this, trust me that it lasts a lot, you'd have no problems on this side in my opinion (I'd say easily some weeks with an important usage). Yes if you move your MacBook you can just use the built-in trackpad with no problems. Consider that, while the external trackpad is connected, you can decide to use both the external one or the built-in, just touch it and you're ready to go! (without any connection-time) For the fingerprints, actually no it doesn't attract them. I've seen that, after some time, it obviously gets a little but dirty for all the times that you touch and move your fingers on the surface, but that's normal throughout the time. But no, if you just put the finger on it, you'll not see the huge and clear fingerprint ahaha, that would be pretty annoying! I hope that I've been clear and let me know if you have any other question, I'll reply to you as soon as possible!