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i have fuji xe2 so i will subcrice you =))))) hope you will release more videos about xe2 with more lens

Contax rangefinder lenses also go the same way on the camera like nikon. or to be more precise nikon lenses go the same way like contax rangefinder lenses .... as nikon produced cameras with contax mount before they introduced the F Mount and they kept the direction from that lens mount

The flash is there to trigger Nikons optical flash system, there flashes are remotely triggered by another flash, hence why it has a small flash unit

This is regular or large size?

Hey Matt! This is exactly what I was looking for, I'm going to buy my 7Ryms this year, Really, Thank you, you did all the things i wanted to know about this Wireless Mic Kit.

I have the same lens and doesnt have that loose aperture ring. Mine is nice and solid and clicky

right on ! Along with my Canon 7D and 6D I also have the Sony A7iii and a Nikon D810. I purchased it from a friend. I love the D810. I have been a longtime Canon guy but have no problem using other brands. For me a camera is just a tool. But yeah, the D810 is a very good camera ! Thanks for the video.

If you want to reset zoom you can press the "OK" button in the middle of the jog wheel. You can snap the photo in zoom mode and it will shoot a normal image since it doesn't use the screen for image capture.

I have an 85mm 1.4d from the 90s and autofocus is great...who said mirrorless is better??? DSLR will always outperform a digital viewfinder.

a buncha yappin

It's not for every brand, they do not have anything for Panasonic Lumix cameras for example.

Love this new studio look. Can't wait to see it evolve.

You can buy NP-W235 clones from Smallrig that have a built-in USB-C port so you can just use a regular power bank to charge them on the go. Much smaller solution.

to answer the question posed by your title, no. they’re not. i’ve used gvm gear. it’s ok, but please with the click bait.

I really enjoyed the video, but I really have to highlight the irony of a Fuji user criticizing autofocus :) Also the D810 video is amazing. Don't get fooled by the 4k hype, clean 1080 beats bad 4k any day.

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Very nice content dude, you just got your self a new subscriber. I like what you say here, it's both interesting and useful. Feel free to be one of my few almost 50 subscribers. I have ringed your bell so when you will pop out some content I will get it. Thanks again. Max, p.s.. the sound looks good to me.

Since you mentioned it, wondering why anyone actually walks and talks while filming a video ? Does not seem to be any good reason, except that almost everyone does it ???

The Flash functions as a Commander for the Nikon CLS. …trying to picture this guy 10 years ago, when this camera was very popular!

I have d810...the times need to make video too.... what do u suggest?i want please from experience... professionals.... gimbal?for focus Manually?or really need to upgrade to mirroless or even camcorder?but my budget isnt very high.. please help

Hey Matt really enjoy each one of your Videos! Thanks for keeping us update about third party lens for Fuji.

This lens delivers...

I got one for £23 I think it takes great photos

Hi. You can program the selector button to punch in zoom, fine tune focus and get back to 100% quick

When people carry kislux bags in real life, they don't have the time or opportunity to look closely at the bag to spot such a great knockoff

Mirrorless is completely overrated for most types of photography. And just kinda gay feeling to shoot on. The fact that used D850s are still $1600-$1900 is a testament to that.

The texture on this lens is seriously satisfying, and I’m a fan of the rear lens cap upgrade design. It sharpens nicely, especially at f4, and is nearly on par with the pricier 16-35mm G. Autofocus is stable, especially for stills, though video tracking could be smoother. Excellent bang for your buck!

from what i know there are only 3 cameras out there in 2024, full frame, with a better DR than the Nikon d800e. let that sink in. A camera form 2012.

Have it, like it. Use it on XPro2. Bought some years ago...

I’m about to buy the X-T3 after having Panasonic LUMIX compact, big change for me but confused by the newer X models and prices as I’m buying a used body and lense for about £1000 so it’s not an easy decision but after watching this, I feel like the advisor in the camera shop was also spot on with his comments, thanks Matt. Great video, I watched it till the end and your rambling was what I would have done too. Ha ha nice video and thanks again.

Do you think xt30ii is an appealing upgrade from xt 200

nikon picture profiles will allow changing the nikon colors out of camera. I use it all the time with my D700 and D90. Not quite as versatile as fuji's implementation, but it works well.

Nikon still sells brand new D850s and D6s. DSLRs aren't obsolete. They aren't investing in the development of DSLR tech any longer but they are far from obsolete.

I still use a D800e alongside a D850 for freelance work. Clients wouldn’t know the difference which camera an image is captured with. I don’t see a reason to upgrade either camera.

How much of the pictures we see are edited

I had the D810 for 6 years and it was always great as a body. Its downfall has always been the F-mount lenses and the inherent AF inaccuracies of a system that so heavily depends on mechanical alignments and calibrations. Went to a Z6 and somewhat missed the D810's files, especially the ability to go to ISO 64 - but the Z lenses and the AF had instantly proven to be in just in another league. Now with the Z8 I don't miss anything at all anymore. Absolutely everything is a whole lot better than it was back then.

will this have better low light performance than my sony kit lens 15-50mm 3.5-5.6?

It's a cracking camera, I still shoot paid work with it and people love the quality of the photos. I am never gonna sell it.

The Nikon D810 was an evolution of the D800, which in many ways was a game changing camera, but had a few issues, which were rather frustrating, and the D810 fixed most of those issues. In regard to autofocus, there really shouldn't be a big issue with the focus, and a lot comes down to how you set up the autofocus (It does take some playing around in the AF mode to get the best out of it, but when it does work it is great). The D810 does have AF fine-tune, which should help with focusing with the Nikkor 24mm. Nikon used to have their Creative lighting system. With the built-in flash, it's main use for professional photography was as a trigger for Nikon flashes like the SB-900. You can set the camera up, so the built-in flash would work in commander mode to triggering the slave flash but will not be noticeable in the final image. It isn't as practical as a radio trigger, and it needs line of sight, but I used it for years and it does work. In regard's to video. Nikon despite being the first company to release a DSLR with video (D90), was not known for their video capabilities, when compared to Canon. But there are a few things that most people didn't realise. With the release of the Nikon D800, you could shoot video externally to an Atomos external recorder, which was a rather practical (Canon did eventually add this to the Canon 5Dmk3, but it couldn't do it upon release). Of course, the AF in Nikon DSLR's was not great (but again, the 5Dmk3 didn't even have video AF). The ergonomics were great for the camera, as with the D800 before (I used that for 10 years). Yes, the camera is big compared to the X-T5, but the X-T5 is big compared to a X-S20. Everyone has cameras they like. I personally have always preferred larger bodies, because I have bigger hands. A friend of mine who is a former Fujifilm ambassador prefers smaller bodies, it is down to the individual. Saying that though, I do get back issues using my GFX100s, Panasonic s1R and Nikon D850, which I don't get with my X-H2. With the 36mp sensor. I always felt that 36mp was ideal, it allowed for a decent amount of cropping but was still manageable (The 100mp sensor of the GFX can make editing a pain). With f-mount lenses. Nikon had some absolutely wonderful lenses, and there were some amazing lenses made for the system from 3rd party manufacturers. Personally, I have owned several Sigma lenses (pre-art lenses) and I was never a fan. They are geared to sharpness, and some are better than others. 3rd party lenses I would recommend Tamron has some great lenes, with the 35 and 45mm f/1.8, and they did a 35mm f/1.4 which is an excellent lens. They also have some amazing zooms. Zeiss, had some amazing lenses, which were really expensive at the time but have massively come down in price. The ZF-2 lenses with f-mount are more expensive than the ZE lenses designed for Canon EF mount, as they have an aperture ring, which makes them more practical for using with mirrorless cameras. I built a complete Zeiss lens system going from 21mm to 35mm, with a second hand Panasonic S1R for less than £6000. Which is expensive but compared to £10,000+ brand new, without the Panasonic S1R. As for Nikkor lenses. Lens quality is generally very good with their f/1.4 primes, though the 50mm f/1.4G is not the best, and I found the 85mm f/1.4G to be boring, the 105mm f/1.4 is amazing but the Nikkor 105mm f/2.5 AI-S is one of the legendary Nikon lenses. The Nikkor 58mm f/1.4 is soft wide upon, but stopped down to F/2 starts to become a great lens (But I love my Voitlander 58mm f1.4 Nokton). The 20mm, 24, 35mm are all very good. When it comes to Zooms, Nikon has always made excellent zooms. The 14-24mm is legendary, though is rather old. I have the 16-35mm f/4, is excellent, Nikon 24-70mm was never my favourite, but many loved it. Nikkor 70-200mm is again legendary with the E being the best. I would also say the Nikkor 200-500mm f/5.6 is a excellent lens, which you can pick up relatively cheap.

This is real? I’ve heard it was a scam after I got the offer, but I REALLY hope it’s real. That would be insane for me

You forgot to mention that your X100F has an EVF curtain stuck issue. Not sure why.

Do you know of a way to bring up the zoomed view in the camera's LCD/EVF with this lens to set focus (the same way it shows up when we touch the focus ring on a 'official' lens set to MF)? I find it difficult to use wide aperture with this lens because I don't have good feedback of how in focus it is.

I'm so impressed with the TTArtisan 27mm/f2.8 lens. It's tiny but mighty. The small size makes it a breeze to carry during my commute or on trips. The image quality is outstanding. The sharpness and color rendition are exactly what I was looking for. It has a unique charm with the little bit of vignetting and swirl. The autofocus system is reliable. The upgrade interface on the rear lens cap is a clever design. And the fact that it can handle macros and give nice bokeh for portraits is just awesome.

Please do not take much as fact in this video (so much is wrong)!!!!!!!!!!!! This vid could have been more useful if the producer had been a bit more factual!!!!! View for entertainment only :( :( :(

I'm looking into a group of wide lenses and your video has been the most informative so far, thank you! Some people can't get around to say negatives in a sincere way, comes out like they are apologizing or something 😄, all things have negatives, thats just the way reality is. I've got the 18mm f2 recently and felt at home on the wide end, its just great. But since my last shoot, i've analysed the photos and saw a few where the 16mm fov would be better to do the job. I really like the 18mm fov too, but i think i prefer to shoot 16mm and have the freedom to crop if I need. My main use case would be landscape and cityscape, no video, just photos. I want the best image quality. So between 16mm f2.8 and this 16mm f1.4, i think the f1.4 would be the awnser, right? Thanks again

I daily use my D810 for realstate photography, daily I take around 800 images sometimes more (cuz of bracketing too). The camera has 650k shutter acts and never gave me any issue! I bought thus camera used 5 years ago too. Images are super super clean with loads of detail. I wont upgrade until this one dies and I might get another D810 used :D

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I ordered yesterday from China it will be here in 3 weeks or so. I just want to have one manual lens with a bright light that will give me something more than just a perfect photo

Confirmed my weight and bulk concerns about the D810, a hefty 1 kg camera. I'll stick with my D600, and two of its smaller DX siblings (D3300 and D90).

I'd prefer the Nikon Z 40mm f/2 to this bulky 7 artisans 50mm f/1.8...I think pricewise the native 40mm and 7 artisans 50mm third party are very close...I've the 40mm f/2 on Z50...it makes the gear more compact and has great image quality and bokeh...