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Amazing! Faster than I ever thought a camera could do. Remember to have an RF Lens on RF body to get the better focusing. If you are referring to the EF lens , its better than I thought but not great for sports. It's just okay for sports, good for portraits. It responds to eye tracking decently. I should make another video on that specifically.

@@DevynFromCFXTV looking forward to that video! im thinking to get a budget telephoto lens for my son's hockey game. not professional use, but just for fun.

@@KS-yv8ll I have never photographed Hockey, but as a sports photographer I can give you tips regarding what you may or may not experience if you get this lens. 1. The wide end is limiting, 80mm does make a difference, especially if you are in the seats and not in the designated photographer spots. 2. This lens does not focus so close, but hockey is fast, and they can fill the frame fast, my suggestion is to be far away and zoom in more often than not but that protective glass the players play in is not easy to get around especially if people are in the crowd/audience in front of you. 3. The lens does well tracking but zooming takes a second to spin. It does spin smoothly most of the time but that depends on what copy you get. 4. This things a tank, hockey pucks and players can nock it around, I don't anticipate an issue, but still be careful. 5. I would not use this on a crop body because it may be too close depending on where you are and where you can be. 6. No IS on the lens so watch your shutter speed, keep it high enough. Zoom in and check those extremities and fast moving parts of the subjects. 7. Use BBF Back button focus Hope this helps!

Yes! Thank you! This message means alot. I have an S21. My father has the 6D Mark I and I used the 7D II and I agree that the image quality leaf-frogged the 7DI. I like the 7D II better than the 6DI for its handling. I love the 6DI's image quality better though. I want to make another 7DVideo. What should I do it on? Maybe 7D Mark II in 2025!? or 7D vs 7DII in 2025!?

Interesting. I seem to get both sides of the coin here. It seems that most people like the 7D I over the II as a legacy camera, but I'd defiantly want to do a video like this for the 7D II

I have never cared to be honest, but I know I have to mention it because its a concern when using high burst rate cameras for a lot of people. What about you, have you experienced a broken shutter?

@@DevynFromCFXTV I have not yet (thankfully) But that's interesting that you never cared. I've always thought that was big deal. I just bought one of these and it's great but it was a real work horse so I was just wondering if I should be concerned with the shutter count. But I guess you have a point. It shouldn't really matter right? I shouldn't have to worry?

Not exactly the camera stabilization. I know that older USM motors make a humming noise when you go to focus, but that slight noise never bothered me. I typically use the 80-200 which make a bit of noise when focusing due to its age, but If I were doing video it would be a big problem. All IBIS systems make noise. I know the R5 II and C make more noise based on their new open fan based designs, you can hear the IBIS even more. Are you sure its the IBIS and not the lenses shifting in the lens?

@ yes it’s the IBIS and not the focusing, I am sure. Yes you can hear IBIS noise with all lenses but with this one is quite a bit louder, not too loud but you can hear it easily. I will ask canon but maybe this is normal behavior, I suspect IBIS noise changes based on focal length so with telephotos that do not have IS it’s louder. With my 70-200 2.8 it’s quiet but maybe it’s because the lenses also has IS and IBIS has to work less hard

@@StefanoCipo87 Interesting. Maybe because it's old?

@@DevynFromCFXTV I don’t know, it’s the only telephoto lens without IS that I own so I can’t compare. But for sure the R6II that I tried was slightly more quiet with the same lens

@@StefanoCipo87 The 85 1.4 EF II has a really weird IS system too. I can feel it moving around in there when im just holding the lens.

😓😡WOW I need to make another video on this

So I fixed mine! You need to use LOCTITE. Its an industry standard to liquid you can use on your screws. I've been wiggle free for 2 years now. If you do it yourself Loctite costs about $10 other than that you are on your own. You are looking at about 22 small screws. You need o be very careful around the CF/SD Card slot. Once you get all of the required screws out, be EXTREMELY careful with opening the camera because the motherboard will still be connected to the big lcd screen and eye piece lcd screen. Unplug the ribbon cables that connect the lcd screens, then continue to sperate the camera while watching the hotshoe. The hotshoe will have 4 holes for the small screws that have little orange glue cups keeping them from falling into the camera. I retrieved them, applied Loctite to the treads and screwed them back in. DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK

Ive been thinking about the R7.... you know that are thinking about an R7II

Yeah great point!

Great point!!

Soap, lol. With smartphones and social media apps manipulating images, that's an interesting critique. Most people in western world want to mitigate the age factor. From the news to other forms of media, having a retouched look is more excepted because of the super resolution of these cameras. That's why iPhones and the make up industry is so popular, because they do it automatically . I will do it again with no retouching because your comment is valid to a certain extent.

@@DevynFromCFXTV Well, he has a major point. And a lot of RUclips content creators make this same mistake. It's difficult to know just how soft the light from any particular modifier is if you show us the picture heavily retouched as significant smoothing on skin voids what you're saying about the quality of light because we don't know how much of that is retouching and how much is the actual quality of the light. So it makes more sense to show the unretouched one and then the retouched one. I don't know why RUclipsrs like yourself think this is so strange. It's just common sense if you're talking about light modifiers.

@@jasonbodden8816 Yes I agree and i will make that change

YES!!!

For how much in USD?

@@DevynFromCFXTV 500usd

@@DevynFromCFXTV 500 usd

@@danygarciaflores5260 It's an okay option in my opinion. If you have a high MP body, I wouldn't because it will reveal lots of image issues. If I had a 24 MP body FF then yes. I wouldn't try this with a new crop frame at all.

I'd go 3rd party. The sigma Art 50 1.4 is awesome for 500 or less. you only loose a 1/3rd of a stop of light, where as the cheap readily available 1.8 50mm lenses are quite darker and not good build

I was just in the rain with it. No issues

@@DevynFromCFXTV that’s awesome thinking about picking one up for a Yellowstone trip over Christmas because I picked up a 5diii for 150$ and need a cheap lens that I wouldn’t care if it got destroyed

@@illegalmindset4122 I love it for small quirks its awesome!!

I'll need to check them out

Not sure to be honest

Yeah, It's a steal. I do like the Sigma 105 1.4, but the market never adjusted for Canon's Sigma glass, the price never went down due to Sigma not making an update

Oh wow its been a while. eBay maybe. I'm not sure if they are still available

That's so cool... but I can't feasibly do Pentax

YES!!

AWESOME!!

It depends on what is in the smudge. If you have a grease/oils from your skin, in my opinion, use the lens wipes with the solution. Some smudges/ fingerprints with dust or light particles you can use just a microfiber cloth. For example, If a drop of rain gets on your lens and dries, then just use a microfiber. greasy marks and prints will smear, that's why you use the wipes. Dirt and heavy particulates can scratch your lens, so in that case you can use blower to lift it of the lens then clean it with wipes. The recommended cleaning brush used lightly an help get particulates off the lens.

Wow

(Put your R6II in Video Mode on the upper left hand switch) Once in video mode ~Push Menu Button ~Go to the Red Camera Section ~Go to page 8 ~Click "HDMI Display" ~Then Camera Monitor + External Monitor

In this mode you will not be able to record to SD cards. All visual interaction with the camera is only through HDMI

I like it! I'm gonna make a video on how to get one

I may have forgot Flashpoint Li-ion III

Thanks! it was lots of hard work coordinating everything. Where do you use the Xplor 600?

At my home, and on location.

@@4rroby It's a very great flash especially if you can save money and get the manual version

I bought the Pixapro ( UK version of Godox ) 600 manual just before Christmas. Plus now Godox have released a new version 2 of the 600 I guess there should be offers available for the 600 version 1. Wonderful video, lovely model too. I only just got my Magmod XL. Need time to play with it 🙂.

@@neerajberi4943 Nice!!

So the NTG-2 is gain hungry. If you have a recorder that doesn't have good pre-amps supplying that gain it can be that. Other than that It may have been the attic fan if I recall

I try. Thanks

Thanks! Compliments like these keep me going