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it's all about the price.

I have a Canon 6D mKII. Great camera, you can do double exposition that some Canon R cannot do anymore.... also you have the GPS that most new camera doesnt have.... and i like my photos from the 6D MKII 🙂

Interesting video for sure thanks for making it. There really isn’t a perfect flash nor is a flash a beginner one vs advanced. What is needed is an understanding of the tool you’re purchasing. If you need a TTL on camera event flash; then pick that up. However a manual flash is often more consistent with output. Round vs square head flashes are constantly talked about; the reality is they are about the same especially when they are used with a modifier. Additionally advanced flash technologies are useful at events especially during family portraits when you may have 2 or 3 units; or in the event hall when you place a strobe behind or near the DJ area to allow for additional light when needed. For on camera speed light I’m looking for the swivel angles; an ability for the vertical head to pivot beyond 90 degrees and if possible to use a lithium ion battery;for better recycling time. TTL is nice but it’s proprietary and I have multiple cameras so it’s not as much of a priority.

CLog3 vs HDR PQ cual es el mejor?

CLog3 vs HDR PQ cuak es el mejor?

Nikon D750 or Canon 6d Mark ii?

The Sigma 28-105 f/2.8 is a cheap wanna be copy of the Canon RF 24-105 f/2.8. The Sigma doesn't have image stabilization, it's not internal zooming, no option for a zoom motor. Canon 24-105 f/2.8 for the win.

The video looks fine. I really don't see why everyone says it's so bad. I guess I'll keep watching 6dII vids until I convince myself they look bad.

I am a regular photographer.. I have used tt560 and currently have 685 ttl... But I am confused should I buy ad200 pro or v1 as I do fashion photography too.. please suggest ..

Fantastic video, thank you.

Thanks for the video! 24-105mm range is very different from 28-105mm. For me, 24mm is very much needed in one-lens-does-it-all approach. Also, rf has internal zoom, and smoothest zoom ring I’ve ever experienced - it can literally be operated with one finger. For weather sealing point of view, internal zooming is something else. Professional shooting happens sometimes in bad weather, but customers are still expecting results. Heck, even personal shooting happens sometimes in bad weather. RF is bigger and more expensive though, which is a big factor obviously, but the lenses are not directly comparable.

That lens was mainly designed for video shooters, that's why it has the optional zoom motor and minor focus breathing.

Fire Video, Keep up the good work 🔥

If you didn't film this with such a wide aperture it might be possible to actually see the lenses you are holding in your hands

6D Mark 2 has PDAF on the sensor with face detect, so yes you do actually get BETTER AF in live view then you do with viewfinder, which is kinda ironic. Cause a few years ago, it was the complete opposite.

Good info you provided.

I wish the R8 used the LPEN6NH battery. I would have bought that up as a companion cam to my R7 with a streamlined battery situation. And half of my lens lineup is full frame EF. The old version 2 of the 70-200 f2.8L produced some fantastic results for me on my R7.

Maybe your SD Card ist to slow Not the Buffer

Maybe I am not on my right mind like what you said coz i'm actually getting one 😂

Interesting. So which lens would be the most perfect for travel in your opinion? 24-105 f4 or something else even more compact?

Bottom grip untuk r8 tu mana beli? Untuk r7 ada ke? Kalau ada share link please.

Firstly what an excellent video, so informative and detailed, and yet concise. Just a thought, my recommendations would be thus: 1. If you are a serious photographer (semi professional, keen enthusiast/amateur), I would bye-pass the entry level (manual) Godox flash units and go direct for either the Godox V860iii, V1/V1 pro or AD200 Pro as they come fully loaded, are fully combatable with the Godox trigger system; and will grow with you, as your skills grow. 2. If you're a casual photographer (family holidays/events, children's school events), then yes the TT range of Godox flashguns would be more than good enough. Just my thoughts, please let me know what you think.

R8 or R6 mark I? Only for photo....

My bank account decided to buy non of em

hi! would you choose 80D or 6D mark ii today ? 😁

I'm jealous us Sony shooter don't have this f/2.8 lens

If I go with lens 70mm all time only these photos I will get then price is same too yes it canon 24mm-70mm lens but no I go 400mm better my mother get it super good price all for once she is very satisfied with it and I have tell her I will travel all place I will shoot photo.

Well me for lens I love to buy for event plus travel and wildlife photography and not all things shoot photo is near like for example in lot of zoo animals tend to be very far but beautiful views for tiger pictures is very most beautiful photos shoot plus like colours full birds and lot of things that why in lenses I love go far like 400mm that why my family see why it not same like you when me I does math I believe in time lens will increase in price so these great lens now is reasonable but my family tell it big 400MM these things go like then sorry I go for once for all because in future lens price increase I believe it will become more because more sophisticated it will become I believe everything like a camera built in the lens then only need camera to only just shoot photo you knows how deep the price will become I believe 5000$ US then I will see wow these things price but acient lens will not be selling then I will go with expensive one then no for these things but grave in things if I don't know I fall in love with these lens but it that expensive I will tell my mother please please these lens but if now I go with these lens after their is no lens because lens is just zoom and big beautiful shoot photo click .

Your lens is same as Canon RF 24-105mm f/4L is USM Lens (Renewed).

Looks like a good lens

i’m looking for a good event lens

nice lens! Canon are pushing forward! I personally always carry two bodies (flash on 24-70 on one body) and (12-24 f2.8 or 70-200 f2.8 on the second body). Plus a 85mm f1.8 for some mood shots. Longer reach gives you ability to shoot those candid moments. I feel the upper 105 f2.8 is still too short to capture candid moments or close up of speakers, but this depends on the event. I would always carry two bodies anyway as a backup. I think your 24-105 f2.8 with flash is probably quite a heavy setup for one body. Your lens is 1.3kg, when you add flash (0.4kg) and camera body (say 0.8kg) you're over probably 2.5kg! That's pretty heavy on one shoulder, which should be considered. Where this lens maybe ideal is tight sports , like badminton where you are located very close to the action.

yes, very interesting, I shoot Nikon, but same problem, 24-70 or prime 105 ? but great to have a "walk around" lens and portrait/macro lens in one zoom.

What about the Neutral picture profile

love my 28-70mm F2 but if I have a dream perfect lens that's physically and generously possible it would be the 24-105mm f2

Nope. It must be 16-135/1.8 at least.

Magic Lantern to 80D and 6d ii would correct some of little points.

Nice! I Will try this with inshot.

I think you made an error on the original pricing of 6D II. The price was around $2700 when new. You are probably thinking of dx series. The camera is great for photography and some of the mirrorless will never have ergonomics as good as some of the DSLRs. I shoot Sony A7 and is not the most comfortable camera to hold. Canon 6d just feels so good in your hand as do 5d series as well. I love all the 5d series and their color renditions, however for efficient event type of work, my A7 is much easier to manage. Again it depends what you use your cameras for.

Ad200 Pro is around $345, and you can even find it with accessories for the same price.

If you wanna grow your channel, it really helps to say what currency you are using. It really helps to make it more internationally friendly so that people can convert for themselves! Just thought it would help to share my experience. I have been using the 6D mark ii since its release for photojournalism work as well as various sports and events photography on the side. I've used it in both a casual and professional setting and honestly if you know how to use the 6D mark ii well it can definitely perform in both. Firstly, just to clarify I agree that in 2024 there are better options available, but if people ever see a second hand 6D mark ii in good condition, I really urge people to give it a shot, especially so if their focus is photography and not videography. If you wanna fork out money for a brand new camera body, then i'd say invest it in a newer model. People need to understand that the 6D mark ii is a high-level enthusiast camera and not a professional camera (its even marketed as such on the canon website). Naturally so, it will lack in some areas as compared to others because the enthusiast doesn't need as much compared to a pro. I think one thing that really makes the 6D mark ii competitive as compared to other older DSLRs is the flip screen. All modern full-frame mirrorless cameras have it, but till this day, the 6D mark ii remains the only Canon full-frame DSLR with a flip screen. The 6D mark ii is also a very good starting point to start building your kit collection as well. The EF lenses are still one of the best around and can be used on some Canon film cameras (the newer SLRs like the eos630 etc) and even in Canon's mirrorless line with an adaptor. That makes it one of the most versatile lenses ever!!!! The clumped autofocus honestly was more than sufficient for me in casual projects. I think its better actually because it forces me to think more about composition. Focus and recomposing is definitely something I recommend people learn and do. In the professional setting things work differently, its definitely more fast-paced and you don't have the time to be doing all that, so thats when the clumped autofocus becomes an issue. The 6.5fps shooting speed and buffering time can be a problem, but it has never been one for me. If you can't catch your shot when by the time the camera buffer kicks in, honestly put down the camera and take the time to learn and understand what you are photographing so that you can shoot with an intention and shoot in a way that isn't intrusive to your subject. Many experienced professionals will tell you this, and I myself live by it. Yes the dynamic range is not the best. I feel that at any time beyond blue hour where I crank my ISO to around 6400, the dynamic range starts to drop off as well. Shooting around 400-800 ISO for the most part is very comfortable and it doesn't introduce an unnecessary amount of noise that I can't cope with. Overall I really do recommend the 6D mark ii if you are a high level enthusiast, or maybe even someone new to the professional industry who needs a body to start out. Specs-wise its definitely not the most comprehensive, but the limitations imo helps you really hone your skills well to transition into the professional industry. Build-wise, it is honestly still one of the best ergonomically, and its flip screen pretty much made it a future proof model. Just my 2 cents!!! Thanks for reading and hope this helps!!!!

Hello sir: Please help and give me some advice, The camera I am currently using is Canon EOS R10, The kit lens used with it is (RF-S18-150mm f/3.5-6.3 IS STM) My main subject matter is toy photography. The secondary shooting content is street photography or portrait photos. Now I want to buy new lenses, after watching your video, Want to be in Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM and RF85mm F2 Macro IS STM or RF 35mm 1.8 STM After making a choice, I would like to ask you to give me some advice on which lens is more suitable for me? Thank you.🙏🙏🙏

Quick note: RF lenses that are L lenses (red rings) are always made in Japan. any non-L lens is likely going to be made elsewhere (I think there are a few exceptions like the 200-800)

Mine didn't just over heat, it fried itself. On a sunny 22 degree morning, outside at 17 minutes it DIED. During the 6 weeks it was in getting repaired I used a Blackmagic pocket 6k and now I have sold the R6. I love NOT using a hybrid to shoot moving images. I think I feel the same about stills. I went back to the old 5D mkII and I have to say that with both the BMPCC and the 5D having a camera dedicated to the one job makes them simpler and more reliable. Picking up the 5D is like working with a mate who really knows his stuff. And it’s fun. The R6 is like working with a brilliant psycho.

I love my r8 only did I hate is the battery life but I just ordered a grip

This dome diffuser on V1 can replace a softbox 50cm? Or both are different results.

Anyone with the variation of Roderick is COOL WITH ME 😎

Same set up we have ❤

An option could be to shoot horizontally and crop vertically in post.