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Thank you for the kind words 👊 They both have the same sensor, so it’s pretty much even for low light performance. However, since the R8 doesn’t have IBIS, you might need to crank up the shutter speed a bit more in low light photography. But overall I’d say it’s the same :-)

Thanks for the kind words 👊

You’re very welcome! 😉 Glad it was helpful. I don’t have a course at the moment, but feel free to let me know what you’d like to see - always good for more video ideas!

@@coppensbram Thank you for your reply. I will send you an email if that's ok with you. I am really impressed how informative and detailed your tutorial is.

@ninoslavrandjelovic8100 all good ;-)

Oooh the M6 II - I also had that camera. Real nice and compact!

That’s awesome! Thank you so much for the kind words ☺️ I’m sure you’ll capture a ton of stunning photos and videos 😎

Awesome, glad it was helpful! And thanks for the sub 😎

earned a subscriber btw

Haaaa yeah that’s the Apple Tax! 😂 Their pricing is crazy.

Yes indeed! It’s really hard to justify the 13” when you have a MacBook 😅 And somehow, I always feel like I want to get more work done on the 13”, and then run into the limitations of iPadOS. On the other hand, the thin and light form factor of the 13” make it much better than previous models. That screen! 😎 I’ve returned the 13” now, but I already miss it haha.

@ yeah holding it at Apple it was the first time where I was very tempted by the extra screen real estate since it’s so crazy thin and light!

You’re very welcome, glad you liked it! 👊

You’re very welcome! Glad it was helpful 😃

Glad you like the video! 😎 Honestly, I'd just go with the full frame sensor of the R8. It's better in every aspect compared to the aps-c on the R7. I think it's just more versatile, especially for your use case. Full frame will work better for wide angle street photography. Just get a spare battery and you'll be set! On the other hand, if you can bump up your budget a bit, the R6 II is the perfect all-round camera, which has all of the advantages of both the R7 and R8, plus some other stuff! In terms of lenses, you can't go wrong with any of the RF glass. For street and portrait, I'd probably get something wide, and something long. I love zoom lenses, so I'd say the RF 14-35 or 15-35 for your wide to regular shots, and the RF 70-200 for portraits. Alternatively, you might get a standard zoom range like the RF 24-105 or 24-70. Hope this helps!

@@coppensbram thanks a lot

Hi! Unfortunately no. It’s even not on the more expensive R6 II. For 4k 120 you need the R5 or R5 II, but that’s a lot more expensive! I do understand why you’d want 120fps though. Here’s the trick I use: record at 4k 60fps, and then in Final Cut Pro slow down the footage 50% with “Smooth Slo-Mo”, which uses AI. Here’s a link: support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/final-cut-pro/ver40b00150/mac

Hi there! It depends on the distance you have from the subject. Assuming you mean in a room inside, you’re better off with the wider lenses, like the sigma 16mm, or the wide zooms 10-18 or 11-20. If you’re outside or have more space, you have a bit more flexibility 😊 Hope this helps!

Hi 👋 No, unfortunately that won’t work… you’ll need a F38 base plate on the camera. Ulanzi does have other tripods that work with Arca Swiss though! Take a look at the Zero-Y (my favorite) or TT-09 (video tripod).

@@coppensbram unfortunately I ordered the f38 tripod before checking 😔. So I won't be able to do vertical pano photos with my camera as the L bracket is arca I think... 🤔

Ahhh ok… But maybe you could just get an additional base plate f38, and attach that to your L-bracket and just leave it on?

@@coppensbram I guess that's what I am going to do 😀. I just say the tripod looks really cool and lightweight. Looking forward to bringing it with me toJapan and Bali!

@jd5787 yes it’s pretty awesome - I use it all the time 😎 you’ll definitely be happy with it!

That's strange, it should work! How are you transferring to PC? Into an app (eg. Lightroom) directly or first into folders on your disk?

You’re very welcome! Let me know if you have any questions 😀

Definitely a nice lens for low light! 😎

50mm will give you more reach, however, the 35mm (assuming you mean the 1.8 version) has macro capabilities - so you’ll be able to go closer to your subject quite a bit. In your case, I’d go with the 35! Hope this helps! 😎

You’re very welcome 👊 😎

Actually, many people use CRAW instead of RAW. It’s basically just a compressed format of RAW. So it’s keeping all the benefits (quality, editable in post), but takes up much less space (smaller file size) on the SD card. Hope this helps!

That’s a good upgrade to mirrorless! 😎 thanks for the kind words 👊

Thanks so much for the nice words, Bill! 👊 The R8 is a fantastic camera, you’ll be super happy with it! Having a couple EF lenses is also a great starting point! If you want to get into the RF system, I’d probably recommend the 24-105 F4 L, quite similar to the EF 28-135 but with a constant aperture of F4. Really solid all-rounder!

Yup! For birding things, the R7 is the way to go! 😎

From Canon’s website: Water/Dust Resistance: Yes Although the camera is designed to be dustproof and moisture-proof, it cannot guarantee complete exclusion of dust, dirt, water, salt, etc. from entry. To ensure the camera’s dustproof and moisture-proof performance, tightly close opening/closing parts such as terminal cover, battery compartment lid, and card slot cover. Also, attach shoe cover to multi-accessory shoe. When using a conventional accessory equipped with a dustproof, moisture-proof adapter, multi-accessory shoe adapter AD-E1 is required.

I just use Lightroom. The new AI noise removal is awesome! 😎

Ouch, sounds like you have a bad copy mate… I’d definitely return and ask for another!

You're welcome! 😉

Yes that’s a good idea! I’ve been wanting to make more editing videos 😀 What would you like to know?

@@coppensbram 1. Text animation (around objects & talents) 2. Animated Comparison table (Canon R7 vs R8) 3. Stop Motion 4. Sound Design (Sound Effects) 5. Speed Ramp (Zoom Effects) 6. Voice Over (Sync with video)

Strange, my 24-105 f4 quality is much better than the 50mm f1.8. And definitely better for video. Unless you’re talking about the RF 50mm 1.2?

@@coppensbram I have RF 50MM 1.8

Definitely the R7, will give you much more reach with the aps-c sensor and a higher megapixel count - so you can crop in more in post! Hope this helps 😎

Hi there! First, you need to turn on the zebras in the menu (red menu, tab 7). Note this will only work in video mode. I explain it in the video around 22:10. Hope this helps! 😎

@@coppensbram Ooooh, please forgive me, I see that in the video only, I thought that it was also in the photo, but no))) Thank you for your reply.

@blackdracula8196 no problem! Glad I could help you 😃

@@coppensbram can you tell me where the focus sensitivity (settings) for the photo is? I know where it is located on RP, but it was moved to R8 and I can't find it now

@blackdracula8196 sure - it’s in the AF menu (pink), on tab 1 and 2. I explain it in the video around 26:30 😀

For weddings or other professional work, I’d go with the R7 instead of the R8 because of the dual SD card slots and longer battery life. However… I’d actually recommend you to go for the R6 mark II instead. That is the one to invest in for pro work!

@@coppensbram Thank You! Update I found an incredible deal and purchased the R8. The idea of ​​needing the R8 was because in events the R7 fell a little short in ISO since at ISO 3200 at night it lost a lot of detail. Now, I don't know if I did the right thing by buying the R8 and if I should use it as the main one taking into account that it doesn't have the double slot, although so far I have never had a memory fail and at the beginning when I bought it it only used one slot.

@victorchay12 ahhh I see. In your case the R8 will do just fine! It will definitely be better for low light than the R7! Just get a couple additional batteries and you’ll be set! 😎 Same here - no card fails yet 🤞

Indeed it can’t! But…. Still a very capable, fun camera that’s an excellent stepping stone to the big boys 😃 And if it’s just for a hobby, it’s excellent! Thanks for all your support bro 😎 OG

@@coppensbram Yeah, your content is pretty crispy!.

Very welcome!

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R8 hands down 💯

Ha! 😎 Yup: Belgian living in Poland 🇧🇪 🇵🇱

@@coppensbram Ha, cheers! 😁

Hi there! Yes, you’ll definitely want a wider lens, which can be tough for a cropped sensor on the R7. I’d actually recommend you wait a bit, Sigma will release their 10-18mm f2.8 for RF mounts this year (specifically designed for aps-c). And Tamron is also releasing their 11-20mm f2.8 soon. If you need something now… you could look at the RF 14-35mm, which is an excellent lens - I have a couple videos on it. Or also the just released Sigma 18-50mm f2.8 - not as wide, but it might be wide enough for your purpose. And it’s a lot cheaper! Hope this helps :-)

@@coppensbram Thanks Bram

@Rq6rqraRqgsg5wys-yj4ti welcome!

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You’re very welcome :-)

Hi there I don’t really use a flash, but if I would be looking to buy something, I’d probably look at Godox or the new Canon EL-10 :-)

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@Internat_11mektep welcome!

Hi! Nah, it’s only like a lock/unlock type of mechanism. There’s only a fluid pressure system for the up and down movement. I believe all of these smaller, lighter tripods only have it like that. If you want control over panning tension you’ll need a larger fluid head, and a heavier duty tripod. Smallrig has a nice one: AD100 Freeblazer. And I think Ulanzi also launched one recently… might be worth a shot.

@@coppensbram Thanks man, appreciate the info :)

You're welcome! 😎

Yes it’s difficult to change once you’re already using a system! 😊 Arca Swiss is probably the most versatile as it’s used in so ,any pieces of gear. I’ve seen Falcam is coming out with a tripod that works with both F38 and Arca Swiss. I think it’s called the “tree root” tripod. Maybe that’s the future!

I’d probably opt for another R8 in your case. You’ll be able to use the same batteries etc. Although, the R7 might be a good addition for wildlife - you’ll get more reach out of your lenses. The R8 is definitely better for low light. If you could stretch your budget, you might want to take a look at the R6 mark II. That’s basically a step up from the R8! And an ideal combo 😎

@@coppensbram Thank you so much for your advise - the R8 it is. Sadly the R6 mark ii is a bit out of my budget. Much appreciated.

@@kimhofmann7040 you’re very welcome :-) the R8 is an awesome little camera!

I’m absolutely sure you’ll love it!

Good point! However… that won’t work with RF lenses though. But still a valid solution if you’ve got EF glass!