Really enjoyed this Chris! By not looking at us viewers, I got a sense you were literally talking to yourself and this video gave us a view into the mind of Chris. I tend to talk to myself on shoots as well and this video brings a sense of realism and your unedited thoughts. Well done. Glad you are challenging yourself to try new approaches. I need to draw some personal inspiration from that.
Thanks Jim. I talk to myself more than I probably should! At least I managed to keep the swearing away from it. I really just wanted to try a new approach and see how this kind of video would work. I want to try something more landscape orientated but I need to work out the details first.
I use an XTi as my main shooter. picked it up about 12 years ago and just never got around to using it that much. Got back into it lately and been banging out some great shots. just grabbed the plastic fantastic yongnuo as a cheap intro to prim lenses. And been loving it! Been torn between upgrading to a 5d mk 2 or a Rebel SL2. I do street photography and would love to have that articulating screen. But the full frame is such a juicy temptation... idk, is there like a inbetween?
In terms of sensor size the 1D series have an in between APSH size. I’ve had the SL2 and it’s a great camera. Full frame cameras are big and bulky and for street I’d always go for a smaller body. Have a look at an A6000. David Flower on here uses one for street photography if you want to see what they can do.
@@ChrisBaitsonPhoto I'll probably never go away from Canon EF mounted cameras both for, not wanting to change ecosystem. A for budgeting reasons. As $600 CAD is like the top end of what I could spend. it's basically why I got those 2 cameras in my sights. It just comes down to specs , full frame or articulating screen. street isn't my only type of photography. I kinda do a lil of everything. So size really ain't a issue, I got rather large hands. The articulating screen of the SL2 only makes awkward low angle shots more accessible(I've gotten my knees and elbows dirty a few times while on trails lol). And has far newer image processing n iso range. While the 5d mk 2 is only a step up from the XTi in image processing. But , is a full frame and a respectable iso range . While also staying with CF memory.... Ugh , it's so tough lol
Thinking of buying one of these, just for a laugh, they are like £15/20 on ebay, going to try use it for my bird photography with a super tele zoom (150-600) will look funny with a tiny body attached to it - but from a weight point of view, quite appealing, mainly use the 7dmk2 for my birding ventures, so may give this 400d a trip out if I get one. I remember the 350d (my first dSLR) - I also have a 10d, which I may also revive and bring out for the birding stuff, I do use this 10d from time to time, still great (I did comment further down on the 10d body and the lovey BIG pixel sensor the 6.3MP's have) Great video mate.
The 350D was my first camera - I had 2 of them in the end and loved using it. The 400D is a step up - if you can call it that by todays standards though. It’s a fun little camera to use but next to your 7D2 it will definitely feel…. A bit plastic. I think I paid about £30 for mine for a laugh. I’ve not used it since this video mind you.
I love my 16-35 2.8 and on an APS-C sensor it’s actually a really usable focal length for a walk about. I might try one with the 7D and that lens now you mention it. Thanks for watching Adam.
What do you think about the 10D in 2022 is it worth buying with a cheap 50 mm to do photography with it Well we are in the Mirrorless world but the 10D for those who don’t have money to buy the latest gear So what do you think about it And it will be nice if you can get your hands on one so you can give us your thoughts since you are a very good canon user Thank you
The 10D is probably not something I’d go for in 2022. It was a great camera back in 2003 but times have moved past it now. Even this 400D is years ahead. That being said they’re reasonably priced and if you can afford one then pick one up and I’m sure you’d love using it.
Use my 10d still, take it to shoots, and experiment with it, mainly shoot on 5d's for work, but great to bring this classic along - clients never know the difference, quite fun. Wouldn't rely on it in a pro setting all day, but with a good piece of glass and good lighting its very good, 6MP sensor is a lovely dreamy thing - with it being so slow, it slows you down as a photographer, which is something many forget about theses days in this 'fast paced / must get the job done ASAP' culture.
Really enjoyed the video, nice results! I recently tried ten minute challenge... Not easy, And not sure what to expect until I get rolls back from lab 😬😬😬😬
@@joshmoonphotography And this is what scares me. I’m gonna try it one day. I have a few old film cameras. You’ll have to come along and show me what to do.
I can’t believe that you are letting the camera handle the aperture. That setting makes more of a difference to your art that shutter speed. Also, you have an L lens. What is it?
Really enjoyed this Chris! By not looking at us viewers, I got a sense you were literally talking to yourself and this video gave us a view into the mind of Chris. I tend to talk to myself on shoots as well and this video brings a sense of realism and your unedited thoughts. Well done. Glad you are challenging yourself to try new approaches. I need to draw some personal inspiration from that.
Thanks Jim. I talk to myself more than I probably should! At least I managed to keep the swearing away from it. I really just wanted to try a new approach and see how this kind of video would work. I want to try something more landscape orientated but I need to work out the details first.
Fun video man, challenging comfort zones is always terrifying!
It was good for a laugh. The photos were a bit….. meh. It was good fun though.
really enjoyed it
I use an XTi as my main shooter. picked it up about 12 years ago and just never got around to using it that much. Got back into it lately and been banging out some great shots. just grabbed the plastic fantastic yongnuo as a cheap intro to prim lenses. And been loving it!
Been torn between upgrading to a 5d mk 2 or a Rebel SL2. I do street photography and would love to have that articulating screen. But the full frame is such a juicy temptation...
idk, is there like a inbetween?
In terms of sensor size the 1D series have an in between APSH size. I’ve had the SL2 and it’s a great camera. Full frame cameras are big and bulky and for street I’d always go for a smaller body. Have a look at an A6000. David Flower on here uses one for street photography if you want to see what they can do.
@@ChrisBaitsonPhoto I'll probably never go away from Canon EF mounted cameras both for, not wanting to change ecosystem. A for budgeting reasons. As $600 CAD is like the top end of what I could spend.
it's basically why I got those 2 cameras in my sights. It just comes down to specs , full frame or articulating screen.
street isn't my only type of photography. I kinda do a lil of everything. So size really ain't a issue, I got rather large hands.
The articulating screen of the SL2 only makes awkward low angle shots more accessible(I've gotten my knees and elbows dirty a few times while on trails lol). And has far newer image processing n iso range.
While the 5d mk 2 is only a step up from the XTi in image processing. But , is a full frame and a respectable iso range . While also staying with CF memory....
Ugh , it's so tough lol
Thinking of buying one of these, just for a laugh, they are like £15/20 on ebay, going to try use it for my bird photography with a super tele zoom (150-600) will look funny with a tiny body attached to it - but from a weight point of view, quite appealing, mainly use the 7dmk2 for my birding ventures, so may give this 400d a trip out if I get one.
I remember the 350d (my first dSLR) - I also have a 10d, which I may also revive and bring out for the birding stuff, I do use this 10d from time to time, still great (I did comment further down on the 10d body and the lovey BIG pixel sensor the 6.3MP's have) Great video mate.
The 350D was my first camera - I had 2 of them in the end and loved using it. The 400D is a step up - if you can call it that by todays standards though. It’s a fun little camera to use but next to your 7D2 it will definitely feel…. A bit plastic. I think I paid about £30 for mine for a laugh. I’ve not used it since this video mind you.
Amazing video,you can take a good photo on an entery level dslr with a L lens i did one on a 700d with a 16-35mm f4/L and walked away with a sunrise
I love my 16-35 2.8 and on an APS-C sensor it’s actually a really usable focal length for a walk about. I might try one with the 7D and that lens now you mention it. Thanks for watching Adam.
What do you think about the 10D in 2022 is it worth buying with a cheap 50 mm to do photography with it
Well we are in the Mirrorless world but the 10D for those who don’t have money to buy the latest gear
So what do you think about it
And it will be nice if you can get your hands on one so you can give us your thoughts since you are a very good canon user
Thank you
10d is insanely sharp and small. A lot of fun. I shoot with 30d sometimes for the same reason.
The 10D is probably not something I’d go for in 2022. It was a great camera back in 2003 but times have moved past it now. Even this 400D is years ahead. That being said they’re reasonably priced and if you can afford one then pick one up and I’m sure you’d love using it.
Use my 10d still, take it to shoots, and experiment with it, mainly shoot on 5d's for work, but great to bring this classic along - clients never know the difference, quite fun. Wouldn't rely on it in a pro setting all day, but with a good piece of glass and good lighting its very good, 6MP sensor is a lovely dreamy thing - with it being so slow, it slows you down as a photographer, which is something many forget about theses days in this 'fast paced / must get the job done ASAP' culture.
Hi. Does it record video?
It does not.
@ChrisBaitsonPhoto Thanks.
Really enjoyed the video, nice results! I recently tried ten minute challenge... Not easy, And not sure what to expect until I get rolls back from lab 😬😬😬😬
Thanks Josh. I can’t imagine what it’s like shooting film I’d be a nervous wreck for a week 😆
@@ChrisBaitsonPhoto just a tonne of disappointment and wasted money really 😂😂😂
@@joshmoonphotography And this is what scares me. I’m gonna try it one day. I have a few old film cameras. You’ll have to come along and show me what to do.
@@ChrisBaitsonPhoto that would make for some fun indeed!
I can’t believe that you are letting the camera handle the aperture. That setting makes more of a difference to your art that shutter speed. Also, you have an L lens. What is it?
Setting the shutter speed fast enough usually sets the aperture to wide open anyway so it’s a none issue for me. The lens was the 24-105 f4
@@ChrisBaitsonPhoto I do enjoy a good walk about. You were challenged by the location. Too much same same. Nice job with the old pier framing.
Big up pebbley beach in barton
At 5 minutes you missed a great stand of trees.
Where was this exactly
This is Hessle Foreshore just off of the A63.
@@ChrisBaitsonPhoto thank you
It remains good till now + I use it for astrophotography
Why running like a headless duck, spaying and praying, instead of take the 10min to take only one photo but the good one, you know…
Because this was way more fun. Thanks for watching.
Bad. Nothing about rhe camera really 😂
Thanks for watching 🤘🏻😁