Thank you Staford. after research your review on camera and lens has made my decision to swap Nikon 7500 and nikon 100-500 lens to the Panasonic easy. keep up the good work.
Just upgraded from the 100-300mm which I think is a great lens, to the 100-400mm and I'm absolutely in love with it! The 100-300mm took some pretty good moon pictures, but when I saw the pictures I took with the 100-400mm I was thoroughly impressed with the better quality. I also have the Leica 12-60mm lens which is fabulous.
I have just subscribed after watching this . I have the G9 and the 100-400mm lens and was thinking about the Nikon D500 and it is great to have your thoughts on it compared to the G9. I love the way you explained what this camera is like and how good it is.
Chris thanks for subscribing. I glad the video helped out. Both cameras are top class. Just depends what system you want. I have the D500 harder to use because of lack of In body image stabilization. Other than that, the d500 is king on focus speed for me.
Enjoyed your review of the G9 but I think I would have enjoyed it even more if you had included some of your work with that combination of camera and lens. Having seen some of your past work I think those photographs would have only bolstered your case for MFT. I think Lumix was smart to partnered with Leica. Really good point about the noise problem DSLR's have around skittish wildlife. You have a new subscriber looking forward to your future videos.
Ahh yea I forgot about that. If you are interested you can check out my other 100-400 lens review the end has photos taken with the g9 and 100-400 combo.
I started real estate (RE) photography in 2017 with a used GH4, and then bought the G9 two years ago after much research. Some of my counterparts in RE photography had just bought the Fuji XT3 and we compared photos. That XT3 has a bigger sensor and beautiful colors, but the G9 was able to stand tall against it. I'd say in terms of picture quality it was a draw. I'm very happy with the G9 and recently have bought the 100-400 Panny lens and started shooting wildlife, which is MUCH more difficult than RE photography. I'm really learning the camera better with this new hobby and having fun. Your conclusions in the video rang true to my experiences, though I'm still having trouble nailing focus on birds/animals, but that is me, not the camera. It takes practice and experimenting with the many auto-focus options, and I'm just not there yet. Anyway, good job. Subscribed.
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE Update on the autofocus: After applying the latest firmware upgrades, I’m nailing focus almost every time. It is amazing. The other day I saw a half moon up in the afternoon sky, I set my Leica lens to 400mm and, handheld, casually pointed it at the moon and took a shot. That’s like an 800mm full frame lens. It came out razor sharp! I used to have to put it on a tripod to get good focus at max zoom for such a distant object. The IBIS + the OIS in the lens are fantastic.
Very balanced and informative review. I have a G85 and planning to upgrade. I use the Leica 100-400mm. Could you comment on the shutter release, I hear it is very sensitive? You did not mention the EVF - I hear it is terrific? I think a G9 is on my horizon for many of the reasons you describe. I was considering the Olympus E-M1 mark II but the sad demise of Olympus has scared me off. The A7III and Fuji XT4 are great cameras but the lenses are heavy and too expensive. It seems Canon/Sony etc are relying on sensor envy to force us to waste money on pointless capability for many amateur photographers like myself - your points were well made.
Yep--awesome camera/system. I've had mine for well over a year with lenses covering the 35mm eq range of 16-800mm and I love it. All of that and more fits into a tiny pack that weighs about 5kg/11lb (less than the weight of an 800mm FF lens and a lot more compact). I can take it anywhere and get great shots in any conditions. If the vast majority of photographers (including pros) really thought about what they needed in a camera system, rather than simply following the Nikon/Canon FF/APS-C herd, they'd come to the logical conclusion that MFT is the way to go. I prefer the ergonomics of the G9 (size/feel/menus, etc.) to a smaller body (such as Olympus, although the FF Sony A7 family is also too small for me and I don't have overly large hands), especially with longer lenses. Bottom line: there are so many great choices between Panny and Oly, plus virtually any lens will fit most MFT bodies with an adapter. If you want to spend a lot more for no noticeable improvement in IQ, a slower/less flexible system, and more back/neck aches, well, it's your money...
Correct very hard to beat and with the move to full frame and little options to the long lens lover it might be a while. The Sigma 150-600 though is still probably one of the best lenses ever made in my opinion, since it supports so many camera formats, sharp and not that heavy in comparison. With a metabones adapter and m43 you get 1200mm at f6.3 incredible. Thou the aps-c sensor puts it at 960mm on canon which is a good second option for weight to lens zoom ratio.
Stafford, I bought the G9 a few weeks ago and have to say I'm impressed. But I was interested in the digital teleconverter feature in the menu and wondering if you've ever done a video on how to set that up. Of course I've looked at the camera manual but haven't found it much help. Sometimes watching something done makes it easier to understand than reading it.
Bruce, hey congrats on the G9. The most underrated wildlife camera. I have not done a video on the digital converter. I might look into a deep dive on the camera FYI. The G9 is still a beast and super affordable. I been looking and testing other cameras and the g9 still comes up as one of the better cameras out there. The 6K photo mode is just fantastic, video upgraded with firmware is super crazy good. It is almost a gh5 with wildlife and photo abilities. After 4 to 5 years since its release you think other cameras would absolutely crush this camera, but nope... Maybe another video is in store for this camera.......hmmmmm
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE If anybody can do it you can. Owning the Leica equivalent of the FZ1000 (currently the V-Lux 5) really helped me ease into the menu of the G9 since the two are cousins but the camera only has an optical reach of 400mm. The digital I-Zoom converter of the FZ/VeLux 5 doubled that to 800mm's. This made the camera much more useful for birding. The G9, with the 100-400mm, has an effective optical reach of 800mm's and tracks birds in flight much more reliably. However, if the G9 also offers a digitally enhanced converter like the V-Lux 5, well, that could be useful.
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE I follow Marlene Hielema's RUclips channel as well since she focuses on the G9 and I just learned that she feels the digital extension in the G9 might be more useful for video. She gave me the link as follows: ruclips.net/video/aa3VL9Hf_yc/видео.html Between the two of you I'm guaranteed to learn something new every day:)
im currantly looking into going back to mft and i had a g9 in 2018 but af-c was not great for BIF have you done the 2022 firmware 2.4 (2.7) animal detect has been made better . and the fact the used price under £600 due to illness and leaving my job i sold all my gear which was nikon d850 and d500 600f4
Jason, i have some new gear suggestions but a long explanation. So look at the r10 with the 100-400 and 1.4 tc. killer setup for a reduced price for what you will spend on MFT gear. I know I know, I was leaving canon .... need to cut a new video of the last few months but , compared this setup against the g9 and no comparison the r10 is the m43 killer.
Great reviews IMO. I am a Sony SLR user. Want lighter gear because aging. Sony A6600+Sigma 100-400? Or Pana G9+100-400. Thats the question for me. Witch focussing system is the best for birding and traveling around. I wish I knew the answer.
Rinze, thanks for stopping in and the kind comments. So the sigma 100-400 lens focus is a bit slow when I tested it out. I have the sigma 150-600 also on my a6500 and the focus is too slow to capture my dog running right at me. It works for normal subjects but if you want that super fast eye focus and all the bells. You might want to test out the 100-400 sigma first. I notice if people want super fast focus speed then stick with the true native lenses and camera system. The one thing I disliike about fast focus system is they are all unique and really fully work with the manufactures lenses only. If you have any other questions feel free to ask. I know focus speed is my weakest link i tend not to want too much from systems as the costs add up and time spent with each camera in the settings area.
With firmware updates the cameras auto focus has improved. Again the camera is pretty good but not class leading and probably will never be due the technology they use.
Very interesting review. I am thinking of getting a G9 and 100-400 for an African Safari, but worry about the focusing in low light, during the early morning and late drives. Do you have any comments?
sorry just got your message. the g9 is not that bad in low light. granted not the best but not horrible, I guess you can look at then entire package it offers and decide, the faster the glass the better
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE NP, thanks for taking the time to reply, I think I will give the G9 and 100-400 combo a go, everything is a compromise after all....
Max iso to me is 3200 which for me is about max iso of any camera. Even iso 3200 on the d500. So just me. I do not see that much difference in iso vs other cameras. High iso tends to be just that at some point you figure out how much you can live with.
lol correct, I was talking from a stand point of the industry not my own feelings I mean in 6 months camera makers want you to upgrade. Still one of the best though.
Hi! Would you say that this is still the best camera for Wildlife photography and videography I 2020 especially after its new firmware update that lets you do 10-bit video? I've been scratching my head for a long time and I can't really figure out which is the best camera system for wildlife...
@@leef3167 ahh person choice. I know for me some lenses really benefit from a larger sun shade and help with contrast and color. I really like big sunshades for some reason the contrast seems so much better in some instances. I cant really prove this but the more dark stuff around the lens means you are not getting side light. Call me paranoid but on point and shoots the more directional light I get the cleaner and punchier the image is.
Nice job! I have been using a G85 with the 100-300 panny. I recently bought a Sony RX10 iv for wildlife because I am lazy. It works surprisingly well but I really find that I prefer Panasonic menu systems. I am seriously considering a G9 and the 100-400mm. Any chance of reviewing the lens in the future?
Stafford Fuhs So any chance of reviewing the 100-400mm lens? There are lots of reviews already out there but you tend to focus on the things I care about more than some reviewers.
@@rreichar1 Yea, I can give an overview of the lens. Curious what things are you looking for ? I can give you a full run down anything specific I can give you info on ??? Thanks again for contributing.
Stafford Fuhs Just general thoughts. How sharp is it? Build quality. Any issues? I know initially a lot of people didn’t like that some parts of the lens mount support were plastic. I don’t know if this was ever addressed or even if it’s real issue. Mainly I just like to know what you think about it.
Good review Stafford, I'm thinking about changing my Panasonic S1 for the G9, not enough lenses for the S1 and the one they have to expansive! Thanks, Sub+
Thanks for watching and sub. Benard, I like Panasonic and the S1 cameras are great but you know how that goes. You might be able to buy a sigma 15-600 or 60-600 with an adapter as sigma has adapted the sigma mount lenses to the S1 Lmount ??? I am curious does the S1 have a crop mode like sony and nikon ? Canon from what I heard does not. Sony's 61mp equates to 25mp in the crop mode which is plenty.
Stafford Fuhs I like Sigma, but since the L-Mount alliance was annonce not much was done. Leica did produce some nice lens for the SL but way to expensive, and Panasonic also not the cheapest and Sigma still waiting for something reasonable. I could go with adapter and don’t wait! The Panasonic S1 is a 24mp the S1R is 42mp I think, and they do have crop factor in jpeg mode. Thank you
@@BernardBrunet Yes those L-Mount system is kind of on the fence. I am a sigma fan as well. Sigma was suppose to produce their camera to go along with others. I thought wow this could be great. Sigma then called off the launch of their system. They have the sigma quattro H which they are sitting on as their main camera with the older sigma sa mount. I am not sure what sigma is going to do at this point.
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I switched off the review real fast because the picture was blurred, the sound was muffled and the reviewer's voice was indistinct. A poor quality soundtrack is, for me, a major irritant. Sorry.
@@subrotomukerji2608 Ok, I will keep an eye out for issues with sounds and video. Strange but no other people have said they have issues with video or sound.
Thank you Staford. after research your review on camera and lens has made my decision to swap Nikon 7500 and nikon 100-500 lens to the Panasonic easy. keep up the good work.
Eric, much thanks for watching hope it helps !
Just upgraded from the 100-300mm which I think is a great lens, to the 100-400mm and I'm absolutely in love with it! The 100-300mm took some pretty good moon pictures, but when I saw the pictures I took with the 100-400mm I was thoroughly impressed with the better quality. I also have the Leica 12-60mm lens which is fabulous.
Very good to hear. The 100-400 is a very light lens in comparison. 800mm is nice for the weight and size.
Absolutely fantastic video. Was looking for a video that covers a first persons experience with both SLR and the G9 for wildlife. Nailed it 👏👏
Thanks again for watching !
Great review thank you. Love the option to shoot a 6k vid and pick the image, that is so much better than spray and pray!
Yes it is works out very nice actually !
For the life of me I cannot remember which video you were talking about the Panasonic GX-850. Where is that video?
ruclips.net/video/MsfQA_wjm0c/видео.html here you go
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE Thank you. I don't know why I couldn't find it!
@@imagenatura You bet thanks again !
I have just subscribed after watching this . I have the G9 and the 100-400mm lens and was thinking about the Nikon D500 and it is great to have your thoughts on it compared to the G9. I love the way you explained what this camera is like and how good it is.
Chris thanks for subscribing. I glad the video helped out. Both cameras are top class. Just depends what system you want. I have the D500 harder to use because of lack of In body image stabilization. Other than that, the d500 is king on focus speed for me.
Enjoyed your review of the G9 but I think I would have enjoyed it even more if you had included some of your work with that combination of camera and lens.
Having seen some of your past work I think those photographs would have only bolstered your case for MFT. I think Lumix was smart to partnered with Leica. Really good point about the noise problem DSLR's have around skittish wildlife. You have a new subscriber looking forward to your future videos.
Ahh yea I forgot about that. If you are interested you can check out my other 100-400 lens review the end has photos taken with the g9 and 100-400 combo.
I started real estate (RE) photography in 2017 with a used GH4, and then bought the G9 two years ago after much research. Some of my counterparts in RE photography had just bought the Fuji XT3 and we compared photos. That XT3 has a bigger sensor and beautiful colors, but the G9 was able to stand tall against it. I'd say in terms of picture quality it was a draw. I'm very happy with the G9 and recently have bought the 100-400 Panny lens and started shooting wildlife, which is MUCH more difficult than RE photography. I'm really learning the camera better with this new hobby and having fun. Your conclusions in the video rang true to my experiences, though I'm still having trouble nailing focus on birds/animals, but that is me, not the camera. It takes practice and experimenting with the many auto-focus options, and I'm just not there yet. Anyway, good job. Subscribed.
Excellent, long lenses in some way are an art form. Thanks for the subscribe.
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE Update on the autofocus: After applying the latest firmware upgrades, I’m nailing focus almost every time. It is amazing. The other day I saw a half moon up in the afternoon sky, I set my Leica lens to 400mm and, handheld, casually pointed it at the moon and took a shot. That’s like an 800mm full frame lens. It came out razor sharp! I used to have to put it on a tripod to get good focus at max zoom for such a distant object. The IBIS + the OIS in the lens are fantastic.
@@mediamannaman Definitely leading class. The g9 system just keep getting better. A master piece ahead of its time and has shown legs.
Very balanced and informative review. I have a G85 and planning to upgrade. I use the Leica 100-400mm. Could you comment on the shutter release, I hear it is very sensitive? You did not mention the EVF - I hear it is terrific? I think a G9 is on my horizon for many of the reasons you describe. I was considering the Olympus E-M1 mark II but the sad demise of Olympus has scared me off. The A7III and Fuji XT4 are great cameras but the lenses are heavy and too expensive. It seems Canon/Sony etc are relying on sensor envy to force us to waste money on pointless capability for many amateur photographers like myself - your points were well made.
Extremely sensitive, the most sensitive of any camera. They do that to minimize camera shake.
Yep--awesome camera/system. I've had mine for well over a year with lenses covering the 35mm eq range of 16-800mm and I love it. All of that and more fits into a tiny pack that weighs about 5kg/11lb (less than the weight of an 800mm FF lens and a lot more compact). I can take it anywhere and get great shots in any conditions. If the vast majority of photographers (including pros) really thought about what they needed in a camera system, rather than simply following the Nikon/Canon FF/APS-C herd, they'd come to the logical conclusion that MFT is the way to go. I prefer the ergonomics of the G9 (size/feel/menus, etc.) to a smaller body (such as Olympus, although the FF Sony A7 family is also too small for me and I don't have overly large hands), especially with longer lenses. Bottom line: there are so many great choices between Panny and Oly, plus virtually any lens will fit most MFT bodies with an adapter. If you want to spend a lot more for no noticeable improvement in IQ, a slower/less flexible system, and more back/neck aches, well, it's your money...
Correct very hard to beat and with the move to full frame and little options to the long lens lover it might be a while.
The Sigma 150-600 though is still probably one of the best lenses ever made in my opinion, since it supports so many camera formats, sharp and not that heavy in comparison. With a metabones adapter and m43 you get 1200mm at f6.3 incredible.
Thou the aps-c sensor puts it at 960mm on canon which is a good second option for weight to lens zoom ratio.
Stafford, I bought the G9 a few weeks ago and have to say I'm impressed. But I was interested in the digital teleconverter feature in the menu and wondering if you've ever done a video on how to set that up. Of course I've looked at the camera manual but haven't found it much help. Sometimes watching something done makes it easier to understand than reading it.
Bruce, hey congrats on the G9. The most underrated wildlife camera. I have not done a video on the digital converter. I might look into a deep dive on the camera FYI. The G9 is still a beast and super affordable. I been looking and testing other cameras and the g9 still comes up as one of the better cameras out there. The 6K photo mode is just fantastic, video upgraded with firmware is super crazy good. It is almost a gh5 with wildlife and photo abilities. After 4 to 5 years since its release you think other cameras would absolutely crush this camera, but nope... Maybe another video is in store for this camera.......hmmmmm
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE If anybody can do it you can. Owning the Leica equivalent of the FZ1000 (currently the V-Lux 5) really helped me ease into the menu of the G9 since the two are cousins but the camera only has an optical reach of 400mm. The digital I-Zoom converter of the FZ/VeLux 5 doubled that to 800mm's. This made the camera much more useful for birding. The G9, with the 100-400mm, has an effective optical reach of 800mm's and tracks birds in flight much more reliably. However, if the G9 also offers a digitally enhanced converter like the V-Lux 5, well, that could be useful.
@@brucegraner5901 Yeas agree. Will be taking a look into it. curious on some of this !
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE I follow Marlene Hielema's RUclips channel as well since she focuses on the G9 and I just learned that she feels the digital extension in the G9 might be more useful for video. She gave me the link as follows: ruclips.net/video/aa3VL9Hf_yc/видео.html Between the two of you I'm guaranteed to learn something new every day:)
im currantly looking into going back to mft and i had a g9 in 2018 but af-c was not great for BIF have you done the 2022 firmware 2.4 (2.7) animal detect has been made better . and the fact the used price under £600 due to illness and leaving my job i sold all my gear which was nikon d850 and d500 600f4
Jason, i have some new gear suggestions but a long explanation. So look at the r10 with the 100-400 and 1.4 tc. killer setup for a reduced price for what you will spend on MFT gear. I know I know, I was leaving canon .... need to cut a new video of the last few months but , compared this setup against the g9 and no comparison the r10 is the m43 killer.
Great reviews IMO. I am a Sony SLR user. Want lighter gear because aging. Sony A6600+Sigma 100-400? Or Pana G9+100-400. Thats the question for me. Witch focussing system is the best for birding and traveling around. I wish I knew the answer.
Rinze, thanks for stopping in and the kind comments. So the sigma 100-400 lens focus is a bit slow when I tested it out. I have the sigma 150-600 also on my a6500 and the focus is too slow to capture my dog running right at me. It works for normal subjects but if you want that super fast eye focus and all the bells. You might want to test out the 100-400 sigma first. I notice if people want super fast focus speed then stick with the true native lenses and camera system. The one thing I disliike about fast focus system is they are all unique and really fully work with the manufactures lenses only. If you have any other questions feel free to ask. I know focus speed is my weakest link i tend not to want too much from systems as the costs add up and time spent with each camera in the settings area.
Stafford Fuhs
Thxs for the full speed reaction! It is helpfull. AF is important for me and I will get it, if I read you, with native lenses. 👍
Have the software updates released since this video improved the autofocus to your satisfaction?
With firmware updates the cameras auto focus has improved. Again the camera is pretty good but not class leading and probably will never be due the technology they use.
Very interesting review. I am thinking of getting a G9 and 100-400 for an African Safari, but worry about the focusing in low light, during the early morning and late drives. Do you have any comments?
sorry just got your message. the g9 is not that bad in low light. granted not the best but not horrible, I guess you can look at then entire package it offers and decide, the faster the glass the better
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE NP, thanks for taking the time to reply, I think I will give the G9 and 100-400 combo a go, everything is a compromise after all....
Great Job ! Thank you very much for this helpful and honest review. +1 Sub
You bet glad I can help !
Thank you Stafford 👍 just wanted to ask you about the G9, how much ISO you can use on this system without affecting image sharpness?
Max iso to me is 3200 which for me is about max iso of any camera. Even iso 3200 on the d500. So just me. I do not see that much difference in iso vs other cameras. High iso tends to be just that at some point you figure out how much you can live with.
Lao thanks for viewing the video.
“...older camera..” 3 years old? Should we be changing our cameras on a yearly or monthly basis? God forbid we’d be stuck with an “older camera”...
lol correct, I was talking from a stand point of the industry not my own feelings I mean in 6 months camera makers want you to upgrade. Still one of the best though.
Hi! Would you say that this is still the best camera for Wildlife photography and videography I 2020 especially after its new firmware update that lets you do 10-bit video?
I've been scratching my head for a long time and I can't really figure out which is the best camera system for wildlife...
Yes
The higher end Olympus cameras are close as well.
What is the purpose for the extended lens hood (100-400)?
Lens hood for me is to protect against sun flairs and help with contrast and color.
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE Yeah, there is one that is attached to the lens already, why a larger one?
@@leef3167 ahh person choice. I know for me some lenses really benefit from a larger sun shade and help with contrast and color. I really like big sunshades for some reason the contrast seems so much better in some instances. I cant really prove this but the more dark stuff around the lens means you are not getting side light. Call me paranoid but on point and shoots the more directional light I get the cleaner and punchier the image is.
Wonderful review
Thank you !
Nice job! I have been using a G85 with the 100-300 panny. I recently bought a Sony RX10 iv for wildlife because I am lazy. It works surprisingly well but I really find that I prefer Panasonic menu systems. I am seriously considering a G9 and the 100-400mm. Any chance of reviewing the lens in the future?
Yea my 100-300 is great one of my favorite for sizzle and weight. Rx1o is super nice as well
Stafford Fuhs So any chance of reviewing the 100-400mm lens? There are lots of reviews already out there but you tend to focus on the things I care about more than some reviewers.
@@rreichar1 Yea, I can give an overview of the lens. Curious what things are you looking for ? I can give you a full run down anything specific I can give you info on ??? Thanks again for contributing.
Stafford Fuhs Just general thoughts. How sharp is it? Build quality. Any issues? I know initially a lot of people didn’t like that some parts of the lens mount support were plastic. I don’t know if this was ever addressed or even if it’s real issue. Mainly I just like to know what you think about it.
@@rreichar1 Sounds good I think it is a great idea. Thanks and probably put it out in a week or 2.
Good review Stafford, I'm thinking about changing my Panasonic S1 for the G9, not enough lenses for the S1 and the one they have to expansive! Thanks, Sub+
Thanks for watching and sub. Benard, I like Panasonic and the S1 cameras are great but you know how that goes. You might be able to buy a sigma 15-600 or 60-600 with an adapter as sigma has adapted the sigma mount lenses to the S1 Lmount ??? I am curious does the S1 have a crop mode like sony and nikon ? Canon from what I heard does not. Sony's 61mp equates to 25mp in the crop mode which is plenty.
Stafford Fuhs I like Sigma, but since the L-Mount alliance was annonce not much was done. Leica did produce some nice lens for the SL but way to expensive, and Panasonic also not the cheapest and Sigma still waiting for something reasonable. I could go with adapter and don’t wait! The Panasonic S1 is a 24mp the S1R is 42mp I think, and they do have crop factor in jpeg mode. Thank you
@@BernardBrunet Yes those L-Mount system is kind of on the fence. I am a sigma fan as well. Sigma was suppose to produce their camera to go along with others. I thought wow this could be great. Sigma then called off the launch of their system. They have the sigma quattro H which they are sitting on as their main camera with the older sigma sa mount. I am not sure what sigma is going to do at this point.
I like the 0.83 EVF.
Evf is great. I was blown away the first time I used the camera.
good review.
Thanks!
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Thanks !
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Thanks !
I switched off the review real fast because the picture was blurred, the sound was muffled and the reviewer's voice was indistinct. A poor quality soundtrack is, for me, a major irritant. Sorry.
sorry not sure if it was the video feed. what country ?
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE I'm in India.
@@subrotomukerji2608 Ok, I will keep an eye out for issues with sounds and video. Strange but no other people have said they have issues with video or sound.
@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_ANYWHERE Thank you, I'm grateful. X'mas greetings from India !
@@subrotomukerji2608 Thanks again !