Top 5 Underrated Camera Features
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- Опубликовано: 25 май 2019
- In this video I list features that people don’t seem to talk much about, if at all. Features that isn’t by any means a deal breaker, but still makes me a little extra excited when its included in a camera. Some are very common and almost taken for granted, others more obscure.
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A silent mechanical shutter is something I always look for in a camera that never even gets mentioned in reviews.
I was thinking back illuminated buttons is a feature more cameras should have. I think they should definitely be more commonplace.
Low ISO is so underated, even the underated list underates it
Good ergonomics - I recently discovered that I value it a lot more than I thought.
I love my Pentax K-5 for this reason.. and it's also a reason why I decided to buy the XT-2. It's just fun to use. :)
@@TheBobes ha, it was the x-t2 that made me realize how great good ergonomics can be.
INTERNAL MEMORY! God, I wish more cameras had that.
Not sure if all cameras have this, but internal pixel mapping on my Olympus EM5 II has actually fixed a hot pixel on the sensor before! The problem has never appeared again, and this was months ago. I'd also go with weather sealing as an underrated feature, as it's so liberating to be able to shoot a camera in inclement weather. A high flash sync speed can be very useful for event photography as well!
I have that on my Pentax too. Haven't had to use it in anger, but if I do, I hope it works as well as it did for you
My fuji xt-2 has this. Never used it but I'm aware it's there just in case...
Built in GPS is a very convenient for landscape and travel photography.
I think that a very underrated feature that hardly ever gets mentioned is 1/3 stop ISO increments. It makes nailing the exposure so much easier and so much more flexible
Like many people - I like to do travel and documentary photography. Two of my favourite unrated camera features are: In camera charging (ICC) and built in GPS. The former allows me to leave the charger at home (less bulk) and the latter gives me a semi accurate location of where the photo was taken. This allows me to revisit a place after a while and take photos again from the same scene (big fan of documenting change). My G7X has in camera charging and my 6Dm2 has built in GPS. My ideal camera would have both (with USB-C charging to boot!). I await patiently for someone to invent this haha!
Fast start up time and instant response to change of parameters. Two reasons why shooting analog still feels faster today.
Startup is definitely a thing people overlook.
Unrated Camera Feature: With Nikon cameras, you can create folders and then have the camera ONLY display images from that folder. That feature was sent from heaven.
Indeed. Love the folders!
Your videos always make me happy, no matter the subject, and that's a rarity for me on RUclips.
The most underrated feature in my opinion would definitely be user experience. It doesnt matter what top of the line specs a camera has if it doesnt make you want to pick it up and use it! Fujis and Leicas NAIL that, you actually FEEL like a photographer!
@@RiceCake-ep9gu I am considering dumping Sony and going back to Nikon. My Sony a7iii makes great still or video files by holding it and controlling it not a joy.
I agree, when people ask if they should buy camera x or y, I usually recommend buying the "cool one".
Not directing any hate towards Sony, since their cameras are technological marvels and the image quality you can get out of them is second to none, but I really don't like using them at all. One day maybe they'll fix that and then there'll be nothing left to stop me jumping onto that system.
Matthius - you're killing it with these two. I have to say, one thing I really want to know from reviewers is start-up time. Not a feature, but still a huge metric for me.
Maybe do one based on handling design. For example, I am learning the hard way just what you meant about the feel of the Fuji XT2/3 vs. X-Pro2 (and X-E1/2/3 by many of those measures).
Hi Micaiah, amen! Hard indeed!
My XT3 EVF stops responding after less than a minute on some settings and I have to mash the shutter and wait for it to start metering (breathe...) and turn EVF back on. When this happens, I miss the shot.
I sometimes have to mash the shutter like a box brownie which also may result in missing a shot. What is that camera thinking about? The price of eggs?
I consider I might buy an unmodified XH1 with the feather touch shutter!
I use the most expensive Sony SD Cards and new ones at that, boost mode on, fresh NP126S battery, eye focus off except when shooting people of course, centre focus, AF-S, lenses any one of 35mm f1.4 (a tad slow), 35m f2 (crap lens),10-24mm, 18-55mm (I don't like this lens either!), latest XT3 firmware, Shoot on Release or Shoot on Focus makes no difference, this has nothing to do with the EVF not running and the camera not metering!
I suspect from reading others' posts that the camera is trying too hard to save power. I don't care about short battery life,I have four spare batteries
My X-Pro2 usually responds fast, and can take a photo even if the EVF is not lit, even then it meters correctly. It is more rare for me to miss the shot.
All these XT3 vs XPro2 AF business is quite apart from the magical X-Pro2 OVF which I am coming to use and love even more.
I also have an aged X-100S and I am using its OVF more and more with manual focus, it is just as fast for shoot-from-the-hip as the XT3
JIm, Canberra
Mattias, you make my list of most underrated RUclips photo channels.
Very kind of you :)
1. NICE Color sience, maybe film profiles etc.
2. Thoughtful management of camera and menu
3. Interesting camera design
4. Weather protection
5. Tilt screen up and down.
6. USB charging
Yes 25 Asa please 👍, how did we we ever manage with Kodachrome 64 😂
it started out at 10 or under...
Internal memory saved the day for me when I *thought* I had an SD card in my X100T when getting an amazing shot of my son that couldn't be replicated. I agree. Give us at least a couple of GB's! You know, I'm kind of a snob when it comes to the top lcd screen (I like having ONLY dials on top), but the way it's implemented on the Nikon DF is really cool!
Yeah memory is so cheap they could build it in. I like the 40 on the Ricoh, feels like a roll of film.
Great video! A feature that I find underrated is definitely Auto ISO in manual mode.
Totally agree with the auto ISO as an option even in full manual mode, and internal memory can be a lifesaver (I've never had it in any camera I've owned, but I want it). Great colour SOOC is increasingly important to me as I try to my reduce the time I spend in PP as much as possible.
I have three others that I think most reviewers (but certainly not you) gloss over or miss entirely:
#1 ergonomics
#2 UI / menu system
(#1 & 2 are often lumped together and don't get much attention)
#3 backwards compatibility / adapted lens support (hardly anyone ever talks about this, but it really matters to me)
I think those reasons are why Canon has been number 1 for so many years. Outside of RUclips, people care more about their $3000 lens fitting their next body than having a quarter stop less dynamic range at base iso.
Agree on all of it.
@@southerncharity7928 especially if you've invested in the gorgeous 70-200 f/2.8 or other top lenses they make :)
Mattias I love your videos you talk about the cameras like they're your children, it's personal and I love that. Most important of all, it seems all your children take beautiful photos, very rare.
My favorite feature would be a good AF .. I only have limited vision from my None shooting eye and this effects the good one too .. so a good AF for a Shoot and pray technique is valuable 🤗 and a Great colour palette is important.. for me at least. Great reviews as always Mattias.
Holy shit! That 16mm film footage looks sick af!
the 16mm film video looks beautiful
Film is magic.
Can't believe no-one's mentioned it yet, or maybe I missed it, memory recall for settings, so you can have one for portraiture, one for street photography, whatever you like.
Fussy, that's exactly what I wrote (3 days ago). You can have it, look for "U1", "U2" (nikon, sony) or "C1", "C2" (canon) on your mode dial. I'm a Fuji shooter, so it's not for me :sad:
Yes! Top display is way underrated! I'm also a big fan of weather sealing, even if only for peace of mind. As well as a good viewfinder, ideally with a diopter that will let you keep your eye/sun glasses on to use it.
I'd also love to see a film camera with some modern touches, especially where settings & controls are concerned.
I have two Minolta 600si's that are auto and manual. I love them. Camerapedia calls them a "cult camera" because they have such a fanatic following including me. They cost almost nothing on ebay. I inherited one and bought the other about 3 years ago. The Minolta lenses are the same as Sony A mounts. I have a Sony adapter and the mostly excellent Minolta lenses work well on my Sony A7iii.
The EOS-3 feels very modern. Top display, 5D controls, eye AF. And it's relatively cheap. It's like a DSLR with film in it.
Highlights priority metering is one of the most underrated features.
I would add simplicity of use. Cameras these days are so complicated it is almost impossible to set them up and remember what you did 10 minutes later. Leica is much better at this. Secondly I would add ergonomics in general. Camera companies are so busy trying to outspec each other, that they just ignore bad ergonomics, how the camera actually feels in the hand. Random button placement is another example. Sony is the king here.
True, some companies seem to throw the buttons on at random.
as always, thanks for the effort and the sharing. bmpc4k footage sure looked lovely. i am an appreciative subscriber. thumbs up.
As always, amazing video 👏🏻The one feature you ❤️ (and I do too) that I was surprised didn’t make your list is highlight metering. After good auto iso, that’s the biggest game changer for me when it comes to speed of capturing a properly exposed image.
It was super close to making the list :)
Yeah, the built-in storage can be a life-saver!!
Your footage, your voice, and your dog always brings me peace, joy, and it reinvigorates my passion in photography. Thank you for your quality content. :)
Your content is so good, and you are just a joy to listen to!
I always look forward to your videos Mattias.
Thank you for another great video. I’ve learned a lot about Photography from watching your videos. Keep up the great work
Underrated feature: quick focus check on Nikon and Fuji, zooms into your focus point during playback
Depth of field bars on the manual focus scale in the LCD/EVF. Fuji lets you configure them for pixel peeping or print resolution. Second-best solution is a manual focus clutch on the lens, but you can't always fit a DoF scale on a lens - zooms, for example.
Always enjoy your videos Mattias : )
I use my top display pretty much exclusively. I can't imagine not having it!
Thank you Mattias, love your content so much. Greetings from Ecuador.
I use an old digital camera. I find silent/leaf shutter is underrated.
Yup, love it in my GRiii.
Great video. You reach good points :) and so experience with so many camera's.
1. *Leaf shutter.* For me I really miss it when I switch from from my X100T to my XT-1. High speed flash sync opens up a lot of possibilities.
2. *X-Trans array.* High ISO shots have a film-like look whereas IMO Bayer array shots don't. ISO 3200 black-and-white shots remind me of Kodak Plus-X and ISO 6400 Tri-X pulled a bit.
With that said Fujifilm cameras are hardly perfect but I've come to depend on them. For most people Nikons and Canons are IMO still better "all around" cameras. I'll take a Canon for video work any day of the week and "bang for the buck" the Nikon D3500 wins the race. It's the Toyota Hilux of cameras. BTW, love the dog. =)
Brian Beeler - Leaf shutters are the best! They’re quiet and can sync with a flash up to ridiculous shutter speeds.
Yeah it's a shame the XT1 and Xpro1 doesn't have high speed sync like the X-T2, Xpro2, XE3 and so on. It's very convenient.
i really enjoy your videos watched u for a while but just today u realised hey wait thats from västerås, i dont even know how i have missed that in your videos. buth now i see it in everywear and try to locate wear they are from.🤣 keep up the good work 😁 // another västeråsare 😁
I learned how to do eye AF in AF-C on my Sony on a photowalk about flashing and eye AF. It's crazy great and I have used it without looking. Good for people shoots, but maybe something to do on the street once. Although my street style is not focussed on people.
For my next cameras I am looking for gimicks. Like 1000fps or NDs, full spectrum or completely the long wave infrared spectrum
Interesting and original point of view, thanks for sharing!
Agree 100% with you about auto ISO in manual mode. I use this when shooting burlesque and events in ambient light at high ISO. I make my creative choices with aperture and shutter speed, and then I can fire away without worrying about proper exposure. Unfortunately one of the few flaws that my 5D Mk IV has is that you cannot use exposure compensation in this mode. But the body delivers solid RAW files with enough leeway in post. Keep up the good work. Love your videos.
Saving preset profiles has been something I really love seeing in cameras. I shoot on the Black Magic Pocket 4k now and really loving how I can have a couple different setups programmed in depending on the situation.
And also love having a high frame rate button right on the face of the camera and being able to set it beforehand. So nice not having to dig into menus for essentials.
Only wished it would have let me jump from using the entire frame to the cropped slowmo and back with that button.
on top of that mountain, when I discovered there's no SD card inside my heavy DSLR which I brought all the way - ooops.
From that time on, there's a spare card not only in my photo bag, but also in my daypack as well - 8 MP is enough!
With some ND filter I got a nice little "pocket" (will not name it "bag" because of its size) - this one is now equipped with the ND filter, a spare battery and a spare SD card also. Whenever I go out with my daypack and the little Fuji X-E1 in it, I take this pocket as a second backup for SD-cards.
MB- "I'm sitting here hoping for a native ISO of 25" ..... Me "MEEEEE TOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!" Damn someone else finally said it. Excellent video overall too Mattias :)
Carl G same here, I’d love to be able to do away with ND filters
The Nikon Df is my dream camera. It's like a film camera with the flexibility of a digital camera. Love the physical buttons and top LCD.
For mirror less cameras with focus-by-wire lenses - 1) give us a focus scale for manual focus and 2) have the manual focus distance stay the same after turning the camera off and on. Fujis do both by default, Olympuses can be set to do 2 and Panasonics have only enabled 2 with the most recent models (GX9 and later). And, Panasonic, A LINE WITH A FLOWER AT ONE END AND A MOUNTAIN AT THE OTHER IS NOT A DISTANCE SCALE!
Sadly Fuji only does 2 depending on the lens.
Sony does 1 and 2 in for example the A7. Canon does it with ML. Ricoh of course does 1 and 2.
The Sigma DP1 does it the best of all cameras ever made :)
For street photography: manual focus switch on the lens AND the camera body. Set lens to AF, camera body to MF, and use focus lock button to set a focus distance. Unless you touch that button again you can't jog the focus by accident.
Great video!! I work a lot with cinema cameras as well as video cameras and photography cameras.
Dynamic Range is the most important feature to me and is often overlooked by those who demand a flippy screen. Dynamic range is also important for photography.
2nd, for me, is file type and codec. If a camera can shoot in RAW or ProRes, I'm sold. H.265, 422 10bit also get my attention, but some of these cameras have shifted colors and require additional work in post.
Color Science is so important, especially when delivering to clients with immediate demand. "My phone can take a photo and post it to instagram in 1 second, why do I have to wait 2 days for you to process 3,000 photos?!"
For photography, the ability to focus in dimly lit situations is very important. I sold my 5Dii years ago for this reason. Crazy autofocus comes in handy, but learning a skill, with occasional missed shots, works out better for me. If you will be using your camera all day, how it feels in your hand, with varied lenses, is bigger deal than most will ever acknowledge.
Also, hoping you will make that BlackMagic video with those 2 awesome BM cameras, Pocket4k and the Micro.. In Reslove 15 & 16, you can upres the footage from the Micro into 4k and it looks better than the Pocket4k footage. Don't get me wrong the Pocket4k is an amazing camera, and I am glad it does so much, especially with BRaw (compressed RAW); everyone needs a dedicated cinema camera, as opposed to a hybrid camera with video. There are quite a few people who prefer the colors from the older sensor of the Micro. Look forward to more, thanks for these videos!
I agree ... would like to see more on this also!
I will compare them in a video about the Micro. Actually you can upress in any editor and at least on RUclips they will look the same :)
Yeah changing from the Canon to the Fuji one major difference I have found is editing the RAW files is that the there is so little work to do with the Fuji whereas the canon I would have to muck around quite a bit more. Pretty much what I see the Fuji sees.
And for me it's the opposite. That's probably why most reviewers are afraid to talk about colors. It's so subjective.
Yeah, that's what most people tend to forget. (:
Brass lol nah seriously IMO more cameras should have more buttons like the Nikon DF, it feels way more tactile than any menu or touch screen or whatever and it looks sexy on a camera!
Agreed xD
Totally agree! Good video.
Your vids are the best!
I agree with color science and how important it is as I often look for the most natural colours when taking photos or videos as I shoot landscapes and wildlife and getting it right when I shoot V-Log L on my GH5 and creating my own LUT and doing corrections to get it exactly how I want it, has been a bit time consuming.
I never thought about internal memory as I have never used a camera with it, but I can see how it would be a life saver. I was once up a mountain that took me over 3 hours to get to, specifically to shoot photos and videos of the area and one of my 3 SD cards failed and one didn't work well, despite working fine the day before, so I can see how useful it would be to have internal memory and negate issues like that.
Door that covers the sensor: This is a feature only found in the Canon EOS R, but I don't understand why only that camera has it. I have been saying for years I wanted a feature so the sensor is covered when you take lenses off an ILC camera. This is a big help at reducing the chance of dust and other particles getting onto the camera sensor and I wish every ILC camera had this feature now, not just the EOS R.
Fully articulating screen: Many people seem to not like this feature but I find it quite useful even if you don't shoot videos, such as having the camera low to the ground or having the camera low to the ground and pointing it straight up for a perspective shot, you couldn't see the screen unless it was articulated.
Built in flash: For years I had cameras with a built in flash and it wasn't until I got a GH5 which didn't have one, that I realised that in a pinch it is useful. Its not going to be as good as an external flash or lights, but I have been able to use it to take quick photos of a dimly lit small room or insects in low light for record shots when I only had my camera and possibly a few lenses with me.
Two from the Panasonic GH5:
Ex. Tele: I shoot video on 4K and being able to have an extra 1.4x crop without any noticeable loss of quality to the image I find quite useful at times, especially taking wildlife videos with my GH5 and having the option of the an extended crop on my Olympus 60mm macro and the Leica 100-400 and with the extra crop, getting a whopping 560mm at the long end (1,120mm full frame equivalent) in 4K video is very useful and something I couldn't easily get on larger sensor cameras, if at all.
Focus Transitions: Since I began shooting video with my GH4, I always wanted a seamless way of doing focus pulls but I didn't have the money for a rig to do it via remote and don't want to carry something like that around either as I had to carry around my camera, lenses, microphones, tripod etc... myself and didn't have room or want the extra bulk of a focus pull rig and having to set it up.
With the GH5 having focus transitions that can do that automatically at the precise focus points and speed you choose, when you press the option on the screen, I can do it now easily. The only real issue I had was when using a microphone attached to the camera hot shoe, it picked up the motor noise on the lenses I used when using focus transitions so not that helpful when I needed audio as well as the focus pull.
Great video, as always! I would add highlights oriented exposure mode to that list. Frankly I expected to see it on your list because I think I matches with your style of shooting street photography 🙂
Ive raved about it in so many videos, I also thought auto ISO is such an important feature in order for the highlight weighted metering to be really useful.
Exposure lock and exposure spot metering :)
Would you mind sharing your profile settings for video on the EOS R?
Auto ISO is a life saver for event photography especially when dealing with natural light as that can change faster than you can change ISO
Backwards compatibility with older lenses. The Pentax k-mount directly accepts nearly every k-mount lens made since 1975 and with a simple adaptor it can make full use of screw mount lenses as well.
I must say an optical viewfinder is the most underrated feature nowadays....
I love your little Guinea Pig
First, great video thanks for your effort!
My favorite underrated feature is high bitrate video. Canon EOS R has 1080p at 180mbps, 4k at 480mbps. Both the best available right now. Love it! The XT3 has that 400mbps 4k 10bit. Everyone always talks about why the GH5, EOSR and XT3 video looks so good, but never talk about bitrate which is why.
Yes, bitrate over resolution imo.
The auto setting on the Leica M8 is ace.
More film stuff please.
Manual dials please put more iso shutter speed exposition dials they are beautiful, and i find them easier than "normal mode" dials.
Also i think that the look is quite underrated by some, for exemple the xpro series gives you the will to take it everywhere!
Man, the Df is fantastic. Not sure if I should pick it over an A7S2 for my M42 lenses though...
Love it!
Totally agree non nonsense video and factual ..in fact I gave up on film cameras ( Olympus 0M4ti ) and 6 lenses and bought a Fujifilm superzoom camera... now it's fun and instant photography for me .. yes manufacturers are going insane with too much of everything. .. same as Auto manufacturers. . My 2001 Nissan Maxima is all the car I need ..thanks for posting. .
high iso noise reduction is also pretty underrated; even the old canon rebel cameras can make digital noise look like film grain.
And iso 25 on digital would be freakin awesome for video
I'm using an old canon 5d, and the only thing i miss there is the lens micro adjustments. The color science is perfect, resolution is quite enough, highest iso 3200 is enough too. Autofocus is very fast and accurate, esp. with new STM lenses
A true classic.
Third! Absolutely love your content Matt! :)
Congrats on the bronze ;)
Still the only person on RUclips to like the DF. Good on you for not following the herd.
I’d like to be able to configure my cameras from a computer or tablet. Menu diving on a tiny rear screen for initial setup or major changes is tedious and would be so much easier on a larger screen. I would be thankful and not the least bit embarrassed if someone would point out that I already have that feature and wasn’t aware of it.
Top LCD is the one thing my OMD EM1mk II is missing. :(
For me it's film simulations hence why I switched to Fuji although the downside of shooting raw is the film simulations in Lightroom don't look quite the same as the ones in camera. When compared head to head, certain colours are different shades. You said you only shoot raw as well. Do you use the film simulations in Lr when you shoot Fuji pics or the default Adobe Color? If Fuji simulations in Lr, which ones do you like best for street?
Whey I compare head to head they are identical.
I'm curious about the Micro Cinema Camera. How's your experience been with it? Do you prefer it over the BMPCC4K?
Both yes and no. I definitely liked the image more from the Micro and when setup it was more comfortable to use. But the pocket4k is a more complete system out of the box and that 100fps slowmo is really handy.
I'd rate ergonomics very high. Just like that display on the top of the camera. I had a Nikon and I sold it and bought an Olympus for the small size, but I regret that decision ever since. Although the Olympus has many features, and is much more compact and light, I ended up buying a grip, because I couldn't stand the alwful handling. Yes, there are two dials you can program any way you want, and are much more grippier, but still I find the rubber grip of the Nikon far superior to that of the Olympus.
awesome video
Have been thinking of whats the most underrated feature my camera has and all i have been able to come up with is the dial to set the o/evf accordingly to your eyes. Might be a sign to actually use my camera in more ways that i do :P
Just having auto ISO is not enough. One should be able to set the longest shutter speed before the camera decides to bump ISO is also crucial. And linking it to the reciprocal to your focal length is even better, a la newer Nikon bodies.
Luckily most new cameras have that.
In-camera charging and FAST USB connection... I don't like taking the battery and card out, especially if I have the camera in a cage.
The USB port is accessable though.
Wish more cameras ran the USB port at faster speeds... You wouldn't believe how many are STILL releasing with USB 2.1 speed internal ports 😭
What is your Canon EOS R picture profile settings?
Highlight weighted metering....
Cool stuff Mattias ...
Would love to hear you speak more about s16, color science, working with d16, the bmmcc, and the bmpcc.
Maybe some comparisons to 16mm film would also be good, with approaches to color-matching and basic aesthetics of this format ...
Thanks for this Video Mattias. For me ergonomics is very important. Guess the Nikon Df would be a nice choice, but i am used to Canon.
Sometimes I miss a very special feature, the convenient position of the release button in the vintage Praktica LTL analog Cameras. One could hold the Camera in the left hand and push the release button with the left ring finger. So the right hand was always free to handle the film advance lever, for focussing and adjusting aperture and shutter speed. This was realy practical. You could easily handle the camera while looking through the viewfinder. Elegant! commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2016_Porst_Reflex_CX6.JPG
Greetings Andy
Much like the previous video on overrated features, I mostly agree. Personally, I would have swapped in low ISO and left out color science. I shoot ISO 50 film all the time and wish it were part of the native range of all cameras. I recognize there’s more to “color science” (or “bias” as it probably should be called) than simply what the camera records to a memory card, so I feel it’s a bit overrated, but if your particular combo of editing software and camera(s) works for you, who am I to argue with that?
A thing I never thought of till I had a camera that hasn't is possibility to set aperture, shutter speed, exposure compensation and iso scale at third, half, or full stops! I really hate using thirds of stops, as while they feel very precise a lot of times I feel that 1/3 of a stop is too little, and 2/3 too much. I also like full stops for iso, it may sound stupid but when someone tells me "I took this picture at iso 5000" I have to actively think that it is more than 3200 and a little less than 6400. Add to that the always increasing trend of those numbers and I easily get confused by 10 000, 100 000! Time to start using the full ISO nomenclature (both ASA+DIN) instead of only the ASA value but called ISO which is plain wrong?
Oh, and power switch placement! Whenever I try a camera with the switch in a different position than the usual combination with the shutter button I feel like I am using a stone age camera! Especially if you need two hands in order to reach it to make weird movements with the hand! Come on, even in the sixties they got it right! (ok, it was just a lock of the shutter button)
I would have mentioned quality of noise. Super High iso performance is not even necessary to me as long as the noise is pleasing.
Can you please explain the concept of native ISO... Also how does it matter in stills. Thank you
A lot of times you have a native iso range of as an example 200-3200, and an extended range (that you have to enable) of 100-12800. Generally when you use this iso 100 it's not much different than overexposing of one stop at iso 200, and bringing it down in post. What you get is a lower dynamic range, especially in highlights and/or more noise...
Might I suggest articulating screens? They can be very useful for taking shots from an unusual point of view.
I see people rave about them quite a bit. This was a list of things they never talk about but should.
my favourite underrated cam feature is that mode wheel with customer-settings (c1, c2, ... for canon; U1, U2, U3 on your nice GR3) - especially if you often switch from studio or inside photos with external flash (full manual, special WB, viewfinder brightness) to outside shootings where you need a different set of shooting parameters... But in the fuji world, the custom mode does not exist :-( ... add some tears here ...
Thanks for your heart, Mattias ;-)
And I forgot (as usual) that "Electronic Shutter" also does not work together with flash trigger, on Fuji. So another parameter to change to get the cam ready for flash shoots
Does the BMPCC 6k have global shutter?
No.
Great Video!!! Any recommended book to read about Color Science?
Not Color Science per se but there used to be a really good documentary about color on Netflix.
Simply adore your videos. Thanks.
Thank you Robert!