Ok, then what will Gerald Undone, Peter Mckinon, Potato Jet, DPreview & other guys will do...?? I do understand you people have love for LMG & so do I, but some things must be left for the guys out there doing cameras for so long.
@@DebuDebuYT well why did you buy round glasses when you have... round face... round hair..., are you trying to blend in with a pack of hostile sphere people?
@@TheSH1N1GAM1 My dad bought an xt4 while I have a Pentax K-1 and my brother got a Z6. I have to say, Fuji's cameras just feel premium and seem to work very well. I still like the lenses I have on my K-1, but boy a cheaper Fuji as a backup/mirrorless option looks more and more appealing now that they have IBIS.
I'm not a photographer, I'm not a cinematographer, I don't have $6,000 spare to spend on a camera, plus lenses, and yet I find myself watching every one of these videos, because Brandon's passion and enthusiasm is contagious, making these videos entertaining as well as interesting and informative. Great job, I await the next!
I honestly have no interest in cameras, but I love watching Brandon nerd out and review the camera. I learn a lot and get to enjoy learning from someone who "at least for the camera" loves the craft.
i recommend the canon eos 4000d (if they have a newer version go for that) + the cannon 50mm stm lense. You can shot around with the kit lense, but the 50mm is considerably nicer to shoot with, note there is no zoom on the 50mm. Maybe even go for the 25mm or 30mm if you plan taking close shots, the 50mm works best around 2-3m away from the object
If you want to get into photography, Buy a second hand camera body only. Don't waste too much cash (about 400 USD equivalent should get you a really decent one). Most cameras from the past 5 years are acceptably good for stills. It's much more important to get a good lens. A 50mm lens, with an aperture value of f1.8, should be the starting point. The comment above me gives similar advice but the brand is irrelevant, don't buy new low end gear, buy used midrange gear.
@@xmlthegreat I will start my search this week and let you know what I find , I appreciate the effort and advice! People like you make the world a better place :)
@@xmlthegreat i got my 4000d two black fridays ago for around 250 included kitlense. and got the 50mm for 50 bucks off ebay. And imma be honest, it makes great pictures.
Would be amazing if you guys did a "best affordable camera" in photography, video and both usecase category. Limiting the price at like $1000 (with lens). Most viewers don't really have $6000 to blow on a camera body.
Came here to make the same comment. Not many people in the market for $10,000 worth of camera. Would especially like to see you compare what you get out of a $1,000.00 mirrorless setup versus an iphone 12 pro max these days. Is it worth getting a budget mirrorless setup or can you get as good a shot with your phone that's the same price.
The fact that "Medium format" is larger than "Full frame" makes sense once you consider that "Full frame" is also called "Small format". And yes, there is a "Large format".
@@AbzAden that's because they are names that come from different contexts. Small (35mm), medium and large format comes from film photography. In film you can easily manufacture huge sheets of film that are more expensive than smaller formats but they're still something you only use once. That's different to manufacturing a bigger sensor that's going to be wildly expensive. So with most digital cameras a few years ago, there was an aspiration to have affordable cameras with a sensor at least as big as the most common format in film which is 35, but most cameras had and still have smaller sensors. These smaller sensors then started to be called crop sensors in oposition to what they weren't which was 35mm and likewise this ideally "big" sensor was of course called full in opposition to those other formats that were "cropped".
I bought a camera after Brandon's mentioned it in a video, like idk 5-6 years ago. And it's still working great. I'm not a professional, but taking photos with a *camera* is such a enjoyable experience.
ShortCircuit is such a good channel and is so well integrated in the LMGverse that I couldn't believe it's just one year old. It seems like it's always been here
As an electrical engineering student learning about semiconductor devices, like processors, image sensors, etc... Medium Format blows my mind. It is huuuge. The yields on these sensors must be awful. Image sensors can't even be binned like CPUs, because you can't just disable the defective parts of a chip and sell it cheaper. And cooling it is another story. Not really an issue with stills, but with video, especially over 60FPS, it becomes a problem.
There's a free version of Capture One for every Fujifilm (and Sony too I think) user which includes all the features you need as an amateur. The ad is for that piece of software, I can strongly recommend you download it given you just got a camera and don't want to bother with pirating and such.
I don't give a single cr*p about cameras myself, I don' take photos or use cameras, but I have to admit I thoroughly enjoy Brandons camera reviews!! He knows his stuff, and gets excited over new cameras and lens' and what not, that's a true and respected camera nerd :D
The image output is absolutely stunning, like the crispness is just unbelievable. It's only going to make me feel bad when i'm shooting with my old X-T20 lol
The X-T20 is great though, unlike the X-T10 it can output 10-bit video to an external recorder, so if you're into video just get a Ninja to record to. Also, if you're not happy with the quality, you probably just have a crappy lens for video, like the XC 15-45 that sometimes was bundled with it. Try it with a prime, like the manual Samyang/ Rokinon 12mm F2. ($350) or a Viltrox 23mm F1.4 ($320)
Why is "Medium" format bigger than "Full" frame? Why? It's driving me nuts! Nuts, I tell you! It's like the people who made USB is also making photography formats! I'm going crazy! AAAAAAAHHHHHHH!
Full frame is basically a full small format frame as that is effectively industry standard size. Then obviously medium format is bigger and large is absolutely huge
And here we see the content that got everyone interested in short circuit in the first place. Tech that not necessarily everyone knows a lot about with a host who does. Not the 20th fucking laptop unboxing of the month.
I have no intention of buying a camera or even taking very many pictures with my phone, but I still find these videos of Brandon talking about them fascinating, not really sure why.
Thing is,I own a Sony a6300, and will NEVER own a Medium format sensor, no way i can shell out that kind of money, but Brandons reviews of cameras i swear to got are some of (if not the) best, and most entertaining i have ever watched, so i just gotta watch everything he makes even if i will nevercome to close contact with such a wonderfull piece of gear.
These are my favorites despite knowing nothing about cameras. Also, are C to C cables not super easy to find in Canada? They are sold in gas stations here. Lol
I know nothing about cameras but would love to get into nature photography. Would be nice of Brandon could do an video where he goes from starting range up to pro, opinion on what to look for etc.
I care nothing about cameras, and yet here I am watching Brandon open yet another one and keeping my interest for fifteen minutes. Curse you, ShortCircuit!
I take my photos only with my phone’s cam and uses a crappy chat software built in camera function so I know I don’t really care about cameras but I just love Brandon’s enthusiasm
Brandon & Andy would be perfect for a how to get into photography 2021 guide were they discuss what is the best way for newcomers to get started. With the best bang for your buck equipment and some tips about start learning and shooting. i see this working very well specially in the future since in the times that will come after covid people will want to be a lot more outdoors and in nature. And because i feel like they would have a good chemistry in camera together.
I've been a Canon and Sony customer in the past but only now with my current Fujifilm, do I feel loyalty to a brand. They're not always objectively the best camera but they're a joy to use, look great and I find myself wanting to grab it more often! They make me forget about the specs and the technicality and have fun and be creative. They're unique in the market in that regard and I hope they keep making cool cameras like this or the smaller, cheaper ILC's with the X-T4 sensor in them. 👌
They're also great support wise for a company their size. Free firmware updates that actually improve their cameras. I think part of it is that they only push a few specific bits of camera technology, so they don't get overwhelmed with issues. And sure, that means some bits are outdated, but they work.
Brandon, with the Fuji GFX having a crop factor of .79, this 80mm f1.7 is the full frame equivalent of a 63mm f1.33. far off from the claim that their 2.8 lenses were similar to f1.4 lenses on full frame, they were more like f2.2 lenses.
Please!!! Give Brandon his own camera reviewing only channel!!! Just have Brandon as the main host doing in depth camera reviews and have some of the cameramen every now and then and you could have like exclusive videos for image comparisons or stuff like that! Please!!!
I know that shallow DoF has its appeal and that it is part of the reason that people get into medium format photography. But in my experience, shooting medium format is about much more than that. With my setup (Mamiya RB67 with only a 140mm f/4.5 lens), I usually don't get super shallow depth of field, even though the film area is literally twice the size of the GF100s sensor. But the qualities lie more in the rendering, the field of view one gets with that larger medium and the amount of light one can gather on such a large area. If I went digital at some point, one of these modern medium format systems (Fuji, Pentax, etc.) sure looks promising.
The only reason I want a gfx camera is so I can adapt my manual lenses to it, especially my Mamiya 80f1.9 and my Minolta 58f1.2 (which has a large enough image circle to cover this frame with no hard vignette)
Took a while to find, but the manual explains why it's a C-C connection. 15 watt (5V, 3A) charger, so A-C wouldn't support that speed not that there is much of a bonus here. Supports WiFi b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.2 data transfer. A 32GB card will give you 140 RAW fully uncompressed photos. Sadly the type C does not support display out and is only a 3.2 1x1 connector. Battery life estimated at 60 minutes of 4k movie or 320 photos.
that f 1.7 lens sounds really sexy, but I have a pentax 645z and even using f 3.5 lenses it's already very hard to focus, especially if you're on the move. The shallow depth of field has some disadvantages on such a large sensor. Still, I wish pentax would update their medium format lens line to include something similar. The F stop on medium format lenses has been lacking since they were invented. also 100mp is tempting, but the 51mp files from my pentax are already 50-60mb each. My hard drives would end up even fuller if the photos were double the size. 10,000 photos would take up a terabyte of space at least, and that's not including the exported JPGs. Just the original raw files.
before i didn't know what i wanted and I waved on the sony and canon side but xt4 changed my way to take a photo and i don't think this will go except on that camera, at least in my case So thank you for introducing it.
I love watching brandon geek out over cameras. Though I'd love to see a sub $1k shootut sometime, hard to get too excited about cameras that cost a months pay.
7:24 Brandon, as someone who does not know the ins and outs of cameras, I can't help but think this would be the perfect spot to put some B-roll footage of the examples you are giving about the Fuji system. Just some static shots of an image to show the difference between the two would go a long way and help the point you are making. Not calling you out, just a respectful suggestion.
going through the Commands, I think we need a photo Tutorial from Brandon, so we would know the differences, of the specs and options he is talking about
They already had the 100/2 which is sharper and better AF so worth noting that this lens is only marginally faster but the DOF isn't as shallow and it has more longitudinal chromatic aberration which will affect most high contrast portraits quite badly.
Just fyi, you get a free (albeit sightly limited) version of Capture One with the purchase of a Fuji camera (just input your serial to activate, iirc). That's what the little C1 card is about).
Seeing Brandon talk about the shallow depth of field has made me wonder what he thinks of the way they used something similar (to an uneducated eye, of course) on that Army of the Dead movie.
with that many pixels, you could have zoom and enhance into his eyes to see the reflection of you, and then you could zoom and enhance that reflection to see the reflection from the lens to see his portrait again. Reflecteption
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Give brandon his own series where he can review all the new cameras on the market when they come out!
Please linus, make this happen!! 🥺🥺
Linus can probably fill a whole wall with youtube play button at this point
then they will need to hire another main camera man
Just subscribe to this channel? Why do you want more channels.
Ok, then what will Gerald Undone, Peter Mckinon, Potato Jet, DPreview & other guys will do...?? I do understand you people have love for LMG & so do I, but some things must be left for the guys out there doing cameras for so long.
"For those who don't know..."
Mate I don't know any of this I'm just here to watch you geek out over cameras and lenses
"Ah yes, f1.4. that is a number. I understand numbers. Yes that is less than f2 indeed!" ~My brain while watching this
I'm here for Brandon. Thats it. I dont even know how to take a decent pic of myself lol
@@DebuDebuYT well why did you buy round glasses when you have... round face... round hair..., are you trying to blend in with a pack of hostile sphere people?
@@arachnenet2244 I mean... in the photo world f1.4 is bigger than f2.0
Same
Damn it! Here comes Brandon trying to get me to betray Canon again.....
I like cus short circuit love
Is it working?
I've got an xt30 recently and I say do it
@@SamWall I went from Canon to Fuji last year. Don’t regret it at all.
@@TheSH1N1GAM1 My dad bought an xt4 while I have a Pentax K-1 and my brother got a Z6. I have to say, Fuji's cameras just feel premium and seem to work very well. I still like the lenses I have on my K-1, but boy a cheaper Fuji as a backup/mirrorless option looks more and more appealing now that they have IBIS.
I'm not a photographer, I'm not a cinematographer, I don't have $6,000 spare to spend on a camera, plus lenses, and yet I find myself watching every one of these videos, because Brandon's passion and enthusiasm is contagious, making these videos entertaining as well as interesting and informative. Great job, I await the next!
I honestly have no interest in cameras, but I love watching Brandon nerd out and review the camera. I learn a lot and get to enjoy learning from someone who "at least for the camera" loves the craft.
I know nothing about cameras or photography. Why am I even here? Makes me wanna buy to see what happens.
i recommend the canon eos 4000d (if they have a newer version go for that) + the cannon 50mm stm lense.
You can shot around with the kit lense, but the 50mm is considerably nicer to shoot with, note there is no zoom on the 50mm. Maybe even go for the 25mm or 30mm if you plan taking close shots, the 50mm works best around 2-3m away from the object
If you want to get into photography, Buy a second hand camera body only. Don't waste too much cash (about 400 USD equivalent should get you a really decent one). Most cameras from the past 5 years are acceptably good for stills. It's much more important to get a good lens. A 50mm lens, with an aperture value of f1.8, should be the starting point. The comment above me gives similar advice but the brand is irrelevant, don't buy new low end gear, buy used midrange gear.
@@xmlthegreat I will start my search this week and let you know what I find , I appreciate the effort and advice! People like you make the world a better place :)
@@evanleo1947 Facebook marketplace is a great place to start looking for cameras!
@@xmlthegreat i got my 4000d two black fridays ago for around 250 included kitlense. and got the 50mm for 50 bucks off ebay. And imma be honest, it makes great pictures.
Hey Linus, just make another channel for camera-centric content and let Brandon and Andy talk about cameras all day
Thats actually a really good idea.
+1
It would just be a fanboying circlejerk. I don't think that would be high in quality. I guess them sony sponsorbux would be huge though.
I second this. More comprehensive tests on all the cameras.
They just launched a dedicated Apple channel, so one just for camera, photo and cinema stuff would be awesome. I would keep the unboxings on SC tho.
I love camera reviews, if only I knew anything about photography
You could always start with just the manual mode in your smartphone's camera app (assuming you have Android, or just download another app)
What's stopping you?
I recommend watching theoria apophasis on RUclips for photography 👌
@@Joshua97776 thanks for the tip, will check him out
I want medium format so badly T_T
Streaming in medium format is coming
Pro tip: just get a fast lens (like a 105 f1.4). Unless you hate money. Of course if you’re employed by Kinfolk, you don’t have a choice.
Go film, pick up an RZ67 for like $600 or a Pentax 645 for $300
I'd get a CCD sensor medium format, should be cheap. These CMOS medium formats doesn't feel better than FF or APSC.
not worth it
I am a simple man, I see a new camera review from Brandon, I click like.
Would be amazing if you guys did a "best affordable camera" in photography, video and both usecase category. Limiting the price at like $1000 (with lens). Most viewers don't really have $6000 to blow on a camera body.
Canon rp a6400
Fuji xt3 a72
I agree with this. They have a lot of experienced people in staff and I would care about their opinions on budget cameras.
Came here to make the same comment. Not many people in the market for $10,000 worth of camera. Would especially like to see you compare what you get out of a $1,000.00 mirrorless setup versus an iphone 12 pro max these days. Is it worth getting a budget mirrorless setup or can you get as good a shot with your phone that's the same price.
dpreview recently did exactly that
The fact that "Medium format" is larger than "Full frame" makes sense once you consider that "Full frame" is also called "Small format". And yes, there is a "Large format".
Wtf dude that’s so confusing just when I thought I figured out medium format and full frame you through me a curve ball 🤯
@@AbzAden that's because they are names that come from different contexts. Small (35mm), medium and large format comes from film photography. In film you can easily manufacture huge sheets of film that are more expensive than smaller formats but they're still something you only use once. That's different to manufacturing a bigger sensor that's going to be wildly expensive. So with most digital cameras a few years ago, there was an aspiration to have affordable cameras with a sensor at least as big as the most common format in film which is 35, but most cameras had and still have smaller sensors. These smaller sensors then started to be called crop sensors in oposition to what they weren't which was 35mm and likewise this ideally "big" sensor was of course called full in opposition to those other formats that were "cropped".
I bought a camera after Brandon's mentioned it in a video, like idk 5-6 years ago. And it's still working great.
I'm not a professional, but taking photos with a *camera* is such a enjoyable experience.
I don't care about cameras at all, but I love seeing Brandon so enthusiastic.
ShortCircuit is such a good channel and is so well integrated in the LMGverse that I couldn't believe it's just one year old. It seems like it's always been here
I love that Fuji always does things differently. This camera is killer!
Your reviews are brilliant Brandon.
The camera reviews are some of the best ShortCircuit video's I've seen.
Keep up the great content!
I don't really know what he's talking about but I really enjoy watching Brandon geek out over cameras. It's relaxing and enjoyable.
As an electrical engineering student learning about semiconductor devices, like processors, image sensors, etc... Medium Format blows my mind. It is huuuge. The yields on these sensors must be awful. Image sensors can't even be binned like CPUs, because you can't just disable the defective parts of a chip and sell it cheaper. And cooling it is another story. Not really an issue with stills, but with video, especially over 60FPS, it becomes a problem.
C to C for every cable! Once you get all-C and a couple adapters, it's super convenient
There's a free version of Capture One for every Fujifilm (and Sony too I think) user which includes all the features you need as an amateur. The ad is for that piece of software, I can strongly recommend you download it given you just got a camera and don't want to bother with pirating and such.
I am so happy to see more Brandon, I have always liked how he has talk and did his content. Love it, hope to see more of it.
Give Brandon his own channel. I want more. Everything from cameras, lens, to production I.e. light room, media types etc. What’s the hold up?!
I don't give a single cr*p about cameras myself, I don' take photos or use cameras, but I have to admit I thoroughly enjoy Brandons camera reviews!! He knows his stuff, and gets excited over new cameras and lens' and what not, that's a true and respected camera nerd :D
Well said. His passion comes through in the videos and is inspiring in a way.
The image output is absolutely stunning, like the crispness is just unbelievable. It's only going to make me feel bad when i'm shooting with my old X-T20 lol
The X-T20 is great though, unlike the X-T10 it can output 10-bit video to an external recorder, so if you're into video just get a Ninja to record to. Also, if you're not happy with the quality, you probably just have a crappy lens for video, like the XC 15-45 that sometimes was bundled with it. Try it with a prime, like the manual Samyang/ Rokinon 12mm F2. ($350) or a Viltrox 23mm F1.4 ($320)
I don’t even buy cameras but I click on these so fast. I love the expert knowledge and genuine excitement from Brandon.
Why is "Medium" format bigger than "Full" frame? Why? It's driving me nuts! Nuts, I tell you! It's like the people who made USB is also making photography formats! I'm going crazy! AAAAAAAHHHHHHH!
Full frame is basically a full small format frame as that is effectively industry standard size.
Then obviously medium format is bigger and large is absolutely huge
Me with no knowledge on cameras
: I like your funny words magic man
And here we see the content that got everyone interested in short circuit in the first place. Tech that not necessarily everyone knows a lot about with a host who does.
Not the 20th fucking laptop unboxing of the month.
I'm a big fan of the Short Circuit camera impressions by someone who really understands their stuff
LTT is making so many channels, just give Brandon a camera channel. We need more of them.
Brandon and Andy doing a camera channel!
idk anything about cameras but i love watching brandon’s videos on them
I have no intention of buying a camera or even taking very many pictures with my phone, but I still find these videos of Brandon talking about them fascinating, not really sure why.
Love this review. Own this Camera, I also own the 80mm lenses, love this camera, love the lenses. Nostalgic negative is amazing!
Love it! Brandons opinions are amazing to watch. I hope he will continue to host these videos about camera related stuff.
Thing is,I own a Sony a6300, and will NEVER own a Medium format sensor, no way i can shell out that kind of money, but Brandons reviews of cameras i swear to got are some of (if not the) best, and most entertaining i have ever watched, so i just gotta watch everything he makes even if i will nevercome to close contact with such a wonderfull piece of gear.
These are my favorites despite knowing nothing about cameras.
Also, are C to C cables not super easy to find in Canada? They are sold in gas stations here. Lol
I know nothing about cameras but would love to get into nature photography.
Would be nice of Brandon could do an video where he goes from starting range up to pro, opinion on what to look for etc.
Great video! Although I'd be most interested in a URSA Mini 12k full review! Any idea if/when we could expect it?
i like these type of detailed photo related videos. I'm too accustomed to the focus on the a7R4 to even think about switching
I have no idea what you are saying but I love his enthusiasm
I care nothing about cameras, and yet here I am watching Brandon open yet another one and keeping my interest for fifteen minutes. Curse you, ShortCircuit!
Thought this video was gonna be about the Fujifilm x-t4, not disappointed!
I take my photos only with my phone’s cam and uses a crappy chat software built in camera function so I know I don’t really care about cameras but I just love Brandon’s enthusiasm
Let's go boys, a Brandon Review!
You cannot have that sweet USB-PD with USB-A.
For fast charging it really is a must.
Brandon & Andy would be perfect for a how to get into photography 2021 guide were they discuss what is the best way for newcomers to get started. With the best bang for your buck equipment and some tips about start learning and shooting.
i see this working very well specially in the future since in the times that will come after covid people will want to be a lot more outdoors and in nature. And because i feel like they would have a good chemistry in camera together.
Damn, a new medium format camera, more Brandon content and paymoneywubby merch in one video? Amazing.
Brandon and a camera review is always so nice to watch.
I've been a Canon and Sony customer in the past but only now with my current Fujifilm, do I feel loyalty to a brand. They're not always objectively the best camera but they're a joy to use, look great and I find myself wanting to grab it more often! They make me forget about the specs and the technicality and have fun and be creative. They're unique in the market in that regard and I hope they keep making cool cameras like this or the smaller, cheaper ILC's with the X-T4 sensor in them. 👌
They're also great support wise for a company their size. Free firmware updates that actually improve their cameras.
I think part of it is that they only push a few specific bits of camera technology, so they don't get overwhelmed with issues. And sure, that means some bits are outdated, but they work.
My dad used to shoot medium and large format analog film, it looked amazing. But this new digital tech blows that old stuff out of the water
I love Brandon's camera reviews so much!!!
These camera videos are my favorite even if I don't own a camera because of how expensive they are.
Always fun to hear Brandon talk abou camera stuff I don't understand on cameras that cost 10x more than my a6000
I need ShortCircuit merch, and I need it now. Easily the best design in LMG.
Background music gave me a Silent Hill vibe and that mental image somehow (weirdly) worked well with the whole video. Nice.
Its always entertaining watching Brandon review cameras
That damn flash sync connector tricked me, thought it was an SDI port!
Awesome review, looks like a great setup.
im glad gear uses type C to type C, we should ditch type A
Idk much of anything about cameras, but I love watching Brandon talk about them.
Brandon, with the Fuji GFX having a crop factor of .79, this 80mm f1.7 is the full frame equivalent of a 63mm f1.33.
far off from the claim that their 2.8 lenses were similar to f1.4 lenses on full frame, they were more like f2.2 lenses.
I love when he says "look at this detail!" while i watch it at like 480p
Please!!! Give Brandon his own camera reviewing only channel!!! Just have Brandon as the main host doing in depth camera reviews and have some of the cameramen every now and then and you could have like exclusive videos for image comparisons or stuff like that! Please!!!
I know that shallow DoF has its appeal and that it is part of the reason that people get into medium format photography. But in my experience, shooting medium format is about much more than that. With my setup (Mamiya RB67 with only a 140mm f/4.5 lens), I usually don't get super shallow depth of field, even though the film area is literally twice the size of the GF100s sensor. But the qualities lie more in the rendering, the field of view one gets with that larger medium and the amount of light one can gather on such a large area.
If I went digital at some point, one of these modern medium format systems (Fuji, Pentax, etc.) sure looks promising.
The only reason I want a gfx camera is so I can adapt my manual lenses to it, especially my Mamiya 80f1.9 and my Minolta 58f1.2 (which has a large enough image circle to cover this frame with no hard vignette)
As someone who doesn't take pictures at all, I love watching these videos.
Don''t know a thing about cameras but he is so good that he makes me want to buy that camera :-)
Love how he geeks out over the camera.
Took a while to find, but the manual explains why it's a C-C connection.
15 watt (5V, 3A) charger, so A-C wouldn't support that speed not that there is much of a bonus here.
Supports WiFi b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.2 data transfer.
A 32GB card will give you 140 RAW fully uncompressed photos.
Sadly the type C does not support display out and is only a 3.2 1x1 connector.
Battery life estimated at 60 minutes of 4k movie or 320 photos.
that f 1.7 lens sounds really sexy, but I have a pentax 645z and even using f 3.5 lenses it's already very hard to focus, especially if you're on the move. The shallow depth of field has some disadvantages on such a large sensor. Still, I wish pentax would update their medium format lens line to include something similar. The F stop on medium format lenses has been lacking since they were invented. also 100mp is tempting, but the 51mp files from my pentax are already 50-60mb each. My hard drives would end up even fuller if the photos were double the size. 10,000 photos would take up a terabyte of space at least, and that's not including the exported JPGs. Just the original raw files.
before i didn't know what i wanted and I waved on the sony and canon side but xt4 changed my way to take a photo and i don't think this will go except on that camera, at least in my case So thank you for introducing it.
E-ink screen on a camera for current settings. That is amazing idea!
Been looking at the GFX line fore a while. Fuji and Nikon have my favorite colors by far.
love your camera reviews
I love watching brandon geek out over cameras. Though I'd love to see a sub $1k shootut sometime, hard to get too excited about cameras that cost a months pay.
I learn more about cameras and their features in these 20 min vids that a full 2 years of photography class in high school.
Photography class probably taught you things like composition and lighting?
@@Simoneister mostly that and the history of photography
Very informative review.
I’m subbed for the camera vids!
Oh boy. This video is making me want to go to Fuji now.
Andy and Brandon should have a photography contest
Give the people what they want. Brandon's Camera reviews!
A medium format in a full frame body. Wow
Bro did a good job 👏🏿 give the man a raise!
7:24 Brandon, as someone who does not know the ins and outs of cameras, I can't help but think this would be the perfect spot to put some B-roll footage of the examples you are giving about the Fuji system. Just some static shots of an image to show the difference between the two would go a long way and help the point you are making. Not calling you out, just a respectful suggestion.
Not Brandon's fault there. One, it's Short Circuit and they put bare minimum time into these videos. Two, that's the editors job anyway.
I have no clue what you were saying about that lens, but now I'm all excited.
>"These cameras are pretty slick. They take better pictures than my iPhone".
>See the price tag
>"My iPhone is just fine"
This sound like this is THE studio camera for stills.
These Camera reviews are just legit, can we get more Brandon pls.
going through the Commands, I think we need a photo Tutorial from Brandon, so we would know the differences, of the specs and options he is talking about
Because of this video, I want to study photography and buy a camera for better shot!
I am never gonna buy a camera, but damn that's awesome to watch
They already had the 100/2 which is sharper and better AF so worth noting that this lens is only marginally faster but the DOF isn't as shallow and it has more longitudinal chromatic aberration which will affect most high contrast portraits quite badly.
Just fyi, you get a free (albeit sightly limited) version of Capture One with the purchase of a Fuji camera (just input your serial to activate, iirc). That's what the little C1 card is about).
Do a video comparing cameras from entry level to pro and a buying guide. Please ✌🏻
Brandon & Chase? I can't complain, I can't complain...
Seeing Brandon talk about the shallow depth of field has made me wonder what he thinks of the way they used something similar (to an uneducated eye, of course) on that Army of the Dead movie.
I love my xt4. I'd like to get a gfx camera one day, but probably won't as they're so expensive and I'm just a hobbyist. Also, capture one is great.
I know a lot of people simp over Anthony and all, but I personally like Brandon and his camera reviews the most.
with that many pixels, you could have zoom and enhance into his eyes to see the reflection of you, and then you could zoom and enhance that reflection to see the reflection from the lens to see his portrait again. Reflecteption
first! We want more camera reviews! OR a new channel ?!?! Photography LTT channel
They would have to hire another main camera man I think