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Great review!

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fantastic review! just asking if the flash you used was included in your purchase? and if not-i'm wondering where i can buy a flash attachment as i recently picked this camera up from a relative. thanks!

Excellent episode. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and inspiring us. Some people are lucky to have trusty, highly disciplined companyans, dogs that demand daily sharing of energy and joy of going out of the house. But what about us, cat lovers. Cats want us to stay home on the couch until time for treats and protein rich feast. Casual creative photography to the rescue! Taking spontaneous pictures is fun and satisfying. Or just taking beloved toy for a walk wouldn't hurt. And let cats keep your couch warm.

But... if I keep everything in focus, then I have to think about framing and using creative capturing methods for creative pictures instead of just point>shoot, and bluring everything out.... oh wait, I think I understand now.

Why did Sony stop selling this model?

WHY DOES THE SCREEN GOES TO BLACK ON THE EXTERNAL MONITOR WHEN I PRESS RECORD ON MY LUMIX FZ300? HELP!!! THANKS

Can we shoot vertically?

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Great And Educating Video For We Nikon Cinematographers But why is it that people talks down Nikon Cameras when it comes to videography?

Many thanks!

You are amazing! This is a great review! Cheers mate! You deserve more subs 🎉

Excellent video, I love the tone and the calmness of the explanations. What wall-adapter would I need to power the Fuji enough so the battery doesn´t slowly drain? There are PD rated Powerbanks but I don´t know if they deliver enough juice to also not drain the battery of the Fuji, as far as I understood they need to deliver 3amps?

Thank you so much Maarten For stills, which one would you recommend between Canon R50 and this Nikon z30 ? Thanks again :)

Excellent video, great content. Very informative, keep up the good work 👍

Planning to get the XT2 very soon, maybe I could squeeze out just a little bit more from my lens budgey for an XT30 or XT3, but that isn't quite necessary, still considering it though.

Right! But Sony’s still the best!

Great review ! Do you recommend this camera for content creation ? I need it for video recording mainly and for photos secondly

Amazing review and explanations! Delightful.

Such a great informative video. Are you available for a short remote consultation? My daughter is performing in a big play on stage this weekend and I always have issues with washed out faces because of the bright stage lights. I would sure appreciate a consult if possible. Thx!!

ny pointers as to why the A9II EVF would show so many artifacts ( purple blue moire ) and has so little resolution especially while half pressing the shutter during focusing?

Succinct and clear. No whining marcistic irrelevant BS intro and/or content.

Very nice video as usual. Is there any particular reason that you set d range priority to strong rather than auto? I have been using the auto setting on my XT3 and have generally been very satisfied. Thanks

This is one of the clearest explanations I've seen on CZcams. I'm brand new to mirrorless and my Z7 ii and this video was super helpful. Thank you!

What would be good video settings for sports??

Full touch and manual control dials. Wow. The menu is so nice. Such a succinct video. (I've always used Olympus, but they don't seem to keep up, even with a new company taking over. At a visceral level, the Panasonics have always pulled my attention away, despite the nostalgia for the Olympus design.)

Does the a7r3 support/need the v90 Sandisk SD card? Mine just arrived heard they were faster lol but I’m not seeing a difference from my v30 cards.

Thank you Maarten for producing such an informative video on the functions of the LUMIX GX85/ 80 camera. I purchased my GX85 about six months ago spending multiple hours searching & watching other people’s videos on how the functions of the camera worked. However, I was able to learn more about the GX85 in your 17 minute video than I did watching all of those hours of other people’s videos. It has been said that to become a better photographer, you need to understand the operations of your camera, so I want to thank you for helping me become a better photographer.

Hi , thank you so much for the explanation . I’m having trouble adjusting the focus frame size (zooming in and out )on my Fuji camera with the rear command dial . Also , when I press the joystick and move the focus area selection , I can’t see the focus points . I tried to fix the relevant settings by watching your some videos but I couldn’t find it . I couldn’t fix the feature you demonstrated in the 2.03 minute and actually all problem is that . I would greatly appreciate it if you could help . Thank you .

Very helpful. thank you.

Anyone able to provide a diameter measurement of the base part of the lens that extends when camera is on?

I recently wanted to buy a new RX100 after being very happy for many years with the M1. Since the M7 is out some years now, I hoped to wait for a successor to the M7 but it seems there won't be a M8/VIII... is the 4 year old camera still worth 1200? How is its performance at night compared to modern smartphones? And: I was surprisingly happy with the results of star-photography with the RX100 M1, but I read that the newer models are worse because of a different lens settings - can that be true?

Very informative. I've watched a LOT of videos about this camera and this is the first one I've seen that really provided a look at the settings/menus in such detail. I've been on the fence but I think you just helped me decide. I consider myself an above average hobbyist in skill level. I have a DSLR that I love and have learned a lot with but I find myself limited the size, weight, and sheer amount of gear to lug around (even when I limit myself to maybe my two favorite lenses). Recently went to House of Mouse with family for a day and thought I'd pick up a simple point and shoot that would be a step above my cell phone. By the way, while on that trip I took one of my favorite pictures ever of my cousin and her toddler so I do think great pictures can be taken with a cell phone, I can only imagine what that same picture could have been like with a better camera/lens. Imagine my surprise when I realized the point and shoot market has changed considerably (as in nearly non-existant). My naive self thought I'd be able to run into a Best Buy the day before our visit and grab something decent off the shelf. I always thought there would be a market for a good point and shoot with great manual features. Thus, my trip down the rabbit hole over the past few months while trying to find out if there are any great compact cameras out there. I'm surprised Sony has apparently discontinued this line and can't believe I'm about to shell out this type of money for a design that is five years old but I kept hearing great things and now you've answered quite a few of the questions that I still had. Thanks so much for the great content!

Who organized your trip? Thanks.

After riding a terrible road bike seat on my commuter recently for a few hours and having noticeable pain in my butt and such, this looks like the real solution. Just remove the nose of the saddle and have a comfy seat cushion

Excellent video, thanks for helping a video novice!

God bless You man! This is so helpful!

I haven’t used the camera since 2019. I brought it out today to use it again, re downloaded SnapBridge and followed instructions. Once I get to the “pairing” stage, my camera name doesn’t pop up anymore . Is it because it’s been years and the app is no longer compatible with the D3400?

How to see the correct light on the sony 6300 screen?

Great review, thank you. Didn’t know these extra benefits of my camera, lean and simple explanation

Great job, and still very relevant, since used x100 series cameras are all you can get!

sorry but why is he hiding Fujifilm logo thats on the front of the camera? i really like that! was he using a black tape?

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great video! There is however a faster way to change ISO from auto to manuel. By holding the iso button and turn the wheal in front :-)

Great review. Thanks

thank you for this review, wich would you recommend for both picture and video for travel and daily life? A6700 or XS20 both paire with sigma 18 50 2.8

I love my D780. It takes the most incredible photos!! It’s important to get the know that camera really well to get the best out of it. There’s a lot to know! It’s Ken Rockwell’s favourite camera.

Thank you for the review on lenses for the D-3400, I truly have fun with this oldie.! Please 🙏 keep reviewing this old Camera there are many beginners that will follow, Again ThankYou for your review it was very comprehensive. and you make it easy to understand.! Please 🙏 still do a monthly review on this Camera no matter how old.! ● I checked liked ● Watched B& H Comercial ● and The U.V. light Comercial completely through, so give you kudos,,, Remember there are many out there that you can help on a modest investment to the D-3400 You'll be helping a lot of Amateurs that Truly need your help.! And you are extremely wonderful on teaching, Again Please don't STOP showing this old Diamond in the ruff, Your followers will follow.! Great review, Even if 7 years old, viewers are still watching this old Video such as I -- Boston Massachusetts

Does this little monitor have anamorphic desqueeze support?

Still learning all the features of my RX10m4 but still manage to get great images. Filming with it at my granddaughters dance recital next weekend so don’t have a lot of time to get up to speed. I filmed last year and they turned out great but I don’t remember the settings I used. I have never shot raw and am not comfortable enough yet to go fully manual. I think I used Program Auto but don’t remember anything else. Are you able to help me with some of the important settings that I will need to set my camera at to film the kids on stage with lighting while I sit in the dark auditorium. I am not up close but not in the balcony either. Probably near the back though as we will be sitting with a friend in a wheelchair.