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Hahaha they look alike, like if they were brothers

How ironic that you were talking about focus at 2:30 and the camera you are filming with struggles to keep focus LOL

18.5mm 1.8 My favorite “CX” lens. “Becomes 50mm with the 2.7 crop factor.”

Watching in 2024. Very helpful.

I have not been able program the D610 to do 100% zoom on to the focus point (which is a feature I use all the time with my other Nikons.) Other than that, I am so far liking the D610.

My nikon 1 v1 takes picture only when detect light, why?

Watching this comfortably and lazy from the couch and surrounded by state of the art Fujifilm cameras. The Panasonic Q and the brainshift Sonny both are ‘enormous tools’ and not the sharpest in the toolbox.

It is now Old generation camera and out of style.( i don't think so)

One of the best comparative videos I've seen. Great features that you selected to cover. Now can you just transplant a 24mp sensor into the A7S for me?

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Thanks. I just brought it 2nd hand for a song

Great review, Thank you.

Nice

Hi. Are you still around?

Have both and use both.

Great comparison. I didn’t realize the Q was that much larger than the RX1. I’ve had the original RX1 for 10 years and it’s my most used camera. The size of the Q would prohibit me from carrying and using as much as my RX1. I do carry 3 spare batteries- they’re cheap. Also have EVF, which comes in handy, as well as a small Sony flash, which is affordable and fantastic

I have the Sony 14mm 1.8 GM which is a fine Lens, but I do wish for a more compact Lens and the E-mount version of the Voigtländer 15mm 4.5 Super Wide Heliar III aspherical seems just perfect.

👍 very clear thanks. do you know if the Leica Q-P is the same as the Q, regarding your tips? 🙏

7 yrs later price disparity is till there..

Did the d700 have the same oil splatter on the sensor glass like the d600 and d610 did ?

Great comparison.Thanks for share.

I never use exposure compensation. You can use the histogram which allows you to expose im a most precise way.

Very very very good review. THANK YOU.

Thank you!

I kept your video ...now C19 rate in our country...I would like to go back shooting, do you have a video or can you teach me how to save my present setting in my memory card. Thank you and a happy new year. ..from a 70 y.o. guy.

Good day, the pandemic in our country is almost in a low figure, so I decided to start shooting again. Are there any update on your tips. Those tips you have made in this video are my always reference. Thank you and a Happy New Year.

Boy, after this review, I guess I wasted my $54 for the body alone.

the thumbs up accessory will prevent you from back button focusing.

Everyone forgets about these 2 budget, but outstanding Nikkor lenses. The 28-80mm f3.3 - 5.6 G and the 80-200mm f4.5 - 5.6 D Sure they are plastic but the glass is what counts. The 28-80mm has only 6 elements in it the same as the 50mm f1.8 D Insanely sharp. The 80-200mm will stun anyone with it's sharpness and great color rendition. You can get the 28-80mm for $40 and the 80-200mm for $50 in good or better condition.

Nice video. If there is a 800 $ difference today, which one would you take? (both used). thanks

i just realised i have the 13 inch macbook air, i thought i had the 11 inch im so damn stupid

I know this video is 6 years old, but thank you so much! So helpful and detailed, much appreciated.

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Stupid!!

Is not familiar with this camera. Why is he setting the damned thing up? Joke.

Hey, pretty old video xD But i was wondering, the 28-200mm nikkor is a fx lense? When searching it up i only find dx refence.

I have just purchased the D700 and am looking for a lens and Thanks to you are excellent video I now know that I will get the 35-70 Nikkor, I have just sold of my DX lens and camera to go full frame, my previous set up was the D300 with the Nikkor 17-55 F2.8 so you can see I am looking for quality in my full frame lens and this 35-70 looks great to me. Thank You very much for a great video. Terry.

In practice these are quite different lenses based on their focal lengths. The 25 can be used for head and shoulders portraits. The 20 has too wide field of view and is better for capturing people in their environment or small group shots. The 25 focuses faster, but I find the 20 pretty good despite popular opinion that it is slow focussing. Both are sharp, but the 25 is a hair sharper wide open at 1.4 than the 20 at 1.7. But I wouldn’t choose one over the other based on sharpness as they are both plenty good enough.

Thank you so much for sharing! Super camera Unboxing video creation congratulations too! Good day! 👍🍀🇭🇺🌞☝️

Or pick two prime lenses of your choice then go out and shoot... The situation will tell you to shoot your best pictures with those two lenses 🙂😉

that camera is not going anywhere

can someone help me out I have a Olympus om-10 I want to get this fisheye lens I know my camera the mount is "Om - Mount' will a om Mount adapter to microFourThirds work so I can use this lens on my camera

love it!!!

I went with 10-21-35-50mm - why own anything else!

do I have to remove the grip every time in order to charge the battery inside the body?

I still come to see your review in this Lens and still use it today

It's 2021 and I still use dSLR's and my Nikon D600, D700 and D800 see a lot of use. When it comes to travel or leisurely photography the D600 wins every time because of the smaller size and weight but for serious work where I make a few bucks it's the D800 backed up by the D700 because the 24mp is not a factor in my photography. BTW, because the Nikon D600 supposedly had oil issues which my camera never had they became cheap when the D610 was introduced and I got a very minty D600 for $400, the cost of the D600 is the main reason I own and use one in 2021. When I can get a Nikon Z6II for $400 I'll go mirrorless!

It's 2021 and I'm still using my D700 and I wouldn't consider the 28-200 f/3.5-5.6G lens because it doesn't have VR but in 2021 Nikon mirrorless bodies have IBIS which would solve the lack of VR. If it were me I'd get the 50 f/1.8G because of upward compatibility with newer Nikon bodies that don't use the in camera focus motor. Yes the 35-70 f/2.8D is an awesome lens, I've made money using that lens but like all push-pull lenses it will introduce dust to the image sensor. I agree with you that the 35 f/2D is an awesome lens and I prefer it to the 50 f/1.8 or 50 f/1.4G lenses I own but I replaced it with the much better 35 f/1.8G which is also compatible with Nikon's Z mount!

Novembre 2022 and still own a D700 for my wed backup camera with a 24mm f/2.8 DC lens, an AMAZING COMBO