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Used 5Ds are everywhere. Just have to find a good price!

@@RunNGunPhoto And a copy with no crazy high shutter count like 150K. But I realize that I don't have a single Canon mount lens so starting a complete new camera system? And then I have to hide it from my wife because I am on the brink of a divorce already. I think I will pass😁

@user-qe7gw4yv7y hahaha be careful!

Thank you so much for watching! All of the photos have a little processing done in Lightroom to get the final result.

I agree! I’ve shot Nikon, Canon, Panasonic and Sony. The z8 is my fav! 🤘🏻

Two very different solutions you have there. Look into the DJI Ronin RS2: amzn.to/3y0iI4O Don't get the mini, I dont think it will support the Z8. My Ronin SC struggled a bit to balance the Z8 & a bigger lens.

@@RunNGunPhoto Thanks for the recommendation!

@@MB-dq2gz Happy to help! Let me what what you end up choosing!

All of the focus option on the Z8 are great. It’s so fast and accurate, I wasn’t even ready! It does feel like a big upgrade to the D850 🤩

The Nikon Z8 is a beasttt!!! I already miss it.

Thanks for watching! :)

Thank you for the kind words, and I appreciate you watching! My Nikon Z8 review is dropping today, be sure to check it out!

I think you made a great choice! I also love that you converted the D750 to full spectrum. I might be doing that with one of my cameras soon as well!

@@RunNGunPhoto Cheers, man! I highly recommend the full spectrum mod, especially since Kolari has a UV/IR cut filter (Hot Mirror 2) that does an excellent job at allowing you to shoot conventional photographs again. One further tip, I've learned that full spectrum conversion is particularly more economical on a ML body rather than DSLR because they allow the use of clip-in filters which are basically one size fits all.

Oh wow! Well I’m glad you kept one at least!

A d850 is also a great camera choice. I’ve used it a lot for concerts in the past and I loved it!

Hope that helps! I really enjoy the quality of this lens, and was surprised what a 60yr old camera (lens) could do.

Yes, it was shot in V-Log, but not DR Boost. I don't like he high minimum ISO and more pronounced banding.

@@RunNGunPhoto thx for the answer!

@@FredericTort Happy to help!

Have you ever shot film? Or watched a film camera review on CZcams? just wondering

@@RunNGunPhoto did ..many show samples so at least you can see how the camera performs ..makes sense right? its like reviewing a car without really driving it

@genkishan if it were digital I would agree. But when it comes to analog cameras, it’s really about, “does the shutter work or not?” The lens and film do all of the work to create the image. You could take two nearly identical looking images with a Fuji, Nikon, or Canon 35mm. The true variable is the film stock. Sorry you were disappointed. Check out Part II to see the scans: czcams.com/video/QT1YlefwvkY/video.html

@@RunNGunPhoto A combination of both, lately been interested in the old Kodaks but for example the Pony and few other models are some or none sample photos to see how those lenses perform

@@RunNGunPhoto I mean If I buy a camera is for to make photos not to have it sit on the cupboard as a museum piece

Until now? What did I miss? Lol

I honestly never even knew it had the option of 5:4! Thanks for dropping some knowledge.

Absolutely! Nearly 2 decades later. :)

If I remember correctly, my ISO was 640-1600. I try not to push it far beyond that.

@@RunNGunPhoto thank you for the reply! 🙏🏾

@@bharumusic Thank you for watching! Welcome to the channel!

The D810 would be great for that! I've used it for street photography in NYC!

The best!

Most cars have 4 wheels and will get you where you want to go. Some cost $10K, $100K or even $1M. There are $80-150 bags you’ll wear out every couple of years if you’re using them regularly. You’re paying for quality craftsmanship and a long lasting product. Because photography is my income, backpacks are a tax write off. I’m all about getting a durable, long-lasting product that meets all of my needs, over one that is just okay but cheap. At the end of the day, it’s not for everyone, but you get you pay for.

I have one too many backpacks searching for my ‘ideal’ camera cum travelling backpacks. This means smallish <20L that would accommodate my largest lens + body which is OM1 + 150-400 lens (similar to Sony A7 series + 200-600). It came down to Thinktank Mindshift Backlight 18L recommended by many users. Managed to get it at reasonable condition and price used ($80). Indeed great size despite backside opening (although it does have functionality to strap the backpack on your waist and turn it over to access the camera). Quality is great and robust as others from well known brands. What irks me are those excess dangling straps everywhere! I saw Gura Kiboko by accident in YT and like the 16L size, the design and functionality. I was first taken aback with the price, then the dimension of the 16L seems a little too snugged for my lens (the hood circumference of my lens is 0.5cm too wide). I know the 20L Kiboko will be ok but I do not want to get yet another 20L backpack. In my search I found rather cheap Japanese brand Hakuba Shell Trek 4 that would fit my camera + lens, looks neat without dangling straps, top access, and most importantly for $105 delivered. So I bought it. Alas the material and built quality is so cheap, flimsy and poor. I should have guessed from the price. Finally after some thoughts I ordered Gura Kiboko 16L last night. I thought the worse is I would remove the lens hood and replace it with smaller foldable travel hood. Now I can’t wait to receive the bag.

@frankygamaliano7058 Thanks for sharing your story. A great lesson in "you get what you pay for." Yes, the Kiboko is the most expensive bag I've used, but also the best build quality and features.

Yes, the Nikon Z6 does have a mechanical shutter. According to Imaging Resource: "Performance matched Nikon's specification of 12 frames per second for JPEG and 12-bit NEF files, and 9 frames per second with 14-bit NEF files. "

Awesome- happy to help! :)

It'll definitely be reliable! It's a fantastic camera and you'll enjoy it. Let me know how it goes!

“Easy” or “hard” are both relative. They do both have a learning curve.

@@RunNGunPhoto , nothing to argue about. But out of tons and tons of all kinds of soft I used in my entire life, these two are the least user friendly if at all. For me. I can't say for all.

Interesting, I've never heard that before...

I can't get to my gear when the only entry to the bag is in the back. I absolutely can't stand that style of bag after having various silly versions over the years. The price is based on the build quality and features -- as someone who's bought, used and reviewed more bags than I can count... it's worth it.

Hahaha 😂

I have manual control over my GoPro and my iPhone. I wouldn’t take either on a portrait shoot though.

Thanks for watching @Zevastyam! Hope you watch more of my content and subscribe in the future!

It's great! I'm still surprised it shoots 4K video!

I honestly didn’t know that!

@@RunNGunPhoto Nikon has made some more special editions of their cameras but the D810A might be the infamous one. Other special editions were the D800E where they removed the anti alias filter. Another one would be the D3X. Basically a D3 with a 24MP sensor and that in 2008. I have the D800E and D3X and they are relatively easy to get. But the D810A is something like a unicorn. But I will get it sometime😁

@user-qe7gw4yv7y I wish you luck. I knew about the D800E but never really knew what the difference was. I have some research to do.

@@RunNGunPhoto These were production models. But the coolest thing is to have a piece of Nikon gear which never was in production like prototypes. One of these is the Nikkor ED 28-80mm f/2.8D (IF). Only 2 examples are known to exist. Or the lenses which Nikon made for NASA and went up with the space shuttle. Now that is what I call collector items. If you dig deep you enough you can find the most interesting items.

@user-qe7gw4yv7y that’s fantastic! Thanks for sharing a bit of your knowledge!

Thank you!

You'll love the D3, far less noisy than the D610.

Thanks for watching!

@RunNGunPhoto I bought the backpack yesterday, I paid €69.90. I loved the backpack.

Thanks so much 😊 Have you seen my 30 days of lightroom series? therunngun.com/30-days-of-lightroom/

Thanks.... what for?

It’s 4K… You can change your resolution, but it’s limited by your connection.

I bet it is! I actually havent used this with my 85 yet, only my 50… I have to try that this weekend! 🤘🏻

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It’s still a fantastic! I’ll make a new video for 2024!

Great question, and I'll throw another factor into your equation. Let's start with known factors, for example, the iPhone 15 screen resolution is 2556 x 1179 = 3MP. My video resolution was 3840x2160 (4K) = 8MP. So we're scaling 8MP down to 3, to view on a phone. I'm guessing these devices have some calculation for scaling images, on which pixels to show and which to "hide."

@@RunNGunPhoto @RunNGunPhoto there are few articles on the internet about less megapixels and images looking sharper on the screen. That autumn tree shot for instance,,, how does my iphone or android know which leaf to display when the image is 'fit to screen" size? But if it was anything around 6 megapixels or lower it would fit great and every detail would be visible. Try it yourself;)) these low mp cameras like nikon d50, d70 etc are available for pennies in the used market. Or if youre lucky almost free at a thrift store. Take same image with d810 and d70 and view them on a tablet. I bet you'll see the difference;)))