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You asked, we answered! We got buried behind weeks of your outstanding questions and now we're digging ourselves out. Get ready for a heavy dose of camera education!
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In this episode:
00:00 - Intro
02:28 - Popular Photography is dead... again: petapixel.com/2023/11/27/popp...
08:05 - Kodak's new Super 8 is a $5,495 limited edition mashup of film and digital: petapixel.com/2023/11/22/koda...
11:58 - Sony will let you add custom gridlines to your a7 IV... for $150: petapixel.com/2023/11/28/for-...
15:45 - Redditor buys a Nikon, gets bullied: / did_i_make_a_mistake_g...
21:10 - What have you been up to?
28:06 - Chris and Jordan do battle against the Tech Support question pile
28:43 - How do you properly expose LOG footage?
32:30 - Will you review cameras made for those with disabilities?
35:20 - Why is mechanical rolling shutter or image quality better compared to completely electronic shutters?
36:56 - Why is the EM-1X so cheap?
40:16 - What is the best camera for wedding ceremony video?
44:58 - What is the best environmental portrait lens for Fujifilm cameras?
48:10 - What happened to the curved sensor?
51:15 - What does the "knee" setting do in Panasonic cameras?
52:57 - Is a global shutter better for red-carpet events? What about concerts?
56:35 - Will high heat settings in cameras damage them over time?
1:01:21 - Which are better, "cinema" lenses or standard lenses for mirrorless?
1:05:36 - Why can't I make custom buttons on my Canon do anything I want?
1:09:50 - Helping out with a bad case of GAS.
1:14:28 - Is there any advantage to dedicating a single chip to each component in the RGB spectrum anymore?
1:19:49 - Why isn't open gate recording a more common option?
1:21:48 - How much RAM should I put in a new Apple M3 computer?
1:25:30 - Never read the comments - Věda a technologie
For the Nikon user, you gave him good advice.
Audio equipment, cars, computers and - yep - cameras, there will always be some guy who has never heard your stereo, driven your car, used your computer platform or shot a single image with your camera model who slams someone else because he thinks his tool is bigger.
bullied for buying Nikon... oh god now i have seen everything.. lift me up and take me home now..
I'm so old, I remember when "Popular Photography" was owned by McGraw-Hill, which owned a lot of "Popular"-titled magazines. My dad was technical editor of Popular Electronics back in the '60s.
Thanks for standing up for us Z50 folks :D
It's not the camera, it's the user!
Guys, you do NOT use gaff tape for masking out viewfinders! You use Chartpak graphing tape, which lets you make super thin lines and comes in a variety of colors. This brand dates back to the pre-computer era and was used to make (duh) charts and graphs to be photographed for business-graphics slides or used in printed publications. It's still widely available and is a tidy solution. I can only imagine how much Chartpak tape I could get for the $150 Sony is charging...
I was thinking just maybe a screen protector you can make some nice lines on with a fine-tip sharpie marker.
@@the_wiki9408 I was thinking the same, there's no reason to put anything directly onto the rear lcd when you can get a screen protector for every camera.
They just nailed it, MFT should be small and not as big as FF cameras 😅
But will love to see a FF GX or SX LUMIX rangefinder camera.
Totally. Even their bigger cameras like the G85 used to be pretty lightweight. Now with the G9ii having an S5ii body (and, consequently, weight), it's getting a bit ridiculous:)
Hello Chris, Jordan and Jared ! Thanks for taking the time to respond to my speedpide question. To add some more context to my initial question : the plan is to have 2 bodies stationary and two bodies with me. The wish to add in zoom lenses won't be used only for wedding work, but also landscape work. I currently use Fujifilm's as my landscape kit, and it's a pain/expensive to have two different camera ecosystems. If I get the 20-70 for landscape work, then there it's not necessary to keep the Sigma 20mm just for weddings. For landscape, I want a telephoto lens (Tamron 70-180) and it could be very versatile with both a APSC/FF. When used during wedding ceremonies, I would shoot it from a tripod.
Jared your thoughts on color profiles etc between the DJI and the Sony bodies is noted. I have a DJI drone (Mavic 3 mini pro) and I find that if shot in D-log the image can be graded to get close to that of Sony profile (excluding the depth-of-field). Could I expect a similar result with a DJI pocket ?
Jordan, in essence there isn't any issues with the A7iv in my current work flow and I don't really mind the crop in slow-motion. My thoughts are more along of adding a different camera "style" to have more flexibility. A 6700 would be great for landscape and good for video capture at ceremonies. The FX30 would be excellent for video capture and ok for landscape photo work. The Osmo would give me the chance to have 3-4 gimbal like moves per film, which for me is enough. I don't see myself shooting the whole day on a gimbal.
Chris, about half of my video gigs are shot alone, and yes it's a bit intense, but also an excellent challenge in organization. If I'm only doing photo or video I will come alone and if I'm doing both then I like to have someone with me if I'm delivering a long form film (7+ minutes). Yes, I love shooting primes and I like the constraints that they impose. You have to move around and be in the action.
Thanks again for responding to my questions, I look forward to your next reviews and podcasts ! Cheers
Thank you, Jordan, for answering the Knee question in detail! Much appreciated!
R5 overheats in photography if C3 (which is shared between photo and video) is set for a high bit rate video codec. (Even if you are not shooting video.).
Thank you for answering my question! I went for the G9 in the end and took it up my first hill over the weekend. Lots to learn but I think it was the right choice and is great to hear you think so too!
Always a couple of interesting questions and discussions in these podcasts.
I’m an assistive technology professional and hobby photographer. There is a ton of crossover between photography hardware and wheelchair and aac hardware. If you ever want to have me on as a guest I can share some hacks and affordable products to improve accessibility.
Symmetric designs makes a great tray/camera mount called ADA lap. I routinely use manfrotto and smallrig clamps on wheelchair frames to mount various switches etc…
Super annoying on the R5 - I use it as a pro daily and I hate having to see that overheat warning. I get it shooting stills over time even in the winter. It seems like a glitch. I lent it to my second shooter and he was freaking out not knowing what was going on. Texted me on vacation - I had to say "don't worry - it does that for some dumb reason".
Not encountered it yet with my R5, even in 35C+/95F+ heat or with hours of shooting events.
Maybe its an early unit that doesn't have as good thermal management?
Love your podcasts which made me to stop 9- 5 day work and started watching continuously for 1.30 mins 🙈 Love from India❤
My two favorite photo magazines that got me enthused (late 60's) was Popular Photography and Modern Photography.
12:30 - This Gridline feature belongs in the play memories, App Store, not a pay to play firmware upgrade. Big Sony fail.
Love seeing the awesome podcast! Love you!
on the question for the 6d mark 2, you can make a lot of quick setting on the screen that can be adjusted. I have mine set up with crop modes, focus bracketing and drive settings. even tho some of those can be set to buttons as well.
Great questions (and answers)
I’ve had the R5 heating issue but it was a February wedding in Australia. Stills only.
7:55 Same as Jordan, I like dogs and other animals a lot but don't want the responsibility. 😅👍
I'll charge you £3.50 for a screen protector with some lines drawn on it!
Take my money now 😂😂
Great video!
Hey guys, love the show! You mentioned going thru how to use waveforms for shooting Log footage, could you please drop a link to that video? So sorry if that points back to a DPReview video as you have moved on to greener pastures. Thanks in advance!
Here you go! Adding it to the description too: czcams.com/video/hAT-mjS2kyc/video.html
@@PetaPixel awesome! Thank you guys!
Full frame Pen-F yes please
The Q2/monochrom uses lots of lens correction, so I can’t see the objection considering its output.
16:26 dude you didn't make a wrong purchase. I'd have went nikon myself. So many people have been saying ZVE10 when it comes to vlogging cameras and guess what? Screw everyone. Z30 for me for a secondary camera.
Because it's weather sealed (the body is, i only need to get additional weather resistant lenses), it has a red tally light in front, and it doesn't crop the 4k30p. The benefits outweigh the negatives (like having slightly inferior AF tracking).
Canon RFS? They have decent bodies but with barely any lenses at the moment lol.
I've used both (well, I've used the Zfc but it's basically Z30 plus EVF and minus the grip), and I can confidently say that in terms of usability and just overall quality, Nikon is miles ahead of Sony. It's got a great quality bright and fully operational touch screen, good clear menus, a lot of picture controls (Sony doesn't allow you to adjust Noise reduction for video), and there is hardly any rolling shutter artifacts as opposed to jello on Sony. The autofocus, of course, is inferior and the preamps are noisy, but almost everything else including the kit lens is far better on Nikon.
Mea culpa. On the topic of 'Will you review cameras made for those with disabilities,' I want to qualify what constitutes a camera made for those with disabilities and whether we are discriminating by ignoring it.
18:52 if you’re committed to learning photography specs don’t matter, some of my favourite images are taken with the Pentax MX-1. If you enjoy the camera you’ll enjoy the process and the images will come good.
Always interesting! Btw Chris: new EM1 Mk3’s are $999 at B&H (and likely others)
the thumbs up pop-up on jordan at 1:02:55 had me dying 😂
Gaffer tape? You guys are fancy. I've got the same grease pencil since 1978.
I'm going to post this but really I know you aren't going to see it. This is one of my favourite quotes from Herb Keppler (the driving force behind Pop Photo and its previous handles): "“The truth is that I probably have collected more sturdy tripods than anyone else within a hundred-mile radius. But unless I’m within easy walking distance of home or can stash the tripod in the car for convenient transportation, you will find me happily taking pictures with a flimsy tripod at hand.”
(Popular Photography, February 1993 - Herb Keppler) Thought I would edit this in. Many hanging out at dpreview are older, a well known fact, and many of those grew up with Herb Keppler. I just learned by accident that Pop Photo was a thing on the net, I mean literally about two weeks ago when it appeared in a search. I think their most recent mistake was not to advertise it more. Many of those old farts (like me) at dpreview would have flocked over to support it.
Starting a new publication, even with an old and established name, is very hard. Harder even in the photo niche. I think PopPhoto needed more runway than just one or two years, but that's all they got, sadly. -Jaron
Great video
Just wanted to point out that add on monitors can be very reasonable in price.
Last month I bought a 6" on sale for €149. Daylight bright. All the frame lines you might want. Lightweight even when you add the battery. Waveform and false colour of course.
For people working on a tripod it's a reasonably easy fix for viewing issues.
Good to hear answer about RAM in Apple computers. I understand more = better as a general rule, is there a reasonable middle ground for non professional photo editing and seldom very basic video edit? Would M3 pro 12 CPU core + 16GB Ram be enough to comfortably use lightroom or luminar?
I think suggesting the a6700 to the wedding photographer/videographer was a bad idea because of the single card slot.
But technically he has four other cameras so he has like 9 slots in total. It’s gonna be ok
@@niccollsvideo of course..you're right!
Hey guys, thank you so much for answering my question / speakpipe!! Just a note... I have only tried SOME of those cameras, but love what I have seen of them and would love to have them for their own niches. My Q2M is a great camera and the detail plus DR is just... amazing. I love it... and I love my H2, but the AF in crowds (and even in some portrait situations) is horrendous. Practice and working at it has really helped a lot, but I am at my/its limitations if I am doing run-and-gun event photography and trying to catch a quick moment (think Rennaisance Faire, etc). Heck, I couldn't get it to stick to someone's eyes over the parasel she was holding... it actually flipped out and seemed to have an AF seizure. As for overheating, it has also overheated taking stills, but that could just be our weather (it was almost 45C in the sun that day). The Sony was my conclusion, also, and the others are just... daydreams, you know. Anyways, thank you very much for your input, and keep up the great work. - Logan W
Quick napkin math says the cost of the new Super 8 camera would afford you about 2¾ hours of film, including development and scanning costs.
Wow, 1-minute after posting, this is the earliest I have ever been alerted by CZcams on one of these. Usually, it is a few hours later lol. Yes, yelling "I love my **" in public seems like a great way to catch a charge lol. It was a great episode! Sad to hear there will not be episodes over the holidays, but I fully understand. Will miss the great content.
I shoot mostly stills on my R5 and I've never gotten an overheating issue, ever, not even in the Arizona desert in late Spring. This sounds very strange.
Go Jordan. Canon Slam.
That it's interesting listening to you guys talk and I'm really enjoying it. I don't always get to watch all of it but one point I would make is there's two choices really you try and buy one camera that does everything semi well like you can shoot sports with it and you can shoot landscapes, and you know there are some really good hybrid all around cameras, especially Fujifilm and even Nikon as well and Canon too or you go for a very niche camera fee one or two needs and then you have a different camera for your other needs. I've gone with the second option where I have three cameras that have very specific needs. That are very good at their task. I prefer this method it is the right tool for the right job and I have a GFX camera for my landscape photography because nothing beats it. The landscape Photography you can throw a Sony 60 megapixel camera I'm sorry but it does not beat even the GFX 50 cameras for landscape Photography but then I need to go and shoot portraits at a kids event or at a family event or some other community event so I use my XT5. But hang on a second I also do sports and neither of those above cameras is great for sports and this is where I have a Nikon DSLR yeah still rocking the big D8 50 because the damn thing does not miss and it's great in all weather conditions and great image quality even to this day so I think you need to make up your mind early in your photography journey. Do you want an all-round camera that can do everything quite well or do you go the other way is and this is financial to you have a specific camera for your need
Hey guys, it's really hot in Australia and I do something really peculiar and it might think this is weird but when I go to weddings because you're shooting all day and often in summer I will grab a small esky which is a small ice bucket container and basically I have ice bags in that container and when I'm not using the camera basically I will go and put it in there for a few minutes in a plastic bag. Turn the camera off and the cool conditions will not damage the camera you just make sure you don't get any water on the camera obviously the enemy of cameras is heat and given that they have so many different senses, one of the other tricks to do is turn off Bluetooth turn off any extra electronic device in the camera to conserve the battery. The more the battery heats up the more the camera heats up, so it is almost going into a mode where you turn off some of the features. Make sure you don't run an LCD as well when you are filming so that can be beneficial see if you can Bluetooth your camera to your phone that way you're not running an LCD which is actually increasing the heat of the camera everything that's electronic in Mirrorless camera add heat to the camera sensors and motherboard.
Enjoying the show but still no updates about Jaron’s Pathfinder game??
Oh shoot, you want updates?! I'll provide next week. I have another session tonight! -Jaron
Glad to hear you’re still playing, good luck protecting those squishies!
Around 43:00 in, What's the deal with 4K60 video? Am I the only one still shooting 24p?
17:09 I still shoot with Nikon D7000 for my professional work
22:23 Regarding the R5 overheating while shooting photos, do you think it could be your viewfinder setting? Like “power saving” and “smooth” mode. I feel like the “smooth” mode requires more GPU power because it turns your viewfinder’s FPS into 60fps, which may generate more heat. Just a thought, to help you troubleshoot.
Isn't smooth supposed to be 120 fps? I thought 60fps was the default for most cameras. Either way, a camera as expensive as that shouldn't overheat at all unless subjected to 40C heat and such. I think we've been way too tolerant of this clear engineering flaw on our cameras that is overheating. In fact, I don't remember ever hearing of overheating as acceptable until about 2010s when Sony came out with their A6300 and everyone just accepted this design flaw just because the camera had amazing oversampled 4K (albeit with horrendous rolling shutter artifacts).
@@yawningmarmot it may be 120fps. I’m not sure. Regarding the history of overheating in 4K, there’s always been people who want top technology even if it’s for 10min, and others who don’t want it at all if it’s not perfect 100% of the time.
@@blackbugmediaI suppose so. It's not a bad camera by any account other than overheating, but cheap... It think it went for about a grand when it came out. For that money you could get a Panasonic G85 with the same great 4K plus lens plus IBIS. Minus the working video AF though:)
You should be able to buy a used Super 8 anyway. I would probably buy a Braun.
rdan gave best anver for hot hands overheating what a legend
I think your R5 may be broken. I've had that camera since launch, and I've never even seen the overheat warning while shooting stills. Also records 8K video for over an hour without problems. The warning comes on, but it doesn't shut down.
54:50 That's not a bad way to get both zero-banding and high dynamic range in cinema - by just using mechanical shutter. The Arri Alexa SXT Studio would definitely surpass the vast majority of modern rolling-shutter sensors and all global-shutter sensors in existence in terms of dynamic range. But from the discontinuation of the Alexa Studio lineup, its market is probably too niche even for Arri.
Tech Support question, my chums!
I've got a lot, like dozens of hot pixels with my gfx100s that are escaping Pixel Mapping. They are visible in Capture One but seem to disappear when I export a TIFF into my ludicrous workflow that involves DxO and Luminar.
I'm planning on having some prints made and I'm worried about these seemingly fixed pixels popping up on paper. So my question is this: Have you guys any experience or horror stories involving photoprinting? And how worried should I be about ze hot pixels?
Let ne know that Chris rages his tank
Where can I find the video about the Waveform for exposing? Modern YT search is not very helpful
czcams.com/video/hAT-mjS2kyc/video.htmlfeature=shared
Enjoy!
What is the future of Photography? Do you think we will gradually be moving completely from print to digital eventually? Will the whole concept of printing photos become irrelevant? Will bigger digital screen replace the large size photo print? Where are we heading?
My speakpipe was clearly lost in the mail ;)
Still waiting for a good explanation as to why reviewers talk megapixels for sensors but dots for screens and EVF. Consumers might get a little more riled up if they realize manufacturers are shortchanging them by making them look at less than a megapixel representation of what their 24mp sensor is trying to show them.
We have three or four more that came in while producing this episode, so those are for next week. When did you send yours? It may have gotten lost, sorry! Adding this to next week's show. -Jaron
@@PetaPixelIt was forever ago, and probably did actually get lost in the shuffle! I hold no ill will 😊
For the love of God, I wish all camera reviewers would stop copying the manufacturers' ridiculous marketing speak and just tell us how many pixels a screen or EVF has. Dots make zero sense to the user.
@@bartjeejImagine how silly it would sound if they started saying 24 million dot sensor.
Where can you submit questions? @@PetaPixel
When people buy your photos, they don't ask what camera you use. Personally I'm not a massive fan of the Z50, but if it works for you, nothing else matters. I am a Nikon user though.
pp boys!
Chris looks like a wise Shogun. How do I pledge my fealty?
I do come from a Samurai family that can trace our lineage back to the Gempei wars. We fought for the Taira clan and eventually even the Sengoku Jidai Daimyo Uesugi Kenshin. Although by that time mostly as accountants and teachers, not swordsman. Of course like almost all other families we were absorbed into the Tokugawa Shogunate eventually and then worked for the government under the Meiji dynasty. Anyways what I’m getting at is that I am no Shogun or even Daimyo. So just continue to watch our show and I’ll be happy.
@@niccollsvideo You have my fealty, my sword, and my life in battle if need be, my lord!
Logan should look into the Canon R6 Mark II. If AF is his issuie, the Canon has the bsst on the market.
Unless you shoot video. Then Face detect turns into Occasionally Background Detect :)
What are the benefits of open gate?
A little of this. A little of that.
If you're shooting Anamorphic you can get the traditional aspect ratio of 2.39x1
If you're shooting normal lenses you have more room to reframe and fix in post. Or to create multiple angles without moving the camera.
Not sure why they aren't complaining about companies not even offering DCI.
Jaron I disagree with John. I think an "I love my PP" Tee shirt would be a great item for your first merch run!
Can you please post the link for Jordan's waveform tutorial?
Here you go! I'll add it to the description as well: czcams.com/video/hAT-mjS2kyc/video.html
@@PetaPixel Thanks so much! Love this channel!
12:05 how about Sony lets us shoot 4k30 in HEVC!!! It's insane that they are only letting you record in HEVC with 4k24 or 4k60 crop!
Gundam Seed and Gundam Seed Destiny are the best
Preach! -Jaron
Sorry, what? Edging a gas tank sounds sus 😂😂😂
RE: 56:35 - Will high heat settings in cameras damage them over time?
I've had my X-H2S since its release in mid-2022 and I soon found out that its Yellow Heat Warning would appear on warm days when I'm shooting. I work as a real-estate photographer in Western Australia and I'm shooting outside quite often, but these heat warnings pop-up too many times to be comfortable using them. This has also been happening with my GFX 50S II that I acquired mid-2023. We recently had somewhat of a heatwave that lasted a week with max temps in the mid-to-high 30°C and my cameras hitting the Red Heat Warnings a few times. I've tried to 'mitigate' the sun hitting the camera with a cold-shoe 'mini-umbrella'.
But also recently, I've been shooting behind-the-scenes photos on an indoor film set (just someone's house) and also been photographing musical/dance theatre production shots and the heat warnings still appear. I've been told that it's the CFexpress card heating up from all the burst shooting, which I find ridiculous because the X-H2S is meant to be a flagship camera for professionals. I've been a Fujifilm user for 7 years and I'm quite concerned that I've made a bad choice in upgrading to the X-H2S.
I think there are two issues here: 1) I don't think these cameras were tested properly in hot climates like the Australian Summer and 2) Fujifilm cameras seem to have poor heat dissipation, which might explain the tacky 'cooling fan' add-on.
So... what's the deal with cameras and heat dissipation design? My other real-estate photog colleagues have also noted heat warnings on their mirrorless Sonys/Canons/etc, so I get the impression that this might be a wide-spread issue?
Panasonic are the only brand who implement cooling fans in their hybrid cameras. Hope otgers catch on.
Way back when I took some photography classes in college, the teacher gave me crap for having a Canon and not a Nikon. Stuck with Canon ever since just to despite him. ha
What the hell is gaffer’s tape? 🤣
I have a question. Why is the Sony A7c so awful and yet gets rave reviews?
Sony cameras was acquired by EA games.
I have a question on desktop pc requirements for using davinci resolve with some fusion work. I have an old intel i7 8700 desktop pc with a gtx 1660 super and 16gb of ddr4 ram, which should be enough to edit 4k footage as per videos and comments i found on youtube and community forums/sites. But i'm having a terrible experience on even just playing them at 4k resolution (frame skipping mostly) so i always have to change timeline resolution to 1080p while editing which plays fine after caching. Still its hard for me to preview a transition or effect and fusion playback is basically unusable. I have to change something on fusion then go back to edit tab and wait for caching to be done to play see the changes properly. I've added extra 32gb ram later (48gb total now) which didn't change anything so I assume either my cpu or gpu is the bottleneck now since all drivers are up to date as well.
Do you think i should upgrade my gpu and test first or upgrade both the cpu and gpu which basically means a new PC since motherboard, psu and ram will need to be replaced to match. Or any other recommendations? Can apple M1 handle fusion 4k full playback without proxies? If it can then it's mostly a cpu issue in my case i assume?
Thanks guys.
Source material? How much VRAM do you have?
You're low on DRAM at 16GB but the likely issue is you're trying to edit HEVC/265 and either it's 4.2.2 (Not supported by your GPU or IGPU) or you're on the free version. I'm not sure the free version of Resolve supports GPU HEVC decoding.
To put it in perspective I never had a problem with 4K 264 or 265 on my old 1060 6GB and a much older CPU. But I was dealing with 8bit 4.2.0. 10bit 4.2.2 needs the IGPU off an 11th gen CPU or a MUCH more powerful CPU to handle it in software.
You should ask on the Resolve forum but Fusion is one of the weakest areas for Apple.
Depending on your problem a Studio license can be the cheapest upgrade. But I'll repeat if you're dealing with HEVC 4.2.2 you'll need a new CPU with a current IGPU.
FWIW A new machine will likely have faster storage and ports. Well worth the upgrade.
@@TravelerNick Thanks for the reply. I'm using resolve studio v18.6 already. I've upgraded DRAM to 48GB but didn't help at all. I'm using gtx 1660 super which has only 6GB VRAM.
Re source materials - as you said i'm editing H265 or H264 4.2.2 10bit mostly (A7iv slog3 & mini 3 pro d-cinelike footage), but even when i use 8bit footage from my phone the same frame skipping playback issues are there when i preview transitions or adding effects. Fusion is hardly usable even with 8bit mobile phone videos. I guess I will need to upgrade the CPU as you said which means a new PC basically with a new mobo, psu and ddr5 ram.
@@jinjibiris Phone footage has the problem of often being variable frame rate. Resolve doesn't like that stuff.
"Lots of photo editing with occasional 4k video", sorry but no need for 1500€ of ram. Base ram config is just okay. Heavy video editing (like CZcams channel) can certainly consume a tons of ram but photo editing is good on any brand new Mac. SSD speed probably has greater impact than the available ram
Wow, seems like Sony and Canon seriously suck. I’m so relieved I shoot my Nikons and OM1.
Cue the bullies.
Canon changes lenses too often so the destroy the planet... Pentax are the Earth's option.
Nikon user being made fun of! What next? These people need to grow up to a mental age older than their shoe size.
Your redditor anon claiming to be bullied sounds like he is just damselling for headpats or something. Actually considering abandoning a camera system because a bunch of Reddit weirdos got livid indicates a total lack of spine.
Were you one of them?
@@heiner71Not really sure how you'd draw that conclusion. Fill me in, pops.
I hate sony more each day for their software. Why do these companies have to be run by old japanese dudes that are out of touch with current software? If sony had made their cameras run android and opened up an app store, they could have dominated the market, but instead they made shitty menus and software updates like this crap
Canon is great camera, great company. I'm just invested in Nikon because my favorite photographer of all time is a Nikon user. Steve McCurry.
On a not serious note, when people bullying me about not having a Canon, I immediately respond with, sorry my languge, "Canon is for fa..g...ts"
Instantly breaks off the tension and get a laugh.