I chose the wrong travel camera.
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Wow! The first thing that caught my eye was your bike.. the Royal Enfield Himalayan :). The bike is made in our city.. Chennai also known as Madras :). Good to find another connect other than Fuji & Canon cameras :).
"I even saw a Cow." Man, you are a City Kid.
Not long ago we don’t care what camera we bring along with us on a travel. We grab dslr, heavy or not we just think about to capture the moment. But now things got complicated, and we come home from travel, no matter what camera we bring, the photos we took still look shit. Because we over complicated everything too much. We just have too much cameras.
You're fantastic, you don't just bring photography to the table but fun and personality as well!
Those "ponies" have surprisingly long ears. 😜
Omar is a proud Nyu Yokah. If he saw a rabbit he would think it's a stray kitty with long ears.
He also said "I even saw a cow", like it's a super rare wildlife. :)
Haha! ‘Ponkey’ perhaps? 🤣
He’s never going to hear the end of this one! Donkey comments galore on every video, 😂🦙
@@sexysilversurfer Well, posting videos on the internet you always run the risk of making an ass of yourself. 🙃
you can also try olympus micro 4/3 if you need smaller size interchangeable they weigh almost nothing compared to your other interchangeables and with high res mode you can spoof 60 mp
Yeah, I've been through this many times. The search for the "perfect travel camera" or the "perfect daily carry camera". After long months long trips in Southeast Asia, Europe and a few street photography phases, the results are in:
It's depends on my intent or mindset. I either want to shoot something specific (like a cool temple in the jungle) OR Im just sightseeing.
Do I want to shoot something specific?
If yes --> Bring big camera.
If no --> Your phone is great
Omar,
I think this may be my first video I've seen of yours. I just want to say I totally agree with you. We have a private family vlog (different than my main channel) where we basically just make home movies and I figured out that convenience and size beats out everything on casual trips...Especially when it comes with wide angle lenses and great stabilization. I love that i can hand off my Action came (Osmo) to my 13 year old and he can just talk. No fuss. The image quality may not be as solid as I'd prefer (especially in low light) but it's always good enough (often the audio is not good enough in crowded places but it's fine for family stuff.) I also use my iphone a lot but for the life of me I can't figure out why there is such a better image on the back than the front. You would think that Google/Apple would get that people use the front camera for selfies and would swap cameras if it made them look better. lol.
Anyways, buried in the "donkey comments" here is the lead. You obviously went on an incredibly trip and looks like you had a blast doing it. Congratulations. Looked like fun.
Thanks so much. Really appreciate your kind words and so true about the selfie cam quality. And what donkey?!? 😉
Oh my, Justin and I follow the a channel that is not bbq related, how cool is that...lol. Love both of your channels, keep up the good work both of you.
Cheers from the Jersey Shore.
@@chris.fitzgerald lol. Hey Chris. I'm always trying to learn.
The only phone had front camera equally as good as back camera was ASUS one flip camera model, cool concept but sales failure. I guess designers and engineerings in giant tech companies are a generation behind the selfie taker/self vlogger maybe?
Great commentary on travel goals and being realistic! One other system you might consider is the Olympus m4/3. Olympus has outrageous image stabilization, and while the camera body is not much smaller than say the Fuji or Sony 6000 series, their lenses are significantly smaller and lighter. For family "run and gun" photos, you can pack a decent kit in 2/3 or even 1/2 the size of any other system, and it won't weigh you down. And almost every camera has a flip out screen so that you can include yourself in all those important family shots to prove you were there! I'm speaking as someone who has used all three systems extensively (Nikon, Fuji, Olympus).
I really miss the days I shoot with Olympus. Their compactness & IS are superb. But its future is uncertain, and that's why I left the m4/3 system. Especially Fuji community in my local area is very supportive while Olympus is reticent.
Your presentation was excellent! Thank you.
I came to this same conclusion in the past 2 weeks. Picked up a GRiii for photography and a ZV1 for video. Each fit in my new Aer City Sling. Learned this on a recent trip to Chicago with my Z6. That was a trip that didn't get a lot of pics due to the size and just not wanting to go through the hassle of taking it out of a larger camera sling. Great vid...like always :)
ZV1 might've been perfect.
I had no idea the New Jersey countryside was so scenic.
Chipmunk. You crack me up evertime. Interesting and honest thoughts. Thank you
After a lot of fiddling about, I pack my DJI Osmo Action for riding video, chest mounted, and the XT30 with the cheapo XC 15-45 lens when out in the trails. The XT30 + XC15-45 fits perfectly in my 5 liter bum-bag even with my 2 litre water bladder full. That has become my out-and-about combo.
A lot of people thought a gopro just to make movies. Went a trip to Scotland with the family bringing my camera and a gopro. And guess what? For easy to use, simple and fuss free, a gopro. Hands down. If I'm on my own touring on my bike, my d850. Yes. Always love your videos.
Since you're in the Nikon ecosystem the Nikon Z50 is a great travel choice. The two kit lenses (small) are great quality and size. You might give that a whirl sometime and see if it fits your needs. I have the Z6ii, D500 and the Z50 -- the Z50 is my goto run and gun travel camera for walking around or whatever. Good video and insights - thanks and take care.
Thanks for sharing, Omar. For me it was more interesting to watch your trip than to hear your discussions about the right camera (I just don't have to choose between so much different cameras 😂)....
Hey Omar, great video!! Rural N. Jersey looks way nicer then down here in flat SJ backwoods.
Omar, appreciated the reflections. Would welcome hearing more on your phone raw file work flow. Are you just pulling them into Lightroom? Or, just editing via aps in the phone?
LR desktop for these but ipad pro for travel editing
This video is great! I have been going over what camera to get for myself for weeks now. You are correct! Get the camera that makes since for yourself. I use my camera for run and go photos and short videos. My bigger camera wants is more for taking portraits and actual landscape photography. Keep up the great videos.
Hi Omar! Nice video as always 😊. The views of the road when you ride are so cool! I also finded out when I travel I like to use my GoPro and my phone. Only if I need to film in lowlights situations I like to use my Fujifilm camera. So my go to cameras are my phone for quick snaps and videos, my GoPro 9 for video, and my Fujifilm x-e4 for photos rarely for videos.
Very informative and entertaining as well. Thank you.
Hi from Paris. Very nice one. Thank you Omar!
Thanks for the info on raw+jpg on the Pixel. I didn't know that and have now set mine up that way.
Totally agree that use case is determinative. When I travel equipment heavy I also often end up wondering why I brought along the unused equipment. When I travel light I often regret not having a "real" camera. Now I usually at least bring along my Fuji X camera and one lens and resolve to be regret free.
Fujifilm for traveling light for sure
Recently bought a used 27mm f2.8 lens for the Fuji XT4 and going to give it a go when I go hiking. Although my iPhone 12 plus takes a great photo, I want to see how bringing the Fuji to my hiking adventures will be. For walking around/travel I usually bring the 23mm f2
I had been waiting for the results of this trip since you announced it. Like you, I agree the phone camera is great for quick grab on the go pics and is very workable for images to be posted in a book. However, like you discovered , a small camera with IBS is unbeatable for photos when time permits . Not just because of the raw files , but the JPEG’s are not so bad either .
So, my small travel kit is not the xt20, which I love by the way, it the Em10 Mkii and my iPhone .
Whatever kit we elect to take on our travels , your suggestions make great sense and for those of us who have not worked it out yet for themselves , your video provides the right balance of considerations to take onboard . I just wish I had seen it long ago before arriving at the same conclusion as you did on your trip . As the wise person somewhere said , it is never too late to learn haha.
I loved the images from the Z 6 and had picked one up to try it in the hand . The cost of it and a good lens was a little more than I could justify and if I could convince myself I should get one, the bank manager at home would raise an eye brow or too - I dread what the reaction would be if I suggested a Leica ha ha .
Great video Omar - keep them coming .
Great comment! Thanks for sharing!!!
This is so true. It's why Appalachian Trail through hikers who do YT use a phone. Size and weight matter there. Also, it's way easier to put together clips and upload them for daily hiker vlogs. Prior to getting my X-T3, I shot for over two years with my Pixel 2XL. I'm still using that phone BTW. And, the images still rock. I've shot hiking videos with it as well. The video looks good, not as stabilized as a GoPro, but it's good. And, the microphone works great for me as well. And, I think I composed images better on my Pixel. Probably because I had lots of practice and didn't have to worry about exposure settings. Great video.... love those ponies!!! :-) I'm starting to plan adventures like yours, but not with a motorcycle. I want to do car camping. Some will be at trailheads for hiking. Some, like yours, in beautiful small towns of Pennsylvania. Rock On Omar!!
Smart phone + film point and shoot, are starting to be my vacation travel setup these days. The new Nikon ZFc is tempting though.
As soon as I saw he brought a modern smartphone and was doing a travelog, I knew the phone would instantly win.
I definitely understand. A phone will always be more convenient. I wonder if the Fujifilm Xt4 would of worked for you, since it has IBS.
1st.. they were donkeys! :) 2nd, I have traveled on motorcycle down the backroads from, key west to Nova Scotia to Colorado and every state in between. You have learned a valuable lesson. Take the smallest camera you can that can do video and photos AND can fit in your pocket or tank bag. That it’s often a phone, a point and shoot or a fixed lens camera like the Fujifilm x100 series. Glad you enjoyed the trip!! Btw, I grew up in NJ but wasn’t riding street bikes back then. Peace !!
Seems like a great trip! Congrats! Smartphones are really doing great things, they've come such a long way. I think your conclusion was appropriate for that kind of travel. The big camera does come out with me for hikes and stuff. Whereas it used to be Nikon now it's the X-T4 and with the IBIS built-in now it's been a fun camera. I don't know if it's because I drink a lot of coffee and handheld shooting but even the previous x-t2 and x-t3 without IBIS was too jittery for me. With IBIS, whether it's Nikon or Fuji, things get much nicer. Do you use ND filters when doing hikes? Great video, interesting perspective. Happy Trails!
Omar the Chipmunk 🐿 - nice. Points well made about matching use case goals to gear. Few realize how “rural” NJ can be, not all that far from NYC. They don’t call it the “Garden State” for nothing. Dropped phone, “pony” faux pas, and bent bike admissions - stuff that “humanizes” your channel and makes it so special.👍
those colors are beautiful!
Hard lesson I’ve yet to learn-less is often more…especially when on the road. Olympus is great for travel too BTW. OMD EM 5ii is small, rugged & weather proof. Happy trails!
awesome! I grew up not far from the Delaware Water Gap. My parents and I would always drive up through there when wanting a relaxing fall sunday drive
Great comparison and insights - I always want to use my Nikon dslr, but it does get heavy if I’m hiking…. And you’re right the phone camera does well, and a good action camera. Thanks for the video ✌️👍
Great perspective! I think it will depend on how expensive and far is the trip, meaning that it sucks going to Eastern Europe and have phone pictures yet it sucks going there and have to carry a big camera everywhere everyday ... I opted for a fixed lenses and small body
Bravo… a very charming video!!!
I completely agree. This is why I use my Fuji X70 more than my other cameras.
Great video discussing which camera is better for traveling. Light cameras is always better for convenience. Also I have the same feeling that with a big camera like Nikon people walk and you need to catch up the group. Fujifilm APS X-mount cameras are ideal for traveling and street photography. Great video footage of country side of New Jersey.
This is one of the reason I purchase a used but pristine condition XE2 .. I noticed that every time my family and I go to the beach, restaurant, outing; I bring my DSLR around but tend not to used it more often, mainly because of it's size and weight .. But the XE2 I took on vacation last week was a joy to use .. It makes you shoot more and more .. It also has the effect that you're proud to show your Fuji camera hanging on your neck or your side ..
Thank you Omar! Great subject and video. I too ride motorcycles, and take photos.. I find a good phone (IPhone for me) is by far most convenient. But I still love my XT-20 and bring it along anywhere I really want to take quality images, especially when I want to practice my photography skills.
Keep up the great work,,
You don't have to worry about your Z6ll no matter where you are. I just finished my expedition to North Siberia, at -41C temperatures, few months back with my D5 and the Z6 I borrowed, as well as being to Central African Countries, South Africa and Madagascar up until last week where we were on 37+C temperatures for an entire month with the Z6ll I borrowed. The Z6 and Z6ll handled heavy rain, light hail hits, mud, high humidity, heavy dusty and sandy winds, extreme temperatures and so on and so forth, just as good as my D5, so well in fact, that I will finally be selling my D5 and getting a Z6ll before I even hop onto the Z9 train! Everywhere a D5 can go, Z6ll can as well! Everything a D5 can take, Z6ll can as well! Cheers! :D
Does the Z6ii have the same rating for weatherproofing?
What about battery life do you advice a couple of extra batteries on long trips as compared to the DSLR
@@sexysilversurfer I'm not that deep into tech aspect of cameras, so I don't know how weatherproofing is even rated but I would guess that Z6/Z6ll - at the very least - are rated close to or as high as D5 is, because they both handled the extreme conditions we shot in, as good as my D5 did.
@@turgs1 When I went on the most recent expeditions with the Z6ll, I was given two extra batteries, on top of the two I already had in the grip. We were out and about for 8 to 10 hours a day, shooting and I never had to switch to the third of fourth batteries. The two I had in the grip were enough to last me the whole day. The only time I had to use more than two batteries, was when I was in Siberia with the Z6, because the temperatures there are just so extreme that your camera simply gobbles up one battery from 100 to 0 in just a few hours of use.
Also, I would like to note that your battery longevity depends on the way you use your camera. My friend, for example, likes to look at the back LCD when shooting and he likes to mess with the options a lot, again, using the back LCD, so he went through almost 5 batteries a day. I only use the back LCD to inspect some of the shots - and I do it for only a few seconds at a time, so one battery lasts me way longer compared to someone like my friend.
(Fun fact: My friend burns through batteries so quick that he had to buy a 85,000 mAH powerbank and a portable USB-C solar panel charger. :D)
9:40 definitely can relate to that. I went to my first "Foto"Trip to Ireland with the XT20 and was constantly behind everyone else :D
Being a photographer and rider.. I really enjoyed this video. Couldn’t agree with you more on the importance of deciding on the purpose behind your trip/photography. Is it for the photography and videos, or for vlog purposes, or just to document the trip for your own personal reasons. It’s nearly to do all three well on the same trip.
Thank you for a great video
What do you think of AF on the Nikon Z6ii vs Sony A7iii, please?
I’m looking for a camera to make life easier taking shots of my active, black dog
For a small system camera option don't forget Micro Four Thirds options! My GX9 is great. Smaller than that XT2.
would love to see more bike rides vid, any thought of doing himalayan adventure?
A few years ago I went to Japan for three weeks with my beloved X-Pro2. But what happened was I ended up using my phone and a black and white app, which conveyed what I saw in the cities so much better. I even made a book!
I did a couple of travel just with my phone but the drawback is that you have to keep monitor battery constantly to ensure you don't run out juice when you need google maps to help you out to get back to Hotel or know when and where is your train, bus and so on
Omar, I view many, of the many I view you are the best. Hve you opined on the Z50 as a likely camera for shakey hand traveling seniors? I'll keep watching. Thank you.
It would be interesting to know how to set the phones to shoot in raw, perhaps a short video on it? Nice video again!
I can relate. Even though I was encouraged to take more stuff everything apart from 1 body and 1 lens got left in the hotel. Nikon D600 digital, F100 for slide film and a FM2N for BW film. Not too long after I got back I got a preowned Fuji X camera and a Ricoh GR. One of my best decisions. Now looking back that was silly of me but even when I wasn't so silly I question myself why I needed to take a (1) full frame dSLR, maybe it was the only modern camera I had.
X100v, gopro and phone it's the perfect combo for me! Amazing video 🔥
Omar, certainly your videos are so unique... the mention about the "ponies" was unique! Seriously, you have a special way, talent to make your videos. Greetings from a Mexican residing in Toronto, Canada!!
Gracias amigo del norte!! Lol.
@@ogonzilla ¡De nada Omar! Aquí siguiendo tus videos desde hace un par de años... GOOD JOB!!
Same dilema time and time again :/ I end up bringing my phone only and take countless great pics. The only thing I miss to be honest, is my tele lens capabilities. Many times I get my fuji Xt-2 with 18-55 and 55-200 and I end up taking more pics wiht the phone, because it is more convenient. Great vid Omar!
I'm thinking about purchase google pixelov 5, this video persuade me, thx ....... Omar's videos always have sence
Red your suggestion..I shoot mostly with my lenses from the 70s that I’ve kept over the years, I’m looking for a camera with ibis as it helps now at my age.. should I go for the s10 or xh1?
Love all your video Omar! So casual so humorous with lots of fun indeed!! You are truly a very smart photographer and traveller.
Great video! I am living in the Netherlands and travels a lot with my BMW allroad. Bought a few months ago a XT-20. At this moment a use a more than 30 years old Meyer lens 50 mm 1.8 on it. Together with my iPhone the best combination for travelling. The Fujifilm goes in the tankbag. By the way great bike to. Same as Noraly did use ;) The apps I use on the iPhone are Filmicpro and Procamera. Also have a Nikon D610 with a supersharp 35mm 1.8, but this camera stays home most at the time now for this puposes. It is to big to heavy to travel with.
For a very long time when I was traveling I used my iphone on a gimbal to document my trips. I am not a videographer and don’t really like video editing so much, so this was and still is a convenient way to preserve memories. For photography though this is a different story. I will carry my camera with an all purpose lens like the 18-200mm nikkor and I might bring along a 11-16mm for astrophotography. That’s it. Some filters, batteries, chargers and a head torch for the night stuff. Even with this set up you get to carry a lot including a travel tripod which I forgot to mention. So yeah you got to figure out what works for you. 😃
Omar, QQ, What is that pancake lens on the Fujifilm? The 27?
Great video!
Rockin’ that beard Omar! 🇬🇧😍😎
Omar drives the final nail in the coffin of stand-alone cameras… #lovemyfuji
Just came back from a multi-day hiking trip. I do photos 90% of the time. Used my phone to take picture on the go while hiking. And used my fujifilm xt20 when I was settled down in camp. If I'm doing less hiking and backpack weight isn't an issue, I would take my phone and my DSLR. Great review
Omar, you never cease to enlighten and entertain. Thank you. Peter Chelsom.
This is why I made size and convenience main criteria nowadays. I am with an iPhone 12 Pro, Ricoh GR, and Olympus EM5.3. All small, convenient, and capable.
yep, more please!
Hi Omar, great video!! I'm agree with you... my travel combination (just to share with you): Fuji X-S10 + DJI osmo action + Google pixel 4a + DJI Mavic Mini. I choose small camera for travel and trekking, but sometimes the phone is better, especially during long trekking session ;-)
If you can bring one lens for travel (city trip with family) with your xt20, which one do it all lens would you bring?
for travel photography, my recommendation is Olympus OMD-EM1 Mark II/III for the size and ergonomics are amazing
Well personally I use my xt 30 or an old lightweight analog slr, but I don't travel with a bike. I wonder if a compact camera or some kind of dji osmos would have given you better results aligned with your goals on this trip
i found a great suggestion for light weight travel lens for my z6 and/or z6ii from guy on monochrome memories. He suggested trying out the Nikon Z DX 16-50 VR kit lens for general walkaround pics. Pancake like lens under $300, very light. snapshot images look great , turns z6 in to a pocket like crop camera, with 24-75 equivelent, only drawback is f3.5 - to 6.3 but Z6 lowlight combing with vr and ibis works well in lowlight. I was pleasantly surprised by image quality, would be interested in your evaluation.
i need that 14-30 lens you have on the z6ii bro
Where is vlogs travel full videos ?
Nice bike! 👍
I do long distance rides for filming and have switched to just taking a bunch of gopros and my phone of course. They're the most compact (and affordable if you buy gopro 5-7s) video cameras to fit in limited luggage space. But with that, I'm still unrealistically trying to rationalize taking my Fuji until I start packing. I never miss it on the ride though...
Hi from 'downunder' Omar, I enjoy all your vids and this was a very thoughtful episode. Convenience rules on two wheels. I take most of my photos while out on a motorcycle. I covet the X-T20 but finances are tight and adding the 'right' lens(es) takes it out my wallet's comfort zone. My solution was the iPhone 11 Pro (13/26/52 equivalent) and a Canon G5Xii both pre-loved. They each easily fit a pocket and the Canon has an evf, tilt screen and 24-120 lens on a 1" sensor. I just know I wouldn't carry anything bigger. Works for me and that I guess is the point. Take care and stay safe. Trevor.
When I go for any urban and rural based trips that do not involve wet weather shooting in wilderness, my priority is the lightness of my bag since I’ll be lugging it from early morning to late at night:
1. My iPhone Pro Max - wide angle shots
2. XE 4 + 35mm f2
You dont use gimbal for the Pixel?it has good stablizetion
Planning a motorcycle trip in September.
Bringing: GoPro Max, Ricoh GR3, and probably Nikon L35AW (analog).
Just love those Himalayans.
Can you make a video of all of your cameras and lenses?
Thank you Omar. I'll be travelling this summer with family and it's our first big trip as a family in a while so for the past few months I've been stressing about what camera I should bring. I should probably clarify, by camera I mean which phone because I'm by no means a photographer. I just like taking photos 😊 I bought a Google pixel 3 eventhough I have an Phone 12 mini because I just don't like the colours of the iPhone. I know the Google pixel 3 is an old phone but I will exclusively be using it for still photos and the iPhone for videos. Thanks again for the great video!
Hi Omar - what is the place with nice waterfall that you visited?
So glad I watched this now...:)
I totally agreed with you. Cell phone pretty much covers everything when I travel. I have Pixel 3a XL and very happy with the result.
My battery easily last more than a day. Thank you.
“I even saw a cow,” 🤣🤣 I hired a Royal Enfield Bullet in India. Gears on the wrong side, rear brake on the wrong side, kick start…quirky.
Omar, do you still have the brompton?
Omar, what is the lens you have on the X-T20?
On the trip it was the 23f2. In this video the 27f2.8
I use the brilliant X70 with the 21mm WA adapter as an option and I also LOVE my tiny silver X30 with an X-Trans sensor and OIS zoom giving image quality that just shouldn't be possible! You should add one to your collection! I shoot professionally with X-T3, X-T4, X-H1 and GFX bodies but I would NEVER sell my X70 and X30 cameras - they are absolute jewels!
My Oly PEN-F with the 12-40 is like the perfect camera, if it weren't so expensive I'd pick up the 16-55 for my Fuji because it's probably similar in terms of usefulness. Honestly a lens like that plus one of the really wide Laowa lenses (for like the inside of churches and buildings and stuff) is pretty much all I need, then I can also carry the Ricoh GR2 in my little bitty camera bag so I can hand it to a companion for more photos.
Hello from a fella adventure rider, I always love seeing the Himalayan and hope you enjoy the bike. I recently did the MABDR together with my daughter (highly recommend it). After going back and forth I decided to take only my Nikon with a zoom lens and some batteries. I didn't even take a camera bag. I wrapped my camera in a towel and put her in the top bag (batteries in a sandwich bag). I left the goPro at home, now why would I do such a thing? Really easy decision! There are millions of motorcycle videos out there and 98% are boring. But the main reason was that we wanted to enjoy the ride and take in all the surroundings/scenery. If there was a photo opportunity we stopped, I unrolled the towel, took some pics and off we go. The same goes for other travel, local or overseas. All this stuff is just overkill! Give me any camera and I will capture the moment in time and if you need video and your cam isn't that great then use your smartphone. Keep it simple and enjoy your travels. Cheers
Can you do a review on Nikon zfc?
I was actually considering buying the pixel 5 last month.. but then I heard the pixel 6 might come out soon, so I'm not sure if I should wait or just get the pixel 5 now?
For my bike touring I use drift video cameras and my phone. I was never able to take a dslr due to lack of space (2 up touring). I recently purchased an XT1 as my bike travel camera.
Do I see a snowflake hour hand on that watch? I'm currently looking to get a Tudor myself. :) Also, New Hampshire looks absolutely gorgeous and those Nikon files look great!
I am a fan of both Kentucky Man and obviously Omar and so it is fun to see you here as well.
NTH Barracuda. Google it. Lol. Poor man's blackbay
@@ogonzilla Ha! Nice! "Woking man's Blackbay" ;)
@@jradamsjr Thanks, John!
I'm interested to know your take on the Nikon Z fc, it's the same size as the Fuji, but you get the Nikon image. Do you think it's on par with the fuji, better, it worse?
Lenses for that camera are the issue. Fujifilm wins for all around size.
@@ogonzilla thank you 🙏
Talking about the size, you're not getting Zfc are you?
Which camera should I use for food pics for doing a cookbook other than phone camera?
Compact cameras are generally good for this but there are only a few models with latest tech. The ZV-1 is a good choice and is generally available in stores right now. X-T30 also takes great pics and is pretty small in size.