And they eat McDonald's during reviews.

@@falxonPSN There are more than 1,400 McDonald's locations in Canada.

@@danieldougan269 Inconceivable!

@@Derfookym we're not all gun toting hicks in the US. But we are all fat.

"Zee"? That's a bridge too far!

Came here just for that

@@Mark_Sodapopinski same lol

Given the recently announced demise of DPReview. I think this unbleeped F-bomb might not be accidental.

Yes Canadian's do cuss. haha

@@myownirvana then immediately say “sorry” 😂

Because he wears shades the whole time i dont blame him for not finding it… cheers 😂

For those wondering, it's the monitoring setup, go to the 5th tab , custom display 1 , look for level

I actually don't like it.. I always read it backwards, but yes it does exist!

Came here to say this. It works great.

Not without paying him $2 million dollars to make his important 12 minute appearance.

@@vitaminb4869 worth every canadian dollar

Hey man, if it works it works - you can take beautiful pictures with that thing! 👍

Canon T5i for me. Still takes excellent pictures and it's in focus 80% of the time.

@@Simalacrum I no longer use it for photos but for videos.

Line skipping

Jordan is also the video side.

With the amount of cameras they're releasing, I wouldn't be too surprised if they did this. Like do we really need 8 different mirrorless RF mount cameras!!?

Like the R3? or the R5?

Yeah they didn't do their homework on this

I'm hoping and praying for an episode with puppet Gordon, too. That would be EGOT worthy. (All right, maybe not...)

Yeah, I don't use internal batteries if I'm gonna film for a long time. Power bank is easy enough to carry and plug it into the camera. Then I don't have to worry about battery life for entire day.

@@vitaminb4869 can you tell me which is the power bank that you are using? The power banks that I have tested are not working.

@@nivedmurali8523 You need one that is a PD power bank. It needs to output enough watts, I believe you want at least 40w. I have one that is 20w PD and it doesn't work. I'm using a Veektomx 65w PD bank, from Amazon, and that one works. Charges the internal battery too, when plugged into the camera. There is also a way to plug the camera into normal power outlet at home, you can either use a laptop charger or buy a PD charger. That way the camera will run forever. It won't damage the camera, so don't worry.

@@vitaminb4869 thank you

does it have autofocus on 120fps 4k? thank you

Not fixed, but better. Still wouldn’t trust it on a professional shoot. Especially during the summers.

You're wrong about the R5c having no waveform when recording in H265 - it does work. Also magnifying works with H265 recording in 4k though it's not available in H265 8K.

@@csound55 I was referring to 4K 120 fps only: WFM doesn't work in H265, but it does in XF-AVC.

@@jonathancompagnucci7204 oh ok

Chris doesn't have a twin brother, but he does have a twin sister - Christina. She really doesn't get the digital photography thing and prefers shooting large format film and where possible she ties this up with her other passion which isn't fishing but macrame. Fascinating woman.

Or how small Chris is :D

Dang, 😮

Sounds like a lot of user error and misunderstanding of the camera. The reason it doesn't "have" clog2 is because of the sensor it uses. You can slap clog2 on it in post if you want, but the sensor is not made for that and will just bring out a bunch of noise in the shadows. Shoot in RAW for double the battery life. The main appeal of this camera is internal 8K RAW. I don't know what's the point of getting this camera if you're not going to use this main feature? Digital IS works great! You just can't use it in RAW, so it's a trade off. Together with a lens IS the image is very stable. If it's choppy for you, then you're obviously using it wrong. The in body stabilization such as on R5 is the one that's useless, because of the wobble at edges. Mirrorless cameras aren't great focusing in low light in general. My old 5DIII would focus better in low light. Blame it on mirrorless technology. I'm not sure what you mean by "can't switch to manual focus", because it's very easy to switch, simply flip the lens to MF from AF. If you're talking about Continuous AF, then no real videographer uses it - turn it off, the camera isn't smart enough to figure out when to focus and on what. It's upto you to tell it that. It will focus very well otherwise.

@@vitaminb4869 All Sony Cameras have Sony's equivalent to Clog2 even the little 1 inch sensor vloging cameras like the ZV1. There's no reason not to have Clog2 it's just a limitation Canon places on the camera to sell you a more expensive one. As far as the stabilization try doing some follow shots and you will see the digital IS fight you and make the frame jump. If you are just trying to get a steady static shot it's fine but not for any type of handheld camera movement. You misunderstood completely about the manual focus.... Every manual focus assist in the R5C is broken. Sure you can switch it to manual focus but the things that tell you if the image is in focus or not when you are manually focusing aren't reliable and give you false readings. The focus peaking is bugged and doesn't work at all with some of the color settings and you have to make adjustments to the gain for every single exposure change and even then it's almost impossible to get consistency. Then the manual focus assist that turns on when you switch a RF native lens to manual focus is unreliable and doesn't get accurate readings so many times it confirms you have the right manual focus but it's not accurate and the shot is slightly out of focus. And then lastly the no videographer uses autofocus is BS what if you are flying a camera on a gimbal or filming yourself? There are tons of uses for autofocus. The Sony cameras I switched to from the R5C autofocus great, they almost never miss focus even in low light. For most things with Sony's excellent AF theres really no need to manually focus anymore. I'm starting to let the camera do it's thing more and more. Once you switch to Sony you realize how much of a joke Canon has become.

@@NickDelDuca Apparently Sony's equivalent is not equivalent enough. You need 16 stops of dynamic range to utilize clog2. With less all you gonna be doing is bringing out all the noise in the shadows. Nothing is preventing you to have clog2 with R5C if you're so inclined, but it won't be making your footage any better - it'll actually make it worse. You want to do "follow" shots with IBIS? How is this better? Use the appropriate tool for that. Normal camera movement you can do just fine with digital IS. Maybe you have exceptionally shaky hands, who knows. You're a Sony fanboy, so what can I say. You want a camera that you turn on and it does everything for you, no matter how good or bad it is. If you want the best possible footage and operate a camera yourself, then you turn off continuous AF, and AF it when and where you need it. I just can't imagine let the camera run continuous AF when there is things moving around all the time, and going in and out of the frame. Good luck. And if nothing is moving around, then you likely don't need continuous AF.

@@vitaminb4869 You sound like me about 6 months ago before I actually tried a newer Sony camera and realized how much better they were. I was a hard core Canon defender and I shot Canon for over 10 years. I used all the same points as you to defend Canon... then I realized it was all cope and Canon was an anti consumer money hungry company that didn't support creators. Sony cameras hold autofocus, they don't pulse, they don't second guess. With the Sony body I have you can take a picture of someone's face and it set it to only autofocus to that person. It can literally track a single subject through a crowd of people. It can almost always autofocus better than you can manually focus. When you keep getting beat by the AF system you tend to use it and rely on it more and more. I have no problem with manual focus though... Been doing it for a long time. The problem with the R5C was that the manual focus assist tools didn't work. As far as IBIS goes Sony's IBIS can be left on because it doesn't do anything weird. It doesn't wobble or warp or cause the frame to jump if you try to track a subject like the R5C's digital IS does. It's completely un intrusive.

I think Gordon is doing just fine without me signal boosting him. -Jordan