"Ah yes, f1.4. that is a number. I understand numbers. Yes that is less than f2 indeed!" ~My brain while watching this

I'm here for Brandon. Thats it. I dont even know how to take a decent pic of myself lol

@@DebuDebuYT well why did you buy round glasses when you have... round face... round hair..., are you trying to blend in with a pack of hostile sphere people?

@@arachnenet2244 I mean... in the photo world f1.4 is bigger than f2.0

Same

Please linus, make this happen!! 🥺🥺

Linus can probably fill a whole wall with youtube play button at this point

then they will need to hire another main camera man

Just subscribe to this channel? Why do you want more channels.

Ok, then what will Gerald Undone, Peter Mckinon, Potato Jet, DPreview & other guys will do...?? I do understand you people have love for LMG & so do I, but some things must be left for the guys out there doing cameras for so long.

I like cus short circuit love

Is it working?

I've got an xt30 recently and I say do it

@@SamWall I went from Canon to Fuji last year. Don’t regret it at all.

@@TheSH1N1GAM1 My dad bought an xt4 while I have a Pentax K-1 and my brother got a Z6. I have to say, Fuji's cameras just feel premium and seem to work very well. I still like the lenses I have on my K-1, but boy a cheaper Fuji as a backup/mirrorless option looks more and more appealing now that they have IBIS.

i recommend the canon eos 4000d (if they have a newer version go for that) + the cannon 50mm stm lense. You can shot around with the kit lense, but the 50mm is considerably nicer to shoot with, note there is no zoom on the 50mm. Maybe even go for the 25mm or 30mm if you plan taking close shots, the 50mm works best around 2-3m away from the object

If you want to get into photography, Buy a second hand camera body only. Don't waste too much cash (about 400 USD equivalent should get you a really decent one). Most cameras from the past 5 years are acceptably good for stills. It's much more important to get a good lens. A 50mm lens, with an aperture value of f1.8, should be the starting point. The comment above me gives similar advice but the brand is irrelevant, don't buy new low end gear, buy used midrange gear.

@@xmlthegreat I will start my search this week and let you know what I find , I appreciate the effort and advice! People like you make the world a better place :)

@@evanleo1947 Facebook marketplace is a great place to start looking for cameras!

@@xmlthegreat i got my 4000d two black fridays ago for around 250 included kitlense. and got the 50mm for 50 bucks off ebay. And imma be honest, it makes great pictures.

Wtf dude that’s so confusing just when I thought I figured out medium format and full frame you through me a curve ball 🤯

@@AbzAden that's because they are names that come from different contexts. Small (35mm), medium and large format comes from film photography. In film you can easily manufacture huge sheets of film that are more expensive than smaller formats but they're still something you only use once. That's different to manufacturing a bigger sensor that's going to be wildly expensive. So with most digital cameras a few years ago, there was an aspiration to have affordable cameras with a sensor at least as big as the most common format in film which is 35, but most cameras had and still have smaller sensors. These smaller sensors then started to be called crop sensors in oposition to what they weren't which was 35mm and likewise this ideally "big" sensor was of course called full in opposition to those other formats that were "cropped".

Thats actually a really good idea.

+1

It would just be a fanboying circlejerk. I don't think that would be high in quality. I guess them sony sponsorbux would be huge though.

I second this. More comprehensive tests on all the cameras.

They just launched a dedicated Apple channel, so one just for camera, photo and cinema stuff would be awesome. I would keep the unboxings on SC tho.

You could always start with just the manual mode in your smartphone's camera app (assuming you have Android, or just download another app)

What's stopping you?

I recommend watching theoria apophasis on KZfaq for photography 👌

@@Joshua97776 thanks for the tip, will check him out

Streaming in medium format is coming

Pro tip: just get a fast lens (like a 105 f1.4). Unless you hate money. Of course if you’re employed by Kinfolk, you don’t have a choice.

Go film, pick up an RZ67 for like $600 or a Pentax 645 for $300

I'd get a CCD sensor medium format, should be cheap. These CMOS medium formats doesn't feel better than FF or APSC.

not worth it

Canon rp a6400

Fuji xt3 a72

I agree with this. They have a lot of experienced people in staff and I would care about their opinions on budget cameras.

Came here to make the same comment. Not many people in the market for $10,000 worth of camera. Would especially like to see you compare what you get out of a $1,000.00 mirrorless setup versus an iphone 12 pro max these days. Is it worth getting a budget mirrorless setup or can you get as good a shot with your phone that's the same price.

dpreview recently did exactly that

Well said. His passion comes through in the videos and is inspiring in a way.

Brandon and Andy doing a camera channel!

Full frame is basically a full small format frame as that is effectively industry standard size. Then obviously medium format is bigger and large is absolutely huge

The X-T20 is great though, unlike the X-T10 it can output 10-bit video to an external recorder, so if you're into video just get a Ninja to record to. Also, if you're not happy with the quality, you probably just have a crappy lens for video, like the XC 15-45 that sometimes was bundled with it. Try it with a prime, like the manual Samyang/ Rokinon 12mm F2. ($350) or a Viltrox 23mm F1.4 ($320)

They're also great support wise for a company their size. Free firmware updates that actually improve their cameras. I think part of it is that they only push a few specific bits of camera technology, so they don't get overwhelmed with issues. And sure, that means some bits are outdated, but they work.

Photography class probably taught you things like composition and lighting?

@@Simoneister mostly that and the history of photography

the f1.7 is equivalent 1.3 too. Full frames have f/1.2's and below too. It'd be cool if they really pushed it beyond what full frame could do with glass.

The angle and field of view are different on a larger sensor.