Love the Toneh T shirt

True, I haven't been getting good photos because I'm on canon. Even sparrows shun me now.

@@AstairVentof 😂😂😂

Just like landscapes will literally morph for Pentax. It is said that Mt Everest was created from the first Pentax camera ever invented.

Ready for the Truth? Oh wait you’re a Nikon shooter you can’t handle Truth 😂.

@@AstairVentofLOL luv the sense of humor

Trying to find this comment, lmao when I heard that

It only took a 10k$ combo to achieve it :p

It's not about the gear ;-) lol​@@stephangauthier911

I have always liked the locks on the dials and shutter surround button, ever since the Nikon F5 film camera and continued through all pro-orientated digital cameras. There's nothing worse than a dial accidentally nudged to another setting.

The perfect combo includes the 10k sushiboy GOAT 150-400 T/4.5.

It really felt like a documentary 😂

ha, i remember when you made the switch to nikon you were 100% the same, going this little thing is sooo little but so annoying and this is little and annoying

You are HERE!!!

Bingo 🎉

Why doesn’t he glance at the manual?

@@quentinnewark2745 It's a man thing. Reading the manual is a sign of weakness! 🙂📖 📷

@@veivoli Rubbish!!

@@jackbrumby1892 You must be a fun guy at parties. It's a very old joke...

yes, I got my gear from them because of him

Do they hand out this stuff for free

@@GreySectoid :)

I think you'll be impressed...it's an great camera, especially for video at its price point.

I did a beach shoot sunday and it was great.

Hold off-xt5 has better DR.

Just because a camera doesn't have better dynamic range as your eyes doesn't mean u shouldn't use one at all.

@@matt88169 No, no it doesn't.

I didn't see that waveform option. Damn I think I continue to rant about that for several more videos lol.

@@cameraconspiracies LOL Don't worry...nothing is perfect as you already well know!

There is this view button somewhere on the back. There you cycle and it should come up

@@horstlauch453 Ya it's the same as the ZF I just forgot to switch it from histogram to waveform.

You could use AF-F but set af to not try to refocus when subject isn’t detected. Creates very consistent focus. Forget what setting it is, not good for all scenarios obviously.

Yes!

Correct. Took me a sec to find it though

not taking anything away from him, but fml that lens is stellar and the camera is spectacular. only thing better is the nikkor 600 f4 with the tc

While I expect Kasey to move on and begin the quest for the perfect tripod, I personally would appreciate his channel more if his focus was finding the perfect woman.... The board meetings and evaluative reviews could be comedic GOLD!

He can still improve on the lenses like upgrading to F4 and start traveling when he can. He would make great videos if he travelled and shot wild life

He hasn't done vlogging with it yet

​@@PJ-om2wq I want to see vlogging with a 600mm!

@@flyingping I found the perfect woman once, but she turned me down. She was looking for the perfect man! 😞

They can get the 180-600 which is less than 2k

@@sebulban Yes, but I guess I meant that in general the native glass for Nikon, Canon, Sony FF is just really costly.

@@charliejg Yeah, but that's always been the case.

@@Frippin-MTBD80 Exactly!

Im my experience normal is better for video. The jitter you’re talking about that goes away with sport mode is when a picture is captured and the stab recenters. Sport is good for panning.

@@livejames9374 No he's talking about panning jitter in video, I've found Sports to be better for video when panning and moving around as well. I go back to normal for steady shots (video). I typically leave it in normal for photo mode too even though you see it recentering after taking shots.

Is this unique to Nikon? Didn't they sell rehoused Tamrons with a Nikon badge recently?

I mean that sounds great, but why can't they make smaller glass? Talking about their normal FL primes, their large FLs are great.

@@marcotropic They make the PF glass which is way smaller an lighter than anything else, sure it has downsides but lens designs are always about compromises.

@@marcotropic because it clearly hasn't really been a priority for them, until their latest 35 1.4, at least. For now, Nikon seems to be far more intrested in achieving the best optical quality for a given target weight and well.... it shows. Unlike Canon, who seem to have (initially at least) decided to go for as much compactness and lightness without compromising optics too much.

@@marcotropic I appreciate your reply. Your question piques my interest since it leads to a lot of speculation. Nikon has continuously proven its competence in creating small lenses, despite the constraints of the older Nikon F mount. Despite the release of the smaller and faster Nikon NIKKOR Z 35mm F/1.4 Lens, Nikon's choice not to develop further lenses of this kind has perplexed many people. This lens is much smaller than the 1.8 prime lenses, and primes beyond 300mm are extremely lightweight, adding to the confusion. The release of the Nikon Z 35mm F/1.4 Lens demonstrates Nikon's ability to develop small lenses for its Z series, perplexing those who are unfamiliar with Nikon. Furthermore, it appears that the larger lenses' purpose is to facilitate future updates and compatibility with new items or technologies. This would also allow for more sophisticated functions, such as enhanced focusing and image stabilization. The lens construction incorporates larger and more potent motors and electrical components. In addition, optical experts and nerds believe that the Nikon Z mount "S" pro lenses may also be intended for crop sensor medium format cameras. The resemblance in size between the Nikon Z mount and the medium-format 645 mount has sparked speculation that Nikon may have concealed intentions to produce a camera that extends beyond 35mm. Finally, I understand and share your preference for smaller lenses. However, the need for video has forced each company to increase the size of its optics, resulting in a change in the dynamics of photography, with both benefits and drawbacks since everything in the world of photography is a give and take.👍

Maybe they figured people would be put off by the crop factor of 1080 raw? I wouldn't mind it, it would be an excellent built in tele converter.

I may have made that up.

Would't it be great if there was some software that you could use to learn your camera to detect pretty much anything?

@@SirTubeALotMorelikely out in the next few years 😅

@@cameraconspiracies and to think you got all this goodness the first time around. Wait till Nikon releases bird detect for the Z6iii in the 1st or 2nd Firmware update. Winning 🏅

​@@SirTubeALotMoreI should patent that😂 that's advanced subject tracking

vegetablepolice.bandcamp.com/track/let-me-fly

The amazing thing is that he's a song writer too.

They play with your mind :)

@@cameraconspiracies, if you decide to keep that lens, here's a free, but useful tip. Paint the lens hood button with your fiancé's white fingernail polish. If she doesn't have any, get her some! It makes it so much easier to locate that damn button, especially in low light. Not that you ever shoot in low light. 😅

​@@PatrickSmeatonI agree. I painted the camo neoprene with white over the button on my Fuji 150-600. Hassle free.

It sucks for vlogging.

@@mankepoot9440 noone gives a s.... For vloging, use your iphone for that

@@mankepoot9440 what do you mean? did you vlog with it, yet?

Yes, obviously lol. Point is, you should be able to turn that option off. The raw files are easy to edit on their own.

​@@cameraconspiraciesmaybe you can filter in the computer by selecting sort by file type it might separate the raw and the proxy if it's not raw

Funny but Omar did it first

I'm pretty sure the custom memory banks are only on their pro level cameras. I know my D500 has them, but not the dial. Same for the Z8 and Z9.

Z8 has custom banks, I button + command Diego click and you change resolution

Banks are for pro tier user settings are for enthusiast tier so will have to choose between U1, U2, U3 for anything under a Z8.

Lock is there for 100% confident on selected mode, because lot of people will forgot to lock/unlock and move the dial accidentally.

@@ridwanatmawijaya108 Absolute nonsense argument! I leave the dials on my Fuji unlocked all the time and I have never accidentally moved them. In the rare cases you move the dials accidentally, it will happen in the camera bag or when you're fumbling around with the camera. It would never happen while shooting, besides, you would always see the mode you're in on the screen or evf so you can be "100% confident" on what mode you're in.

​@@xchumpremember this : not everyone has the same age, not everyone has equal brain memory, not everyone use camera same like others, and not everyone treat their camera equally careful. Once my PSAM changed accidentally because i use 2 camera on double quick release strap.

@@ridwanatmawijaya108 Yes I agree, we're all different, which is why it would make most sense to let people choose if they lock it or not! You say we're all different yet you want to force those who don't want the lock to have it always locked to cater to the ones who "forget to lock it". Double standards dude...

@@xchump its called minimizing human error. Its not cater for some people , Like it or not, double standard or not, doesn't matter.

It probably strengthens the mechanism over time rather than weakens it right?........right?

@@ledheavy26 LOL of course it is Nikon

Also where can we find this song? My son loves it and wants to listen to it more!

Quote from a 5 year old, " I really love this song, it makes me want to cry because the song is very good."

vegetablepolice.bandcamp.com/track/let-me-fly