That lens screams for a monopod

That combination is still my carry around in 2024. Good enough for the job but cheap enough that if I drop/ damage/ lose It, I won't be too upset. Effective 50mm (roughly) and excellent image quality mid-aperture. I just have this thing in a bag, with me all the time. The D60/35mm F/1.8 is a great combination.

Thank you! I bought one today and i came to see your vídeo to know more about it. Loved your video 💗

Good one no flannel just straight to the test thanks 👍

That's 10 minutes wasted .....

can you post clip how to transfer the pics and video to phone by wifi?

ISO 1600. Good idea. I've switched mostly to b+w. I think it often tells more than color. The 520 was my first DSLR. It's allready in my shelf. Need to go out with it. Thanks for bringing it back in mind... 👋😁

It's my go-to lens for concert photography, alongside the Sigma 56mm f/1.4 and 30mm f/1.4

I quite liked your out and about video! I guess your lens indeed has a small problem. I have that lens too and it has impressed for the quality it produces as a kit lens. A lens I would recommend for this camera is the 40-150mm f3.5-4.5. It is quite heavy and it has its flaws (long minimal focusing distance) but it produces very nice image quality and its pretty sharp. It is still relatively well available for reasonable prices.

Mine just died the again. Recharging it creates a buzzing sound. This was a warranty replacement unit too!

The pictures came out really great 📸👍🏻 but I didn't hear anything about new winner while you said you will pick new winner in your upcoming video 🤔

nice vid

good to see black white photos and the coloured photos missed your bloopers this week where the better half not just the bsck of her

Hi seeking assistance if you can check how much this Japan Tokina AF 29-80mm camera lens?

Based on your sample images the A6700 seem to offer a bit more detail in the shadow/dark areas.... I honestly expected to be the other way around. Great demo

TLDR: Weight and balance are relative and I find the P1000 pleasantly light and compact with the reach I need. Compared to the D4 with a 70/200, plus the camera bag with flash and two other lenses I used at work years ago, including a 600mm lens sometimes, my P1000 is pleasantly light and balanced with the lens in. Just like the Nikon 70/200, when the lens is fully zoomed, I just support the lens with my left hand-no big deal. The P1000 is a lot easier to bring up one-handed to view/shoot than the D4-70/200. I live in West Texas which is full of all kinds of interesting (to me) post-apocalyptic derelict structures and expansive views that are often easily distorted by the hot air and dust, so sharpness can be elusive over distance. Some of my favorite kinds of shots are long distance-up to about 10 miles, in some cases, since tall structures can be seen for tens of miles. The land is all privately owned. In order to take pictures of many of the interesting features, I need reach from the public dirt or pavement roads. The P1000 gives me the best reach for the money and ease of use. Due to the mandatory standoff distances, it’s doubtful a full pro kit would help enough, given the atmospheric conditions, to be worth the money and hassle. In the right light and at relatively shorter distances, the P1000 is capable of very good images; good enough for me as a hobbyist. The only real downside of it for me is that it’s not weather sealed. So far, this and my iPhone 15 Pro take care of what I need to do. An image’s sharpness or color or detail is not always a necessary requirement for me to tell the story. To me, photos are along the spectrum of drawings and paintings, neither of which I have patience for anymore. If I cared about editing, I’d have Photoshop and would probably just turn many into digital paintings or drawings anyway.

I'm very much a beginner and this is only my second lens after my 12-45 f4 but I absolutely LOVE my 20mm f1.4 prime!

I bought mine through a seller on eBay. I bought 3 x100s. 2 bateries were ok and one 1 dead on arrival. The seller told me to go through Zhiyun. Zhiyun told me to go through the seller. In the end I had to go through eBay to get a refund for one light. I think they work well when they work but it's way over priced for what they are.

Like the bloopers. Had a good laugh at both of you. It is good to see the good and bad of both of the cameras,

Hello 👋, I'm going to buy this camera next week, by the way it's my first camera, i travel often, so camera for photos, can I use ? What do you suggest thanks in advance

I just bought an olympus E420 with the 14-42, the 40-150 and 35/3.5 macro for less than 50 euros. It is so small for a dslr, does not have image stabilisation though. The colors out of this camera are absolutely beautiful!

Hello! since the winner is not here will you pick another winner?

Some lovely photos...must say I wonder about this lens as it's twice the price of the lumix 20mm. Have you tried the 20/1.7??

What a nice review!

outtakes are so cute you two are adorable. it would be nice if you can tell people what camera you are using to record this at the bigining of the vid.

Thanks for the honest review of Canon G1X and Olympus E520 📷 I really enjoyed both of your talk. You both look really nice together 💞

I think it's funny that you went on so much about the on-off switch, which is something that would never have crossed my mind to care about in any way… but then you had nothing to say about the fantastic high-resolution EVF, which to me is a major selling point of the S1 and S1R. My S1R (with a Sigma 24mm F2, the only native lens I have for it right now) produces the best image quality that I've seen out of any camera. It nails focus, it nails exposure, the colors are perfect, image detail is startling. My gripe is the same one you noted: It's a behemoth. Even though it has a "small format" sensor, it really is meant to fill the role of a medium format camera. I'm just trying to decide if it's too much camera for me. Also, I really like the multi aspect ratio support, including 2:1 and 65:24 that you don't see on many cameras. I can use it like a digital XPan.

What is the fastest flash sync speed at widest apeture?

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I love the D800e. I use it all the time. Plenty of resolution, easy to use, and takes all that sweet Nikon F glass. I have the DC lenses, I have the 180mm D (four copies of it!), the 300mm, and other "can't live without them" lenses. I have ancient Nikon AI glass up to modern G lenses. In fact, I see literally no reason to go mirrorless. No, I don't need one zillion frames per second. No, I don't have any problems focusing. I don't need zebras unless I am going to the zoo. I have bought mirrorless cameras, but I just gave them away. My other favorite camera is my Canon 5Ds. Another DSLR. I also shoot film so using a DSLR means sharing glass and never having to say you're sorry.

Thanks for another fantastic review👍🏻 Congrats to the winner ~

congrats on getting to 1k subs. Road to 2k now 😄

Congratulations to the lucky winner 🎉 Nice review, looking forward to the comparison.

I really appreciate you for hosting this amazing giveaway. Hope to get win ~

Thanks for the review and giveaway of Lumix LC80 🤍I really like it's small size. However, it's old but still capture in good quality. I always wanted to have a camera, to capture the beauty of nature and good memories 📷I would love to have this 💝

i love the aesthetic looks of the camera, wish i get the opportunity to win. aspiring photographer here 🙏❤

Such a classic camera! Would love to capture moments in my life with this. Really appreciate the opportunity!

Hey sir! i’m impressed with older cameras since they are a classic! The pics and vids were lovely, A digital camera like that will probably save me💗

Those Molus batteries are absolute garbage. Bought 3 kits and two batteries are dead. Terrible!

i love the camera

That camera's as old as me !! 😄 And the quality of the photos are amazing considering how old it is. I was honestly shocked lol. Would love to have the camera !

the pictures look so good for such an old camera

I'd love to have a camera like this

i would love to win that camera

Thanks for the great review! The photos look stunning for how old the thing is; way better than my shitty phone camera at the very least. I'm trying to get back into photography after having messed around with digicams a lot as a child, so would love to win this! :))

I have the LC50 great cameras!

I'd love to try this camera

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