For sure, I need to pick up the pace there though 😅kzfaq.info

Appreciate the interest and understanding 🙏 This is the other channel: kzfaq.info

@@charlottelee6425 Incredibly big, a vlog ending force 😆😅

We miss u guys 💙

@@seanwhaley8547 Thank you my friend, just kept in a few bloopers 😉

@@reyrengi1291 100%

I wasn't able to make myself useful, so I should have just gone straight for the coffee ;) And YES! Got gas delivered for the pizza oven just now! First pizza in Thailand tonight!!!

Thank you my friend! Working on it 😅

Very encouraging to read that, thank you 🙂

What a wonderful way to be welcomed 😆😆😆

Ohh yes, guilt is a huge aspect!

Exactly 😂 Last thing we want! Pizza oven arrives Tuesday late, so that will for sure have a good effect 😉

We are all wondering around routine-less 😂😂😂

@@dailyvlog_thailand😂😂😂

Appreciate the encouragement Bonnie 😃 This whole thing will take a bit of extra energy. Still going to upload something everyday 🤖🙌🙏

Thank you my friend! Needed a filler yesterday, surprisingly hard work chiseling a new life routine 😄

Need to wait for next week, the rest of or stuff arrives then. Would be very interested to see the difference, perhaps very minor :)

Appreciate the view and comment very much :) Thats exactly it! It's fun to find something technically outdated, dust it off, charge it and honouring it with some more use :)

@@PhototoPHIROMfilms Appreciate the view and comment 🙏🙌 100%! We just need to work with that we have ✨

@@dailyvlog_thailand yes, I learn that too now. 📸♥️Love from Cambodia

@@BonnieWhaley appreciate it, glad you guys get it 😆 Almost didn’t include the botched intro 😆

@@bryllupmiami3499 That would be a great setup video 😆😆😆

@@seanwhaley8547 thank you my friend, we really are spoiled with equipment, en biceps 😉😆

Thank you Bonnie, kittens are one of the worlds hardest to resist 😚 Miss you so much! Hope you guys are free for a visit before long 🤩

Thank you Bonnie 😄 No Pineapple has entered the property, eagerly awaiting the pizza oven 🤤

@@dailyvlog_thailand🍍🍕

@@charlottelee6425 None of that here 😜😆

Thank you! Good idea! The thing is, I moved a to Phuket last week, could do one of those videos for here eventually 😀

hahahahahah could be interesting to see the difference now that you moved to Phuket, Hong Kong's groceries must be much more expensive than Phuket?

@@charlottelee6425 They absolutely are! Good idea, we first need to do our trial and error first 😄 So many options, still figuring out where to buy what. Will make a video when I am more in the know 😄

It's made by "Evergreen", got it from Amazon: www.amazon.com/dp/B0B5LPWBSB?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

@@dailyvlog_thailand thank you!! Hope you enjoy Thailand, if you come to bangkok one place you may consider to do POV is "Taladnoi" good place for photowalk!

@@Sorsaha Thank you! Thailand has been amazing do far! Really appreciate the recommendation, never been to Bangkok! I will be sure to check out Taladnoi 🙏🙌😊

Totally agreed, they are not the same thing, but still have very comparable abilities!

They were so cute!! And small and tiny and adorable!

@@charlottelee6425 So lucky! They completely melted us 🥹

Most certainly some people prefer the skin tone expression from Canon. Sony had been lagging behind in this regard, but right around 2020 and after A7SIII, their colour science improved allot. Probably down to preference what is preferred, easy to match both up with a colour chart. 8K or as you point out 6k is a nice resolution to do in frame panning. But you can do that pretty well with 4k and very few people will notice. But I do enjoy having 8K for important talking heads content, for that exact reason, reframing. It gives you more options having the extra resolution. Who knows, Nikon might just make a cinema specific camera, now that they have acquired RED. I am sure we will see tech spill over both ways improving both companies. Healthy competition is great, we the consumers of these products, get better tools.

They are very smart about how they approach the @optics@ of the Olympics, very good point! But yes, in terms of value for money, there are some more compelling offerings out there for less. We are totally spoiled by choice, so many features and very few of us really test the equipment to it's full ability.

The global shutter puts the Sony camera into also ran with regards to noise performance and dynamic range - it's a horrible tradeoff for the brand that once was regarded as the best of the best. Now even an old Canon outperforms the flag ship camera by Sony by quite a margin.

All that just to complain about camera size…

100%, I have do doubts Sony will keep innovating 💫

Especially the price. Even the A1 is way more epensive than the R5 II.

@@Xirpzy yeah because the a1 came out 2 years ago and beat the brakes off of canon's r3 , whats the point then

@@JJARCHIE *3 and a half years ago. The R3 is also alot cheaper than the A1. It has no reason to be that expensive still, especially with nikon z8 and z9 on the market. So A2 will probably be in the R1 price range. As much as the lenses are great and affordable, the camera bodies and storage from sony are very expensive.

Thank you my friend, fun little walk :)

Can you please elaborate on your AF superiority point "by a country mile and then some"? The general consensus is that Canon used to be best, but with recent equipment generation, from frankly all camera manufacturers, the advantage Canon used to enjoy, is but gone. I'm not trying to be tribal or religious about my equipment. I have clearly stated in the chats of this channel, I would buy a Z8 as the market stands today, if I had no investment in Sony gear. I am just being honest and frank about how I see Canon not engaging/competing like with their original announcement of R5. Nothing personal against people who are invested into Canon. Time will tell the truth, if Canon keeps loosing marketshare or if the R1 and R5 Mark II turn the tide for them.

@@dailyvlog_thailand The Z9 my friend has has pitiful hit rate and often misses focus on closeby subjects be completely hunting back and forth endlessly until it finds the subject again (with for example some of the 500mm/600mm prime lenses, I don't know which one)...

@@karlgunterwunsch1950 what’s the hit rate and link me where you saw this , if you want anyone to believe you , you have to back it up with facts not just say someone said blah blah 😉

@@karlgunterwunsch1950 ⁠​​⁠seen a few of your comments now, all I am getting from them is that you seem to just dislike Nikon mirrorless cameras. Unless you have something to back up what you said about poor autofocus? I have a few friends who use the z series mirrorless including the z9 and none of them have problems with it, and also Your friend might have not set up the autofocus correctly and may have an older prime lens connected with an adapter which may slow down the speed of autofocus and also cause focus hunting

@@karlgunterwunsch1950 Would have been very useful to see and learn from your friends experience. We will just have to take your word for your friend's experience?

Odd is my middle name 😉We are in complete agreement when it comes to 4k vs 8k. My A7IV shoots exceptional over sampled 4k footage in FF mode. In fact, it's probably the reason why that camera scores as having one of the highest dynamic range on mirrorless consumer cameras on the market today. When the Canon R5 was announced 4 years ago, the specs, resolution and abilities of that camera, at that time, was huge. Canon showed they were serious about mirrorless. The new R5II does not really add much new to the equation, especially compared to R5C. You mention the newly announced C400, what would you say is the most innovative part of that camera? My point is, I see little innovation looking at what canon is offering, especially compared with Sony. Canon has been loosing marketshare in recent years. People have opinions and thoughts. Only time will tell, if the newly accounted R1 and R5 Mark II were a strong play by Canon, for getting back marketshare.

@@dailyvlog_thailand I agree that the R5II, especially when compared to the R5C, does not have as many additions as some (including myself) would have liked. However, the overall mastery of the flaws in the R5 and the improved performance in AF, dynamic range (supposedly), overheating, and battery life makes it a very handy and powerful camera in its own right. For hybrid shooters, I would not be surprised if this becomes a highly sought after camera for its stills and video capabilities in a single body. As for the C400, it offers more or less the same features and quality between the FX6 and the Burano while maintaining a very nice price point. Being Canon’s first full frame dedicated cinema camera with a triple base ISO, I believe it’s only a matter of time before this kind of technology makes its way into Canon’s upcoming bodies now that they have proven themselves capable of producing it. With so many features in that compact of a body with that price, it looks like Canon is at least opening the door to more robust and powerful developments in their cinema line. I think Canon has definitely been playing catch up, especially with brands like Sony and Nikon releasing better technology faster, but the C400, R1, and R5II are nothing to sneeze at. There are a lot of people bringing down these cameras and Canon as a whole for being late to the game, but I believe most of this sentiment stems from the fact Sony and Nikon have already accomplished most of these features, not because the things Canon has released are actually bad or useless. Of course, it’s a matter of perspective, as a Canon shooter myself the announcement for these three cameras has me excited for what’s to come in the next couple years with Canon finally stepping up their sensor game, whereas users of other brands view these releases as too little too late relative to the competition. Again, it’s a bit soon to say how this will affect anything, so it will definitely be interesting to see how the market adopts the C400, R1, and R5II in professional and consumer settings.

@@josiahlee805 I think overall we are in agreement. Perhaps my statements in the video were a bit aggressive. The R1 and R5 Mark II are for sure very powerful tools, the R5 II has seemingly been made a much more stable production tool compared to the original. Competition is good, thats where I come from. I think as consumers, we benefit the most, when there is healthy competition. Sony and Nikon both have very balanced true flag ship cameras, with strong abilities in both photo and video. There are cameras from every manufacturer that does either photos or videos well, compromising either on the photo or video side. But there really isn't a "flagship" available from Canon, that does both photo and video to the same degree that Z9/8 or A1 are able. The R1 competes more with the specialised Sony A9III, sacrificing resolution for the ultimate speed. We are all well and truly spoiled by choice. Whether I am shooting on A7IV or A1, I think most people cannot tell the difference. I think equipment is more about your workflow and how you use your cameras. If Canon serves you better, then that is just perfect for you. The C400 is a solid camera by Canon and I am sure it will be used very successfully on a ton of future productions.

@@dailyvlog_thailand Yes! I think we’re just coming from different places but ultimately I agree that the tools we have available to us today are all wonderful regardless of brand. Improvements to technology will only become more marginal as time goes on, so this sort of reaction to an announcement like Canon’s isn’t unwarranted. In my opinion, Canon advertising the R1 as a flagship camera is a bit too much, and I agree that it falls short compared to its competitors. It’s more like an R3 Mark II, though I do believe the R5 II does hold more of a claim to this “flagship” title Canon put on the R1. I think all brands at this point have reached a threshold of relativity, and that the saying of “the best camera is the one you have with you” has become more and more true in recent times. Can’t wait to see what Sony, Canon, and Nikon come up with in the years to come and your videos on those as well!

@@josiahlee805 Spot on, that's the thing, the equipment is not holding us back one bit! It really is about finding and having a camera with you, as much as possible, could not agree more! Appreciate the view and support, thank you 😀

If I did not have any lens or camera investments at this very moment in time, I think Z8 is one of the best cameras you can get out there. Especially for you, looking at those longer lenses! Hope you get decent prices for your Canon gear, exciting journey ahead for you with a new system 😃

I would advise you strongly to test out the Nikon before you make the switch. A friend of mine only went Nikon because he was using their DSLR before - and he regrets getting the Z9 and he often reverts to the DSLR because of the poor performance and inconsistency of the autofocus. He is envious how well the autofocus in my lowly R7 performs...

@@karlgunterwunsch1950 I have a few friends using Z9 and Z8 and all of them talk about how happy they are. Perhaps your friend and you should make a KZfaq video comparing and sharing some new information we all might benefit from?

@@karlgunterwunsch1950 I have a nikon zf and those problems are completely unrecognizable.

​@@dailyvlog_thailand they are really good but still can't come close to Sony or Canon with autofocus. Like every friend of mine that uses Nikon is mind blown when they try my R6 ii, and r1 and R5 ii have even better focus.

Good guess! Just goes to show, how big of a difference there is between 4K and 8K, less than you think! B is 4K :)

@@motionpikczer just used the raw converter in PS, felt like the most fair approach. Love using Capture One though, especially directly into a iPad tethered 🙌

@@seanwhaley8547 We are in complete agreement. Very strange strategy by Canon. Perhaps we are technically hitting a plateau? Thank you kindly my friend 🙏🙌😊

100% correct!

@@dailyvlog_thailandI preferred B. Looks to be a bit warmer.

@@Amcacs5654 B for sure is warmer. I set the light temperature according to sunlight on a grey card individually. Good to know what to expect using them side by side.

What a spot! 100% correct, LOVED the Trump Biden episode!!!! I assume you both watched it already 😁

If I wasn't this invested in Sony, Nikon Z8 would be the camera I would get. The best sensor for the least amount of money out in the market currently. At least we don't need to be worried about being tempted by anything from Canon ;)

I understand your reason to stick to Sony, I anticipated a move to Sony from my old trusted D850 but I chose the Z8 instead, I have been blown away by the lenses, they are on another level and the prices are crazy low 😊 I wish you and Helga all the best in Thailand, I will give a shout out if I come there 👌

@@henrikjauert3398 The D850 is probably the very last and best professional DSLR. Z8 is the best deal out there, such a great deal. The Nikon lenses are a bit big, but from what I have gathered, totally uncompromising quality! Thank you so much Henrik, please and yes! Let us know if visit 😄

If I manage to mount my cameras properly 😂 I'm honestly very calm driving, but I have a car mount in the container arriving some time next week! It's on the schedule, to have a car camera mounted

Really the power outage, just turned into cozy time 😄

@@seanwhaley8547 Good idea for an upcoming video! I think the power cut lasted about 21 hours. Particularly long, big line went out.

@@aramisz Not in the intro opening talking headshot. If the background is a bit blurry, it’s not with insta360 go 3s audio. Most things are in focus on insta360 go 3s 😊

@@ChrisBrogan Most certainly! Two of my best buys in 2024, in terms of what is used most 😊🙌

Thank you very much 🙂 Each lens has a character of their own, as you point out, Sigma 85mm is a bit warm, but that is very easily adjusted with colour temperature. But you are right, Sony lenses, particularly Sony GM lenses tend to be much more neutral right out of the box.