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Great video greetings from Edinburgh I'm coming over in September what's the best time to get to galaxys edge thanks

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Sounds just like our engine brake on the peterbilt

Just bought the same one with 700 mi used perfect condition for 3.8k! I had a 2019 850 xt before this one. LOVE CAN AM! ❤

I miss that sound. American dinosaurs.

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Awesome and scary

Terrible videography work

Awesome! Do they normally breed in October?

Love mine

Beautiful! Would I be able to have your permission to use a few short clips from this footage? Of course, I will be sure to credit you!

Have the same one but a 2017 love it good video

Now that the 7D mk iii is out the window what did you decide? I had the 7D mk ii and ended up getting a great buy on a used 1DX mkii. No regrets while the Mirrorless systems develop...

i agee with tou is really slow an fast at the same time, but is not quick to start but amazing when you have the camera on an the aye on the viewfinder

Overcast is the best condition

The tires are actually 28s bro lol

Appreciate your honest review. Sony is definitely a different brand that takes getting used to. That sleep mode thing is something you get used to flicking the on-off switch like press a safety off - there's a way of keeping the camera prepared. But, yeah, when I first came over to Sony - and others who have tried Sony - have found it to be a learning curve coming from Canon or Nikon. I think it's easy to make a rave review of gear but it's also good to make a real experience review. Thanks for your effort.

i have the EXACT same dilemma as you. heavily invested in canon lenses w/ the 5D4 -- clearly not a wildlife/birding camera. but dont' want to dump $6.5K on a new Sony system either...

Hello sir. You have to learn to read the lights. Most of your photos are in highly contrast lighting. That is a no-no if you want striking images. 8f the sun is not behind you, your subjects are going to be poorly lit. If they are in open shade they will look good, but not a good as the direct light of the sun behind you.

Forget all this Sony crap. It’s a toy camera system simply. Every time I take out my Canon 1DX Mark II I know why I am not any longer on Sony and sold all this toy gear parts.

By the time the 7d iii is released we will be talking about the a9 iv. LoL

Excellent story & video to tell the story. • Cheers from The Detroit & Mackinac Railway 🚂

I was there March of 2017 visited my cousin in Charleston and we went to Sullivan's island to rent scooters for the day

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done the same with my drone

Looks good!

Great pics.

Try setting Manual mode, 1/2000s, ISO Auto, AFS (back focusing), f/6.3. For standing bird use single focus point AF, and for moving or flying bird, use area focus. Good luck. If you feel that your focusing either back/front focus, try fine tuning, and usually you will learn more about the lens behavior.

A7iii looks good-on the fence ditching my 5dmark iii 28-300mm-waiting on the 7d Mark iii too

Did you buy that colour or did you do it yourself

Very nice video. Well done. I lived in Amarillo when I was in school. I went to the Canyon often to explore caves and to camp under the stars. Good memories.

kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4rFqKyddt5nqrs Check out the wake up time of my A9, the speed is very make sense

try to upgrade the firmware to 2.0, it increase a lot of the flexile sport intelligence also go to the AF2 page select AF Track Sens then change the value to (1 Locked on) it tells the system to calm down and don't change the focus to any new objects immediately , the higher the value, the more sensitive it will focus on the object that it hit the focus spot

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I do hydro dipping I know what it looks like

it's not carbon fiber that's been hydro dipped

People if looking for gaming this beast got four i7 processors and 8 gb of ram I have it and I s great for mid class gaming

7d Mark ii had its first preview only 3 years ago. Not exactly old. Also, it's tough to compare 20mp crop with full frame, lots of points need to be made to fully understand the comparison. The advantage of crop vs noise has a battle..I'd estimate around 2000 ISO or so.

Awesome footage and subscribed, would you do the same for me and subscribe? :)

Very cool! That's a lot of gators!

It's not the lens...sorry...

Great photos, but only after adjusting micro-focus on my Canon 7D Mk2 to +20. Then after only 3 days usage the Auto-focus became intermittent and then stopped working completely - disappointing or what? Returned to Amazon for a refund.

Canon is good.....But too expensive. I have been using the Tamron G2 and the images are super sharp.....You just have to keep an eye on ur settings!

Nice review and your issues are understandable, given you short time with the a9. I'm primarily a wildlife shooter and I'm now past 10,000-shots with my a9. The ability to track behind a tree or reed has very much to do with how you've set Tracking Sensitivity. If you've set it on 5, the highest level, it'll immediately move to a closer subject in the frame. On 3, there's a delay and I've been able to track birds in flight behind reeds and trees and have the eye stay in focus, all the way through. As for the sleep button, I have mine set for 5-minutes and you can either make sure the camera stays awake when you're around potential subjects, and/or, get in the habit of hitting the shutter button as you're raising the camera to your face. It's a muscle-memory thing that's easily learned. I own the Canon 5D MkIV/EF 100-400mm Series II and the Sony a9/G Master 100-400mm and it's NOT EVEN CLOSE. My Sony blows away my Canon for bird-in-flight and other wildlife shooting. One of my very first shots, using the G Master lens was a young buck jumping a fence. It's not fast action, but 22 out of 22 shots had sharp, in-focus eye. I also shot at ISO 10,000, with nice clean results, after applying NR in RAW conversion.

Interesting review, I enjoyed your "level headed" evaluation based on specific needs/wants. Given your investment in Canon gear, and the cost of switching, I can understand why you remain 'on the fence'. On the focus tracking point - did you discover the AF tracking sensitivity setting (Cam1 5/13)? When set to 1, it sticks to a locked subject like glue. Set to 5, it quickly switches to new subjects coming into view. The default setting is 3, which behaves about how you described - tracks pretty well, but will jump to other items from time to time. Oh, and the EV dial on my A9 was a bit stiff to start with too but it loosened up after a couple of weeks and has remained 'just right' since. Cheers.

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Brother you'll need to be on Spot Focus with a higher ISO

super nice video and great editing. I did a KZbin video of my daughter and I kayaking to Deveaux. Some over head footage like this would have been great. Thanks for posting this.