Great knowledge 👍

Wow ! That 1DC has the most pleasing image to me. It has that breathtaking organic wow factor. I don't know what's up with that camera. THank you for this test!!

Omg you guys! So funny.

My cat, Hobbes, insists on standing on my keyboard when I edit so when I first sit down, I leave my keyboard off until he settles into his bed by my desk.😀

A perfect memorial for the fallen forest service men.

I use auto ISO on my Z9 all the time when shooting wildlife. With modern sensors and noise reduction software I’ve shot a lot of wildlife at 12600 ISO and after post processing you can’t see any noise. Landscapes I’ll usually shoot a fixed ISO but shooting hummingbirds at 1/8000th, I let the ISO go wherever it needs to go

lol thats not how noise works. If auto iso is causing noise, your exposure was wrong anyway.

Good tips

We had a low of 5 this morning here in Iowa. My community cats were snug in their heated houses until I came out to feed them. I’ve been working on a similar video for dealing with cameras and cold temps. I probably won’t finish it until we get some snow. One thing I added was keeping extra batteries in my coat pocket with a hand warmer to keep the charge up. Not a big deal if the truck is close but if I’m walking around nice to keep them and my hands warm

Your assistant is purrrfect...

Congratulations on being recognized for your work.

Congrats on the recognition! Kudos also on being so diverse in your photography. I’m an introvert so while grizzly bears don’t scare me, people frighten the hell out of me. So I stick with nature and wildlife.

COLD AS SHIT

Are there that many tannins in the water that it’s that dark going over the fall?

Thanks for posting this, guys. Also a 1DC owner here.

I get nervous being on land near water with camera gear let alone being ON the water.😀

Haven’t had any snow yet here in Iowa but I know it’s coming!

Many thanks for reposting in 4K! Much appreciated. I think your conclusions probably echo my sentiments with my 1DX2 4K when compared to the C400. Like your 1DC endures with an amazing image, my almost seven year old 1DX2 keeps on delivering as my hybrid daily kit for photo and video projects. The 1DX2 lacks Canon Log, but it benefits from 4K 60p with audio, Dual Pixel Autofocus, and like the 1DC is high bitrate Motion JPEG and a 1.3x crop in 4K. I plan to do a comparison KZbin video between the 1DX2 and the C400, including workflow aspects in post production… but from my initial setup, the C400 is a limitless piece of kit. More to follow…

Good luck Denise 🤞🤞🤞

Greetings from Sydney. Thanks for sharing this… unfortunately it seems to have been uploaded at 720p! Might you be able to share it at 4K so that any difference in quality can be better discerned? I am looking at upgrading my 1DX2 to a C400…

falling in would surly get more views but the pictures are nice anyway

It is great seeing you two out shooting together.

Нужно просто распечатать большим форматом фотографии и сравнить качество работы

What a wonderful location

Great to see you having fun

Great pics

Sure dont want that Homelite chain saw in my neck

Omg you are so cute

Go look for baby big feets!!..😁😉

Wendigo is social psychosomatic cannibalism from Norther Native tribes in North America. People that ate people were said to be possessed and transformed into a beast like creature that preyed on humans. It was a semi-real phenomenon that was self actualized by Native cultures. Killing a suspected Wendigo was highly encouraged and had to be directly outlawed by Western governments as the practice was essentially murder of the suspected mentality ill. Sorry to burst the bubble on the fantasy. 😅

Love the enthusiasm. Beautiful photos.

Nice work! Love you folks❣

Pretty!!!

I don’t think I’ve ever subscribed to a channel more quickly - you guys are great, keep it up!

Nice video guys. Was this shot (as far as the video) on the 1DC? Seems a bit like it. I picked one up earlier this year, I think it's still worth it today (at current price) for that nice cinematic 4K.

Love that shot at 3:28 👍

Almost ALL of my photography is boring. But, it does not matter because no one ever sees 95% of it.

Would you do a video on the C500 vs C400? Why did you get the C400? Even if your review is just on how it feels or practical reasons that would be very helpful.

This was great! We will definitely be checking out the new location. 😊

Wise advice.

I wouldn't say 16mp is low megapixel. We live in an age where most content is consumed on screens where even 8mp photo's are more than sufficient. How many people still want big prints and do you really need the very high dpi for the bigger prints that are looked at from a reasonable distance? I think 50mp is nice when you need to do a lot of cropping, but then you might just as wel get a body with a smaller sensor and buy lighter lenses and save some money. I still use a Nikon D3s (12mp) and the resolution is more than enough.

I shoot RAW as Pro photographer for me Pixels DO matter my Sony A1 ( I have 2 of these) and they support 50mp - depends on how professional you need large scale prints to look when on an 8ft x 6ft canvas

Did you adjust the luminence value on the canon, that's a necessary step for exterior filming on most days.

Thanks for sharing

I have a wool batt that my great grandmother had made from the wool of a sheep she raised when she was 11. Her mother and herself carded the wool themselves at home. In the 1930's, she started bringing it to Courtney to be re-carded when she made a new quilt. She gave two batts to my mother, hers, and the one her sister had also had from her own sheep. The wool was harvested from their sheep in 1900. My mother had the wool re-carded two more times at Courtney for new quilts. She used the wool from the sisters wool to replenish what is lost in carding. In about 1985, she had it done one last time as the fibers were getting too short to have it done again and she didn't have any extra wool left from the other batt. She gave them to me and I still have them in storage, safe from moths. I hate to use them in a quilt because they can't be done again and if someone washes the quilt, well, you know what happens then, it shrinks and it would be felted beyond repair. I can't tell you how many quilt batts my mother bought there over the years. She made queen size comforters for years. The last one she made was for me in 1990. The batt of course was from Courtney.

your October Challenge sounds like fun. I need a Photo Amigo to bounce this off of and keep me going. A photo a day is tough all alone. I would likely go for digital so I could play with the picture every day. With film I would be inclined to shoot the roll all through the month before I processed it. Should have put your cameras and lenses on pieces of paper and done a blind fish bowl draw. The suspense would have been fun. I will be watching for your videos!

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing!

Can I buy your logsand export them abroad?

Thank you for sharing this, its awesome!

thanks for this video