I know detailed comparisons between the 2 Tamrons 28-75 G2 & the crazy 28-200 f/2.8-5.6 performed by a few reviewers When compared in the 28 to 75 range the G2 is only very slightly better in certain spots, so the FE 28-60 should not be that much worse than the G2. The 70-180 f/2.8 shows more better diff.

@@user-pg5rt7ju4f I've had the T 28-75 G1 and currently own the 28-75 G2, 28-200 and 28-60 plus the 70-180 G2 so my assessment if based on experience. The 28-200 is actually quite good and what I take when flying on vacation with one lens. Have been thinking of doing a test between it and the 28-75 & 70-180 combo. The 28-60 falls behind in every way- f/stop, range and the awkward zoom ring.

The 7iv no longer samples from 7k in 4k60. It goes into Super35 mode for 4k60 and reduces quality. The 7k oversampled is only in 24/30p.

Good lens ! At 28, f/4 < f/2 only 2 stops can easily be handled by current good auto iso . Recall the restriction w/ film, that's why u see fewer use of flash these days?

What about it? The mark 4 has the exact same sensor as the mark 5, thus the same 26 MP aps-c crop when you use the 70-350mm lens. If you want to have 20MP remaining, you can crop that even a bit further. But with the Tamron you have 61MP at 400mm, that you can thus crop in even more into that result and still get 20mp output

4K is in part 2. I’ll have that posted this week.

So technically yes. But it has to do with the weight and thickness which is a big difference. Duck canvas is over a 300gsm count for cotton so very durable. The Baron is an 18oz which is essentially what the what of denim. Making it again, incredibly durable and a step above even the GoRuck. So yes, they are cotton but the thickness and how they are made makes a big difference.

@@sneakergearz Do you know which specific type of canvas this pack has? I love the look of the fabric. Indeed, I just bought one of the packs and am waiting to receive it. The stitching coming off the Molle webbing is indeed concerning. All Goruck told me when I wrote to them is that the waxed cotton/canvas is comparable in durability to their heritage line but not to 1000D Cordura. (No surprise there!) If you have any info on which specific type of Halley Stevensons canvas was used to construct this pack, I'd love to get it. Either way, thanks for the video--as far as I can tell, it's the only one out there!!!

@@sneakergearz Thanks for responding--I didn't see until now! I got my pack and it's gorgeous. The only concern I (still) have is the durability of the canvas/cotton. I've found out it's a Halley Stevensons P200 Hybrid Aero. It's nice material but only 6oz when unwaxed (and 8oz when waxed). But Trakke uses the P400 Hybrid Aero, which is twice as thick/heavy. Indeed, basically all backpacks have canvas thicker than this one. Finally, just like you experienced, so one shared with me that their MOLLE--on the front--also started to tear off. Still thinking I'll keep the bag, but I wish they used thicker canvas, though that would've compromised the look, feel, and carry. Plus, the interior lining is nice and thick, which at least should help prevent holes coming from that side. Thanks!!!