The. African. People. Are. Poor. They. Have. Dirty. Water. They. Have. No. Food. They. Have. To. Cook. With. Stick's on. Fire 🔥🔥🚒

I’m from bhijer

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Wow that is really something! That needs to be shown is schools so children realize how people live

Why fool around why don't you climb Mt. Everest?

Thank you for making the effort of filming the hike and posting it 🙏. That was the most beautiful hour of my day 😍

Some people's found the Zeiss much sharper .....maybe there are variations in the Swarovski EL models ?? Thanks forte tip. ( I wanted to buy a Swarovski EL 8.5x42 . But now I'm not sure about the sharpness.....)

USA Kyrgyzstan Uzbekistan . Together to the future !!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

The 10 x 50 EL are superb, the resolution really impressed. Make sure its Swarovision version of course. Open bridge makes one handed use really easy.

10 years after and Sony mirrorless cameras ain't still catching up with DSLR sync. But there is certainly a way; and it is by returning back to solenoid actuation curtains. We saw the last solenoid actuators on sony SLT cameras and Canon and Nikon are still using them, making the shutter curtains travel only for 1 to 3 miliseconds (DSLR mirror flip up 1 milisecond, 2 milisecond curtain sweep and another milisecond mirror down) Mirrorless with solenoids doing around 6 ms, while sony fully mechanical curtains complete the exposure stage in about 8 miliseconds. Which doesn't sound much either but it's literally the time a bird the size of a sparrow takes to cross from one side to another side of the sensor hopping at 3km/h filling a quarter of the frame surface on a 400mm lens. This means that if you're shooting before the sparrow has hopped off, the sparrow will not be in the middle of the frame because from the time the sensor is exposing it is already gone to the other side and probably even got the beak or some part out of the composition. But it doesn't stop there. Unlike DSLRs, SLT and Mirrorless cameras will need to switch from live casting to exposure cycle where they have to close the sensor in order to start the exposure phase of the shutter cycle. Closing the curtains is already around 3 miliseconds, moving the slit is around 5 miliseconds, and closing the sensor again before turning back the live cast is another 3 miliseconds, this is instead of investing 4 miliseconds to take a 1/8000 photo, a sony mirrorless of today (type a6700 a7iv) take 11 miliseconds. Focal plane servos (which is what sony uses) are a lot slower and noisier than solenoids, but they have advantages, like more precise movement, anti jam design and compactness. I still prefer the solenoids, because as crazy as it sounds, I did get much better results shooting wildlife with the A200 for the sole fact the mirror cycle took only 4 miliseconds, than with the A77II (6 miliseconds) and A7IV (12 miliseconds) despite these latter ones have great burst modes with continuous AF. Great video, and easy-to-understand explaination, but I think Sony has fallen off as far as "purebred photography" goes. The A9III was the answer we were waiting for.

This was so beautiful to watch. Thank you for sharing your journey and the info of Cristian. Hope to sit with him one day soon ❤

Could have done Zeiss v. Zeiss v. Zeiss - by including the 35 mm f/2.8, which is half the weight if the Loxia but with AF.

I'd say this is a pitiful representation in these Etheopiian regions. Still photos? Not convincing..

Stop putting Indian music in Himalayan videos

When he went out of the picture was he blowing smoke on your head

music was way better before than now and your channel name as jonathan steward. I never forget your name

You have changed the music on video and name of your channel which was way more better before. I used to watch six years ago

I was looking for your name as Jonathan Steward as used to be your old youtube channel name.. couldn't find it ... i used to wach it a long long ago

Sorry body..? So terrible …

Huaraz lo maximo

I live in Arizona, and it's beautiful, amazing, and breathtaking

In mechanical shutter mode, after u press the shutter button, shouldn't the front curtain go up (close) first to prep for the shoot then come down to let the sensors be exposed, followed by the rear curtain dropping with a time gap preset in shutter speed (i.e. 1/800s)? After these steps are finished, the rear curtain will then go up again to let lights come into so as to appear visible to the viewfinder ?

Bagheera xoddo mujhien

Plot twist: I know what Kyrgyzstan is. OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Your vidio with national music the best. Best picture best music

Оох абдан жакшы тартыптырсыз. Very very good. You used national music its take it vidio cool

did you use any guide service or anything?

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Was that using the AF-D on the A99?

Helo

Thank you for bringing out Phu Tashi Sherpa's interview in the public domain. However, I wonder if he is understanding you clearly and correctly. If only you could have spoken a bit slower and made sure that you both were on the same page, there could have been more insights by Mr. Phu Tashi.

This is not hidden tibet this is pure Nepal ! kailash himalaya also belongs to Nepal but now under china ! and china said mount everest also china because of power

Which month/time of year did you take this trip?

Lovely video ❤

what is he smoking? tobacco?

TY! The world is better with you in it!

Fantastic soundtrack, captatiting portraits and guns hinting at underlying danger, I rather enjoy this raw, unfiltered movie!

Glad to see you are posting once again. I was in the Omo Valley in January - portraits of the tribes. I will return next year.

Exquisite video/photos. Great music, too! These are places and animals that I will never get to see in person. Thank you for this experience!

Light to moderate C-H-O-P

10:25 Now I know where the clouds come from! Amazing! Thanks a lot bro❤

Never heard of it ... I have been here for 8 years ! I am never going back to the STATES !

I bought the Zeiss 10 x 42. Everything you say is true. The conquest do exactly what you say, they bridge that gap between not much good to wow. I love my set. Absolutely perfect for the views I want and I don't regret having parted with the money. As soon as you view with them indeed that outlay is justified. Excellent product.

Superb video. It would be nice to see how the anti-dust function behaves (newer sony cameras). My guess is that the front curtain closes and remains closed until I turn the camera back on. Then the 2nd curtain resets the whole thing back to original state.

Thank you for the review!!!

Thank you. I love the Loxia lenses. 🙏

Gracias hermano Christian❤

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