LX100ii replaced the original LX100. ZS200 can’t match the fast lens!

I had the privilege in the U.K. whilst being in the Air Training Corps to march behind a pipe band. A certain swagger of side to side movement of the hips developed. The pipe bands of the Indian Army have an exaggerated swagger which highlights it beautifully!

Omg sounds like you're torturing a cat in a bag 😅😅😅😅

scelgo la FZ 1000 II perchè adoro le lenti Leica...

That’s wild. If my band wanted me to play a gay parade I’d find a new band

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As the child castrating pedocrats usher our peoples into oblivion.. remember your ancestors and all they endured before you just relax and let the river take you. How would they look at you for just accepting and giving up?

Thank you for sharing the struggle :)

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Im from turkey

How much was this to buy? Thanks.

Thank you for your very helpful contribution!

Perfect review! Thank you!

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How wonderful. Thank you Maple Leaf Adventures, Alina has shared her experiences with us and the joy of your guests in sharing this beautiful part of Creation and the history of our Indigenous peoples history helping us to understand Mother Earth. Truly Amazing.

Beautiful, smooth drone footage!

Honestly, I don't quite get all the hype around the ZS200 in spite of your video clearly showing how blurry many of its videos are compared with the FZ1000. And I have seen low light videos taken with the ZS200 elsewhere - they are a mess. I have been thinking of this 15x zoom camera for indoor and / or low-light concert videos because most concert venues ban professional / interchangeable lens / large cameras which rules out my FZ1000 but the gulf between them, especially at longer focal lengths, seems to be like day and night. There is also significant unit-to-unit quality variation - but the upside to that may be that you could pick up a good copy.

You can go back to England and tell your king to kiss his own arse

Does the kit come with a fire extinguisher?

This was a really well done comparison. Would be interesting to see a comparison of the zs80 and zs100/zs200 as well, but this comparison can already be used to learn the major differences between those models. However the ZS80's 720mm equiv. may not have any advantage compared to cropping on the ZS200's 360mm (even for moon shots), as the focal length difference is less.

Incredibly helpful!

Thank you for the arrangement! I heard this tune on Pandora, immediately knew I had to learn it. I've been playing along with the Whistlebinkies Video using a Blair digital chanter, would be neat to do with the harmonies now.

very cool to see it from inside .. I just got the X4 myself .. was this difficult to do ?? as I am hoping to do things like this as well ..

Love the tartans and the bagpipes!

I can ot understand what you are saying ...total distortion.

Clear that manual is not clear at all !

Ahhh lovely video! Lovely trip!

The Best is The FZ 1000 !!

I have both cameras. The FZ1000 is just a better camera overall. The pictures and videos are much better in almost all conditions. The only area where the FZ80 wins is larger zoom.

Yea

Good memories from that exact beach that I shared with an old friend that passed away years ago. Seeing the bagpipes played there is oddly fitting and completely unexpected when I clicked on the video. Thank you for sharing this! 🥲

I'm thinking about what is better to take, a phone with a 1" sensor or a Panasonic tz200

of course it goes without saying that since you are hot lapping you don't apply your parking brakes unless you want the brakes to fuse onto your rotors

All thanks to Sir Bruce and Donna Chaytor...much respect to them both for a job well done...

Keep a sharp look out for Grizzly Bears.

I've tried for years to turn pipers onto the Maclaren Synthetic reed. I've even gone so far to give pipers his reeds, I've collected quite a few over the years. Most of them I've gotten from pipers that just don't know how to set them up. Most of them are from #15(medium easy) to #20(bordering on hard) and if a piper hears mine they get interested, but are reluctant to pay $50 for 1 reed, but when I tell them that the one I'm playing is 15 years old. When I stressed that in 15 years I've saved thousands from not having to buy cane reeds. Then I tell them that I also put a great stock in my Carbony Celtic Winds carbon fiber Bb chanter, they look kinda shocked, especially when they hear it. I contacted Rob Gandara, owner of Carbony and asked if he could make me a carbon Fibre chanter in Bb, told me he'd try. The reed plus chanter plays a constant Bb on my Korge tuner, forever, it gives me a better tone than my expensive ABW Henderson chanter. The chanter at the time cost me $500 because it took Rob new development to make it, now they run $360, about the price of a quality blackwood chanter. The carbon Fibre chanter is unaffected by temperature, humidity and Rob gives a lifetime warranty on it and it doesn't leave his shop unless it plays perfectly. Like I said, I stake my reputation on both. I really liked your video. Now you need to make one comparing plastic and carbon Fibre drone reeds, that would be interesting. I use the carbon Fibre Ross Omega drone reeds. They are extremely complex and hard to set up, unless you've been playing pipes for 30 years plus, I'm 55 years into Piping. If you decide to do drone reeds, I could set up some Omegas and send them to you, but I'd need them back, eventually, but the only problem with the Omegas is they quit making them because only expert pipers were patient enough to fool with them. We'll talk again soon, again, really liked the video, but don't worry about the squeaks and squawking of the reeds, it would have taken to much time to really set them up. I'm of Scottish/German ancestry, first one born in the U.S., so I like to tinker and expect perfection in mostly everything I set my mind to. Good luck in Piping.

I'm a professional piper in Las Vegas and I've played the same Maclaren Synthetic chanter reed in a Carbony Celtic Winds carbon fiber Bb chanter for 15 years, never given me any trouble. Plays exactly like a cane reed. It plays a consistent Bb all day. I also play Ross Omega carbon Fibre(original) drone reeds. I tuned and balanced my reeds perfectly and the Carbony chanter has never required any tape in it. I play 120 year old Hendersons in Ebony. I've played for 3 presidents, 15,000 people in an arena at Caesars Palace that was satellite transmitted to 163 countries. I trust the Maclaren, Omega and Carbony with my carrier. Incidentally, the Omega drone reeds are very complicated and hard to setup, but once they are, they stay that way permanently. I haven't returned chanter or drone reeds for 15 years. Saved a hellofalot of cash on reeds. I figured about $2,000 to $3,000 grand. Just can't beat that. BTW, I. Tuned my drones about 4 months ago and they're still in tune. Of course the 5 percent humidity help here.

Excellent piping

Like that fiddle tune!

how long are the videos in the subscription? Are they hours long or just 10 a 10 minute loop?

Well, that was a useful comparison. Who would have thought it would still be useful today... The FZ1000 has been followed up by the mkII already 5 years ago but still has the same sensor and lens. Did decide to get that one for an upcoming safari trip. I was a little bit worried about the 400 mm being a bit too short compared to a 600+mm eq., but seeing how much you can still crop my worries are gone. On a previous trip I used an 8MP Olympus DSLR from 2005 with 70-300mm lens and got some good results. Between the brighter lens, extra resolution and newer sensor, I'm pretty sure it will work out very well A Sony RX10 III or IV might give better results at the long end, but it's also a lot more expensive.

Thanks, enjoy playing along with you on the Blair! Very glad I found this! You did a great job with it! See you Tuesday!

Very helpful!

It's crazy to see how much the river has changed since you posted this!

Thanks so much for this. I purchased a set of bellows border pipes and got so frustrated. Been a blown pipe player for years. I’m going to start over by moving the bellows up like you and taking it slow.

You could hang the heat lamp directly to the bottom of the feeder (drill some holes in the aluminum reflector, use some s hooks to hang it on feeder) and won't need the flower pot. You also will only need about a 25 watt incandescent bulb, not a 40 or 60 watt, just warm enough to keep nectar from freezing is all you need. It works perfect and is simple and light weight.

Great video!

Shameful, people will never learn to leave well enough alone. This is what happens when we meddle in things we have no business in.