He doesn't sound inclusive.

Great video (, and thanks for not turning it into a 20 minutes talk show, like most other video producers do!)😀

Nice sir😃

Good sir

Your videos are looking good, Pablo! Thanks for this. Two questions for you: -Even with only one drop on each side of the swab have you ever seen residual streaking or "film" left on the sensor from this procedure? If so, would you do a second pass with a new dry swab? -I have always wondered: where exactly does the dust go when the camera's autocleaning takes care of it? It feels like there should be some filter that captures the dust that needs to be cleaned out every so often, because that dust isn't just disappearing but is being moved somewhere. Thanks!

Yes. It's down sides are reasonably compensable. As shown in the samples. And as you say for $USD800. Barrel distortion. In camera auto lens correction for jpegs OR auto lens correction in editing. Just nominate the lens and either will fix it. Edge distortion. See above. Only auto focus. The R series bodies have heaps of focus options which should suit most, if not all requirements. I've had lenses with an AF/MF switch and never used it. Zooming, holding the shutter and rezooming / recomposing is one way around 'wrong' auto focusing. (Back in the 1970s we didn't have auto focusing SLRs! I do NOT miss those days!) Auto focus in low light. Err . . can't have everything? I haven't noticed it, so I suspect it's a problem in VERY low light. Loss of image in lens correction editing. Always allow a bit of margin on any shot. So easy to do with a zoom. You'll need it when mismatching image format and paper formats. Standard Phot papers have never fit film / sensor ratios. Nor has phot paper been consistent it its ratios as you get a larger size. What Canon has done is produce a lens and IT combo with decent IQ at an affordable price and decent IQ. Far cheaper than a 'perfect' L series lens. Ignore the IT / auto lens correction and of course you will be disappointed, etc.

Hey there I love your video and since this is there this has been how I have been sharing my photos I was wondering when they download or print their photos does it mess with the resolution at all? Is the quality the same?

Nice Sir

Can i go for it in 2025 with canon r8?

I argue that landscape photographers do not benefit much from a battery grip for the following reasons... 1. Every ounce counts when you are hiking outdoors. Adding a battery grip not only adds more weight to your kit, but takes up precious space in your bag. 2. It adds a little bit more instability while on a tripod. In this case the added mass kind of helps, but is offset by the camera being raised up higher off the tripod head by the grip which also raises your center of mass and adds more surface area for wind to affect. 3. The batteries are more exposed to the elements. Cold weather affects battery life in a big way. So most landscape photographers tend to keep their spare batteries close to their body heat, like an inside jacket pocket, having two batteries in a grip just mean twice as many batteries are draining quickly as the temperature drops. 4. Many serious landscape photographers use an acra swiss style L bracket to quick mount to their tripod heads. These L brackets are machined, heavy duty, and a rather expensive precision engineered accessory. Needing one specifically compatible for a camera with a battery grip can significantly limit your brand choices and add cost and weight. 5. Lanscape photography in many circumstances is done on a tripod. The added grip then becomes redundant as you are typically triggering the camera remotely. 6. When purchasing a tripod, there is a bit of a balancing act, it is crucial to buy one that is rated much higher than the weight of your gear for maximum stability while also trying to keep the weight of the tripod down as much as possible, and to achieve both can quickly add expense exponentially. Simply adding the weight of your grip to your camera setup may push you into needing a more robust, heavier, and expensive tier of tripod. In conclusion: A battery grip added to a lanscape photographer's kit mostly just adds a bunch of weight, expense, reduced battery life, and instability.

Would you recommend this on a R7.

I’d love to be better at taking multiple pictures with different exposures so I can put the best sky with the best face picture

20 years and I still never have found the need for it... I do both video/cinema and photography...

It worked out well! Thanks for sharing!

thank you for reccomending about exposure i was going through some photos that was dissaproved on photoshop and now i found out why most of them are to bright creating lens flare cool tip man thank you from england xd

i really enjoyed that your a really cool dude thank you :)

I prefer using FV mode on my R8. Works for me cuz i like to move in and out of auto for the exposure settings. And since i dont have a third wheel for ISO, FV lets me make my changes most intuitively.

I really enjoyed watching this video! It was so relaxing and peaceful to see the beautiful scenery and wildlife Sir

Buddy...That 800mm is ridiculously sharp! Looking forward to more content in 2025...I may have to join you more!

Happy New Year Pablo! I have the RF 100 500mm work perfect for me, looking forward for more videos this year.

Looking forward for more, Pablo! Happy New Year!🎉 Love the redhead ducks!🦆

Great to see you on a mission this year. I really wish our UK weather helped motivate me in the same way but rain and snow this week is keeping me in. One of my aims is to get some Osprey shots so am also going to keep an eye out on your videos too. The RF200-800 is my next purchase after test driving it from Canon (well worth it in my opinion). Keep them coming and Happy New Year.

sorry, not really a competent review!

I would try exposing for the highlights and opening the shadows in raw in P/S.

Yep! another great video! I have an R5, I've had it for 1 month and am also using the RS55-200mm lens. as of yesterday, I've lost the ability to change from 1.6 aspect... full and the other aspects are not selectable. I have the RAW and JPEG L selected and when I take photos, the file size is 29MB. when I select the Q button it shows file size should be 17MB. how do I get back to my full-size aspect? I have reset the camera completely and nothing seems to work, HELP!!! Thank you very much for your videos, I get a lot out of them especially since I am new to photography

Hello sir plz give me firmware ofcanon ef 24-105 lens

He Pablo, are you still on Instagram?

Hello, I have the Eos R8 and when I put it in HDR PQ, the PP profiles only let me use Normal, Landscape, Portrait, Neutral. Why won't it let me use a custom one of the 3 user memories it has? This isn't right. I want to record at 10 bits with my own profile on my camera, to give a more film-like profile as desired, and the camera won't let me.

Dual Pixel RAW, aka the future that never materialized, as Canon is starting to phase out this quirky feature from their newest cameras.

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are you Pablo Escobar 😂

great video thank you

What an excellent review of all the action cameras, bur specially of the Dragon Touch 3 Pro. Im really interested in buy one, I been checking reviews all day. Thank god I find this one. Im a wedding & real state photographer & video, and want to use this camera like my 3rth camara, Solid one, you know mounted on a tripod and just recording what happends in the reception or ceremony from an specific angle, just for that. I found your info complete and I will not do more review research. Thanks allot Pablo!

can i do it without registering C mode?

Funny, I took a little leave myself and came across your channel. Lately I have an itch shooting again. Watched a few of your vids and want to do a couple of your shots. I live in the 562. Cool to see this location in your videos Love the vibe. Thanks.

What was your film speed? 400?

Which cam

Wonderful to see you. I love your videos. Your presentation and teaching method connects with me in a way that helps me improve. Thank you for your time and videos. Larry

what if the idler gear isnt the problem waht do i do

Please note, I definitely messed up the comparison images at the end. I am not sure how this happened but know there was no intent to misguide anyone. Ultimately the main focus of this video was for you to try different shooting modes on your camera. Thank you to @jonathaneleini for pointing this out 4 years after the video was produced, I appreciate it!

Mmmm, you did not compare the same images in jpg and edited. The clouds are clearly different and not the same image.

How come High Speed Drive is disabled when Dual Pixel Raw is Enabled? I shoot airshows a lot, so I need High Speed Drive all the time.

CLog3 vs HDR PQ cual es el mejor?

Can I ask a question.. I want to use the timer to take several pictures when I catch a fish.. Canon r6.. Can I get the camera to auto focus before it takes each shot/ picture?

Thanks for your info

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Your R6 photos are noticeably softer than the other two cameras. I suspect the shutter shock effect could be taking place here. Is this something you observed on regular basis? It should be easy to detect by taking the same shot in the mechanical and electronic shutter modes.

I booked a 30th birthday portrait session. I'm thinking I want to use the big silver confetti, maybe less of a mess to clean up. I've been so worried about the clean up. I wonder if that large confetti will stick to the cyc wall floor?

Can you activate it with a button? Or do you always have to go in the menu to activate it?

Hi. I followed your video exactly with my R5. It took a 30 second exposure but only every 30 seconds. Not every 3 seconds. Am I doing something wrong?