Really Informative, 😊😊

Tha Maddox Scarecrow still lives on!!!!

Your video is awesome. The quality of the video and other things have been perfect. I don't know how skilled you are on KZbin, but if you do SEO well, the videos will rank very well. If you have some time on your hands, you can schedule a meeting with me about growing your KZbin channel.

Please don’t whinge … yawn 🥱

Lol

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Your video is awesome. The quality of the video and other things have been perfect. I don't know how skilled you are on KZbin, but if you do SEO well, the videos will rank very well. If you have some time on your hands, you can schedule a meeting with me about growing your KZbin channel.🎉❤

Good job Bryan.

Actually amazing

Looks like he is about to pop that balloon 🎈 😂

I dont get it 🤷🏼‍♀️

You are making amazing video content. I just watched the video and your video quality is appreciable. I am so impressed by your content, I was analyzing your channel and noticed that You are struggling with video views and video ranking. May I share some tips on how you can achieve your goals?

So true 🤪

Small towns are the best !!!

😂 That was a great intro!

Love this! Hope I get to see it some day!

Thanks for the tour!

I think I’m leaning towards a mix. Scripting my explainers but not my short form content

Such a great point! It’s so easy to get caught up in the pretty flashy parts of businesses that we see online, and forget just how much mundane hard work goes on behind the scenes.

Looks like a sweet camera. Thanks for taking us along 👏👏

Love the message of this video! One quote that has really clicked with me about this topic is that “There is no growth in the comfort zone. And there is no comfort in the growth zone.”

Looks great. Can't wait to see what comes from that.

As a non photographer, I'd say just try different things out, some people like photographing nature and others different stuff. Some people like to make city photographs that "feel" like those from the 90s. Maybe you like both or just making pictures in general? Just experiment and do whatever you like.

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I sub for 2 reasons, due to interest in the subject or to support the creator. I unsub for 2 reasons, total loss of interest in the subject or if I no longer wish to support the creator

My 24-70 f/2.8 is a great lens. It's a Tamron EF mount.

Not much, one for sure that I can think of is that the Creator passed away. If I notice that the channel hasn't posted in a very long time (multiple years).

Boredom with the subject covered. I.e. I used to play a certain video game quite often, but no longer do so. I unsubbed from all of them because it is no longer relevant to my interests.

"When I'm comfortable, I'm not growing" This is true.

Great video. I feel this in my old bones!!!

These are all version one correct?

I photographed my first wedding in over a year (maybe almost 2 years now). Being in my mid-thirties now, I noticed towards the end of the day it felt a little different. I had all the experience in the world, and that helped me be much more confident and efficient... but I was still pretty tired at the end, which I don't think would have necessarily been the case even 2-3 years ago. Somewhat relatedly, I do feel the pressure to get things moving more as I get older, realizing that time is in fact passing quickly haha. That can be a little stressful, but equally motivating.

Great video boss! I had a question! Can it fit a regular gimbal inside it? And a SonyA7iii with Tamron28-75?

Great Video .. I agree with your opinion of the 40mm and 28mm renders the same and our both excellent for their price point 💯

Shooting shows ( concerts ) big venues. Not that excited about them anymore, cant run around full throttle like I did before the pandemic. Still enjoy the music though.

Z8 is my rolls camera. It changes everything because of auto focus and sharpness and the banks. Z50 is the camera i carry allways with me. Took the Z50 once with me for dolfin hunting (photo wise) but that was a mistake. I should have brought the Z8 because of it speed in auto focus. Z50 is small and light with very affordable lenses.

Good and informative video. Yes the AF is game changer, I just bought my Z6 and I must say I'm able to take shots with it which I would miss with my D750.

Nice comparison between the different cameras. I shoot with two Z6ii and love them. The Z6ii is a low light monster! I have recently shot some Milkyway pictures and was very impressed I mostly shoot travel and wild life. I would like a high mega pixel for cropping those wildlife shots!

In the early part of your video you touched on photographic critique. This was something I learnt from watching a year of judging at a photo club. To sum up it's all about finding out what in photos are likely to appear to strangers. In my second year in the photo club I entered 8 competitions and got a placing in 3 of them. When I bought my first DSLR in the film camera days I got it for an airshow so bought a zoom lens to go with it. When I got my photos printed I was disappointed in the sharpness at maximum zoom but being in the days before internet reviews I was unaware that Canon made 2 grades of lens at the time and would not have got the lens I got had I known. Its unfortunate zoom top end lenses cost what they do and technology has not brought their prices down like what has happened camera body technology.

Hey Bryan….great video.

Getting in front of the camera helps so much as a photographer, I think it helps put yourself in the shoes of the subjects you work with. I mean i wouldn't put their shoes on unless they're not looking :P

Ah ... the Origin Story. Nice!

Yeah, I went from Fuji with top of range primes to Sony FF (A7CR 🫠) with less leading edge glass. An expensive lesson. Finding parity between FF and Crop optics is not dollar for dollar.

If you are going to stay with the brand you have, sure better glass is always a better option, and if you do again stay with that brand and a few generations later they have anew feature you NEED like better auto focus or something then that glass will have been a great investment.

I think I need to upgrade my camera, but a cheap old fart. My D300 is almost dead, my fall back go into the weather beater, D7000 just had cardiac arrest. Where should I go next? D500.? My lenses are ok mostly DX but I have a nice 70-300 full frame. So I won't break the bank too much if I need to jump to full frame. I'm an opportunistic shooter, but mostly landscapes, street, and the rare critter. Enjoyed this video, thanks

Look, I think examples of both where upgrading the body is a good idea for instance I'm in GFX and the new GFX 100s ii has a completely new sensor in it and has much better auto focus so this is one example where it was worth the upgrade but in general terms it's better to upgrade lenses but if your auto focus in your old camera is not much chop then it might be better to upgrade the body. It is horses for courses.

The only issue with these lenses>camera debate is that if people are taught how to use a more advanced device, they can be as good if not better than their operation instructor. If you're talking about an artist with 0 experience in cameras but has that artistic mindset, they're 9/10 a tech beginner and have 0 clue in how to maximize the in-camera settings/features. Anything can become a lens, people pay for the convenience or looks of a lens. Ofc if considering money out of the equation, everyone would utilize the latest and greatest of that specific use case camera and capture well with a cheap lens with feature set of macro/zoom/prime etc. We are so advanced now in software editing, it's not how it was 10 years ago. Editing can emulate exact replicas of another lens/look with any ordinary lens of the same FOV.

great video, you might want to showcase the pictures, cameras and lenses that you are referencing in a future video, for better context and storytelling

Tell me this eagle to come protect my garden any day