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[@DanielKuhne1976]

Wise words. Most people never reach that point of realization in their life. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

[@JamesonsTravels]

Love your videos. Practical camera talk without the BS. I am in a similar boat meaning I am enjoying the journey with photography.

[@MarkusPix]

Thanks J, I'm honored

[@devinbrown4593]

What do you shoot? Love your channel btw

[@film_insider]

Hoorah

[@fightsandfinance7570]

Hey bud, I want to buy a camera for live streaming and vlogging and something that's really good all around. I was first thinking if I should get a camcorder or if I should get a mirrorless camera. I want the video to be really good quality and I also wanted to take very good pictures and just be something ultimately the best bang for the buck. I looked at your Panasonic g100 videos but then also looked at some other videos and got a lot of negative news regarding it and saw a lot of people saying the g85 or g95 is a better option and that the g100 doesn't have ibis. I personally don't like the Sony Zv1 because it's just not wide enough in terms of the lens and the lenses are not interchangeable and it's not a mirrorless camera. So I was wondering what your input would be since your experienced in this field. Thanks!

[@Mystninja]

I miss flim. And the smell of a Dark Room. I mean JT what are you doing here.

[@dalerobinson8456]

Stay strong Markus, you have really helped Kasey over at Camera Conspiracies, just keep passing it on to deserving folks.

[@TheDIYFilmmaker]

Hi Markus, you impacted me with this video and today I went back again: "Capture memories and do some art. That's what this is. This is art". "Just make the best with what you have". Powerful and beautiful message Markus! You're awesome!

[@likim5884]

Hi, I can understand your feelings. As a hobbyist photographer for 10 years now, I also reach that point of... asking myself questions about photography and gears acquirements. I think my real pleasure I genuinly have is when people are amazed by the pictures i take without knowing whom the photographer is. You are one of my preferred photographer and youtuber. Not only because of your art, but because you have a big heart. 👍

[@peter56387]

"Now that i can have anything i want i dont need them anymore." viscerally enlightening

[@panzerschreckpete]

This was incredibly uplifting and helpful at a time when i'm rebuilding my life. Thank you.

[@yopuivideo]

I wanted to thank you. At the start of Covid19 this was the only channel which did proper reviews of camcorders. Our school needed to start streaming 8 hours a day on a budget. I ended up with a 1080p Panasonic closely followed by the 4k version of these consumer level cameras. My lights were workshop lights but you know what. We got online and still are! Quite independently I had bought myself a Leica Dlux7 which is a Lumix Lx100II with Leica fairy dust sprinkled on it. Nice to see it is MarkusPix approved. Thanks again!

[@lollyfitzsimmons3733]

You looked different today. It did not seem that you were as happy as usual. Maybe it is a misperception. I hope everything is going well. I will keep you in my prayers. Thanks for trying to cheer us up, I needed it today. Blessings for you!

[@carcina27]

Yes I agree he seemed a little bit down today. Pray all is well

[@insanejughead]

He's doing well here, but he's lamenting the status quo that video and still photographers always push for the latest and greatest in camera gear. Very few youtubers push their followers to simply learn and have fun while doing so. He misses the artistry that goes into the world of photography.

[@frankyvee1]

The last thing a person that is not feeling well wants to do is a KZbin video.

[@rafaeljimenez197]

@@insanejughead not to be a party pooper but ... He only does gear videos and not artistry or techniques videos, how did you come to that conclussion?

[@insanejughead]

@Gap Nah, he's doing great.

[@GlowofLife]

The LX100 is super versatile. It is meant for photographers.who appreciate manual controls. You are so right about not needing expensive equipment. I like the LX100 too because it allows high speed sync

[@Bruno_Saucedo]

Hey man I’m just discovering your channel and I wanted to say I love your philosophy. We need more people like you. I look forward to seeing more videos!🐠

[@MarkusPix]

I appreciate that

[@krystianslusarek1619]

Hi Markus. I know that I am diginn out some old video but I want to thank you for this content. You know... I always want to take some "good shoot" but after some time I ask myself "what the hell is good picture" and I done this thank to You. I have old Canon 500D - sometime it was expensive (to me) camera and some JVC consumer camcorder and was never happy with quality. Thanks to you I changed my thinking of quality. I do not think anymore in category of resolution, lighting, bokeh or other technical stuff. Now the quality for me is a what the materials (and I shot for myslef only) is showing, what memories it keeps for me. And this makes me very happy.

[@TheDIYFilmmaker]

Hi Markus, I found you at the end a bit sad, are you feeling good? I really love your videos and your art. Stay safe!

[@michaelhenecke]

I got the same impression, maybe its the corona crap. I bet he is the type of person that likes to get out and socialize in person and theses days its hard to do that, and I could see how it could be hard on someone like that. piece and love stay strong Markus.

[@nostalgia9256]

He was not sad, he was just so calm and in the moment, you get in a simulor state after meditation

[@TheDIYFilmmaker]

@@nostalgia9256 Good one :)

[@davidchapman6772]

It seems to me that he got the revelation that joy from possessions/experiences is fleeting and that friendship and giving is what we’re made for.

[@I_Am_Bone]

Good morning! Your videos showing the smaller, simpler ways of doing things are partly what put me back to a smaller camera, and back to Olympus where I first picked up the hobby. I used to chase after the bigger, better, full-frames, but once I really took a look at where that would blow my frugal nature out the window, I slowed right down. I can now carry everything I might need in a smaller bag that fits in the console of my truck. Keep up showing us the realities we should all be thankful for.

[@wediditjoe]

Love how the light hits your hair at 6:54. I just bought a RX100 Mark I for 40€ and after fixing it I love it. I also bought a NX Mini after watching some of your videos in the past. Gotta love a small, sharp and discrete camera. I was tired of carrying my Canon DSLR around, and with this small form factor I'm able to just throw it in my chest bag and carry it around everywhere. I wish more manufacturers would start doing these types of cameras with APS-C sensors on them, but for now, the 1 inch sensor ones are good enough for me! Great video as always Markus, keep it up!

[@arthurrmcphee4885]

I get you completely! I love the little cameras nobody seems to talk about. Great results. Have a great day. Thanks for sharing Markus :)

[@neobluepill6051]

Nice to hear someone that can go against that crazy gear war on youtube, where if you don't get the latest gear you are a moron. Quite refreshing.

[@johnyoung1606]

I am a Photo addict (was a Pro for many years).... I watch a lot of YT photo videos.... But Yours is one of the "BEST" because You Really take photos (and Many are Great)!!!!!! As I get older I want and have smaller cameras for the same reasons You do... But I like to print a minimum of 20"x30" (bigger is better when it comes to photos) So even though I own smaller great cameras They get left at home when I travel or do a serious Photo shoot Full Frame camera give the best results for printing big (im sure a medium format would be even better (but im on a budget)) I am more of a Nikon person so I am waiting for them to catch up with the Sony AF capabilities,,, Have fun with the new Sony 7C.... You go thru a lot of work to make all of Your wonderful videos THANKS to YOU and CARA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@sergiorphoto6749]

When i was a fool I use to want the biggest latest and greatest but could never afford it. Now I'm also into compact and don't care for latest stuff. Great video with great message! Stay humble.

[@tsdelaney]

Very human. Very real. Thank you! You aren’t trying to hawk things, you’re asking is to focus on what we’ve got and improve that way. Great video!

[@barneymovie1]

Small is beautiful. I have 60 years in the movie business and some clients need to see a big setup with a big camera. After the first setup I will take off all the stuff that makes the camera big use a reflector instead of lights. The talent is relaxed and we move fast.

[@MarkusPix]

I did the same thing when I made my movie. We had the DP from Moonraker who was so so slow, I fired him and created my own camera unit that I personally took charge of and we started knocking off shots like clockwork

[@williambarco7144]

It's like having that one great friend you can count on.

[@JohnsClicks]

Wait. Where are your affiliate links? Ads? I wanted a Squarespace ad! ...just kidding. This is why I love your channel! It's so rare on KZbin to see someone not doing some overdone infomercial for the latest and greatest. This is my favorite channel!

[@noxtrom]

Keep the joy going! Love that! Thanks for sharing with your viewers like me

[@harrismonnc]

I appreciate your videos and your generosity as well. Every video you are giving tangible and non tangible things away. Thanks

[@oscararborist]

Good words of gratitude and appreciation during this pandemic. Thanks, buddy! We're all lucky to have your videos.

[@inocenciotensygarcia1012]

I loved your video and your sincere words. Sharing your experiences with us. My brother and I always say, there’s nothing nicer than having experience in life. You can go back and say, oh, ok, this happened to me before and I know how to handle it now.Also helpful when you share them with others and try to help others.I work in a hospital for thirty-eight years, have a nice house in Hollywood with my spouse, five pugs a son and two granddaughters. And I’m happy with that. As long as the mortgage and utilities and food are paid I’m happy.I don’t like the people that are too ambitious. I’m 59 years old and one tends to think more about what’s going on in your life and how to enjoy with good health. Specially now with the Covid-19. Thank you again and God Bless you, your wife and all your love ones.👍🏼😊❤️🙏The photos were awesome by the way.

[@Indrid-Cold]

And it’s videos like these that remind us why this channel is so underrated. Capitalism is a hell of a drug, but you should never stop attempting to drill this mindset into the minds of your audience. It’s what sets you apart. Even if it only affects one person per video, it’s worth your time and effort, and we all appreciate you, brother❣️

[@HenrikWilhelmsson]

Thanks! Nice with someone not constantly reviewing the latest Canon or stuff like that.

[@VBen-ye6ti]

So happy to have discovered your channel. Enjoy watching your videos and love your personality. The way you share your introspective views felt very warm and close to heart.

[@MarkusPix]

thank you

[@WilsonSilverthorne]

Love your enthusiam for the hobby and being so different from other youtube photo channels. Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work.

[@johnherzel718]

Love the prismatic hair lighting! And the LX100 too. Nobody else is emphasizing how liberating small cameras are. And how good the results are if you use them correctly 🙂

[@abbas1872]

I remember the days when most people had a 35mm compact camera. They were used to quickly capture precious memories. no one cared about megapixels, dynamic range or professional this or professional that. It's great to see someone on KZbin praising and using these little masterpieces of tech. About time people remembered that it is the content of the photo that is important not what it was taken with. Love this channel.

[@ahmedhayat5309]

Yes, like Yashica Electro 35

[@kevinsimpson5318]

These are the reviews I like to watch. Honesty. Back in 1976 I owned a Ford Pinto. Thanks for posting MarkusPix. Cheers.

[@jeannine22marie]

Also to add another more important comment, I love you and Cara souls and all your messages always really touch my heart!!❤❤

[@ZoneTelevision]

Diggin the no nonsense approach to camera's. The LX100 is probably one of the best kept secrets. Would like to see a video on the Lumix FZ200/300. That camera broke the mold for bridge camera's. Your candor about "things" towards end was cathartic and appreciated.

[@Capius1272]

Love the LX10. I'm a little over 40 my first car was a Dodge Omni. Lol. I used to talk smack to Chevette owners. Love that your videos push us to appreciate what we have. As a student of Stoicism thanks for the reminder. Great vibing with you Markus.

[@kbarrett1844]

I had an '86 Vette - (Chevette)... LOL! It was a challenge to keep running and once running, every-time you wanted to pass someone, you really had to think it through.

[@Capius1272]

@@kbarrett1844 Ha. Those were the days! The Omni had just a lil more umph. Heh.

[@videomasterclass]

Thank you MARKUS, YOUR VIDEOS ARE ALL SUPER SPECIAL AND SO ARE YOU

[@TheWatchChannelAU]

I love your approach to photography.....not everyone can afford the latest and greatest, but some of the compacts you use are within the reach of most people. Your energy and non- pretentious approach inspire me to try new things and be comfortable about my photography without having all the best gear!

[@AskJoe]

I LOVE dials. I was lured by the fancy touchscreens but every now and then I hold my old Pentax K1000, which was my graduation gift from 1983 and I wish I could find a digital camera that worked like that. Everything was manual and it even worked without a battery. I dialed up everything and the pictures were beautiful.

[@nmonye01]

Your video are so oddly positive and motivating...you love of art is really clear to see. Thank you.

[@kellyw7777]

Just seeing this video and it hit at the heart of what photography is about. Its the self expression and memories along a journey and not the tech marketed for profits. So thanks for putting it so simply.

[@DeonMitton]

The concept of simplicity is so powerful - and really like that you point this out all the time, and that the best technology performance is not really needed to accomplish art! Thank you for sharing!

[@petenicholson3255]

Your passion is great to listen too. It could be applied to anything and would create a positive outcome. Never lose that fire mate. I have certainly not had my photography mojo for a while but I have a tiny 10 year old Pentax on it's way to me next week, and I can't wait to get experimenting with that to get the hobby going strong again. Watching this really just enforced that feeling for me, so thank you very much.

[@StarshipGhost]

Thank you, Markus. It helps.

[@peterguava]

This is a special Video Markus . you are not talking about cameras- You talking about live . Thank you for this one.

[@vincentoliver]

I found myself in a situation where I had as many cameras and lenses that I had always wanted, but I felt a vacuum in my photography. In my early days I would go out with a Pentax Spotmatic camera with a couple of lenses and produced a wealth of photos, it was fun. As I moved into becoming a professional photographer I began to acquire more and more gear, a lot of it I never used. Two years ago I was taken to hospital suffering with severe pneumonia, I didn’t think I would last the year out. Since coming out of hospital I rethought about what I wanted to do and how I could simplify life. I decided to go back to basics and shoot with one camera and one lens (50mm). My passion for photography has returned, I only shoot what I like and have given up professional assignments. Restricting myself to one camera, one lens has made me think more about the picture than working out which gear I should take out. Enjoying your videos a lot Markus, you are hitting the right mark with your commentary. Keep up the good work. Regards Vincent from London, England

[@MarkusPix]

I thought for a moment when you said you went to the hospital it was for gear acquisition syndrome

[@vincentoliver]

@@MarkusPix My gear acquisition syndrome has been limited to DVD and BluRay films. I do need to cull the collection now, after all how many times can I watch Casablanca or Batman films.

[@harryburnett7086]

Love your honesty and down to earth attitude

[@dwdbruin]

Thank you for this video. I’m trying to make it in the video editing world as a new business and you’ve been a needed voice of reason and encouragement to me. I wish you well and hope you continue finding happiness and sharing your journey.

[@fenixtech1342]

So refreshing to hear some sense being sprinkled into the camera community. It's all about practicality and it's completely unfeasible to shell out big $$$, as well as carry every new piece of tech around. The hype machine just rolls around and promotes the latest piece of gear, noone wants to hear about it 6 months later. I bought a Canon7D and 10 years later a Fuji XT3. I could have used 1000 cameras in between but I doubt my images would have been much different. It's not even about spending money buying/selling (or in Markus' case "acquiring" lol). It's just the headache of chasing something that doesn't exist. Everyone is much better off getting some capable setup and crafting their photography & post processing skills, that's literally 95% of it. The top end gear is the last 5% of the equation. Stay safe Markus, hope you doing well out there :)

[@MarkusPix]

"The top end gear is the last 5% of the equation" says it all

[@hammerli2011]

Markus. You are correct, your mindset is correct. The next few years will show you how much you are correct. Please be my mentor. Um abraço do Porto.

[@Dragonwing007]

Thanks for showing these cameras. Thanks for showing what you can do with them. Even more so, thanks for sharing the way you felt and being honest about your current philosophical outlook on life. I watched this at just the right time period talking with friends earlier about things that happened in our lives, along with what we want to do and projects we want to work on... And you nailed exactly what we were skirting around. Thanks. Cheers to you. ~Mike

[@MarkusPix]

My pleasure!

[@RonBilevich]

Dear Markus i really appreciate your channel and your personality. the fact that you are true to your values and not carried away by the herd, you are a real non conformist. Thank you for sharing your real thought

[@jwmav528]

Your love of photography is so refreshing. I'm thinking about an LX10 or LX100 for a travel camera myself.

[@pierrecastillo3021]

Thank you so much for sharing this Markus! God bless you more and more! I love your work! It flows from your heart! Greetings from the Philippines!

[@Tokyo_Views]

Now I just finished your video. Love your vision towards life. Someday I will be where you are and I am following my passion.

[@deiviuds]

great video! and the lx100 is an awesome camera, have one is one of my goals, its not possible at the moment, but it's nice to see people still enjoying it!

[@ogonzilla]

The simple things. Nice small cameras. Enjoy!

[@comedychannels]

Markus , I love it when you go off piste and talk about life and your experiences with your cameras and photography and travel ..... it's wonderful !

[@LaloFlores]

Recent subscriber here. I really like your philosophy about photography. Photography is art, cameras are just tools.

[@Began2011]

ZS100 is a very nice little pocket camera. Nice color package.

[@guyjordan8201]

Gratitude is gold. To be content at all times is peace.

[@rdspeedfab]

Markus, you seem like a very genuine guy. Really enjoy getting to know you and learning from you. Cheers, buddy.

[@MarkusPix]

Thanks for watching

[@stheth]

You are so down to earth and there needs to be more people like you. Thank you.

[@jerazi3936]

Great toughts on little things - and on the art of taking pictures!

[@joshuasabala553]

Thank you for the humbling message. 🙏🏽❤️

[@m77ast]

I think what I would really like to know is how you manage your time. When you said in the middle of a videoshoot you created a miniature set in 2 days with all the electronics. That blew my mind. The time management must be next level. Time management and project management.

[@JeepXtreme4x4]

You are a breath of fresh air in this materialistic world we have built. Good for you. I needed to hear this.

[@danielbutyoucancallmedan8345]

Hello Markus, thank you for your insight and sharing your passion with us. I have been watching your videos for a long time and they are inspiring . I cannot help but feel sad to see you are not your usual energetic and bubbly self and hope you are well. Looking forward to your next video.

[@MarkusPix]

Just taking it easy. Not sad, just at peace.

[@IslandFilmMaker]

Agreed... creating, sharing, enjoying the simple things, and having fun! That's what's important! That's all there truly is!! Thx Markus

[@sergeantcrow]

Thanks to Markus I got a second hand little HD Panasonic camcorder.. Took it up wild Irish mountain wild camping.. I am impressed at everything about it... So light, click lens cover.. Tiny.. I then took up my DSR 570 (damn heavy but fun..) to try and I needed it's audio recording.. The Panasonic fits in the little pocket on the front of Sony Cam jacket.. I am delighted to have really used the big one to video Deer and Ravens..

[@frankfarago2825]

I love using a 2020, 2021, or 2022 vintage digital camera -- with a lens mount adapter and vintage 1960s East German Jena Zeiss and Pratikar fully manual 35mm photography lenses on it. Nikon, Fujinon, and Panasonic are the cameras of choice for me (for 80 percent video use & 20% still pix use).

[@garyadams5201]

Great fun video! I agree with you, for me it's about joy and creating! Please keep the videos coming!

[@billyoung9538]

Very heartfelt video with good advice about being happy and doing the best with what one has. Money does not equate to happiness. Yes, it can get one stuff, and stuff can create the temporary illusion of happiness, but true happiness comes from the things one does that brings them joy. In this case it sound like the thing that brings you joy is taking good pictures with out all the bells and whistles others claim are needed, and to some degree also sharing that experience with the world to help others obtain a similar experience.

[@stevenreed407]

That video was over the top special!!! What you shared was so true on so many levels!!

[@sdhute]

I have a g95 and a gx85. For some reason I prefer the gx85. Totally agree for me keeping it simple is not being stuck in the world

[@jroar123]

Like you said was the best camera is the one you have with you. I shoot with my Canon 70D. Sure it’s old and outdated however, it does a great job taking pictures. It does a good job with video at 1080p as well. You seldom really need 4K or above. That is just a selling tool to get you to buy the latest and greatest. Marcus, put on some hiking boots, long blue jeans, and drive up the hump going to Pahrump. There is a small parking area that is on the right side of the road. Stop there and follow the trail. You will be amazed at how many different types of cactus, lizards, spiders, and the occasional snake are about. It is a wildlife photographers dream to shoot what’s right down at kneecap level. The colors will amaze you. Spend half a day up there and have a great time. It’s invigorating and exciting to dig for that one shot that becomes inspirational. And, that is everywhere you look up there.

[@insanejughead]

My main daily driver is a '94 Escort that I had to replace the heater core by myself yesterday. It's a quirky, fun, simple two-door hatchback. My other two vehicles are a '94 Ranger which I turbocharged a long time ago; and an '86 Thunderbird that is also factory turbocharged. All of them are fun to drive, and simple to maintain.

[@insanejughead]

Oh, and the cameras I have are a Canon M and Nikon D40. I've collected numerous FD primes and a few Nikon primes as well with appropriate adapters so that I can enjoy each lens on the M for my video endeavors.

[@SirTools]

Real heart to heart there Markus, all very good, its about the journey and sharing the memories, not the expensive life we have.

[@ericesen7057]

People get bored of things, they need something new. You possibly already had that (most likely), so now you need something new, which translates into collecting things, keep you busy, motivated, brings a bit of spark to life, in your case, cameras. You achieved a lot in your life, which is amazing. I agree, one doesn't need the latest and greatest, me personally, of the same opinion (a Fujifilm mirrorless camera like x-s10 with a decent lens will do the trick for all types of photography). But people are different and manufacturers know it.

[@GilbertTV]

I so can relate to what you say at the beginning.. love what you do Markus

[@Cthames123]

I love it!…Great you are at the point where you can follow your heart and pursue what truly makes you happy! Everyone can’t/won’t/aren’t in position to do this. I really love the 4K from the zs100. I just bought it (yesterday), and think it is spectacular especially in the small form factor…I’m also no professional but a hobbyist who likes to take photos and capture perspectives of life. I’m looking into the LX10 for the 1 in sensor and the f1.4-2.8 aperture, thinking it’ll return really good photos in indoor low lighting conditions. Are the indoor low light photos the LX10 produces better than what the zs100 offers?

[@HoLeeChit11]

Just stumbled upon your channel. Humbleness is a beautiful thing. You’re a good man. Thank you.

[@MarkusPix]

I appreciate that

[@andrewharris6347]

I really enjoy what you do and how you love what you do ... keep posting your content please

[@jukarnarius]

The ending of the video was actually very touchy... thank you...

[@VenomIIID]

Markus you are the joy of life. I love your mentality.

[@ProfessorRevell]

This is great. You are right, you are going the opposite way of many. I appreciate your enthusiasm for these powerful but simple cameras. I love the idea of the outside buttons for most adjustments. I might pick this Panasonic up now.

[@MichaelBnothere]

I just discovered your channel and love it! I enjoy cameras and even camcorders, which brought me here. Thank you. I appreciate the realness of it all. I'm learning alot from you.

[@MarkusPix]

Thanks and welcome

[@gabrielconcepcion5866]

I like the things you have said, Sir. God bless. I am not a photographer. But, I love taking pictures with my old Lumix GF1.

[@GermanViking]

Super cool conversation! One of favorite channels for sure!

[@MarkusPix]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@minidv7596]

i am amazed with your voice in this video through my 25 years old altec lensing speakers and agree with whats you are saying.

[@hotrodtiki200]

I keep waiting for Liberace to walk in and ask "why is the pool boy talking about cameras on my floor?"

[@racerx5379]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@consciouscoma85]

i get it markus....be grateful for everything in life...

[@WoodsmokeSelf-Reliance]

No BS reality about the art of photography and videography. Thank you, Markus (and Cara.) You both make the world of photo/video creativity real and fun.

[@larryhaley3]

Best Sunday morning wake up with coffee video ever! I needed to be reflective on some of the things you spoke of and they resonated with me..,., time well spent on creating this video my friend from afar.,., You touch my spirit , you touch my creative mojo, you are a blessing!

[@photografee2692]

What a touchy video! I'm a new subscriber from abroad, but I do like the way you explain about your stuffs. I have no expensive cameras, as I've been using my Nikon D5100, and I really love it!

[@mikekuruwa1116]

So true, so practical, so realistic, so down to earth! Thank you!!!

[@victorfigueroa5666]

I don't have a lot of stuff , but I have realized that stuff does not make you happy. Just enjoy the beauty in everything. Be happy with what you have and have Love.

[@kenrickhadley4499]

Words to live by. Thanks Marcus.

[@hiddenbear5306]

Every time I'm watching you I have a feeling that the ''concent'' your making is 100% real and not fake, the natural flow is better to watch than fancy stuff by others. I maybe naive but still enjoying your work. Keep going with that work!