My First Time Using a Mirrorless Camera!

[@mirto5663]

Nick Page sent me your way...and I am glad that he did. Lovely presentation, photos and a sense of peace and serenity. I look forward to following your work, Kim.

[@grahamallen3941]

Mirto 56 love the work of Nick Page as well as Kim’s. Great landscapes and so nice to see. Graham🇬🇧

[@tommiestrydom973]

I shoot with the Canon R and I love it. If you read the reviews of the Nikon or the canon people tend to dismiss them and complain about only one card slot or the crop factor of the 4K etc. People miss the point. We live in a time where our cameras are amazing, Nikon/Canon/Sony/Olympus doesn't matter. In the end is is the human taking the photo and the tools we have provide amazing images. Nice video. Enjoy the journey

[@kimgrantphotography]

100% agree Tommie. I always like to say that budget doesn't matter and you should embrace what camera you own or can afford. One of the great things is that there is a camera out there for everyone. Find what works for you and enjoy the photographic experiences that open up to you.

[@Mrbluesplayer43]

Very tempted by the R. It's initial pounding by the pundits seemed to overlook many of it's really useful features; not everyone needs full width 4K video etc.,, certainly not me. Been using the 5D's mk1, II & III for many years but find the kit heavy these days, and my eye now struggle in low light. I did consider switching to Sony, but the R seems the logical next step. How have you found the R?

[@tommiestrydom973]

@@Mrbluesplayer43 I will be honest the image quality is amazing. 30megpixel more than enough. Dynamic rande good. ISO is good but I never go above 3500iso anyway ( only when shooting birds in low light) With the new firmware upgrade focusing is amazing. WAY better than my old 5Ds. ALL the button are customizable. I truly love it. I mainly do landscape and birds w/ it but great portrait camera for my kids / dogs. I looked at sony but I love the flippy screen on the canon. All my canon lenses work perfectly on the R w/ adapter. To me I did not like the ergonomics of the Sony. I'm sure it's an amazing camera but the R felt right in my hands. I wont bother "upgrading " to the R5 if it come out corona virus depending

[@johnbirch6072]

@@tommiestrydom973 Thanks Tommie, really appreciate your verdict. Likewise the Sony seemed a little awkward for a Canon user like me, and I'm a bit too long in the tooth nor have the inclination to get to grips with another system. I've tried an R in-shop (only) and it seemed familiar in the hand although not having the traditional mode dial on top seemed quite strange, and wearing vary-focals I found I had to be more precise looking through the viewfinder. The specs seem more than enough for me, and the mixed reviews seemed to have brought the price down, so the R5 would not be on my radar either and probably way too expensive anyway. What appeals is a smaller, lighter body, excellent image quality, better low light performance, the flippy screen, being able to actually see things in low light (which I now struggle with) and the manual focus assist.

[@michellewesson4409]

Tommie Strydom I appreciate your assessment. I have watched 100s of KZbin reviews on the Canon R trying to decide. Now the new 5 is coming out this summer. Decisions.

[@windjunkiehippy]

Such beautiful images, Kim.. I went from Nikon DSLR to Fuji X-T3. I would have loved the Z6, but way out of my price range. I love using the Fuji mirrorless. It makes photography fun again. I really enjoy the honesty of your channel please keep up the good work x

[@thebirdie]

Fantastic location and beautiful shots. Previously, I had used totally manual film cameras which I loved for the simplicity, the control and the quality. Now I'm dipping my toe into video and have an inexpensive Lumix bridge camera and it's great. Look forward to seeing your next video.

[@robertspeicher5047]

I liked the frosted sand on the beach. One day I was running late for work. There had been a heavy frost over night and morning was foggy. As i was walking to my car , the sun burned through the fog and warm light melted the frost very quickly, leaving white shadows on the bright green grass. You can see what I mean the next time your car, covered with frost and the sun melts it leaving a white shadow on the shaded side. Every year since then I keep looking and hoping to experience that again.

[@giselesmith7795]

Nice images, Kim. When I was looking to upgrade beyond a point and shoot, I ended up with a Fujifilm XT-2 because it "felt" the best and I didn't have a lot of money invested in any one system already. I have really enjoyed my mirrorless camera and I think you will end up loving what that new Nikon can do for you. Looking forward to your next installment.

[@WilliamWallaceRoss]

Enjoyed watching your time with the world of mirrorless. Love the photos you captured of my ancestral homeland. I have been using Sony for a couple years now, having gone from the a7riii to my a6400, downsizing, given my age. I capture some good photos here in America's Heartland, mostly landscape, along the mighty Mississippi River, Farms and Historical Sites. Love the history of this country and this city along old, man river. Mirrorless, has a lot to offer, but, I confess, some of my best work was with the a7riii. I'm getting used to the a6400 and once Spring arrives, I can get out into farm country once again. Thanks for sharing your experience with us.

[@AzWineNut]

Nicely Done! I've migrated, too. From Canon to my Sony A6500, and just a couple of months ago added an A7III. Thank you for the inspiration!

[@richardwood6121]

Thanks for the vlog Kim. I got myself a Z6 last August after a trip to Harris left me realising my 11 year old Olympus E-510 just wasn't cutting the mustard anymore, my Samsung phone was taking better images. Chose the Z6 as there was a really good offer price for it with the 24-70mm F4 lens at the time. Turned out to be a lucky move, my photography skills have grown hugely and continue to do so. Got the 14-30mm F4 just before Christmas, another great lens - if you're visiting the Caithness direction while you've still got the Z6 you're welcome to a wee shottie. Lots of interesting stuff to discover in the menus like the Interval Timer (great for star trails) and Focus Shift Shooting (focus stacking) which sorts out the depth of field issues shooting close foregrounds with the 14-30 (when the images are combined in Photoshop). Lenses are expensive though, I'm looking forward to the new 70-200mm F2.8 due out in June - price is a wee bit more than a month's take home pay for me but the reviews so far are stellar. Absolutely no regrets on the Z6. Would recommend Daviud Busch's book, a bit more user friendly than the manual. Looking forward to more images. Thanks again.

[@walterwiniana]

Thanks for this video Kim! Despite the cold morning you still managed to go out and take photos! I love your commitment to your genre of photography 👍🏼

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thank you Walter. Really glad to hear that you enjoyed the video 🙂

[@ThePhotodiver]

I was a Nikon shooter for many years. I went from film to full frame digital and enjoyed using my Nikon cameras. I switched to Sony mirrorless a few years ago as Nikon didn't have any at the time. One thing to keep in mind is that since there is no mirror, you are more likely to get dust on the sensor, especially if changing out lenses often. I usually check to see if my sensor needs cleaning before I go on a shoot and clean it if necessary. Not hard to do.

[@ashstubbings2603]

It's a bit off topic, but the sound of that Skylark just as you're parking up, is absolutely wonderful! I'm with you. I love spring. I suffer from SAD, so the winter for me is a difficult time. I also struggle to get out and actually take photographs in winter, so I do look forward to Spring a great deal.

[@charlenenagel7962]

Looks like a lovely morning out! Enjoy playing with that camera!

[@royjenkins-packer173]

What a calm feel from your video. Set my day right. Nice to see camera settings 👍😊

[@kimgrantphotography]

Glad you enjoyed it Roy. Apologies for not including settings. Next week's video has setting 😉

[@terrywbreedlove]

You have chosen a fantastic camera and the Z Mount lenses are so sharp edge to edge just perfect for Landscapes. I shoot mostly 4x5 so for a digital I went with the Olympus EM1.2 it makes a small and light kit.

[@snappymike4662]

Enjoy your time with the Z6. It would be interesting if you could do a vid on a comparison with your existing DSLR and the Z6 using the same subject and settings. I am an owner of a Z6 and love the weight and flexibility with the touch screen. Keep them coming.

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thanks Mike and great video idea 🙂

[@clivewelch1025]

Hi Kim I hope you have loads of fun using the Z6, I will be interested to see the pros & cons on this little journey. Until next time take care my friend.

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thanks Clive - I'm sure I will!

[@tompetersphotography]

I’m sure you won’t look back Kim, I to use the d7200 and love it but also want to go full frame and mirrorless so it will be interesting to see how you get on

[@blessingjay8076]

I also had a d7200 just sold it last week and bought the Nikon Z5

[@AlexMcDougallPhotography]

Mirrorless is the future. Really liked the sand images. Nice shots. Thanks

[@davemenard5089]

Recently purchased a new Canon 5Dsr for 1500 dollars. Yes I’m really enjoying the mirrorless movement as well.

[@MrFreakwent]

I know I'd like focus peaking, and better yet an EVF viewfinder for visualizing images as they appear. I have read that the Z6 comes with an F mount adapter, but when I think about moving to full frame I'd sacrifice resolution by using a DX lens on full frame. due to the crop factor. All my lenses aren't DX only , but they were saved for,hard won, and I can't afford to buy similar full frame lenses. Quite the pickle.

[@davemckenzie6493]

I think you'll love the mirrorless platform. I recently switched from Nikon full frame DSLRs to Fujifilm. I didn't go with the Nikon mirrorless because for me the Fuji platform offers far more capabilities.

[@kimgrantphotography]

I am loving it so far Dave!

[@CamillaI]

Mirrorless all the way now for "Camilla & I" your bag looked a lot lighter, beautiful early light. What you see is what you get from mirrorless, results look amazing thanks for sharing

[@HeroShotz]

Ever since i used my first mirrorless 2 yrs ago ive been hooked ill never go back to dslr. That evf is soooooo good.

[@David_Nurse]

Nice video Kim, I agree it's great that spring is on the way. I will be interested if "Quicker and easier" will, in YOUR opinion, make better images. I will follow this with interest.

[@alanhumbard8298]

Classic Kim video...what’s not to like! The photos on the Nikon looked great.

[@Sidecontrol1234]

I switched from Nikon to Fuji 14 months ago now and have never looked back.

[@garryplatt5205]

I really like the square format you chose for the sand ripples and that blue tone - very nice.

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thank you very much Garry

[@garryplatt5205]

Kim Grant The pleasure is entirely mine.

[@garyholman8634]

Nice Vlog Kim. I was wondering if you could get hold of a Full Frame DSLR as well as the mirrorless to compare the two shots taken at the same time? Interesting and relaxing watch as well as some nice images. Spring is my favourite season. Such a special time of the year!

[@TimberGeek]

An articulated screen is a handy thing, if the D5500 where a bit larger and more manual I'd use it all the time for that reason.

[@Digmen1]

yes I love my D5500 fully flippy screen. I wish Nikon would add one to a Z camera

[@rodrigo4379]

Great video! I still use my 6d, clokcing around 360k shutter count. I will only switch to a new one when this one dies, i love it soo much. Maybe im going to nikon just becaus the dynamic range

[@davidcox2499]

Hooray for you, Kim.. Your video production has really stepped up, too.

[@AshBashSneakers]

i got my z6 late last year and i absolutely love it. mirrorless is the way to go

[@paulcomptonpdphotography]

I can see you wanting one of them I still have my big full frame dslr but my go to now is my little fuji much simpler to use

[@FlyersNation98]

Well, mirorless cameras offers so much compared to DSLRs. They're lighweight, easy to carry, small, you have the extraordinary EVF system that allows you to see in real time what your image looks like in the viewfinder...etc. I have a Nikon D500 for wildlife and action it is awesome but for everything else, I'm using a Fuji X-T30 and it is such a joy to use! Super powerful, compact, fantastic image quality, EVF, focus peaking (sooooo useful for landscape photography)...it just give you the envy to go out and shoot! :) Not to say DSLR are good for the bin now, certainly not, you can still get amazing pictures wit them, but they're on the way down and mirorless cameras bring more on the table.

[@peterg3021]

Just made a purchased for my first mirrorless, looking forward to the new addition to my camera family, hehe. Would be good to hear some of your insights as you gain more experiences with your one; though I do feel it would be pretty much similar to the standard mirror banger cameras, though a little quieter and lighter in body.

[@omarelkady]

Nice shoots and very beautiful place 🤩😍

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thank you Omar - it sure is beautiful :)

[@omarelkady]

@@kimgrantphotography 😍thanks kim. and what do you think about the new mirrorless cam now? I want to upgrade my crop sensor dslr to more professional one full fram. But don't know is mirrorless good choice 🤔?

[@anthonyhazlewood5788]

Hi Kim, I'm glad you like that camera... Me, I will stick with the D7100, that is until it goes wrong or something.... Love the pics... Happy snapping....xx

[@pascalhibon7928]

It doesn't matter which tool you use (DSLR, Mirrorless, a particular brand, etc). It is the photographer who is responsible for the image not the tool. There are way too many blaming the gear for the photographers flaws. Why so many people are switching to mirrorless is due youtubers and marketing hype. There is nothing wrong with using a DSLR even today. I own a D800 (my "previous" camera who now serves as backup), a D850 (my main shooting camera) and an X-T30 (a small mirrorless take-anywhere camera). There is nothing that the mirrorless system gives me that I miss on my DSLR's. My trusty D850, and even my D800, will stay with me for a while longer.

[@kimgrantphotography]

I 100% agree Hibon. I was just curious as to why so many people are going mirrorless. I will always use my DSLR from time to time (I only have this camera on loan for 3 months as a trisl) but I was genuinely surprised with what this camera can do. It was just a personal feeling but I always like to advocate that it doesn't matter what camera you own, it's about what you can do with your camera that counts (in fact that's a line out of a talk I deliver to camera clubs). Enjoy whatever cameras you have. Afterall your photography should be enjoyable to you so if you prefer your DSLR great! 🙂

[@septormusic8772]

Nice one Kim, I love the look of the Z6, I went in store and had a wee squinty as I am thinking about changing from my current Sony A6000 , I shoot with primes which was ok when I only had two, I now have five and it is just a pain in the backside, sony didn't have decent aspc zooms when I started out with this camera. One thing that really appeals to me with the z6 is the weather sealing, I am constantly flapping about the smallest of splashes with my wee camera. in store the evf and monitor looked fantastic on the Nikon, also focus stacking and best of all the 24-70 F4-- camera and adapter for under £2000. Anyway wanted to mention I watched your video on the moray coast, I am in Aberdeenshire so you inspired me to take a run up and explore for the first time, I have been really impressed and actually been four times in the past month, love the light house and the beach but I think my fave so far is Burghead , I love the breakwater and got a couple of smashing shots, I am saving for a new computer and when I get it I will be able to layer a few shots I took during the recent storms. if you are interested in seeing my shots I am on FB = Allan MacMillan Photography, I enjoy your channel and your enthusiasm and the fact that you promote our neck of the woods, keep up the good work, all the best ; 0 }

[@SovKnight]

I switched to Sony mirrorless about two years ago, and my poor Cannon has been in the bag ever since. Don't think I'll go back to DLSR.

[@kimgrantphotography]

Glad you're enjoying the world of mirrorless. A lot of people are saying the same thing 🙂

[@davemckenzie6493]

I'm with you. I went with Fuji and realized that my big Nikon's hadn't been out with me in over a year. Time to sell them.

[@josephcole3187]

Love my Z6 i can highly recommend trying night and astro as it is very capable in low light have fun playing around with it

[@kimgrantphotography]

Funny you should say that John - in next Sunday's video I do just that and it was an incredible experience! Glad you're loving your Z6. It certainly is a great camera.

[@mick8586]

great video Kim and great images , doesn't matter what camera you have enjoy it that's what its all about , I'm not slating DSLR cameras ,i went mirrorless and really enjoy my photography still, good luck with it Kim enjoyed this video drinking my coffee looking at the great views , take care and keep em coming

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thanks Mick and I 100% agree. Enjoy what camera you own and can afford for your budget. It's taken me over 10 years to get my hands on a camera with a full frame sensor so quite an exciting prospect but will always love my DSLR too. Thanks again 🙂

[@tmjcbs]

Somebody may have commented on this already, but the touchscreen is not typical for mirrorless: the Canon 80D (just to name my previous camera) has full touchscreen functionality, while most of the Sony mirrorless camera's have only limited touchscreen functionality (only focussing, but not to navigate menus)...

[@iastorgaphotos]

Welcome to mirrorless! And thank you for a very relaxing vlog! 👌🏼🙏🏼😊👍🏼 Cheers!

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thank you Irene 🙂

[@davidlewis5929]

I think as a landscape photographer the switch to mirrorless will not be a ground breaking event for you, those days you photograph the birds will make you forget the days of DSLR. The majority of benefits from mirrorless come from the autofocus and video capabilities. I suspect that in the end the EVF will be the biggest benefit as the what-you-see-is-what-you-get display and ability to review images through it without having to deal with environmental light you get with the live view screens. If you do decide that you are going to get a mirrorless camera after the loaner period is up you should definitely take a look at all the brands as there are many very good options out there.

[@baffo0211]

Nice morning, nice video! And I think you made it as a youtuber when Nikon sends you a camera to test it!! Thumbs up!!

[@IAnneee26]

Loaned you one!!! They should give you one!!!! You deserve it...

[@johnferry5668]

At last you've seen the light Kim, Well done!!!!

[@melissawest43]

Hello Kim I have a question. Which backpack do you use? I don’t seem to get on with them which is a shame.

[@garyclaytonphotography5708]

Excellent video.

[@chriss2761]

Nice video Kim, Beautiful B roll and stunning images 👌👍

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thank you very much Chris 🙂

[@bikerdave1967]

Hi Kim, Great video. I’m looking forward to seeing how you get on with the z6. I’ve been using a Nikon d5300 for a few years. I’ve been thinking of the z6 in terms of an upgrade.

[@kimgrantphotography]

Great Dave. I've been very impressed with it especially in low light conditions. In next week's video I shoot at twilight and into the dark and the quality of the images is great 🙂 Hope you enjoy it when the time comes.

[@Johnfingchesapeake]

Quite a few people in our camera club are going mirrorless. And not for any obvious photography reason. We, in the club are of a certain age, where it is becoming harder to hold cameras lens etc because of the weight. So with a few shoulder reconstructions in the club, mirrorless is much lighter.

[@barongreenbackthe2nd418]

Iv got a Sony a7iii and it’s brilliant,the detail is awsome,

[@witcheater]

My personal experience is that even with live view (or whatever it may be called), and all else that is touted, one still has to understand the very basics of photography while using a mirrorless camera. I still often time find myself just adjusting with no care as to what the camera is telling me... and I always (if the situation allows me) use HDR techniques to get the highs and the low that the eye sees but cameras only can be told to see if allowed to. HDR techniques can be used without being the typical HDR... just blend in (or out) what one likes from another photo from another layer.

[@tectorama]

" Wondering what the coming months would bring "... Little did we know. I am looking at the possibility of buying a Z6s when they become available. Having had a card fail on my first DSLR, I won't buy a camera with a single card slot. My primary attraction of a Mirrorless is having an EVF.

[@subarnakhorshed6075]

I wanna buy a camera this month. And totally confused which i should buy dslr or Mirrorless.

[@GM8D79]

Have a new experience to a new camera must be very enthusiastic; however learning a skill or be good at something is about a new equipment, but learning from your mistakes and improving.

[@christian.irmler]

Great video, Kim! I feel there is made too much wind about cameras. When I look at a nice photograph, I never would think about if the image had passed a mirror before the sensor or not ;) But yes, it definitely doesn't need so much space in my backbag. I'm sure after the first few shoots you will not think anymore if there is a mirror inside or not. Tell me if I'm wrong ;)

[@Stefan1968ful]

I switched to Sony A9 for my Wildlife work. Together with the Sony 600mm 4.0 GM I capture images I would have missed with my Canon 1DX Mark II before (or any DSLR out there). Now I am gradually selling all my Canon gear. No, I don's miss anything from my DSLR times. The time for DSLRs is simply over.

[@Itchybiscuit]

Fit like quine, nice to see the Waters of Philorth. I used to swim there back in the day. I'm a Brocher in Glasgow and I shoot an E-M5ii with lots of vintage glass. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your stuff as I've just 'discovered' your channel. Subbed ana. :o)

[@EA-58]

wow..great video, and greets from The Netherlands.

[@FabrizioZago]

I am still not convicned about switching to a mirrorless. I have good lenses for my Nikon full frame and even though I know I can use an adapter and keep the lenses, I'm not a fan of adapters. I think that for the moment I won't switch and I'll wait to see what's coming up.

[@jennifersayers8041]

Thanks Kim for this vlog, I've been contemplating going mirrorless for a good while now, it's so tempting lol I have heard that it does give a much more cleaner look to the images as it doesn't have that mirror reflected appearance. Did you notice the quality like that change for you? Beautiful images, I love the reeds and calm waters shot, would look beautiful framed.

[@kimgrantphotography]

I noticed a massive quality change BUT it's hard for me to know whether this is 100% from the mirrorless/DSLR comparison. My DSLR has a crop sensor - the Z6 has a full frame sensor. My DSLR is also 7 years old and technology has advanced a lot since then. Whatever decision you make in the future, I wish you well with it. Thanks also for the kind words.

[@dougsanderson5265]

What do you mean by "mirror reflected appearance"? You do realize that when you capture an image with a DSLR the mirror is not in the path to the sensor? It has zero effect on image quality. Image quality is all about the lens, sensor and skill of the photographer.

[@jennifersayers8041]

@@dougsanderson5265 I'm not sure to be honest. I use a Canon 5 d mark iv, 16-35mm lens f4. I've seen a friend's picture taken on a Sony a7iv and it just looks a much cleaner image, whereas the Canon would have a teeny bit more noise in the image, both camera settings the same, same lens etc. I thought it was because the Sony was mirrorless. Whereas the canon image was reflected off the internal mirror to sensor hence the mirror look. I'm still learning, trying lol

[@dougsanderson5265]

@@jennifersayers8041 Ah, well the main purpose of the mirror is to allow you see "through the lens" (TTL). It actually is in the way of the light getting to the sensor. You can see that when you take your lens off. Once the shutter is activated the mirror swings out of the way allowing light to get the sensor. The reason mirrorless cameras are more compact is because you can save the space required by the mirror movement bringing the lens closer to the sensor. I won't speculate as to the difference in image quality you are seeing but it surely isn't the mirror.

[@jennifersayers8041]

@@dougsanderson5265 thanks very much Doug, very good way of explaining it to me. I understand a bit better now. Much appreciated ☺️

[@PeteCalandra]

I’m using a Z6. Really enjoy it!

[@kimgrantphotography]

That's great to hear Pete.

[@Jalexander61]

Beautiful location and images! Think you'll like the Z6,,,

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thanks John - I think I will too!

[@Jeff-jg7jh]

The frosty sand ripples were so unique.

[@peterebel7899]

Are all those larks at the vid's starting recorded together with the vid? We here don't have them flying and singing now, too early in the springtime.

[@kimgrantphotography]

Yes Peter. They've been out singing here for about 3 weeks now. Love the sound of skylarks 😍

[@peterebel7899]

@@kimgrantphotography The songs of the Skylarks are some of the best sounds on earth :-) Enjoy! Thanks for the vid and have a nice time with Z6. I heavily enjoy EOS R now for one year taking advantage of all the ease with low and close perspective. It is like a new photographer's universe. DSLR is still best for fast action like birds.

[@royjenkins-packer173]

I use Olympus gear, nice and small and light mirror less camera with small lens. Less weight in bag, or just pop it into your pocket.

[@efferoconsultingabprojects3500]

I did switch to mirrorless because of better video capability. However for landscape stills photography there is really no advantage of using a mirrorless camera, and there are dslr cameras with flip up touch screens.

[@tomhughes5123]

my d850 has a toutchscreen i never use it . it has a live histogram to i dont think iv used that unless i accidently toutched the info button in the dark. suppose after taking pictures in the darkness for more than 20 years . the amount of tech i dont use on my d850s . i could happily get by with old film cameras 😀

[@Dylon1981]

You as a travel/landscape photographer, shifting to mirrorless is a smart decision. the weight alone is the deciding factor.

[@kimgrantphotography]

I do really like it! Hopefully I can keep it moving forward 🙂

[@Noealz]

long time no video!

[@ralphwatson7036]

Electronic viewfinder, + or - ?

[@lotus30com]

Congratulations on getting Nikon's attention! That's so awesome!

[@DonJoyce]

Interesting and different.

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thanks Don 🙂

[@johnhoppe6607]

Dumped all my Nikon for Sony. Had the 7r3 for about year. So satisfied, got an 7r4,70-200 and 200-600 to with them.

[@jonhermannsson9231]

Nice camera Hope you get to keep it :)

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thank you Jon 🙂

[@libork8106]

Hello Kim, I see you mastered the mirrorless very quickly ... I think you don't see the weight difference because now you have FF format with much heavy lenses then APS cameras have.

[@smashexentertainment676]

aaaaaand.. it's exactly the same as using DSLR unless you need eye AF or EVF.

[@raystark5992]

Wellcome to the club Kim👍👍

[@kimgrantphotography]

Cheers Ray 🙂

[@thomasjcahill2798]

Great Vlog!

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thank you Tom 🙂

[@matssandquist9258]

Why Z6 and not Z7 if you not see to the price?

[@hanserikkratholmrasmussen6623]

I´ve noticed that even the press use mirrorless. Generally I think Sony will win the competition, if Nikon does not wake up. Sonys autofocus is so much better, and they have opened up for other brands to make glass for their cameras, while Nikon and Canon want to keep others out. Being a Nikon guy, it's really hard for me to admit, that if I ever raise the money (I'm a senior citizen) to a mirrorless camera system, it will be Sony.

[@PamelaRuddyUKart]

What I think would be most helpful for me compared to the DSLR is being able to switch between photography and filming easily and smoothly. But a new camera body is way out of my budget for the moment, so I'll be waiting a while.

[@kimgrantphotography]

Embrace what you have Pamela. It doesn't matter what camera you own or you budget, photography/videography should be accessable to all. I hope that one day you'll get the camera your dream of but for now embrace what you have. 🙂

[@jmackultra]

Mirrorless is the present.

[@desgardner7169]

I am fed up of hearing about mirrorless cameras so I switched off, it's nothing personal but I am not a equipment orientated person. I am a one camera one lens person, that camera will never be replaced unless it's broken and unrepairable or when the time comes when it wont do what I want it to do!

[@Johnfingchesapeake]

Oh no your going over to the dark side 😂😂😂

[@kimgrantphotography]

AHH!!!! 😂😂 I only have it in a 3 month loan but I do genuinely love it.

[@TW7]

What a great locatoion! I love your accent aswell! I've just started my youtube channel and would really appreciate you having a look at my latest video and giving me some feedback.

[@eltinjones4542]

Glad it's not another Fuji 😂 Best of luck with it 👍

[@kimgrantphotography]

Thanks Eltin. Think I'll always be a Nikon girl 😂

[@nikonoscinque]

Musica

[@phil5743]

Good move, but now you need to move on to the best mirrorless system Fujifilm X 🙂

[@johnhardy1054]

Absolute rubbish

[@raystark5992]

JOHN HARDY 😂😂😂

[@Opinions-from-YUL]

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