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If only these cameras had like hmmm idk 2gb of built in storage to cache to. But instead practically no cameras offered built in storage, just "buffer storage". Imagine a 2TB camera, that alone would be a huge selling point for companies

You absolutely don't need a UV filter, lenses don't scratch easily. UV filters are just an expensive piece of glass that if anything only add more glare...

what about building?

IMHO the only good thing i can say from this is the strap and extra batteries. It should be a given that people should buy V30 or faster cards as a minimum. Vertical grips are not a Must have. Only reason for someone to get one is to fit more batteries, or to shoot portraits all day. Not everyone needs a memory card reader, they may have a built in one on their laptop/PC. (a faster memory card might be useful if you are using super fast cards) 50mm 1.8 is a good beginner lens though. UV filters is the worst advice i have ever seen being thrown out there like they are free pokemon cards. I could stand behind polarising filter but nope to UV. Not touching that crap

I would not recommend buying memory cards from Amazon. Whenever someone posts that their memory card failed it is commonly from Amazon. I also have had a CF Express Type B card from Amazon fail even though they are supposed to be very reliable cards. I'd recommend a real camera store, it's not worth a card failing!

So detailed ❤thanks❤

Where do you choose the 300 DPI option?

How to know the battery capacity of my camera same as you

Can't we use the canon app for capturing duration ?

Thatnks, but I hate that leaf placement

Idk why but you remind me of a Disney character sir

"English or Spanish" Nooooo Now im stuck here forever

Nice list, even though some of the entries really come down to personal preference, I'm with you regarding the camera strap as manufacturer supplied once are usually horrible, and Peak Design is indeed a great alternative with a nice lineup of other camera gear. But wouldn't recommend a battery grip for everyone, it makes the camera bulky and cumbersome to handle, if you bought it for the "I need a small one I will take everywhere and replace my smartphone to take even better pictures"-bundle. A bigger but however: V30 is not the search term you should use, when looking for fast cards in regards to photography. This specification is for video, hence the V, and in this case guarantees 30 megabytes of continues writing per second, which the SD Association itself says only covers Full-HD video depending on the manufactures chosen bitrates for that format. A single RAW file from Canon's R5 45 megapixel sensor will use up that speed and space and you are sputtering along at 1 frame per second, compared to the 20 frames per second the camera can handle at top speed. If you really want to make sure your camera can shoot for multiple seconds without the buffer lag, check if your cameras supports UHS-II, which can achieve much higher speeds (at a much higher cost). Those cards use an additional row of connectors as seen 1:19 and can even handle RAW bursts of 30 megapixel plus cameras. If you outgrow that speed you will probably have to switch cameras anyway and they will ditch SD slots in favor of CFexpress Typ A slots (mostly Sony alpha 7-series cameras) or Typ B slots (usually in higher end Canon and Nikon mirrorless cameras) and their respective speeds in the GB/s range.

Nikon Z9 vertical grip? It has one built in..

I find UV filters to be a horrible waste of money. If you just spent hundreds of dollars in some quality glass, why would you put some piece of cheap plastic in front of it? Use the lens cap to protect the lens when not in use and clean the dust and such from the glass with air and microfiber cloths and you'll be okay. If you treat it right, glass doesn't scratch easily. ND filters on the other hand, if you get good ones, open up a world of creative possibilities, so I would recommend investing in a good one and it's one of the accessories I would buy first

None of these are "must-haves", more like "nice-to-haves". Don't let these UA-camrs make you fall for the gear-acquisition trap. The best gear is always the ones you have until you grow out of them.

From Barbados.....thank you.....😊

Hi, so new to your channel here. I want to know if by any chance you have any tips on depth of field with this camera. 😊

How do you get to the beginning screen ???? 0:02

I have learned a lot. I had a camera with so many tricks on it that I never knew. Thank you Matthew

Just remember, some of the best photos out there ignore the rule of thirds. They're a useful guide though

Tutorial might seem simple for most, but definately clear my doubt as begineer!!!

How can I tell which album a photo belongs to?

🎉 My second time here, still awesome 🎉🎉

This is great, thank you. Was having a brain fart and you saved my thought function!

Clearly explained and in a fun way too -- thanks!

Too bad you can’t use a IV filter and a lens hood at the same time 😢

Forgive me, but is there anyway to have the image I'm about to shoot appear on the LCD screen? I have not figured that out yet.

This was SOO helpful. ❤

best simple video I've seen...thanks

It's so obvious in hindsight

Great tips on rule of thirds! Can I please use this in one of my lessons? Just to show my students

Too good broo I appreciate your work 🎉🎉

I'm sorry, but what happened to the little girl???? She was posing so nicely, and in the final picture she looks like a plank of wood lol

Hey thanks for this video! Just wondering what do you think is the best focal point to choose for shooting couples who are same distance away and you want both of them to be in focused.

Well, thank you very much! ❤

Cool

Great tips. Thank you.

thank you for your help man

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How come it only works better with the snallers items to get the background blurred shallow but when u do it with a person it doest come out as good

How long it will take to sync?

The filter size is written on the back of the lens cap.

I live by those rules

The camera I have is making the click then flashing

Thanks brother so helpful

So no need for a shutter release cable or remote?

As a beginner in Photography, this 60 video will be life changing for me! Thank you so much for your help!!🙏🏾

That helped me a lot, thanks.

Thanks