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Sometimes lightroom, other times Raw Therapee

Glad it helped, that's a great price for this lens. I found it good (copies do vary as all lenses but a good one is very nice). When you mean cleaning the body of lenses or glass?

@@MrBazReviews Glass.. that's were those nature buddies end up in humid climate.. it's unfortunate the very first video I saw of cleaning the glass was that of 50 mm prime and I thought it would be same as it for others.. but i messed up.. and there's hardly many videos of Minolta af stuff.. glad that you. Responded. Cheers

Many different ones KM5D, A77, A57, A99 etc etc.

It's quite accurate, certainly it is fairly close to the SkyRC model which is much more expensive

I think all Nikon's do you can use the < dot > in this one!

I would always try to buy from sellers who give accurate descriptions of items. If someone sells a camera I wouldn't go near untested listings unless you were looking for parts etc.

@@MrBazReviews the sell said the cameras were in good condition. It's not possible to spot a broken shutter or a faulty screen from photos.

@@josdenis3684 Return items and get a refund, some sellers are just plain bad. I would never sell a broken camera as working.

This can happen on some Nikon bodies, and Tamron Lenses (that I have seen) Which model do you have?

@@MrBazReviews d3400

@@PokeAmp Yes seems to be a Tamron thing (mostly). Nothing you can do about it. For macro most use manual focus. I had same on the D7000 it would only AF with the viewfinder

I like the output, bar the slightly bright exposure I mention it's very pleasing. But if it's as good as the legendary 6MP CCD not sure! Thanks for watching appreciate it! D200 is on the list of cameras to look at too!

It uses TTL so the camera controls the light output, so it varies, but there is no "manual mode" where you can set the power yourself. You can however use the flash exposure compensation via the camera.

You mean the dash lights? They go out when you turn on the ignition

I'm concentrating on specific content moving forward less videos more detail. But they take time to make, even a video like this is time consuming. That's why most people can't be bothered an just do a talking head job!

Tried taking the battery out and leaving it for a day or so? Worth trying. These are old cameras, both of mine are working but I wouldn't be shocked if one gave up (one body has the black frame problem)

@@MrBazReviews I had that problem.

@@johnyjsl9219 This body it comes and goes it's not consistent, seems fine last few weeks (I use it for close up shots on videos still etc). So it does get use. I got it cheap off a guy in Australia so I had my moneys worth. The other body was fixed under warranty no issues. I got two because I expected one to take a hit, and stop working, but they've both held up. The black frame issue varies a lot, I've seen people using cameras with it for years and nothing seems to happen, other ones they stop working eventually. Unless you pick up another one used? For me I didn't find the A100 or A200 hit the spot in terms of the look of images (not quite the same). But they are also options maybe.

@@MrBazReviews I got the 5D as it was the first with in body stabilizer. Turns out photos had really nice colors. Enjoyed it while it lasted.

I agree I'd like to see a single AA one too that would be nice Some makers ignore it but I think it's a mistake to do so

This is shown in the video very clearly

I've not used the P20ix, but I think they will update many models this year with the new NiteLab LEDs they're working through a few. I'm sure they have more models coming out hopefully will see something soon from them. Nitecore are pretty good for sending items so I'm working on videos as and when they come in (I do my photo videos in between)

@@MrBazReviewshaha hope they send more lights your way. I also see that you often compare other lights with the jetbeam th10r in your reviews. Do you still swear by it as one of the better edcs for you? I recently received a rrt1 (not the rrt01) and the build quality and the ease of use functionality spiked my interest for this brand. The th10r looks like a nice upgrade to the rrt1. How is the charging port rubber door holding up after a year of use...?

@@Qjemuse Thing come and go, gets quiet then busy but I also like to mix it up a bit (get bored doing same thing over and over!) TH10R I use it a lot port cover seems fine so far. I just like it more than the others (Klarus and the Fenix) for some reason, beam is decent like the dual paddles. Nice to have a lower level but apart from that one area I think it's a solid EDC.

I had a D7000, I had several honestly the D800 is a better camera in every way AF, sensor, build. But it's bigger and heavier (as you expect). D7K I found to be inconsistent for AF at times, I find the D800 much better (newer ones even more so but it's been good just get later production ones) You get almost the same resolution in crop mode on the D800, and you can get 6fps (if you have the AA's in the grip) good enough for most, I even find the 4fps isn't a problem. I wouldn't hesitate if you have the lenses

​@MrBazReviews OK cool thanks buddy. It does sound awesome, I've invested in some lenses and always buy second hand so might wait till they come down a bit. Bloody lovely tho

@@miles-thesleeper-monroe8466 It's still a great camera, the files are great to work with. I have a D780 and that's good for low light, but I use the D800 over that for photos (in most cases), just something about that sensor here and I'm not into pixels. It's a superb deal used, a new D7000 cost double what this did! I rarely get excited about a camera, but this one really I do like using it a lot. It's not perfect of course, but it's very good. Used prices are nice enough on F mount these days.

Screws won't move anymore when tightened up fully

Top plate buttons are IMO a copy of Canon almost

Sadly Sony discarded A Mount users silently so I suspect other than the LAEA5 adapter (which only works on newer bodies for screw drive lenses), is all you're likely to get. It's something I suppose. If you like the E Mount bodies is another question in itself.

Thanks for that yes I wanted to just include Minolta (though a few are Tamron designs) The 11-16mm was a smart move for Tokina, Sony never bothered to update the APS-C Ultra Wide zoom and that lens is far superior to the old Tamron designed 11-18mm one. It's tricky v the 100mm Minolta to the Tamron 90mm, I like the Tamron a lot but felt the Minolta has a slight edge for rendering at longer distances. Both are excellent though. The Sigma 105mm is probably optically the best lens for Macro Users (the latest version), though it's a bit heavier/larger.

Thanks appreciate that. I wanted to make something useful, it took a while but hopefully it will help people

Not a problem glad it helped you saves a bit of time hopefully!

No video on this or before the D90

Glad it helped you!

Try reset on the base I think a button or back been a while can't remember

No microphone input on this camera

It's more for users who want very specific features, it can be easier to use in the simple mode, but it is very advanced/can be complicated.

The 500 is also good and priced a lot less, this is one of the most advanced chargers, but do you need all the features?

@@MrBazReviews no I don't need all the function but I need all the protection that's why I'm so confused about these two chargers Suggest me the best charger

@@user-vi1mz8lt4d You have to make your own buying choice, I provide information about the products best I can.

Press the bluetooth button

Many older cameras are still good, bit less resolution but more than usable. This one was interesting as it matured a bit in this popular series added live view, better viewfinder etc. I might look at others the 350D was very popular too.

@@MrBazReviews when 8 mp gives about the same detail as 24 mp, then you have to ask yourself: What is going on here?

@@MrBazReviews watch this video: Photography on a Budget Part 9: Canon APS-C 40D & 90D Compared

@@jan-martinulvag1953 Could be focus accuracy or lenses. 8 to 24mp there is certainly a difference. Higher up you go less you can see it

@@jan-martinulvag1953 He said you won't see any difference at UA-cam resolution, and you won't unless you start doing 100/200% crops. I'm not megapixel based at all but there is clearly an obvious jump in resolution 8-24MP. That lens is merely OK, so a good lens would show it more. But I would say resolution isn't something I find to be worth worrying about, it was only the very early cameras where it was very limited.

No problem

I mention about this v the A100. But really it depends what you want. If you look at something like the A200 which has reduced controls and only a single top plate dial, then this is clearly better. You could argue make it an ISO dial, but then how to change that with the eye to viewfinder holding the lens? The good part is you're much more likely to use the WB settings on this camera, as it has that dial. A100 puts a lot more function on the dial, but loses the Fn menu and ISO button - that's not ideal either.

Which lens are you using? Steadyshot works to a point but it depends on the shutter speed/how steady you are.

They do unscrew use more force it's a metal back plate

I got it thanks ​@@MrBazReviews

It costs less then that the cheapest Casio isn't that nice really kind of flimsy, this is OK just get the normal version if you want to be able to see it!

@@MrBazReviews I really like the 5600

@@chriskelly509 It's good but depends some people want something cheap and the Skmei is that it's not bad but the Casio is of course better.

@@MrBazReviews the cheapest Casio I can find is at my local Walmart for $16, 50m wr. I would compare that to the skmei or sanda watches

@@chriskelly509 The cheap Casio is usually the F91-W it's a slim model different to this.

It's good for getting into photography, if you're more experienced you can pay more, but this model is well featured and still delivers good images today. It's affordable and lots of lenses around too.

Not a problem shorter is better to me! Glad it helped

For carry on luggage yes, you can check with the airline rules but usually fine.

That's the idea build a system for almost nothing! It's a steal

www.comparethemarket.com/car-insurance/content/countries-that-drive-on-the-left/ It seems to be the Romans and chariots that did that! Back in Roman times, chariot riders would stick to the left-hand side of the road so they could keep their right arm free to draw their weapon and defend themselves from enemy attacks. Real history European style! lol

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No video on this one

You have a few choices remember it's not always 100% accurate but enough to see if cells are worn

@@MrBazReviewsI just watched your updated video on chargers - I don't think I need a premium charger with too many features - the one thing was like you mentioned; to see how worn a cell might be, without needing to worry about setting charging voltages etc. Thanks!

Yes just press the button to set it to "B" for Bass

Well the 2 5D's I have don't have IBIS problems, but you have to be a bit more careful (ie don't drop them!) I might do a video on the 7D I can borrow one, lot more controls, larger body, bigger VF but same output as the 5D (metering is a bit different) Evidently all 7D's had the first black frame issue, so check if it was fixed/repaired. I sent my 5D in and got it fixed under warranty (been working fine since). That's likely more a problem then the IBIS.

I don't know what cells you are charging but if it's Li-ion the UI1/2 work just great with a solar panel. In my experience it's not much point using more than a 2 slot charger, unless it's a big solar panel.

This was a long time ago honestly I don't know I don't vape anymore

@@MrBazReviews how comes you stopped

@@TheMiz_0 The idea to me was to stop smoking and I did, but I vaped for a long time. I dropped the Nicotine down and eventually just came off it entirely.

@MrBazReviews congrats 💯 nicotine being one of the most addictive substances

@@TheMiz_0 It can be done vaping was useful for getting off it eventually. It is very addictive

The new EDC25 switches are much firmer

I do like the 5D output, for some reason it's different to the 10mp CCD. These are old "clunky" cameras in some ways, but still fun to use, still capable of capturing useful images. The Epson I know a few who love that camera, never tried one but it looks nice! Thanks for stopping by