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Thanks Ronny. One of my favorite places.

Hi David. Hope you make it. It’s an incredible place.

It is a good lens for sure. Supply is indeed tough but it’s worth the wait. Hope you get your hands on one soon.

Ahhhh good question. I did for some but not for others. If the bird was close enough, the AF did lock on and track the eye. It's not as good as what there was/is on the R5 and presumably the R5II as well. But I wonder if that's something that can be addressed with further updates. I'll be doing some more testing in the coming weeks. From the Canon website: "* Animal detection may not be possible with some animals. Subjects that are not dogs or cats may be detected as animals in some cases." If you're a hybrid shooter, you might want to look at the R3/R5II or the R1 once it comes out. For video only, I'm very happy with the C400 thus far. Triple native ISO and built in filters are great features.

@@love4wildlife thank you for answer. I have one more question. Is it possible to take a still raw picture with c400? As hybrid shooter I like to do both film and still picture. What about timelapse functionality?

@@greenlifefilmnowak4585 If you are a hybrid shooter, I'd look at one of the other cameras. C400 does not take RAW images to my knowledge as it is not a hybrid camera like the R5/R5II/R3 or even the R6.

I was quite surprised actually. I want to do some more testing at 12, 800 to see how well the files hold up if you push them harder in post.

Yeah, been trying to get the most out of the camera. 🎥

Sand in places it doesn't belong, days and days of being wet and often cold. And would I do it again? In a second. ;-)

Nope.

Thank you.

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for stopping by. ;-)

Thanks for posting this. Hadn't thought about their hearing - which was a mistake. So I'm glad to learn this. Such incredible raptors.

Glad you enjoyed it. And yep, put on the thick socks today (was in the mountains). ;-)

Glad you enjoyed it. I’m a slow learner. As you know. 😇

My pleasure. Just came across most of this footage this on my phone so thought I’d share that experience. :-)

Thanks George. Even sand in all the wrong places won’t keep me from going back. Hope all is well with you. H

Ah yes. You can certainly relate. 😊. For anyone else reading this, be sure to check out James’ channel.

Most definitely. It is truly something else.

Yeah been coming down hard here too (North Shore).

Thanks for stopping by. I really appreciate the kind words. Sound and music is so crucial to taking a video to the next level. It’s something I continue to work on. 😊

Thank you. Appreciated.

Hey Spike. Thanks for stopping by. It is appreciated. Haven’t filmed from a canoe but have done so from a kayak and other boats. It’s….interesting. I’m using an inflatable kayak which is fairly slow but decently stable. Nine times out of ten, I’ll go to 120 fps unless it’s really flat water. Re the HD post, no particular reason other than smaller file and going on the assumption that most watch on their phone. Having said that, 4K is likely the smarter option for the reason you mentioned and since some folks do watch on a larger monitor. I hope you’re able to get your hands on a C400 - I like mine a lot thus far but need to put some more hours on it. Might even do a mini review.

Thanks for stopping by. Good idea for video topic. I've done a presentation on just that (why I went from photography to video) and will add it to the list of projects. It's an interesting theme that has quite a few different aspects to it.

I’m not giving up on you, buddy. There is still hope. 😊

Thanks coach. Couldn’t have done it without you. 😊🙏

It’s here in British Columbia, Canada.

Give Resolve a try. I think you'll really like it. All the same tools are there; it just might take a little time to find them. There are a quite a few really good tutorials on here. Just editing some drone clip in less than a minute. Noted re sharpening (I added very little but perhaps none is better). Appreciate your thoughts.

i know Henrik, he is handsome for one. Talented but geez...

Although they move a little too fast for me, the opportunity was too good to pass up. Kidding aside, they are indeed pretty interesting. Who'd have thought they can live up to seven years.

Thanks Gaby. Always appreciate you stopping by for a look.

Thanks. Appreciate you stopping by.

Thank you very much!

Haha. Noted with thanks. ;-)

Glad you enjoyed it! Still working on Part Deux. Should be done by xmas. ;-)

The whole journey to video has definitely expanded my horizons - in the best ways possible.

Yep. 😁

That is a good question. I have no idea but I’ll be looking into that.

Cute and smart is a tough combination to beat. 😊

That they are. Incredibly family oriented too.

I think you can just pull the top off the pudding containers. 😂😇

Thanks! I appreciate it.

Thanks Ken. I got there in early Feb. What a place for the bison to end up. Thanks for stopping by.

Glad you enjoyed it! That particular spot of forest is remote, beautiful and hardly ever visited - so a perfect place to carefully fly the drone.

Thank you kindly! Story so crucial as you correctly stated. Sound as well (to be discussed in Part 2). Appreciate you stopping by.

@@love4wildlife gotta catch Part 2! Subscribed.

Thanks! These newer cameras make it so much easier and I try to use many of the tools they give us. ;-)

Thanks Zach. It depends on a few things including your budget, gear and what sticks you’re putting it on. A decent middle of the road head is the Manfrotto 608. The head in the video is the Cartoni Focus 10 and I’ve been pretty happy with it. If you have a heavy setup and sky is the limit, I’d go for an OConnor or a Miller. Hope that helps a little.

@@love4wildlife Thanks for the reply! I'll take a look at those. I use the Flexshooter head for stills and was hoping it would work for video but smooth panning is not really possible.

Thanks Gaby. Was interesting putting this together - kept thinking of additional things as I was recording. Very squirrel like.

Haha. Yes. Been looking for one.

I appreciate that. Thanks a lot.

Glad you enjoyed! It’s a sound you’ll recognize anywhere.