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Happy new year! Thanks for dropping by and leaving a comment.

You're welcome! I always enjoy visiting there.

Thailand is a great country for photography and videography. Although a relatively old camera, the Nikon D700 is as relevant as ever for photography.

Thank you! Cheers!

It’s a great camera and awesome value. I have only old AF-D lenses which can be picked up cheaply in excellent condition (in Japan). I can also use them on my Nikon F4 and LUMIX GH6 (using a speed booster).

Thanks for watching!

Awesome! Thank you!

Thanks for watching, Jay! My goal was photography in Hoi An but because of the bad weather I ended up in Chiang Mai. I'll try and get my camera out while I"m here.

Thanks Jay. I do miss the GRIIIx. Nothing beats its portability and stealthiness for street photography.

Good for you!

Hope you enjoy it!

More than likely near here where there are plenty of izakayas and bars.

Yes, great place to hang out for a few nights.

It’s not at but near the airport.

@@camerabaka It's been a while since I flew in there but I didn't remember it being a large or modern airport .

No problem. I'll be sure to check it out.

The recipe was "Pro Print".

Thanks for watching and commenting. I shoot jpeg and use recipes to show the photos this camera is capable of. If it weren't for these videos, I'd be shooting in RAW and taking my time to take much much better photos. It's a great camera though. I think I'd prefer the GR III for travel.

Yes, it could.

ご自由にどうぞ。

Enjoy your GR III!

Sorry but you're wrong. Thanks for helping the algorithm.

I'd recommend the GR IIIx for street photography and the GR III for travel. That said, it comes down to personal preference.

I guess it's an acquired taste. Thanks for commenting.

No, not at all. It used to be better than it is now. The movie theatre and restaurants disappeared years ago.

Thanks! I edited RAW images in LRC for this video (shot in RAW by mistake) but I usually just use Jpegs with Ricoh recipes straight out off camera.

Likely due to the scorching heat in the middle of the day.

People behind windows are usually easy targets.

Yes, it’s got a good selection of shops and restaurants.

Looks like old nippon

@@rsmallfoot You should come and explore.

Good place to escape the summer heat now.

Yes, color can be distracting sometimes. B&W has a very soothing effect on my eyes.

Thanks for your comment. If I just take static shots, then it's fine, However, as soon as I start panning or walking, the IBIS brings about the wobbles. The best way to use wide-angle lenses is on a gimbal or tripod with the IBIS turned off. It was an experiment to see how it would go handheld.

Osaka certainly doesn't grab the attention and limelight that Tokyo does. It's underrated, especially considering that major tourist destinations (eg. Kyoto, Nara, Kobe) are a short train ride away.

Yes, he made an unscheduled cameo. LOL!

Probably more difficult to take photos in the late evening.

@@camerabaka Not for a camerabaka Pro 😉

Only with love and affection.

Yes, it's definitely the smallest Shinkansen station that I know in Japan.

If you had taken the time to read the premise of the channel, the thumbnail, and the description, you'd have understood that the reason there are these annoying stills is that the channel is all about showing photography. I would love to do just videos as well, but for now, I'm concentrating more on photography. Thanks for watching!

@@camerabaka ....I didn't actually watch the whole thing I just zipped through it.

@@calikalbocalikalbo6082 Good for you, mate.

@@camerabaka I really liked the format actually; it's really nice to walk around and also see what youre seeing in those shots; great vid nice vibe, subbed

@@Labyrinthianmaze Thanks for your support. Much appreciated!

Well said! It's a relatively sleepy little unknown part of the Kobe area. It certainly has an understated charm.

Who knows?! The food displayed in the windows are plastic models of the actual dishes though.

It's worth going if you're in the area.

Lots of options if you're hungry. 😉

@@ericflexyourhead6426 Yes, there's a good selection of different food.

You should come and see for yourself!

I agree. I find the GRIIIx is better for street photography because it allows you to get closer to the subject. With the GRIII, you need to get out of your comfort zone in order to make a more interesting composition. It's learning experience.

Thank you, I will!

No, it's the Dairy Edition. Not that it's any different at creating images to the normal GR III. I like the aesthetics of the camera to look at though.

@camerabaka diary edition.. 🥰🥰 yes I love the aesthetics too

You`re absolutely right! It's a never-ending maze that seems to be in a constant state of change.

Yes, it is. So much of it is new to me.

No, I haven’t but I’ll check it out when I can. Thanks for the suggestion!

@@camerabaka Worth a look for sure .

@rodmackay5449 Will do. Thanks!

Thanks for sharing.