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Can you screw threaded filters onto the base plates as well? Or are they only usable with the magnetic filters?

R6 colour fix.... less orange skin. 1. Change WB shift to B2, M2 then 2. In STD colour profile change Contrast -2, Colour Tone +2. Much more real life image now and the Auto WB is more reliable. I previously was having to switch to K and choose a lower temp slightly all the time!

You got a sub because I watched a couple dozen videos about EF vs RF for R5C, and now I know what the best choice is.

You say you 'believe' it's the same sensor. Have you verified it by now?

You have GAS, man. It is all that i can tell you. 😂 and i can understand you. I'am trying to simplifying my kit, but is impossible. Maybe the 28-70mm f2 can help on that just to not look after for 35, 50 and maybe 85. But, after bought the 28-70mm i've just come out with 50 1.2 and 85 1.2 😅😅😅

As someone who's owned both of these, it's the fuji hands-down, but not because of the lenses, because of the systems. The GFX systems are stunning. The Canon R system is reliable and robust, but it lacks soul.

Greetings! how to avoid lens noise - focusing. What device was recording your recording, the tone is good, but you can't hear the operation of the lens

I have both however for me 85 for portraits all day long.. 👌

That’s what I was trying to figure out right now

I bought this camera three years ago and have never used it on anything but manual which suits me just fine. It came with a fuji kit lens but have since purchased three 7artisans lenses.

What about the back microphone next to the camera? It is also covered so does it affect it in a bad way?

I got the 63mm 2.8 with my Fuji Gfx 50s ii. It is an exceptional performer.

I got a rf 70-200 2.8L and I was looking between 50 or 85 for next lens and yeah. In my 70 Im out of reach but I was tempting for the quality 85 brings out. 😅 Thank you. 🙏 🤙

Great vid! Hey, have you checked out the new voigtlander pancake lenses that are native fuji x mount!?!? F2.8 18mm (28mm) and an f2 27mm (40mm). Manual focus with a focusing tab! Perfect for your xpro3. Makes it tiny!

thanks ❤ love it great help since Im new to photography

RF 15-35mm f2.8 RF 24-70mm f2.8 RF 70-200mm f2.8 RF 5.2mm f2.8 L Dual Fisheye

Anyone upgraded from the STM f4-7.1 RF 24-105 model? thanks

Do I have to register my printer?

Great video. Im just about to pull the trigger on the 28 70 f2 but the part that worries me is its just a normal length and zoom where as everything on my 85mm pops out. I decided to get the 28 to 70 over the 50mm as i find the 85 and 50mmm lengths very similar, not the same but similar that i dont need both lens. As for the 70 to 200 2.8 rf, ill be grabbing that shortly for my sons sports too and maybe a r7. Thanks for such a great video

Dude. You seem like a great guy and the concept behind the vid is very helpful, thank you. But. You lost me within 90 seconds.

Just in case it's of use to anyone, here's some of my own random thoughts on the r5c, after about a year of use for weddings. I'm using it alongside two C70s. -- That fan isn't just useful for recording 4K without cooking your camera -- it's also good for 1080... if you're shooting outdoor ceremonies in 40 degree Celsius heat under a midday sun. (On that particular day, even the photographers' cameras were cooking.) -- Tally light on r5c is handy for any time when you've got the camera sitting on its lonesome. You can just glance across and verify that it's recording. -- The r5c has a timecode port! That's useful. -- Unlimited recording, rather than 30 minutes maximum, was a huge drawcard for me. -- Easier to match with C70 than an r6, because you've got WDR and log. -- Much easier and steadier for handheld shots than a C70, mainly because of weight and size, and this is a huge deal. In my particular setup/shooting style, that makes the r5c the go-to camera for bride/groom prep, for instance. -- If you want to use the RF 28-70 f/2 lens, which is a lens that almost seems designed for weddings, that's much more at home on the r5c than the C70, because of sensor size. Who knows when Canon will bring out a full frame C70 Mk II. -- I love using the r5c with the EF-RF adapter with drop-in ND and EF prime lenses. Easier to adjust exposure, and to make fine tweaks, than using aperture, ISO or shutter, and also doesn't have the image-changing effect that those options do. It was kind of an eye-opener for me when I started using it, how liberating it was. I've never tried using this adapter with the C70, because the Canon speedbooster tends to live permanently on my C70s, and they've got built-in ND anyway. -- One time when I do reach for the C70 is when I want the extra stop of light from the speedbooster, or just want a reliable camera to record non-stop. -- Which leads to one problem with the r5c that I haven't seen mentioned in reviews -- I'm not sure it's completely reliable, whereas my C70s have never let me down. Occasionally, my r5c has simply stopped. The image freezes on the LCD, and the switch to turn the camera on/off doesn't seem to turn it off! Solution in these cases has been to remove and then reinsert the battery, and then the camera gives you the option of recovering the last clip. But still -- heart attack moments. All that said, I personally wouldn't recommend this camera to wedding shooters if it's a choice between this and an a7s or whatever... I think you should only stick with the r5c, or the r5 or r6, if you're already invested in Canon. And the main reason is battery life and having to mess with power banks to get around that issue. For me, there is significant annoyance factor involved there. A second reason is that there are some wedding-valuable things that Sony seems to be better at or to implement better -- low light, image stabilisation, and also recording slow motion with sound.

You're a brave man to think about putting a 70-200 on a gimbal!

If you're going video more, better upgrade whatever video camera you're using. Way underexposed.

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Thanks!

Thanks for this. Do you know if the kit lens 16-50 mm has OIS onboard?

I have both of the version 2 lenses. I like the 28mm WCL. I don't use the TCL as much. Funny thing, in LR metadata it shows the 28 as 19mm. Go figure.

This seem so cool. I love actual film. I do miss dropping off a roll of u developed film to get the pictures developed at the local drug store, walmart, or target and pick up the same day/next day or so. Now the undevloped film or 1 use cameras need to be mailed off to get developed and have to wait weeks to receive the pictures. I enjoyed the review.

thank you! I was worried about this but super glad to see it's not an issue :D

beautiful so tranquil i see why you guys keep going back😊

Fantastic video!!!!! Did I see avacado toast with your breakfast? Yum you guys had the right gear to enjoy! Well done! You are talented for sure!

Thank you for the video

I am not a photographer I just didn't like phone's photos. So I bought a R50. I just want a prime lens and a zoom lens. Considering all this, should I go for RF STM or just ef lenses with adaptor? Will I be able to appreciate the benefits of RF?

Will this lens be useful on a crop sensor? I just bought an R50

Pro 3 obviously. You're absolutely fabulous

I know this is a year old. I have C70s and recently bought the R5c. Benefit - R5c for small gigs. Photos aspect is cool but not needed for me.

NOW! this is a good combo. Just from reading the title.

I'm leaning towards getting the 85mm, I think i'd have regrets with the 50mm. I already have the 50mm F1.8 so I don't need another film at that focal length.

thanks straight to the point , nice explanation.

Doesn’t it overheat?

Just curious: Can you mount the Handle also on the right side of the cage, so you can hold the camera vertical with the flip display in the lowerside?

Still really am torn between R and R6. I do street photography and really want to do night shoots and don’t prefer to use flashes. How is the R in low light situations compared to the R6? Thanks!

Nice work what about standard zoom lens you use it ir not

All of the kits I’m seeing for that price point include the RF 24-105 F4-7.1 instead. Unless you’re paying 2k or more to include the R6 body.

what was the really good deal for the 85mm 1.2? some great tips in there btw!

4:42 froggo: oh... HI ! OvO

How does one acquire lenses?

RF 50mm 1.2

Hey, fyi, the audio levels are off. The voice is super low and the music is high.

I recently bought the 28 - 70 2/0 lens and I have taken some of the best images that I have ever taken with it.