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@@stavencapp from the sitting position it’s angled to be straight at your line of sight

@@BADIDEAPRODUCTIONS1 Thank you, and thanks for watching!

Awesome! I hope you enjoy it! Thank you!

I enjoy having it, it works very well.

@@PaulGaming-cw8gx I’ve had no issues with the case, still have it on that MacBook, no problems, I take it off to clean the MacBook and case, never noticed any wear and tear on the MacBook. My screen on the other hand has worn against the keyboard and caused some marking, that’s a MacBook issue, not a case issue.

@@MalcolmWalker I appreciate the quick response. May I know how many times in a year you are removing the case and cleaning your Mac?

@ probably only every 6 months. I don’t use it in a dirty environment. Stays on my desk or in my laptop bag when I take it to work

Yes, 4k 30/24, 1080 24/30/60, 720 120

They are only getting cheaper, but still stay the same great camera!

@@nbarshain that’s very true! Learn to use what you have to its fullest and the rest gets easy.

@MalcolmWalker actually now that we're here, would you be able to share some quick tips about how you achieved those looks with this lens? I imagine it's also different for different focal lengths.

@@nbarshain the more depth you have to the background the better. Wide open at 5.6 is still a lot of blur on most lenses in telephoto, but to achieve the good separation, you need the backdrop to be further away, gives it a very mashed looked with out much detail, but it cuts your subject out really well. Depth of field with all lenses increases what’s in focus the further your focus distance is. Very Narrow plain at close up but as your focus goes out further, the depth of that focus plain increases as well. Good luck!

@@MalcolmWalker Oh sweet, so like the way you got the ant shot and the grass shot towards the end of the montage was just to get very close to the subject? Those were the coolest shots in the video imo.

@@nbarshainyes just shoot telephoto near the minimum focus distance. I have another video talking about that method with my 100-400GM

@@pocketnoisefiles I still use mine. Hasn’t ever falls. Apart or off it yet. I pulled it out like twice just to clean it.

@@charithr.baddage4957 I used the case for a little over two years without any issues or camera lens damage. I have since switched cases and never damaged the lenses with them exposed. They have sapphire lenses which are very hard to scratch. Eventually the lens cover broke off which is why I switched cases after two years.

@@MalcolmWalkerso the slider won’t touch the lenses although its very close? Thanks a lot for the feedback

I never noticed it touching the lenses. I also never had a mark on the lenses even after getting rid of the case and keeping the lenses exposed. I just traded that phone in for the new 16 pro and the phone looked new like it was out of the box.

You’re welcome, glad it helped.

@@matthewpateofficial trying to learn how to do a live from my phone. I think nobody was notified of it because I missed some settings.

It is 18Mp

As long as the NEX-7 supports IR remote it should work. Look in the menus for the option to turn it on or off. I don’t have an older camera like that to try on but Sony has been known to to change the light frequencies between generations.

@@MalcolmWalkerOk thanks I do have one more question does the delete button work to delete a video ?

Glad it helped

@@barisaydin3769 yeah it has never overheated on me. Just make sure you have the fan on

@@MalcolmWalker Thank you very much for the response! 👍🏼

whats your favorite?

@@DeeNow Of the zooms, the 20-70 because of the 20mm focal length. The 20mm prime is a great lens, but for bike travel, I need greater versatility than a single prime. The 20-70 is smaller and lighter than the 24-105, which is a consideration on a bike.

@@Rutger5498 thank you for the feedback, I think in that video the mix was off and I didn’t catch it, it’s weird how in the edit it sounds good but then I upload it and it sounds completely different.

@@MalcolmWalker Great video nonetheless, thanks again 🙏

The battery access is defiantly an issue. I recently started using a larger external power supply and it works very well. Good info on the cage options too.

I would imagine so, however I do not know if the recorder will record in full frequency. It seems to handle vocal sound very nicely as it should, but probably better buying a Zoom Recorder for that.

I still use my mk2 too, its been awhile since I have been on TH-cam regularly, but I still shoot with it.

I think in the right hands it will work amazingly well. but the A7III has a much better focusing ability and much better battery, with a price point these days that is about comparable with the A7Rii. That being said, the A7Rii is a better camera then the A7III IMO.

I don't think you will be disappointed by the camera. I have recently found anew liking to the higher ISO that I usually stayed away from using Luminar. The noise reduction in the right situation is good. If you want a high megapixel camera for a great price. This would be it. However lately I have been recommending the A7III to more people because it too has come way down in price and has a-lot more modern features that make it a great camera too.

It means to shoot log footage you have to be at 800 iso for base iso. It can go lower or higher from that but what you would want is an ND filter to help darken the image without changing your depth of field look.

@@MalcolmWalker Roger that kinda figured that would be the case just cracked this baby open definitely different than the A6500 I used many years ago

Probably what ever is default, I have never had to mess with the motor settings. You may know this but make sure the balance is centered so no matter which way you move the camera it holds that position. When I was a noob to gimbals I balanced them incorrectly by making it balance level. I had difficult times getting it to work correctly.

Glad it was helpful! Thank you!

I am glad you enjoyed the video! Yes it is old, and also my most popular video by far, but I still use this camera as my main photography camera. I just cant justify the replacement yet. That and I really made a big push to video equipment. You cant go wrong with either one. You will enjoy it!

Yes, SD cards a cheaper for this camera. You can buy more or bigger size cards for the cost of the new ones the newer cameras need to get the speed they shoot.

Im late to reply but hope you are happy with your decision if you made one. I don't think you will go wrong with any one of the cameras you listed. Even the Nikon has a bright future, Sony just got the big jump start on them. I found as I get older that you are better off buying what you really want and not settle. Even if it means being a bit patient. That said, you have to start somewhere and it will only grow with you. I have so much gear and cameras now I loose track of what I have. It has taken some of the fun out of it for me. I have new gear I haven't even touched yet....but I have been taken it really easy this summer to and took a break from making videos for youtube, but Ill be back soon. I have a lot to cover... Thanks for watching and that you found both videos. Glad they helped!

Glad you found it helpful, thats what it is there for. Sony can be a handful with all the lines and legacy equipment. I need to do another one of these to update further now too.