Camera of the DECADE (you'll HATE it)
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Tony Northrup reviews the most important cameras of the last ten years and picks the single most hsitorically significant camara. Contestants include the Sony a7R IV, the Nikon D850, the Sony a9, the iPhone X, the Google Pixel 4, and others. We promise, you don't know what the camera of the decade is going to be and you're NOT going to like our choice.
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Someone, please, save Tony. The bokeh is going to swallow him into the void.
Jose Gerardo Palma camera conspiracies message didnt deliver to tonys heart
The green screen is real lol
It's not only the bokeh, in my opinion. Sure, it distracts me, but it's like his framing is all over the place, especially with the need to walk back and forth during the video :/
@@gubunken Kasey is really trying!
@Jesse Wanderss the abokehlypse?
4:38 Is Tony hiding the Samsung behind his back? Why doesn't he just hide it in the bokeh?
Made me laugh out loud for real
Sony should make the smartphone camera in 2022 with 100MP full frame and 8K 300 fps video and 2TB m.2 ssd internal because in a camera you are not as limited to a tight space because ergonomic holding ... i would pay $2000-$2200 for it (also with usb-c that you are able to mount stuff to like a big face screen for bloggers with 2x 3.5mm balanced for in and out audio with bluetooth remote for some gnarly cinema auto focus silent lens and extended battery partnered with Tesla for the cells... a wish but a beautiful one.
The m.2 ssd is because of the write speed, replaceable in case of failure, price ... and it does not need the best apu for the mobile but they will need a dedicated photo processor.
@@Narinjas this specs will cost you 50000 dollars lmao,even sony a9ii which os 5k usd is not even close to these specs
I totally agree. The NX was so ahead of them all. 2020 and still we don't have a decent touchscreen and UI on our cameras.
VenomIIID it was on my wish list at the time, but it’s was just too expensive, as were the lenses. Also, its h265 video format was just a pain to convert to the current standard.
the 5dmk4's touch screen seems to be awesome.
Except Canon
Canon is pretty fine
@@TheCaptainLeonard Yeah, it's fine, but really in most ways that UI is the same one Canon has had for a long time. It works and if you are a Canon user it's nice to have that familiar UI from one camera to the next, but it is in no way modern or easy to use for new users that are coming in from a smartphone.
Bruh I think Tony's just blurring everything out for the meme at this point
I see Tony is still struggling with his bokeh addiction...
Its like he's on a green screen!
Byte Review That's bad?
@@freemanbradford1638 no.
Bokeh is a style choice. It's a fashion style. It's not objectively better or worse. And camera conspiracies channel addressed this addiction. Also, Tony himself pointed out that bokeh was out of fashion not long ago.
@@justinlloyd6455 Pajama pants in public is a style choice. It's a fashion style. It's not objectively better or worse.
I had no idea that the Samsung NX had all of those features. I've been considering designing a camera with those exact features. Right camera, wrong time.
Well with mirrorless now able to make smaller bodies, maybe people won't mind if the dimensions grow a little bigger again if that means it will accommodate those wifi and app features and a huge fully functional touch screen. Don't give up the dream
Looks like you’re in front of a green screen
Is that the normal look out of cell phones?
Ironically it wouldn't look quite as bad in 4K, but the compression artifacts at 1080p on the smooth gradient bokeh are nasty
It looks like he is shooting a commercial for a hotel chain lol
It because he's shooting 60FPS.
@@The-Logician so 60fps, 1080p & likely f1.2 full frame setup, interesting effect
Kasey’s anti-bokeh army is marching all over these comments 😂.
Kasey still a thing? Almost forgot about him..
All he wants is a perfect camera
What happened with casey and bokeh?
anti-bokeh army ?? what is this ?
Who?
(Really, I don’t know him)
Tony: I'm going to put some bokeh in the background.
Commenters: So you've chosen death.
ChuckinAurora. 😂
More like "I'm gonna put some foreground in my bokeh"
@@luc294 - OMG I laughed to hard at this one. Well done sir, well done!
Interesting breakdown. For me, camera of the decade was Sony A7R3 - this was the first mirrorless that in my view kicked traditional DSLR ass. This was the camera that helped me finally decide to sell my Nikon glass and move systems. Nearly three years on, it’s still relevant, although Sonys practise of revising versions every couple of years is making me wonder whether I’ll stay with the brand for the long haul.
Don't mess with, "No Background Toney"
90% of the comment : *Tony and his bokeh*
That bokeh though... Bokeh of the decade
It's a picture, and he is standing in front of a green screen.
No he's not
@@BCdesu Of course he is. The bokeh would get unsharper or sharper, when he gets closer to the camera, but it doesn't.
Also the focus range wouldn't cover his entire face.
REWATCH IT
@@BCdesu Oh you don't have to believe me. I didn't notice it at first either. But as someone, who added "fake" bokeh on photos and videos a number of times already, I can tell the difference.
My vote goes to the d850. It's the camera i still dream of owning one day.
Yes, early 2020 and for us old Nikon F mount users with lenses, we're ready to go with that camera. The only advantage for me personally of D850 over Z7 is much better battery life of D850. Nikon may not release a high end Z full frame in 2020 so now could be the time if a D850 can be found for cheap price to get one.
The D850 can do photo stacking, which I haven’t seen advertised on any other cameras!
Huge camera, still doesn't beat the a7iii with autofocus and noise/iso performance, nor colours. Not sure why everyone wants a huge camera that still can't beat Sony and is more expensive
@@MrDamburger Sony Colors ? Mouahahahaha
Doesn’t make much sense to go for a DSLR at this point. Rather go for mirror less
If you take a shot everytime Tony says “Camera of the Decade” Tony will become Bokeh Man
Loll
idk why i read boken man in a Jamaican accent
Good!
TH-cam: Tony, please stop it.
Tony: MORE?
Brilliant! I want one--a 2020 version!
that is the problem, you'd get stuck with an old android version that would become too slow with the upgrade cycle of planned obsolescence. The landfill from the android tv box/stick industry must be extraordinary, and dont get me started on old 'smart' tvs.
Christo --looks like it's on Amazon for $1500--but you're right--that's a crazy price to pay for a 2013 camera. Great concept though....
Wait for the Zeiss ZX1, hopefully....
Search for yongnuo android camera, its an android camera with interchangeable lens. But its micro 4/3, still bigger sensor than what you'll find on most smartphones.
It's honestly kinda mind blowing that none of the major manufacturers have figured out even seamless wifi sync. You run a service on your phone or your PC. You press one button on your phone, and a light starts blinking while you continue to use the camera as if nothing's happening. In the background, it synchronizes its photos and/or videos continuously. If you turn off the camera, it keeps going until it's finished. If it fails, the next time it connects, it continues. The code to do this isn't overly complicated.
We have "continuous upload" mode that after a bunch of awkward steps starts uploading JPGs only, semi-reliably. We have these horrible little interfaces that let us select individual photos. What we need, at *minimum* is a quiet, automatic sync mode that always works, every time, in the background. If you knew that everything you were shooting would instantly and reliably appear on your phone without any action, that'd get us half way towards having a real OS and cellular radio on the camera itself.
After all those teases I was sure he was just going to hold up a mirror and say “you are the camera of the decade”. Followed by an explanation about how the sensors are so great now that it’s really about the user now.
Eric Stewart lol this would have been so cheesy and all the anti gear head people would be so proud of themselves 😂
but a mirror would reflect a7m4 :D
Pretty sure he opened with that focus walk just to troll us all.
The camera of the decade are the smartphone cameras. Those revolutionized everyday photography for everyone...
@Back And Fort a device that can do almost everything which can give a good photo by a tap
@@kavinsuresh5468 Good Photo? How interesting do go on?
@Back And Fort it's mainly the convinence factor tbh, the ease of shooting and you know they did deliver better video than compact cameras
@@Korschmin you see the majority of consumers are social media addicts and the image compression over there is crazy, you won't see much of a difference either, also with variable focal length lenses built in one device , the ease of access is a huge factor since you don't have to swap over lenses periodically and the battery life is pretty wild compared to compact cameras and entry level dslrs or even many high end mirrorless cameras, portrait mode in the recent years has become much better and usable in a lot of situations and with efficient software algorithms like deep fusion and HDR advanced, the auto mode is pretty good, I am not claiming them to be camera replacements but you got to agree they have become really good recently! Especially the iPhone 11 pro!
@Back And Fort and FYI I use a DSLR almost all the time ( I am only referring to the general consumer ) and when did I claim them to be better than compact cameras??
My favorite part of this clip was the date pet peeve shared at the VERY end!!!
😁
i use a NX1 right now, and i just really wish samsung would show it some love again, its still such an amazing camera
Same the video quality was way ahead of its time 6k downsampled to 4k crystal clear.
@Chris you can use the cameras Wi-Fi to send photos to your phone or tablet and upload from there
Stefan Couri how? I haven’t been able to use the Samsung camera app since the recent iOS update.
@@antisheepk hmmm, I'm not sure about that, I use an iPad and my phone to edit stuff on the go, my phone is an Android, and for the iPad I got a small card reader that plugs into the lightning port so I haven't used the app on the iPad in a while
And it recorded in h265! See how futuristic the nx1 was!?
Tony and Chelsea are the camera people of the decade...thankyou for everything you do!
Maybe they should put phones in “real” cameras :)
I've been saying this for over a decade now. It seems mind boggling that companies like Canon and Nikon don't even remotely try to make a phone for themselves.
Having Chelsea withdrawals, you’ve made nine videos with only Tony so far this year, last time MS C was seen was Dec 18th. Tony your ok, but; my heart goes out to Chelsea!
James Bell Chelsea is back there somewhere in the bokeh beyond.🥴
@@skyecommander2169 Are you sure or has she been taken by aliens? Rumour is she refuses to be on camera again till he shaves.
The first video for a while on this channel that was actually enjoyable to watch. I agree, but if someone could just make a camera with an articulating screen, good AF, great ergonomics, no crop 4K, good IBIS, with a nice lens lineup of affordable and high quality choices it would be a big deal right now.
Tony still hasn't cleaned up his lounge room from new year's eve and just decided to cover it in bokeh. Interesting choice for camera of the decade, I definitely didn't see that coming! I'd like to see that Galaxy NX have a child with the Hasselblad Truezoom motomod for a fully modular system
I remember when the NX first came out and everyone in the comments were like, "I'M GOING TO BUY IT!!!!!" Then no one bought it.....
I know but they been so far ahead of the game when they release that camera. I believe nx1 have 2.3 million dot lcd screen 🤯 Sony in 2020 still don't have a proper touch screen and a7 III have 0.9 million dot screen. Technology from budget smartphone made in 2010 😂
@A Google User You're such an insect 🐓
@A Google User You know. Just because you CAN be a complete asshole don't mean you have to.
@@TomasRamoska unfortunately it has a 1036k dot screen but a 2360k dot viewfinder. Nevertheless it's an awesome camera full of tech, some of which hasn't been matched or bettered yet.
@@mhs21981 Yes my mistake 🙏
You are so right. I never thought about the Samsung Galaxy NX, but I do remember wanting one, but was out of my price range at the time. I think in the next decade is going to be 360 video and photos. Lately I have caught myself loving it and so easy to edit and share, once one gets the hang of it.
I watched your video with "super Eurobeat mix" played in a second tab. It improved it by 100%.
seriously? If we're being objective, then it's the A7III. It singlehandedly forced both of the world's largest camera corporations to switch their focus to an entirely different system while delivering it at a price point that was unheard of for its tech.
bokeh looks weird in wide angle, like you are standing in green box. close shot is fine
Personal preference, bokeh at wide angles is awesome when used well.
Still using my nx300 and my nx1
The NX1 is still competitive five years after it was discontinued.
Okay Tony, before I make my comment, I’m one of your biggest fans. I’m a novice who looks to you for advice on anything camera related. As an aside, I have a Canon t6s and I’ve got the gear bug. I want to invest in my next level system which I would like to take me well into the coming years.
I made a pretty good living in advertising and marketing for twenty something years and went on to build a cellular network which had the largest footprint of any in the world at the time. I have 5 co-patents encompassing wireless data, one of which you may use everyday. I just wanted you to know your biggest fan is not completely off the reservation when making this comment.
The title of your video, in my opinion, should have been, “What should have been the camera of the decade”. Let’s face it, the Samsung camera, for whatever reason was a failure. It influenced nothing. Was it a great idea ahead of its time? That of course is debatable. Statistically speaking there is without question only one camera of the decade and that’s “the smartphone”. It’s really not even debatable. Today more people are becoming interested in the way their photographs look than in any time in history. I get a kick out of watching some young person hold their smart phone up, look at the screen and begin to arrange the shot. You stand over here and put your are around grandmother and on and on. Your next book should be all about cell phone photography. Launch a social media campaign to young people enticing them to want to get better taking pictures. You guys would be Superstars. Get Kylie Jenner to partner with you and BANG. Fun huh?
Sorry but, the back and forth walking in this video made me a little seasick. Keep-em coming Tony, you guys are terrific.
I was blown away from that choice. But I completely agree. Half of my time is spent uploading to cloud and dealing with that. I’m curious if you used that camera though when it came out. The question should be how long did you use it and why did you change. Plus the camera had issues. You couldn’t change the auto focus location while using evf. All of the features you say could come to fruition now if someone wrote a decent app to connect to our fancy cameras.
You just imagined the camera accessory of the decade (2020's)
I love my Nikon D850 and am going to by another body soon, so I have two of them. Amazing camera for pro work. :)
Epic rant at the end I salute you sir :)
On the smartphone / camera hybrid theme. Canon actually came to this party back in 2012 - I bought an EOS6D then and was delighted to find it has wifi and I can just wifi the photos over to my phone on the go. Bit of an initial investment required in setup, but when I visited Vietnam a couple years ago I just took that camera with just one lens - the 24-105 - and got a local SIM card. It worked quite seamlessly.
This. I recommended our brother/sister in-law get an X-T30 to photograph their new twins. They barely use it, they just use their phones. They don't want to have to learn how to use a camera, and phones are just better at doing stuff like auto-HDR, so you can photograph a very dark person next to a very light person without knowing how to do exposure comp. Subjectively, their phones have bigger screens, and the pictures look better when you're using them in the moment. They love it when I take photos with my gear and know-how, but they have no interest whatsoever in replicating it. Great camera of the decade pick.
The camera of the decade is "photoshop" :P
Hahaha, yes
Yeah, probably. If you get past the fact it's not actually a camera....but the point is a damn good one.
But photoshop has been around way longer than a decade. Nothing revolutionary has happened to photoshop in the last decade.
I don't know what the original commenter intended, but I take "photoshop" here in the generic sense of photo manipulation, filters, smart phone shenanigans, etc. Which has mostly been the last 10 years. In other words, not specifically Adobe Photoshop.
In many ways I agree
Finally someone who understands their story!Your latest video answers what you already know.
Quality does not always cost more money or more work.
Then maybe we can see high quality video that is black and white.
After that, the circle is closed.//
Chelsea needs to give Tony a bokeh intervention
I don't believe smartphones will ever beat a true camera. No amount of computational power can beat sensor size and good glass.
I've never been appreciated, so maybe I'm ahead of my time 🤹♂️
I've been saying this for years now. The ability of a camera to send pictures directly to the cloud, or any near field compatible device, such as a smart phone is just a basic idea that should have been incorporated into these devices long ago as a standard feature. I can't understand how this concept got away from us. It is so simple and straightforward! It was ahead of it's time. Why Canikon/sony didn't jump on the cloud access bandwagon is beyond me. Just the concept of having an Android OS with cloud capability incorporated into a DSLR was a no brainer.
The main complaint that Tony and Co have made on professional cameras, that don't have two card slots, is that it is a complete deal breaker. I have always said that a simple interface to a cloud based, or similar near field technology, would/should become a standard feature of any "Professional grade" camera. It isn't like the technology wasn't there, or the ability to harness it to a camera would be cost prohibitive, but it just never happened for some strange reason.
In all honesty, I have never needed any backup like the two card system, until I did. I took pictures of my mother's memorial after her death, and lost the ability to access the SD card. Fortunately I had taken a lot of pictures with a different camera/lens, so I had not lost all of the memories. Just one instance is all it takes for you to become hesitant to believe that you don't need some sort of reliable backup.
The Amiga was also way too early- so advanced, people couldn't "get it".
Sagan Android there's Amiga 5000
I got that. I still have three of them. But I still don't want a smartphone on the back of my A9.
@@mikeabcable Better yet, the VAMPIRE cards for Amiga, as well as the new Vampire 4 standalone Amiga.
@@garynelson4485 Sony made a huge mistake by killing the ability of their cameras to run apps.
But the Amiga didn't spy on you.
Really like that he gave recognition to D850, people seem to have forgotten about this legend
good video: I like your thoughts, and particularly when combined with the "Dead Nikon" clip. On net, the photography business is simply changing. As you recall the "pundits" were predicting the Death of the Desktop Computer a couple of years back-- Tablets and iPhones we going to take over. It hasn't happened but the market simply shifted. A Desktop is the better tool for intensive work and will continue to be used in such applications. Same thing for the SLR. I've played with these mirrorless cameras but today I still prefer the optical view finder. The digital VF seems artificial to me. I'm just an old retired guy and photography is purely a hobby for me. I like to bill myself as a "Seasonal/Nature" photographer. My object is to convey the feeling of nature in photographs. I think the optical viewfiner is more sensitive to that. Oh well; just put the nickel's worth on my tab :)
I love your Desktop/Tablet point! Didn't think of that.
But I think it's better to be applied to Phones Vs Cameras in general, Cameras will just stay the work beasts.
DLSM Vs DSLR is different, DLSM will technically be superior, the EVF will become high Res and lag free, to a point where you don't feel a difference.
Tablets can't become better than Desktops, obviously, but DLSMs will take over DSLRs and DSLRs will at best have an existence like analogue and vinyl.
But I think you're right, cameras are bound to stay, the market will shift, or has already, and cameras will be sorely enthusiast/professionals and losing their entry levels. And Nikon and Canon will take over again, Sony is ahead one generation technically, but everyone hates using them, eventually the technical differences between Nikon/Canon and Sony will be too small to justify the deficit in usability and ergonomics.
TV also was supposed to be dead 10 years back lol
@@VisaxLP I have yet to see an electronic viewfinder that showed the character of an intended images as well as the optical VF. They are harsh and artificial.
@@grampawwillie1665 oh yeah, certainly not. As of now, the DSLR still has advantages.
While the EVFs became good enough for my taste, they will eventually become so good, that most will find it sufficient.
So yeah, now? No.
In the future? Probably, I believe so.
I actually agree with you on the fact that I wish cameras included more smartphone features. I also wish that more companies would've followed what Samsung did.
Somehow I now want to see a tiktok from Tony shot on that camera.
It runs Android 4.2, not sure if Tiktok would even install 😃
A side step here - I use the Galaxy S9+ indoors now for all my model photography in natural lighting. In fact I shoot video and cut frames of interest and do very little post production (or none) to post on IG or even make 12x8 images for the model. looks fantastic to me. And the phone avoids the scrutiny of TSA that can damage equipment as they tear it apart for inspection.
Thought provoking. Someone recommended me that camera when I was starting and I didn’t do it. Wished I woulda.
Tony, 1930-1940 and the first manufacture on a large scale of the leica 35mm camera was the most important decade of the last 100 years.
I was attracted to Samsung cameras once upon a time, and then they disappeared.
really sad i suffer the same
For a good reason ... Tony was not around to promote it. ;-)
Samsung was a joint effort between Samsung and Pentax, but don’t tell anyone. Lol
Samsung made DSLRs? Really? Why did they disappear?
i still hv nx500 and a couple of lenses. sad...
Have to say I agree. The camera that got me into photography was the Samsung Galaxy camera. Same idea with the camera having a huge back screen running android, but it wasn't an ILC. The ease of use, and the ability to quickly share all of my photos was paramount to sucking me into the world of photography. Since then, I've been shooting with a Pentax K-3 and a Sony A7r, both of which feel like they're somewhat of a step behind that Samsung. If one manufacturer would integrate Android, and allow for simultaneous shooting of RAW and computationally modified files, I would instantly jump ship and place an order
It did look like he was in front of a green screen 🤣 that’s a good idea. I’ll start recording whatever background I want but out of focus and then stand in front of a green screen and I’ll be crisp and sharp with a totally wiped out background. It should be easy to get my background out of focus, I own a lumix 🤣.
Bmwryder this 1.2 or 4 set up might b cheaper.
I started the decade taking pictures with a kodak handheld 1080p camcorder. At almost halfway through the decade i got my first “real” camera in the NEX-6, and a couple years ago i started being serious in photography with the A7RII, cant wait to see what this decade holds
Wow, I never heard of that camera! Damn!
My vey first mirrorless camera was the Samsung NX1000. I soon upgraded to the the NX300. I shoot Sony A6300's, Fuji Xe, XT and X100's, plus Canon Dslrs, but i have said to many people that Samsung just got it right. Okay the lack of an EVF in my NX300 was a downside but the interface is just amazing. It's the closest I have got to my perfect camera. It's a shame they pulled out of the market, but I understood the reasons why. I've been a pro photographer since 1993 So my camera of the decade is the Samsung NX300. My favourite camera of all time though is my Canon EOS 1 film camera. The impact that made at the time in 1989 was amazing!! A Great video Tony. Thank you.
Was thinking the other day, that a camera body with lens mount and focusing system that you just snapped your phone into the back of would be awesome.
We actually have a NX at the studio, and it looks pretty cool. The screen has to have an unbelievable frame rate because the screen looks so alive and crisp, even compared to newer cameras we've gotten. It was relegated to b-cam duty for a while, but it's been retired, and it has been gathering dust for a while. I should just bring it home to play around with it.
I really like that camera. I’m so glad I didn’t buy it. But I think a lot of the manufacturers should learn from it. I remember the interface was really intuitive.
Yeah. I wish that I could just send the photos easily via bluetooth to any bluetooth device, computer, phone, whatever, without requiring any applications at all. I don't need it to necessarily do it 100% live, but admittedly live-tether shooting with the ability to retain the images in-camera too would help.
I want to spend a word in favour of Tony: what he's saying is that Samsung camera was 'ahead of times'. Hmmm, ok Tony, you're right up to here. The problem though is that the real question is turning a camera in a 'phone wannabe' (with all that geek stuff), computation photography, and mental masturbography, is it going to turn a generation of techno addicts into photographers? Seriously?! I take it that this forum is being frequented by photographers (pro or amateurs doesn't matter for this discussion). All of us are, to a degree or another, delving into the skill of observing things as you can't photograph anything if one doesn't observe it first (thou' some do, sadly). How many here are aware that we live surrounded by people literally bending day in and day out over their mobile devices (who they use as cameras)? They resembles the proselytes of a techno-faith, almost a sect in its own right. Enough with this B.S. over gear etc etc... Tony, you're a smart guy, don't give up to the politically correct all the times! Com'on man! Things aren't better solely because more techno-oriented 7 years ahead of competition? (when instead this is only fulfilling all the flock's desires out there who are buying smartphones instead of cameras!). Yeah yeah, improvements are welcomed, but they need to SERVE the art of photogtravpy, not the other way around! Sadly we see the same rubbish in movies (once called films) where special effects have taken over instead of serving the script.
Ooh god... More slow walking 🤣
Not gonna lie, it was the Smartphone that pushed me off to explore the realm of ILC's and eventually the DSLR. It worked backwards for me and being in complete control changed everything. I'd take ergonomics over your megapixels; build quality over all those bells and whistles. That's why I still shoot with a 10 year old 1D body.
Love the Rant!!! at the end 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's amazing how people are blown away by background blur in camera phones, and think the iphone defined this feature... I found this feature in my Galaxy S3; it just wasn't as refined as it is now in the newer models. Samsung has and forever will be a game changer in the tech industry. Keep doing what you do Tony, great vid!
Yongnuo have been planning to release the android camera in 2019...but its still not released.Maybe something went wrong😐
P.S.Yongnuo yn450,google it
Just sold my beloved D850 and bought an A7R IV. As difficult as it was to unload the Nikon, the Sony has more than made the transition worth it. Along with a couple of primes, it’s a street photography dream system.
Great video and so true!!
I love my Samsung NX1
So innovative and still after 5 years on top of hardware and features.
Before i had canon and i upgraded every year to the new model because they think they allways only can give one small piece of the big cake.
Since i have samsung i didnt had to upgrade or to change because they are not really significiant improvements that would make sense to change.
Thx Tony for telling the truth about the camera industry. I remenbered how all Canon and Nikon Fans talked bad about the Samsung NX1 because they were not open to new innovations. For example the USB Charging which was turned so bad allthough it‘s so great to have. To charge in the car or with powerbank. Who can do that even 5 years after.
I remember when i was on redcarpet and all canon/nikon photographher looked at my samsung camera and „laugh“ and then i started shoot with 15 fps just by looking on the screen and then after they looked with open mouth 😮
I also remembered at this time what all photographer were saying and still say that it doesnt matter wich camera you have if you know how to photograph.
Obviously they only say that if you have at least canon / nikon or sony
I still dont know why no camera manufacture dont put smartphone technologie in those cameras
Canon / Nikon and Sony still have so terribly bad menu compared to the 5 years old Samsung NX1. But i guess its personal taste
So thanks again
Keep doing great videos 👍🏻
Best greetz
David
I own it too and TOTALLY agree with you !
Galaxy NX
NX30
NX500
NX1
NX Mini
Galaxy Camera
Galaxy Camera 2
I started with the Galaxy cameras and 2 years later I bought the Galaxy NX. I've been collecting NX cameras ever sense. I absolutely love Samsung cameras. I also love my SwitchPod lol.
I have been thinking recently why don't cameras have internal storage these days? Reliability, speed, ease of use?
I get so hard when tony gets all pedantic. Like when he talked about the pronunciation of "ISO", or like now, when the end of the decade actually is.
Can I pay you 19$ for 20
or 1999$ for 2000.
Base ten. 1 to 10,
Not 0 to 9.
simple math ain't that hard to track.
The movie was 2001,
Not 2000.
There is no year zero.
1BC, then year 1AD.
On the other hand, celebrate any time you want, early, late, or on time.
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I've been critical of Tony when he makes a video that to me makes no sense. So, it goes both ways. Bravo Tony, it was a great video. I think all the Samsung NX cameras were absolutely revolutionary. I recently told a few people that I'd be surprised if we didnt see a Sim card in a camera within the next 2 years. I had no idea that had already been done. I owned an NX300M and can remember sharing photos from the camera after I took them. It was awesome. I think all of the camera manufacturers breathed a sigh of relief when Samsung walked away. In the end, it was the camera that showed us what was possible instead of leading the way and hopefully, that will be changing soon.
I always thought that Samsung NX1 was an amazing camera, and I was really disappointed when Samsung quit making cameras. but even though the Samsung should've been the most influential camera of the decade. it wasn't, the Sony a7 camera was. because the Sony A7 was really the start of full frame mirrorless. and because of that camera, Sony made the future generations leading up to the A7rlll and A9 witch are really the cameras that made Nikon and Canon realize that they could no longer put off going mirrorless. so the Sony A7 camera was responsible for a major change in the entire camera industry. not the Samsung NX1. So I think the Sony A7 is the camera of the decade. But I really wish that Samsung would come back with new NX2 and also a full frame version of the NX. ,,,,,, all the companies in 2020 should be making there cameras like the NX. Sony still hasn't given us a fully functional touch screen, enjoyed this video.
Maybe a Samsung NX2 with 5G and possibly a lower or better price point ? I think there is a market there.
I agree and I posted a bit longer why I think one of the later Sony Alphas maybe should be the camera of the decade. An A9 or AR to show mirrorless could work at a professional level; or the more recent A6000 series that could make mirrorless affordable for people who absolutely can't spend more than $2k on a full set up.
Cool vid....I would add that there is a very important feature that u left out for the Samsung camera. Not only could it do wireless tethering, but I believe it would allow for 8 devices to be connected to it wirelessly. The only reason why I did not get one is because I opted for the Sony A7rii because I wanted a full frame camera.
I am surprised that none of the original Sony alpha series made your list. The Sony alpha series initial cameras made Canon and Nikon recognize a new competitor. Not only that, I believe Canon and Nikon have introduced mirrorless cameras as part of their product line because of the introduction of the Sony alpha cameras. Sooooo...the original alpha series should have been considered for the honorable mention list because of their influence on the industry at a level that was gamechanging and even causing photographer internet beefs that were quite entertaining, but sad, but still funny. Lol....
The Samsung camera was so significant that I am actually holding out on upgrading my Sony A7rii until likely the A7rV. The logic. I have not seen an A7riv wireless tethering tutorial video that demonstrates that it can do what the Samsung NX could do with its wireless tethering technology.
Just my two cents and I am a pixel chaser....lol..So... I do find the 60 plus pixels on the A7riv interesting because I have dreams of framing large prints, buuuuuuuut I really want that wireless tethering feature so I am okay with waiting until I finish shooting with my a7rii. ..
And your year count rant was funny.....lol...
Happy New Year to u and yours!
Peace...
Do you remember that Panasonic phone with that 1' sensor. Really thought that was the way things would go. Wish there was a modern version of that with a lovely quality pancake prime
Panasonic CM1, absolute beast
With film, if you wanted a picture you had to have a camera. But with digital, a decent point-and-shoot style camera (with more capability than the film version) can be added to a phone. Now when you carry your phone you are also carrying a very good point-n-shoot camera at the same time. Since most people were only interested in taking pictures to share with friends and family, which a point-and-shoot film camera did extremely well, they now have a device that does double duty - the phone. The loss of this segment means there are very few of these cameras sold now and the ones still around are not going to be replaced. I think there are limits to computational photography as the user has little control of the program but for a point-and-shoot camera (phone) it probably makes more sense were the user is not interested in photography itself, just give them a nice, pretty picture.
Professional and advanced amateur photographers were a smaller segment of the camera market in the film days. Now with the collapse of the digital point-and-shoot camera market they are a much larger segment of the camera market. Even if the dedicated photographers are a growing group there are a few problems for camera manufacturers. Digital cameras are mechanically robust that they will last for quite some time. While larger sensor capacity and other feature are interesting options in many cases they are not sufficient improvements to get one to buy a newly released camera. The problem is cameras of the last several years have not had a true 'must have' feature that will generate sales. This tends to stretch out the time between purchasing new gear.
2010-2020 are actually eleven years, so technically this is the camera of the 1.1 decade.
I would actually add the Lytro light field camera. It did broke the rules of needing to work with the exposure triangle. It captured Lumins and rendered out the scene through computation. And you can dial in the focus, shutter speed. And aperture after you take the shot. You also can simply render only something within a specific range. But the camera company was later bought out by Google and no projects were continued from it. It's also a forgotten camera as well. It's on the list for me because it teaches that not all cameras capture light and follow the same rules. There are other new ways to capture images.
I feel like he’s in front of a green screen
The most important decade in the history of photography? Wow. Not sure I agree, but...
I know the autofocus is amazing, but you don't have to move lol. It's kinda creepy
Make a modular mirror less or digital camera body and u can remove the screen and put your phone in it.
That bokeh doesn’t even look like a real place anymore
I know right? Looks like he's standing in front of a green screen! 😂
It's a green screen. Background blur doesn't change as he moves towards the camera.
@@ishaan863 Yes and a green screen would allow him to have EVEN MORE bokeh and completely remove the focusing issues and the pulsing bokeh issue.
@@SteveyoungphotographyUk Check 3:27 till 3:30, there's pulsing bokeh right there.
@@youuuuuuuuuuutube I stand corrected. Just noticed the background appears on the Samsung screen too...not a green screen. Looks weird tho, particularly the opening scene. The lights on Tony are too cool against the warm lighting in the background, among other reasons.
not just all that but the nx1 had 15 fps with c-af, the first BSI sensor, 4:2:2 4k video, and a lot of other features. It was ridiculously ahead of its time. If they'd still develop lenses I'd never even think about using a different system.
With my Canon 5D Mark II till this day.
good, you like that noise and potato video quality? great.
It’s not about noise/quality..the 5D mark ii definitely sture up the photo/video industry
@@SatongiFilmsIt's not that noisy if you know what you're doing.
Same goes for the video quality.
Actually thought the 5D mk3 was the camera of the decade.
I was waiting he is going to say SquireSpace is a camera of a decade.
What a commercial man
Who was the sponsor again? I need at least 4 sponsor plugs per video to remember.
Oleg Kozlovskii have a whinge. All TH-cam channels have sponsors. Do your job for free, see how u like it.
Mark Taylor AGREED!
@@touringband I don't mind sponsor plugs. I do mind three sponsor plugs of the ssme thing in one video.
Oleg Kozlovskii but it’s probably the terms of the sponsorship agreement to mention it three times! But it’s TH-cam, just skip ahead if it annoys you!
@@touringband then it's ridiculous. One in the middle is more than sufficient for no one to miss it and for all to remember. Ad industry always treats us like morons. If you like this treatment - good for you. But, personally, I'm going to be vocal about so soon I won't have to see a sponsor plug every minute.
Sorry my english..native spanish....the idea i can give for 2020's is having a lightroom style inside the camera...the posiblity of making edition tweaks while making photos...NOT AFTER take the pic....BEFORE HAND...A total RAW processor with tone, hsl, etc....and posibility to have Endless presets..instead of only "standard, vivid, portrait...."as an example....take first photo, see it, tweak highlights to minus 18...contrast to 9...darks to minus 10 and intensity to 20, even change yellow color tone and green color saturation ....Next picture shows in the lcd screen with all changes, and keep them till change it again.....
It looks like he’s using green screen..
Tony completely got it right.
How many times do you need to get squarspace into a vlog?once is enough in my opinion
Near future prediction - Seamless physical and wireless "phone" integration with mirrorless camera bodies that feature computational photography and very high memory storage features. Longer term - "Cameras" will shoot continuously. Video and Single Image shooting will no longer be separated. Lens+sensor+battery fixtures will have snap-in phone attachments and permanent cloud storage+computation. Users just pull the snap-shot or snap-vid from the stream of footage. Computations are applied to get the best still image/stream which can be uploaded to the portal of choice.
I always wondered why no one took that camera's lead! I was hoping that was going somewhere, but I guess phones were the only things to take the lead. I'm still holding out hope for camera companies to realize the smartphone IS a camera, and that they need to revisit this and embrace it.
Well, Sony is recognizing it which is why their phones now have decent cameras and also have the eye AF from their A-series cameras.
I'd love a Fujifilm smartphone with theirs nice films simulations
I use phone to make a phone calls, and I use camera to take photos. Do you need your camera to make phone calls and your phone to take photos?
People complain about the Bokeh but I find it invaluable when you want to take some pictures of something but don't want to clean your room.
Oh Bokeh lust, brother where art thou?
the camera of the decade is the camera on your phone! It has taken more photos and videos than everything made by Sony, Nikon, Canon, etc combined!
We've all heard the old saying, the best camera is the one you're carrying. Well, you know what we never leave home without.
Just watched another VLOG that said Canon and Apple applied for a patent that showed a camera with a back and interface that looked just like that.
Where??
I found it interesting comparing the naughties to the teens. You had so many technologies back then that were good, but not quite there. I think starting with the introduction of the iphone in 2007 we saw a start of a revolution where superior tech just came out to where a new product would not only be better than previous, but would just blow away whatever was previously built. Computers, cameras, phones and even cars all benefited from this. I've seen things improve over my life time starting in the 80s, but I can't say I've seen this definitive split before. Instead of a gradual change we would see total game changing technology just seemingly drop out of the sky.