I think it is super simple, you have to access and privilege to try and use whatever you want. You've worked for it, don't get me wrong. Also, I believe using different systems makes you a better photographer, trying other systems is a reminder of what is out there and makes you fine your craft. I am using Canon R5 mainly, but I do have a Fuji xt3 too and the photos I get out of the Fuji are different, because I have to have a slightly different approach. Thank you Taylor again, you have absolutely no idea how much you have helped so many of us. Have a great day!
This is what makes your channel very informational. You use all (or close to all) the major brands which gives a great perspective on all those brands and what can work well for prospective users. 👍
Your videos are inspiring and informative. To me, they are some of the best content of its type on TH-cam. The variety of brands you cover are very much appreciated.
Very nice explanation as we all know it’s not needed but very informative as you stated there isn’t a bad camera that’s been released in the last few years. Just keep what works for you/us.
I actually shot Canon for a while when I started out learning about photography. Still have it even though now I shoot with Sony Mainly, but I still like using the Canon every now and then. For you as a content creator/photographer. I'm so glad you are able to use all the cameras available in the market, so me as a entry level photographer can make a good choice to fit my needs. Really appreciate you bro.
I used EOS R for a couple of years and wanted to upgrade with faster auto focus camera. I primarily shoot my kids and vacation trips and decided to go for Sony A7IV over R6 primarily more affordable third party lenses option. My problem is, I hate selling my used gears. Local camera store offered me $1400 for my EOS R and RF 24-105 F/4 L lens and I thought it wasn’t fare. I told myself, it’s okay to use two camera systems and decided to keep them. I don’t understand why have to changed system entirely instead of adding another gear.
I did drive out of Burlington to BJ photo and picked up the RF 100-500. I also mentioned your videos. They know you well there. They son gave me a very good deal yes on an RF lens. So it was worth the drive.
I just switched from Nikon to two Sony A7IVs and can confirm that the buffer clears fast enough to take video right away. Especially if you use CF Express Type A cards.
I'm using Sony a7iii, Leica Q2 Mono, and Fuji GFX 100S... full time boudoir photographer here... for me each system is like a different brush and I use each of them on all of my sessions... I remember feeling kinda shy about it at the beginning because everybody always likes to bring out the topic how "you only need one camera and one lens" but I truly love each of the systems for their own strengths and character... I also remember reading how Annie Leibovitz works and that she basically uses every single system on all of her shoots too and that made me feel not as much as a loner anymore haha
That genre gives the enemy of your soul joy. You can get by with other kinds of photography... All you need is Jesus as your Lord and savior.. just believe he died for you and confess him as your Lord, then you will be saved. Turn from things that displease your maker and creator Jesus cuz he loves you and wants the best for ya.
I’m glad you touched on the point of usability of the systems in the field from the standpoint of a hybrid event shooter. Shooting ergonomics (including waiting on buffer clearing to interact with the camera) have been the main reasons why I haven’t bought into Sony. I’m sure you will let us know when they have a sufficiently compelling value proposition compared to Canon and Nikon to warrant the switching costs. I also started in Nikon and changed to Canon in the mid-2000’s when I got tired of seeing them fall behind Canon in the digital body and glass departments. All that said, you can really use almost any camera brand (except Pentax!) and be adequately equipped to deliver for the foreseeable future.
Thank you 🙏 For this help . I have a quick question for you. I am a photographer and recently wanna move into cinematography for my wedding events as well. Can you please tell me. Which camera should I get for filmmaking for wedding Events ? Thank you you
I love that you are diverse🙂! With the R6 when you’re shooting video and photo simultaneously, does it shoot in JPG while considering the video settings? I shot video/photo with the Z6ii today and I didn’t realize it was just capturing stills on my video footage (which makes sense in hind sight).
@@TaylorJacksonPhoto So I upgraded both the Z6 and Z5. The Z5’s improvement is marginal, but the Z6 feels incredibly fast at acquiring focus and the eye AF works at a much greater distance too. Thank you for always replying back!
I'm a beginner wedding photographer and I use as my main camera Sony a7III, I was borrowing from my friend his a6600 as a B cam, but now I want to buy my own B cam. I'm looking at used market and my options (in my budget) are: Sony a6400 or a7II. Would you go full frame but with worse autofocus or apsc but with superior af?
@@TaylorJacksonPhoto I would love to go with second a7III but they are more than double the price of a7II, also I have to buy some lenses (70-200 and a good 50) so I'm really on budget. Currently I do like 3-4 weddings per year and I don't want to overinvest on my gear.
So what about Panasonic full frame? Is it mostly the auto focus in video? Thank you for all your videos. It's such a well of knowledge you provide and it's very appreciated.
I’ve been shooting one this week as well. Workaround I found was writing everything to CFExpress and jpg only to SD card. Which is a new feature I think to Sony cameras. (Or any camera with the new menus) Not ideal, but at least makes certain situations possible
Backup card record for video, smaller 1.8 lenses, fully articulating screen and easier autofocus. Plus everyone I shoot with normally now are on R6 so it’s easier to share lenses on trips and at jobs
Nikon sucks compared to R3 R6 R5. Beats. Nikon. I use. Nikon N808s Film's N90S. Nikon film. D610. Nikon. D 750. Nikon Panasonic 465 S. VH S. Charp H8. FILM. VHS C canons. Yes. Now. 2022. CANON. Beats. NIKON. Superior AUTOFOCUS.
I think it is super simple, you have to access and privilege to try and use whatever you want. You've worked for it, don't get me wrong. Also, I believe using different systems makes you a better photographer, trying other systems is a reminder of what is out there and makes you fine your craft. I am using Canon R5 mainly, but I do have a Fuji xt3 too and the photos I get out of the Fuji are different, because I have to have a slightly different approach. Thank you Taylor again, you have absolutely no idea how much you have helped so many of us. Have a great day!
This is what makes your channel very informational. You use all (or close to all) the major brands which gives a great perspective on all those brands and what can work well for prospective users. 👍
Your videos are inspiring and informative. To me, they are some of the best content of its type on TH-cam. The variety of brands you cover are very much appreciated.
Very nice explanation as we all know it’s not needed but very informative as you stated there isn’t a bad camera that’s been released in the last few years. Just keep what works for you/us.
I love my Nikon Z6ii but honestly they are all really good systems.
So in short.. The Algorithm! Good talk! 😉😉😉
Haha Sony gets clicks
I actually shot Canon for a while when I started out learning about photography. Still have it even though now I shoot with Sony Mainly, but I still like using the Canon every now and then. For you as a content creator/photographer. I'm so glad you are able to use all the cameras available in the market, so me as a entry level photographer can make a good choice to fit my needs. Really appreciate you bro.
I used EOS R for a couple of years and wanted to upgrade with faster auto focus camera. I primarily shoot my kids and vacation trips and decided to go for Sony A7IV over R6 primarily more affordable third party lenses option. My problem is, I hate selling my used gears. Local camera store offered me $1400 for my EOS R and RF 24-105 F/4 L lens and I thought it wasn’t fare. I told myself, it’s okay to use two camera systems and decided to keep them. I don’t understand why have to changed system entirely instead of adding another gear.
I did drive out of Burlington to BJ photo and picked up the RF 100-500. I also mentioned your videos. They know you well there. They son gave me a very good deal yes on an RF lens. So it was worth the drive.
That’s awesome to hear! They’re a great shop :)
I just switched from Nikon to two Sony A7IVs and can confirm that the buffer clears fast enough to take video right away. Especially if you use CF Express Type A cards.
When also shooting backup to the sd card?
@@TaylorJacksonPhoto Yes, I shoot JPG to the second card.
Ahh sorry thought this was on my a7iv video haha.
I'm using Sony a7iii, Leica Q2 Mono, and Fuji GFX 100S... full time boudoir photographer here... for me each system is like a different brush and I use each of them on all of my sessions... I remember feeling kinda shy about it at the beginning because everybody always likes to bring out the topic how "you only need one camera and one lens" but I truly love each of the systems for their own strengths and character... I also remember reading how Annie Leibovitz works and that she basically uses every single system on all of her shoots too and that made me feel not as much as a loner anymore haha
That genre gives the enemy of your soul joy. You can get by with other kinds of photography... All you need is Jesus as your Lord and savior.. just believe he died for you and confess him as your Lord, then you will be saved. Turn from things that displease your maker and creator Jesus cuz he loves you and wants the best for ya.
I’m shooting with the a7 IV the past couple of weeks, and so far, I’m loving it.
Love the 35mm 1.8 "macro "
The guys at BJ photo are super honest people
I’m glad you touched on the point of usability of the systems in the field from the standpoint of a hybrid event shooter. Shooting ergonomics (including waiting on buffer clearing to interact with the camera) have been the main reasons why I haven’t bought into Sony. I’m sure you will let us know when they have a sufficiently compelling value proposition compared to Canon and Nikon to warrant the switching costs. I also started in Nikon and changed to Canon in the mid-2000’s when I got tired of seeing them fall behind Canon in the digital body and glass departments. All that said, you can really use almost any camera brand (except Pentax!) and be adequately equipped to deliver for the foreseeable future.
I use it all + canon - Nikon. It’s nice to have different systems. Just like cars, but cheaper.
which camera as a beginner should I buy
Also where do you buy your film cams? I’ve looked into Ebay and Mercari but unsure about them😬
Thank you 🙏 For this help . I have a quick question for you. I am a photographer and recently wanna move into cinematography for my wedding events as well. Can you please tell me. Which camera should I get for filmmaking for wedding Events ? Thank you you
@@Garbid I use Sony a7r iii
Get R6 or eos R3
Even fujifilm xt4 is a solid choice
The best system is, for the best part, the system you know well… we are are most limitation when not learning deeply à system…
I love that you are diverse🙂! With the R6 when you’re shooting video and photo simultaneously, does it shoot in JPG while considering the video settings? I shot video/photo with the Z6ii today and I didn’t realize it was just capturing stills on my video footage (which makes sense in hind sight).
Keep up the excellent work, regardless the brand used!
It's nice that you promoting our local dealer, I buy stuff from them too..
They’re so good. Very happy I found them. And also that they’re like 5 mins from my house. Probably means I stop in there too often haha
Would you be able to do a video on the new firmware for the nikon z5 and z6? Supposedly the AF was greatly improved.
Sadly I don’t have either of those cameras any longer. If I end up with one I can though
@@TaylorJacksonPhoto So I upgraded both the Z6 and Z5. The Z5’s improvement is marginal, but the Z6 feels incredibly fast at acquiring focus and the eye AF works at a much greater distance too. Thank you for always replying back!
I'm a beginner wedding photographer and I use as my main camera Sony a7III, I was borrowing from my friend his a6600 as a B cam, but now I want to buy my own B cam. I'm looking at used market and my options (in my budget) are: Sony a6400 or a7II. Would you go full frame but with worse autofocus or apsc but with superior af?
I bet there are a lot of used a7iii hitting the market now that the IV is out. I’d personally probably go for another used one
@@TaylorJacksonPhoto I would love to go with second a7III but they are more than double the price of a7II, also I have to buy some lenses (70-200 and a good 50) so I'm really on budget. Currently I do like 3-4 weddings per year and I don't want to overinvest on my gear.
So what about Panasonic full frame? Is it mostly the auto focus in video? Thank you for all your videos. It's such a well of knowledge you provide and it's very appreciated.
We use a lot of GH5 but I haven’t gone too much into the full frame options yet. Over this year I will
@@TaylorJacksonPhoto Thank you. I'll definitely be watching.
I really like your work. Big fan 😌
Good stuff. Thanks for the info.
I shoot A7iii is a great camera but yeah any modern camera system is more than capable
Hi 👋 please give suggestions for my first filmmaking camera ?
Depends on price point and needs. And if you already have any lenses
@@TaylorJacksonPhoto my budget is not more than 3000 dollar. Can you suggest me one ☝️
Eos R6 or fujifilm xt4
Pentax?
I don’t own any Pentax
A7IV here.... writing to memory card unable to operate... I'll let you know when the buffer clears....
I’ve been shooting one this week as well. Workaround I found was writing everything to CFExpress and jpg only to SD card. Which is a new feature I think to Sony cameras. (Or any camera with the new menus)
Not ideal, but at least makes certain situations possible
I use Sony cameras if it cold out side because Sony is well know for overheating.
THANKYOU...
Are there any reason why you are not using Nikon over Canon as you have been doing? 👀
Backup card record for video, smaller 1.8 lenses, fully articulating screen and easier autofocus. Plus everyone I shoot with normally now are on R6 so it’s easier to share lenses on trips and at jobs
I can barely afford Mid Range of Nikon >> been with the one brand for 45 years >> You work around with one Brand
They for sure made the best DSLRs towards the end. Happy Z9 is finally where it’s at
Really nice video Jonah Hill
Nikon Z9 all the way.
It’s a great camera
Lucky.
Nikon sucks compared to R3 R6 R5. Beats. Nikon. I use. Nikon N808s Film's N90S. Nikon film. D610. Nikon. D 750. Nikon Panasonic 465 S. VH S. Charp H8. FILM. VHS C canons. Yes. Now. 2022. CANON. Beats. NIKON. Superior AUTOFOCUS.
Have you used the Z9?