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Fantastic video!

He's beautiful 😍 ❤❤

From 300yards away with a 100k camera he will lmao

Really love this

How can you have an opinion about the R5 Mark II if you haven't tried it yet?

Sigma300-800 5.6.vs canon200-800?

Watched one of these for an hour last week on an elk hunt. Amazing animal.

This was a fun episode. Matt's passion (and sense of humour) really comes across.

Enjoyable podcast. I started listening on iPhone while away then came over to UA-cam to see the image you were discussing. Both formats were equally engaging.

72 degrees and you need aircon on full? jeeez mate we have 108 degree here and i am dying each time in a park trying to get some birps.

Keep up with hummingbirds 😂😂😂

Good episode

I don't know why, somehow I was drawn to your videos! (I'm a UK newbie)

Great video. I may have missed it, but what lens were you using?

Thank for the honest reviews and videos. What pack were you using?

But I don't own an R5, and why does your opinion matter? You're just another UA-camr who doesn't want to buy this model camera and another Joe who creates noise in the algorithm.

Thanks so much for having me on Matthew! You have a gift for interviewing people and bringing the best of this community together 🙌🏻

Meanwhile this “upgrade” for body only in Canada before tax is $5899 lol

2 of my favourite Christian wildlife photographers, what a Collab!

They deserve peace away from hunters.

I think the weight is absolutely fine, get a Peak Design Slider and it sits nicely.

I agree with you 100% that the price to upgrade from the R5 mark I to the R5 mark II is significant. However, my situation is different. I shoot for fun and I’m upgrading from a 14 year old Canon 5D mark II. I was going to get the original R5 but when I saw the significant improvements on the Mark II, especially the auto focus, I want the mark II. Also I don’t do much video, so for me the difference to get the mark II is about $1600 - camera plus new extra batteries plus an RF to EF lens adapter. Yes, that’s still a lot of extra money, but I’m old and this will be the last camera I ever purchase. So this future proofs it for me. If I already owned an R5 and mainly shot stills I don’t think I would upgrade.

I had the chance to do a phototour with beat and lived a couple of days in his cabins. He is a great guy (and also a great photographer) It was for me a unforgettable time. Thanks to beat :)

Gym? Whats that?

Passionate hobby shooter here. Upgraded from R6 to R5 over a year ago with a great discount and cashback. Could use R6 grip and batteries, a no brainer. So will use my R5 mk I until mk III drops I suppose. Here in Sweden a R5 mk II body is USD 5,700

This video is just awesome!!! ❤

In Poland cheapest R5 mk II body only is $5709,51 (USD)

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Words of wisdom Matthew. I will copy some of those next time someone ask me those questions.

Beautiful video, love to see the wildlfe in their natural habitat.

When asked that question, I just simply say “at a safe distant”

Birding by kayak is another great way to get close to many shorebirds that would otherwise flee!

I've never seen a screech owl do ANYTHING during the day, I'm surprised you saw one taking a bath!

Just 2 batteries in external grip. Batteries cost money. Where are you getting 3 FREE batteries from?

Thanks, I needed to hear all of this! (Lolo, Montana Photographer)

You must have a good camera! What camera is it? 🤔

Question I hate as a wildlife photographer is when friends or coworkers ask if I can take pics of them or their family (for a photoshoot) which I reply............ NO!!!!!!!

Getting anxious when outsiders ask for us stupid questions? No, why? Just don't overthink it. What I do? Give simple answers and for sure not need to get in details. I not even answer how I took the shot on social media, why bother? For sure not need 8 1/2min to explain to somebody how to explain my final picture came to be.

Mathew, interesting take. Thanks for your efforts. I can't, in all honesty, say that I've ever had someone ask that question. More often I get (in the field), "How far can you see with that?". I don't get anxious when people ask questions. They just don't know the details. Heck, I can't even talk to other photographers about some basic camera details such as "proper" exposure, dual gain, ISO invariance, gamma curves, color spaces, bit-depth, dynamic range, acutance, micro-contrast etc. In the end, this may not matter to the majority with a camera in their hands. As you say, for many, the lens, sensor used, cropping - all are details many do not take into account. That said, you can either sigh because the explanation is too long for what the question is seeking, or just respond with an easy answer and say you're open for more questions, if they have them. It's hard enough explaining that while your camera (if shooting JPG), software, and monitor all share sRGB as a color space, the gamut within that color space might be different in each setting so that red does not equal the same red (even though all devices share the same space - they don't necessarily share the same crayons within that space). Again, thanks for your video.

Interesting discussion. You put a lot of thought into this and worded those responses well. I think these concerns arise more when the subject is rare and often needs a lot of space. (Someone just asked me this question on Instagram about a cedar waxwing photo of mine and none of these concerns even entered my mind!)

Awesome video, I just booked a campsite for this October. Really hoping I get half as lucky as you spotting Elk!

Interesting talk, Matthew. Thank you!

Good and unbiased video instead of the paid cheerleading on other channels ;-) - thank you ! The upgrade price is the real stopper for me. If you don't earn your living with photography and need to trade in or sell your trusty R5 + BG R-10 R5 + one additional battery on the used market to mitigate the costs, you currently have to add € 3000 for the corresponding set of the R5II - here in Europe, at least. That's out of proportion. IMO., given that the gain of the R5 II compared to the already excellent R5 seems to be relatively small for nature and wildlife shooters like me - and the R5 has never let me down. The R5 II has inherited some sports-oriented features from the R1 such as ball sports and registration of persons/faces that are useless for nature photographers. Generally it seems that sports and event photographers are the main audience for Canon nowadays. For that clientel the R5 II may offer some more benefits over the R5 - if they can/want to pay the price.

Here in europe for the same we have to pay 5500 euros😮

3 extra batteries per camera

I am sure you can use external power for most things, I have to do this today with the R5C so it wont be a big difference except that the new battery can handle some shorter recordings better than the old one.

Why stop there? You're going to need at least two grips to get vertical controls and ethernet. You're going to need two extra batteries for the other grip. That's five batteries you have to buy! You're going to need an L bracket for when you want vertical tripod shots. $100! You're going to need a strobe for flash shots! $100! You're going to need 2 R5ii bodies for real work. You're going to need at least 2 cfexpress cards and 2 SD cards. The R5ii is a $12k camera!!!

Duh, why buy 3 additional batteries, why not 10, it’ll cost you even more! What a stupid comment!!!

Great video! We love Cades Cove... We try to go once a month, we were just there again over the weekend. Bears were plentiful in the cherry trees!

I personally don’t think for photographers it is as nearly a compelling upgrade as for hybrid shooters. Since you’re paying a premium for half the features you actually use