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Approximately on avarage, how much ink does the printer use pr. square unit? Or sheet size if you like ;)

Great video! Thanks

THANK YOU!! no one in the canon pro 1000 group was helpful. This happened to me after I put non ink jet paper in a couple weeks ago. Then it would only do this on A4 prints. Although. I had my paper stored not flat for a while so maybe that is an issue too. Anyway it’s working now! ❤

Mallory great video. I would like take the plunge to the milkyway astro landscape photography. I have a fujinon 8 mm / f3.5 and my camara a fuji xt5 thats own a 40 mp sensor. So i am windering if you have experience with this lenor what do you think of this len. Thanks in advance.

I have had my printer for four years, but I hardly use it. Great preview

I am staying with my q2 for all the reasons you mentioned in this video. The new q343 is surely tempting but I have a feeling the q2 will stay with me. Every mechanical item will have its drawbacks and new models will always be introduced. What I do rely on is Leica as my favorite brand of camera.

Mal - would you project the same costs for the new pro 1100?

One small technical point, Mallory. If you are in "auto-ISO", you're not really "fully manual". Nice explanations for many things. It would be nice to explain for some why they should be dialing in a high frame rate - instead of just telling them to do it. Yes, it's an extra step that sounds obvious, but in some of the best videos in photography on UA-cam, the photographers break almost everything down step by step and why they are doing what they do. As an aside, using "exposure compensation" in the "auto-ISO" mode is almost an oxymoron. That is, if you dial in a positive EC, it does not increase "exposure" - in the strict sense of the word, but increases the amplification of gain (noise and signal) post exposure. That is, it does not technically "add light" as you said, but simply "brighten" the image and noise you have already captured. Not trying to "beat a dead horse" here, but technically you can only improve your exposure (or "increase it") in one of three ways: 1. Improved scene light (i.e. sunshine over shade, flash, etc), 2. Increase aperture, or 3. Slower shutter speed. Each of those items will improve the number of photons captured by a sensor and improve the signal to noise ratio. Lastly, "auto-ISO" is not an "Automatic fixed setting" - but an automatic adjustable setting. Just curious, where in Central Texas are you? Just came back from Rockport (Hummer festival) which has been a fun trip every year.

Awwww why you are so cute 🥰

will 25sec have star trails?

this video is magic THANK YOU for answering this very specific question i had haha

some advice, if you like architecture, seascapes and landscapes; you can't go past Kodak Gold 200, Fuji Acros 100 or Kodak EkTar 100 films (Acros is B&W film), colours of foliage, and for the black and white, the contrast of buildings, more so the 1900's style designs is unsurpassed, you will definitely be proud of them.

also for changing lenses, or adding ext. tubes or bellows etc. the thing closest to the CAMERA goes on FIRST, and the lens LAST, and try to NEVER add anything to a lens, then mount the assembly to the body, just asking for a mechanical jam, these are NORMAL, and part and parcel of ownership of this beauty, so just go slow, like they say about traffic lights, STOP, THINK, THEN go!, leads to less errors (esp. when each roll is $17.00 each!). also due to the 'film magasine' design you MAY come across some light leakage, if the image IS there, but flare over the top, like you spilled coffee on it, thats the BACK, it has foam seals where the darkslide goes, these are worn and need replacing, so TEST a back before important shoots, to ensure its light tight, and use LENS HOODS, they save your pictures!- especially in bright light.

love the unboxing, but keep in mind the dx, Fx crop factor is reversed here, aka a 30mm is a 17 mm lens in 135 terms, so ALL lenses are telephotos, so for shooting hand held, don't go longer than 1/125th and also if you shoot 1/15th or slower a baffle system is in the body (looks like doors top\bottom opening) these close the INSTANT you let the shutter button or cable release go!, and if the shutter is at 1/4 second your exposure is short! so HOLD ON, until the click is heard, then its safe.

not a mirror, ONLY, it goes through a prism also, where all four corners of the image are refracted, L\R are reversed! an LF camera hasn't even a mirror, so Top /Bottom are reversed too.( the mirror does top and bottom correction).

I’m about to get a Pro-4600. What’s interesting is the Pro-2600 includes 160ml cartridges, while the Pro-4600 includes 330ml cartridges. The price of the 2600 and an extra 160ml ink set to match the 4600’s larger stock cartridges is more expensive than the Pro-4600. So if you are looking for an even larger printer go with the 4600 and save some money on ink, and enjoy the larger prints. Paper is more economical at larger sizes per foot.

Thanks for sharing - I use Canon Professional Print and Layout software which is an addin for Lightroom

The tripod is more for the shutter speed than aperture. Aperture does not effect motion blur, esp. at infinity focus.

Trekking poles unavailable. So did you have a chance to go some place & handle different trekking poles or just ordered a pair? I ask because Amazon had other Black Diamond poles shown.

I'm a male and I've been carrying that exact one everyday for a few years now! My "practical" reason for getting a such a brightly colored Leatherman is so I can find it easier if I set it down in the woods, but really I got it because I like for things to not be boring. 😅

Nice explanation, thank you. Greetings going out towards Texas.

Thanks for the detailed tutorial. Loads of great points. Also stunning work!!

I wish it was 104.5 grams.

print every 2 days or just before the cleaning cycle 1x1 inch full colour image to avoid the cleaning cycle, saves A LOT of ink

God Beautiful work THANK you Lord God 🙏

Beautiful🎥😍✌️

I am a photographer who wants to invest in a printer that prints canvas. is this printer capable in printing canvas? if yes, Pre cut or roller canvas? what type of canvas is best for it? thank you.

Great tips on White Balance Corrections in Lightroom...appreciate your video!

Awesome! Absolutely awesome!!! Bravo!

Magnificent

Top tips thanks

Have this printer. Love it. Do you have an idea on ink cost for 8x10? Printing a lot of those.

So... Its basicaly only 50% more expensive to buy new printer again instead of just ink replacment 😂

Hello Mallory, I’m Colin and I’ve just joined your group. I live in Northumberland, England. I really want to get into astrophotography, I’ve learned a lot thanks to you but l have one question. The Shimoda camera bag, is it waterproof as well we get a lot of rain here?

The real question is which ninja turtle though?!?

Great video, @mallorydavisphotography Your tips on gear and settings are super helpful for anyone looking to capture the beauty of hummingbirds. I especially appreciate the advice on using a remote shutter to avoid scaring them away. By the way, I have a UA-cam short video on my channel featuring a 39-picture sequence of a ruby-throated hummingbird, taken with a Nikkor Micro 105mm lens and a Nikon Z6 body. I’d love to hear your expert opinion on it!

with ref to documenting cycle ride. couldn't your wife follow in the truck with drone footage of key points?? luv redders

Exciting times

I waited until I was in my 60's to do my first century ride. Did the STP out of Seattle to Portland which was back to back century's Don't overthink it just go do it. Good luck

Grats on the new land. Amazing dark skies down there! CS!

Congrats!! I can't imagine riding 100 miles on a bicycle in one go. It makes my butt hurt just thinking about it, best of luck!

Congratulations on getting land. Best of luck your plans.😊

I'm excited about all those things!!!

Mallory. As a cyclist as well. I have for years have been the group photographer. At this time I carry the tough 7. Previous was tough 5, cannon elphi and cannot remember before that. I have a large necklace size strap and the camera sits just inside my jersey or sometimes my bra has a Pocket. Good on cold days, but not on sweaty days. I use a bungo bag on the top tube often as well. Consistent carry dying all sports gave me the skills to use the camera effectively from the saddle, run, and kayak. Etc… keep the shutter fast. Most century rides cover harsher light hours of the day. In group rides, we don't typically stop much and rides last from just under 5 hours to 8 hours. Depending on terrain, purpose and the group. Good luck. Maybe I should do a shooting from the saddle video.

Thanks for the video, I’m taking a night sky workshop there in April and you’ve given me inspiration.

Looking forward to enjoy this journey of yours. Thanks for taking us along. 😊

Very nice. This video was very helpful. In my case I use my Canon R5 with a 24mm 1.8 or my 14-35mm F4 lens using the internal intervalometer (as you suggested) with a cheap Bluetooth remote to kick off the long exposure without touching the camera. The intervalometer I set to 1 seconds interval for 30 seconds each then set the number of frames to 0 so that the camera keeps going until I decide, or the battery dies. Using PhotoPills under "Spot Starts" I was able to dial in my focal length my desire F-stop and the app told me how long each exposure should be. With this same setup I've been able to do light painting on old, abandoned buildings/farms. When focusing looks like I was able to get away with focusing on the building or farm instead of the starts and still got nice trails. I especially like the ability to do time laps video in one sitting. Thank you!

For the first night lapse, how did you film that? The one with the grave posts in view? It came out amazing as well as the rest of the video!

You just need a better way to colour grade your videos

To eliminate camera shutter shake entirely, I have used the bulb setting. Hold a matt black shield/hat or similar over the lens (without touching it of course) then open the shutter. Wait as long as you like until all vibrations have ceased, then remove the shield for the requisite time. I usually count the seconds. Once the required time has elapsed, cover the lens again and then close the shutter.