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I am sorry, but the discounted link isn't working. By the way, thanks for the detailed information about the bike. It would be nice if you could fix the issue with a discount. Thank you

Do you think this setup would work well for documentary style family photography? I’m thinking it relates to wildlife and sport bc toddlers are fast, and unpredictable… like wildlife and sports 😂 I’d appreciate your thoughts! Thanks!

Awesome sauce. Remember your first front flip on snowboard?? Keep up the good work.

it's NOT a cannon issue....i've experienced it intermittently w my nikon z6ii w the ftz adapter , and i just tried it w my d700 and it doesn't stop at all...i'm starting to feel like tamron makes garbage.... the autofocus crapped out on my 150-600 2x

I was frustrated on setting AF for marathon runner. I wanna focus on one runner, focus tracking the runner that go toward me and then switch to next runner. Also I wanna select certain runner from other runner in the same focus distance. Also keep the exposure lock during tracking. Any help is very appreciated. Thank you.

This is amazing! But, maybe I missed something. The button to the right of *, when I hit that to lock it in, it’s not always in focus. Do I need to hit af-on first to get focus and then hit that button to lock the tracking in?

The biggest difference for me is the Canon aperture closes down much sooner as it is being zoomed. With the Tamron you can be at f5.6 and 280mm whereas you'll be at F8 with the Canon by the time you zoom to 260mm.

So which would work better rf70-200F4 L or this 24-240? I m confused?

Just bought this new. Did not include the tripod ring 😢

The camera corrects the issues raised when in JPEG mode. The 24-240 is FF and fits both FF and APS-C. So if you start APS-C and decide on FF later, it's a simple move body only. I love my RP + 24-240. Added R50 + 100-400.

Most of my shots are travel grab shots. Zooms rule. Better than changing to a rime and missing the shot! Also a zoom can be set at the 'ideal' f-length - reducing cropping.

Excellent video Jesse. Thank you for all you do. 😊

I'm not understanding why this is needed. The system already just detects what you have set it to detect, humans, animals, etc and it does it pretty much flawlessly, (at least 90 -95% of the time, in my (limited lol) experience). What does this do extra? For a family session, I just zoom in on the family member I want to "star" in that photo, and it finds the eye pretty much instantaneously. Is this for like if I were switching back and forth among family members, or what does this accomplish? Sorry if this is a dumb question (very likely that it is lol).

Would this work for the R50?

Just ordered mine. Good call on that.

Nice!! I will definitely be purchasing one. Thanks Jesse 😊

It can internally process the stack? Wow. Is there a limitation to how many photos? Surrly it wont stavk 200 photos or would it?

Thanks. I have an R6 and just got an R6 mark ii and this helped clarify what is different between the two cameras.

Tubeless tire?

What type of memory card to use for 4k recording?

Shame about the music ? Had to switch off.

Hi. What you think of rf 85mm f2?

I've had my R7 for 12 months and my R6 M2 for 6 months. This is by far the best video I have seen about back button focus. Think I'm all ready to head back to Kruger National park next month. Thank you......

Super detailed! Appreciate this!

I am actually quite surprised. I am considering upgrading to the R7 from my 90D. Same sensor size, but I have no problems with the Tamron 18-400mm on my 90D. Maybe a faulty lens?

I dunno what's sharper, the bee's stingers or your photos. Great job man!

OK, we need the R5 II settings now. 🙃🙃🙃

bro whats your advise to shooting in scenes in higher dynamic range with the r7 for video? I try to expose to not blow out the sky for example but then theres a buncha noise in the shadows its crazy Im stuck with just an r7, cant afford anything else, got any tips?

and why in front ot the knight and not the knight in focus?

Great video. Wondering if you tried the MF-DD dental diffuser? I see that the biggest problem with the dome + adapter is that you cannot tilt the heads towards the center (inwards) and a lot of light is wasted. IMHO the MF-DD should be more flexible to position, lighter and less clunky.

Same combo I have. Just got the R7 to give me extra reach for wildlife and keep using my R6ii for everything else!

Bravo!!!

Wow! Great shots! I also shot some of these (very) small gray-balck and green bees along with some bumblebees in my backyard. I never noticed those smaller green and gray ones before I started shooting the bumblebees... Funny thing is that some of your shots were on the same type of flower I did shot them. I did manage to get some very good photos despite the wind that kept rocking the flowers 🫤... but yours are truly great! 👍🤓👍 I didn't use my macro flash for thoses but I should have. Besides the shots themselves (which depend on the photographer, not only the gear), its really nice to see how the R7 does with that specific macro lens. Again, great subject, great video!

Great macro shots ! I have the same camera and the RF 100 2.8 , macro . Do you also use the Stacking feature ? Plus you Mentioned you shot in Raw ,is C-raw just as good ?

Epie pen to the rescue!

Thanks for that. I couldn’t figure out why it was always focusing. Problem is now solved!

AMEN

Call me downright lazy, but will full frame RF lenses work with the R7 and if yes, would there be any vinyetting? Thanks

I think you’ve made some very valid points there . When I decided a little late to the party, to go mirrorless I swapped my 5Div for an R5 , a little more resolution, a lot lighter , a flip screen and decent video (I’ve never had an overheating issue) , when the R7 came along I got that as a second RF body (I do events from time to time) with more reach and traded all my remaining EF glass in for RF and ditched the adaptor. In looking at the R5ii there isn’t anything thats going to make any difference to my kind of photography and it’s going to be a long time till I find something that either of these cameras can’t do. I have the custom settings mapped the same in both cameras for my own sanity. At this stage and I’ve been taking or is that making photos since 1967 and its no longer gear that holds me back its me 😀.

I also use the R7 and R6ii (and still have and use my 90D, 7Dii, and 5D classic) rather than move into the R5ii, which as a bird photographer I would like the 45mp for the ability to crop in a bit more, I decided to spend money of glass. I bought the RF 100-500 and RF 1.4x and the RF 200-800, also have the EF 100L f/2.8 macro, EF 100-400 Lii EF 70-200L F2.8 iii and a lens that is a hidden gem the RF 100-400 (works great with the R7 and R6ii) The one complaint I Have is I like the "wheel" on the R6ii that includes the on/off switch which I have mapped to EV makes it easy to change +/- the wheel on the R7 is also mapped to that just that I like the horizontal wheel better. I am waiting on a R7ii and hope it has a vertical grip (I created one from the battery grip for the 20D that works ok to stabilize my palm).

Love this content. You have opened my eyes and changed my perspective on alot of things about photography. The key is knowing how to use your equipment/tools effectively.

Great video. I currently shoot with a 7D MKii with EF100-400ii, mostly autocross (motorsports), here in the NJ, PA area. I am thinking of upgrading to the R7 or R6 mkII. I like the crop for more reach. How do you like the electronic viewfinder? Is that something you have to get used to, as the resolution is lower on the R7? I also noticed in the video Sayen Gardens, which is 5 minutes from my house.

Great photos! What lens are you using to get those bee shots?

Great vid, and subbed. R8 and R7 here. Many reviews suggest the R6ii/R8 has better subject detection and eye tracking, tho it seems a bit random to me. What’s your experience?

I thoroughly enjoy using my Canon R, R6, and R7. But I would be lying if I said there were no issues. And, it is sometimes hard to decide which one is my clear cut #1, because the bottom line is, that the R still takes the nicest looking photos of the trio. There’s only 1 camera out there - well, it will be soon - that I could drop in and use with all of my lenses that would give me a clear #1, and that will also solve most of the issues I have with my trio.

I love my R6 I and II. They are GREAT cameras. The dual SD cards give me peace of mind during wedding shoots. Plenty of quality and I don't want to sell out the 💰for the upgrades. My brother has a R5C for video work and I find it too bulky anyway. Happy to help another small photography channel.

I belong to a photo club and I just got the R7 ( I had th 90d) I like the camera but just getting use to it . I see these new camera and must agree with you these are professional , you dont need to have the latest to be able to take good photo , skill yes , I think that 85% of the users will be happy with your set up ... I heard something that I thing is very relevant ... better to have ok gear and keep your money to travel to interesting place where you can take interesting photos.... and I must agree I am going to Tanzania for 18 day and taking my R7 with the kit lens and a Rf100-400 /. I will take my 90 as back up with 18-135, none of the big lens are coming ( sigma & Tamron) , I need to keep the weight down for this trip .

I recently got the R5 because its price came down as the R5 MK II is coming (to me the upgrades and additional cost of the R5 MKII are not worth it ). I kept using my 5D MKIII until then, and I also used a crop sensor (7D MKII) for most of my wildlife shots. Both are still like new and allowed me to make great photos. Since the R6 MKII is also at a discount price, I thought of getting that one + the R7 instead of the R5 but it would still cost more than the R5 only. I believe that a new version of the R7 could also be coming🤔, so I will wait and see if the best choice for my needs would still be the R7 or R7 MKII ... Meanwhile, my 7D MKII is still doing a great job when ( just like you mentioned) more reach is required. I agree with you 100%, its not required to have the newest gear to make great photos; knowledge and skills are the most important things.

I don't know what I would do if I had all kinds of money so getting the latest models was just a sport. In the real financial world, I focus on the biggest bang for my buck, using my current gear for a few years so that the upgrades are significant, and, I suspect, way for more fun. In the past year I upgraded to an R7 and R6 mkII (Not simultaneously.) from an M5 (That was more complicated due to the lens situation.) and an R. Achievement unlocked!

I think this shows that these cameras still pack a huge punch and for the money is a killer combo. (R6mkii and R50 user) Newer cameras are nice however for the average user it’s overkill and most of the “features” will never get used.