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Nope! Not for photos, maybe sometimes a 12.5% most filter actually, VND for filming. But 90% of the time no filter

@@JimmyShixin amazing ...those are some sick post editing 🔥🔥 ..hope you can share some tips and tricks or editing tutorials/videos for us (specially those bright sunny landscape/Architecturs)🤩🤩

Thanks! I got some on my channel but also have my presets on my website if you want the quickest shortcut to my editing style!

I’d personally agree with this!

6400 is basically better in everything vs the 6500, the only thing the 6400 does NOT have is stabilization. BUT - (double check this cause I’m not 100% sure) the tamron should be stabilized so for this specific combo it shouldn’t matter and 6400 is the better choice for you

What do you mean over exaggerated? In my experience APSC and most their lenses are much lighter which is why I like using it for travel photography

Maybe 16 for close ups? I don’t think the 30 would work very well, though neither is a macro lens… you could get the 16 and pair it with those macro rings to allow you to take close up photos using the lens. But for landscapes and travel a zoom lens may be better in my opinion

@@JimmyShixin Yeah.. I wanna buy a Prime lens and then a zoom lens (Tamron 17-70mm), I think xD and i like close ups from flowers or so o: not macro like, a little Ant portrait :D just close ups from leaves, flowers.. and the "close up" from the sigma 16 or 30 is not too bad o: 25cm close distance But I think youre right.. 16 mm and when its too wide for some shots, I can crop a bit /:

Might make more in future! But in meantime feel free to check out my Lightroom presets for editing shortcuts

good point! I didn’t struggle that much with shakiness because I could use high shutter speeds during the day so didn’t need to worry about blurry shots that much - but mostly it’s because I actually never use the viewfinder. At first it was because using the screen was better for POV style videos for the viewers and over time I just got used to not using the EVF so I turned it off

To be completely honest it’s cause I’m lazy haha and I found them annoying / in the way when I put on ND filters or other filters when changing between filming and taking photos. For me I’ve only ever missed the lens hood when taking wide angle photos in super sunny weather - it prevents the lens flare, but mostly I’ve found that I don’t really need the hood

I agree with the zoom for travel thing tbh - check out the tamron review video I made. I rly HATE changing lenses when travelling so mostly use my tamron 17-70 zoom If you do any night stuff or filming having the prime lenses is super useful. But for daytime photography it’s not as important in my opinion. You’ll just have slightly less blurry backgrounds

Thanks! That was actually the lens that came with my 6500 initially, I ended up selling it for the Tamron because I felt F4 was too high for the min. Aperture for bokeh / night shots But still, great zoom range and sharpness so def a lens to consider!

Thanks - Glad it was helpful!

Good Q - was acc thinking of making a vid on this. The 56 I prefer most of the time until I run out of space.. because it’s quite zoomed in sometimes you can’t back up enough to get everything in frame which is annoying Sigma 30mm provides a bit more context to your shots as well because there is less background compression - in the end it depends on what you prefer personally but these are points I’d consider (and price ofc)

Thanks! Yes it was

Thank you Arun! Dw I didn’t go anywhere, works just been hectic & I was grinding out the presets haha, glad you liked this vid, more exciting stuff coming! (JP & China content)

Good choice! Been wanting the 6700 too just waiting for the funds 😅

Yea I've actually struggled to hold a FF camera set up with a single hand before which is never the case with my APSC camera Any suggestions on reasonable price ranges for the starter kit vid?

@@JimmyShixin I got my starter kit (Canon EOS M50 Mark II + 2 kit lenses) for 979 euros/837 GBP. I am very happy with it to this day still. I could have gone for the kit with just the one lens tho, since I purchased a second-hand 70-200mm f2.8 II lens shortly thereafter, which is still my default set-up for zoo photography. When browsing at the time, I considered kits from around the 600-1000 euro/513-855 GBP range. If *just* the camera body cost 1000 euros, I felt it was no longer starter and a bit out of my price range. Though, in hindsight, I kind of wish I had gone for something pricier as I've been wanting to do proper photography since I was a teen but I had also only been in my full-time job for only a year, so I didn't really have a reserve yet to spend on luxury/hobby stuff. Still tho, no regrets! I am happy with my body and I have since purchased lenses that I know will work on other camera bodies too should I decide to upgrade. Hope any of that helps!

Yea very valid point - while I do not own a FF camera I've used them plenty of times when shooting with my photography mates. But yea, haven't had a FF camera for the long term though, hence the caveat at the start of the vid

Quite the camera duo. How you liking the z8?

Noted re: the music thanks for letting me know!! Oh interesting about the notif bell - check that it’s still turned on, I have heard of cases where it’s randomly turned off for people

@@JimmyShixin Looks turned on, but I just did the ol' turn it off & on again. Hopefully that'll do it!

Thank you! Lool any recommendations for music? Gotta be careful to not get copyright striked lol

@@JimmyShixin for some of those epic shots maybe try some anticipation kinda music and lofi for the pov side of things xD

@@officialabdulrehman true true, thanks for this!

yea the battery removal usually does the trick but when its that cold the battery can just lose its juice unless you have the extra weather resistant ones (£££) its still annoying having to do that though, especially when youre freezing your hands off 😅

Omg amazing! Always happy to hear this - excellent selection of gear, hope you have a sick time with it!!

@@JimmyShixin thank you so much

thanks! And just do it - honestly not that scary and a lot of fun :)

equally versatile and convenient, BUT limited bokeh and low light performance because of F2.8 + APSC. if I want to take real nice cinematic footage I use my prime lenses + gimbal

Enjoy! Make sure to eat some real Döner Kebab ;)

What are these rumours saying? 👀

@@JimmyShixin mostly the dedicated, physical multifunction shutter button. Also big upgrades to all the sensors