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I'm new to the avata 2, I agree with you about having more fun flying low level hitting gaps and spaces, keep your crashes in the videos it's real flying and also entertaining. you have the goggles so you can pair it with Mini 4 pro and motion 3 controller. this is the first video i seen from your channel so yes drone vids is why I subbed and liked..

Great video. You kind of forgot about APS-C lenses for travel with your A7CR. The Sony E 15mm f1.4 G is high quality, tiny and gives a full frame equiv. of 22.5mm and F2! It's not the 24GM, but man is it luggable for travel at 219g vs 445g.

Great video and actually looking to upgrade from an Edge 1030 myself. Would you say the general responsiveness/snappiness of the 1040 Solar still holds up well today? Say when loading up a course, swiping around the UI, etc. Thanks. 🙂

Thank you for the review. Did you used with low light?

If you want HDF, you can always do it in post.

9:04 Some good choices. I don't have an a7Rc, but I'm tempted. However I'm just about to buy an a7Rv instead (better ergo, dual cards, full HDMI etc). Like you I have a lot of glass and can't carry it all, especially for travel. Anyway if I was using an a7Cii or a7Rc for discrete/compact then.... a) I'd lose the 16-35 GM. In fact I just sold mine before mkii announced. I may yet buy the mkii, but I have a (travel friendly) PZ 16-35 f4 G. It's a fraction the size/weight of GM, prob just as sharp in real world use. Also most landscape or architecture doesn't need f2.8. All that said, I might still leave the 16-35 at home and sub in the superb 20mm f1.8 G prime. That will look discrete, handle landscape, astro, night, architecture, video etc etc. b) My 2nd lens would be the 35mm f1.8 G. It's super sharp, pretty small, fast etc. Would be ideal for street, environmental portraits, landscape, night and is 1+ stops faster than the 40mm or any mid range zoom. I also have and prefer my GM f1.4 35mm, but for light travel I'd pack my f1.8 G instead. c) I also have/like the 55mm Zeiss for it's quality and speed and superb quality. IMO it pairs well with a 35mm (maybe better than a 40). I also have the lovely 50mm f1.4 GM and a 24-70 f2.8 GM mkii - both of which I use more than my 55 Zeiss. But for light travel the 55 f1.8 Zeiss is the 'no brainer' choice. d) If I still had space then I'd consider also packing the much underated 85mm f1.8 G. It's pretty small, fast, affordable and I'm going to keep mine even if/when I buy the new 85mm f1.4 GM mkii. Depending on the travel size constraint or anticipated subjects, then I might take an 85mm f1.8 instead of a 55mm. But it's a hard choice. Given an a7Rc then 61Mp gives a lot of cropping flexibility. So a 55 or 85 could be cropped to something like an 87mm or 135mm equiv in APS-C mode. Equally a 20mm could do service as a fast cropped 30mm equiv (great street?) or a 35 f1.8 could then sub for the 55mm Zeiss. In lieu of a tripod I might try and squeeze in a small good quality table pod, Plattypod, or other custom clamp. But IBIS and good technique would go a long way to obviating the need for any pod. In summary IMO a 20mm f1.8,G + 55mm f1.8 Zeiss (with an APS-C crop option at 26Mb in camera or post) would make a 'killer' combo. If 3 small lenses permitted, then I'd appreciate either 20 + 35 + 55 or 85 mm (all f1.8). Might any of above modify your, otherwise quite similar, opinions?

Do the Fenix bands fit the epix gen 2?

Nice video, is it your Kickr still running fine? Looks like the more expensive Kickr is more durable than the Kickr Core. I'm not sure what to do as a beginner. PS: Like your garage setup.

Thank you for sharing your experience. I struggle starting to cycle again in the spring after the long cold winters here in Idaho and a Wahoo Kickr seem to be a great trainer to at least try an maintain my fitness level. I'm not sure about the Zwift program but it sounds like it can be at least more entertaining than staring at a wall. Found an unused/unopened V4 kickr that's in my price range that may be the way I go! Thanks again.

I just bought a $40 pair on amazon and they are fantastic.

Are there any specific settings you use when running? Or any to avoid...

I'm a senior on a fixed income, so I can't afford your camera gear, but when traveling light, I will go with my Sony A7riii, Tamron 20mm f2.8, Sigma 65 f2, and Sigma 90mm. All are very sharp and small, and I can pack them in a small over-the-shoulder camera bag. I am most amazed at the Sigma 90mm f2.8...truly one of the most miniature lenses I own. It's one of those great Len's secrets that few people know about. Amazingly, such a small lens is 90mm. Sometimes, I will also take my Sigma 16-28 f2.8 lens. I also have the Sony 85mm 1.8, Samsung 135 f1.8, an old, banged up, dented Sony 24-70 f2.8 GM, and Sigma 100-400. They all serve a purpose and still give me excellent quality, though not high-quality gear.

Great camera but completely agree re the position of the On-Off lug, drives me mad! Got used to the SD card position now. It's amazingly powerful and competent camera in such a compact body. I bought it for lightweight touring on a motorcycle, the ability to crop in saves taking long lenses. I carry an 18mm f/2.8, 35mm f/1.8 and a Tamron 28-200mm f/2.8-5.6 which will also close-focus plus an Insta360 X4. Sometimes I will take the Sony 28-60mm f/4-5.6 if I'm traveling in 'dodgy' areas. I also have A9 and A7Riv bodies for studio, sports photography etc. Keep up the good work, just subscribed.

I'm confused with this video. There should be much more focus on the fact that these lenses can be adapted to work on current mirrorless and they work great so why box them into the same body of the time? I mean you did mention but briefly. I think it should have been the main focus.

Very useful. Exactly the perspective I wanted to hear, confirming a bare bones camera does the job. I will likely place the Mini 3 front and rear in all my vehicles.

What is german pay?

Can you do a video on how to position the Insta360 x4 to climbing up hill or a mountain and show the slop or gradient as you climbing a bike?

Best video on the matter.

Why would the cammo put us off?

Thanks for explaining the service. I was hesitant to go to the trouble since I had not seen Garmin Pay signs anywhere. I’ve set it up.

If the radar prevents a collision from behind… Why the need for a camera ? In case of an accident, THEY need to miss your light and YOU have to ignore their approach. If there is a collision after that, you might as well call it an attempt on your life ! 4 to 6 hours is not enough for me anyway. And keep in mind that battery life never improves and only deteriorates over time. And it is not replaceable.

Looking at these Garmin watches. Specifically used 7x/7x pro and used epic pro 51mm. What do you think about the epix pro

I just moved from Apple Watch to Fenix 8. I don’t train yet. Factors that convinced me to move is the battery life and the intense health measurements.

Very good video. I have a Fenix 6 pro en thinking to upgrade to a fenix 7 pro. Just dont know to gen the 47mm or the 51. I have 18cm wrists. Do you have an opinion on it?

My watch is always telling me to take it easy for the day. I'll run 3-6 miles a day, every once in a while I'll do 20 miles. Also the heart monitor I always saying my heart is at 180 and when I run it my self I'll get 150 ish, when I'm running uphill or something. Then the last thing I can't figure out is how to set up the GPS tracking

Great intro !!!!!

Excellent video. Congrats.

Nice video but you said the word I dread -- "game changer" :-) You are the first person to say 32 bit float. THANK YOU!!!! That was my question.

Thank You, Julian, So true!! Great video! Thumbs up!

I don’t get how people get such battery life the only time I’ve managed over a week is on holiday with no activities logged with loads of lux hours. Usually get a week at most with 4/5 activities tracked. It’s a Fenix 7 x Solar and only 9 months old.

Thanks for the review. I’m curious, when you run with the camera are you holding it all the time? Do you store it anywhere when you’re not using it on a run or race and then bring it when you do want to film something? If so what do you use to keep it secure. I can’t imagine running a half marathon or a long run holding a camera the whole way, for me that would be a bit uncomfortable. Thanks

GoPro been public is its biggest problem now a days. Like to many American companies this leads to little money for RD and innovation. It's not its only problem but just one of many.

My travel kit : A7cR + Sony 16-35 f4 PZ + Tamron 50-300 + Samyang 35mm F1.8 All have very very good feedbacks in the tests for their Image quality on A7RV and are compact in their categories.

I dunno man... I bought a $3000 Sony 12-24 GM F2.8 last night... and just the preliminary stuff ive seen with it is mind blowing.... My camera gear was all 20 years old, I had one high end canon lens left, and I just decided I wanted to drop the cash for another 20 year set up

Thanks for the video. It’s saved me so much time clearing up my brain from the noise and confusion of a gazillion options. I like your practical grounded video. I just bought my first Garmin (Epix Pro). I love your blue/orange which I just ordered. You have a silicone teal one in your video, is that one an Ancool one, I cannot find it.

I started video January 2024... GoPro is not on my radar: Go 3 to Go 3S, X3 to X4, DJI Pocket 2 to DJO Pocket 3 and next up Sony ZV-E1... Why would I add a new eco system?

I charge mine for 15 minutes every night I take it off to take a shower. My watch never falls below 90 percent.

Watched a couple of your videos to figure out best practices for the Hero 12 and how it performs running and biking - super helpful, thanks so much, subscribed!

Great demo! Good points on flying and marketing of drones.

I got one and started using it, I like it but it will drain my head unit in 3.5 hours.

Where do you get your music from?

You should not be hearing sound quality changes when breathing. I have had several swim skokz over the years and have never had this happen.

I dont think gopro has the money to hire the best people and research in order to do this. The last useful upgrade was the 8:7 resolution on gopro 11.