Great one Keith. I’ve always shot mirrorless and I have no complaints with the results and experience. I think the biggest factor for choosing which to get is the feel and experience of using the camera. Makes you shoot more!
Thanks Keith. The advantage of staying with canon for me is I love the camera body’s and the menus, so it would be like getting a makeover for my camera, same camera different insides lol.
Hi mate. Hope your well. Nice video with loads off info as always. When i upgraded last year. Was not sure to go mirror less or not. But I decided to stay with a DSLR, really enjoy my Cannon 90D, has load off great features on it. But I do know I going to at some point go mirror less. Take care mate. Shawn
Hi Shawn, hope you okay mate. I am in two minds about it, I want to upgrade because of the new features, but at the same time I do love my 5d mk4 , it still produces some great images. One day mate I will take the plunge into the mirrorless world.
Have loved my Mirrorless Camera (Canon RP) since I upgraded from my Canon 1100D a couple of years ago... Have you taken a look at the Canon Test Drive Programme where you can hire a Camera or Lenses for 48-hours...? - You pay a deposit, but then you get that back, provided the equipment is in good condition when its returned to them Its how I ended up deciding on the Canon RP in the end, as was able to try it out, before buying
I did look at the test drive program, however not knowing anyone that has used it I wasn’t sure about using it, I know it’s not actually cannon but another company, I imagine they would take the deposit for the stupidest reason.
@@keithguppy Yeah its definitely a third party... both times I've used them it was closer to the end of the pandemic, and because they weren't sure if they would get the Equipment out to me on the agreed date, they sent it to me a few days early, so I got to use it for more than 48-hours for no extra cost... Whether that's still the case, or whether I got lucky I'm not sure, as has been a few years now. The Gear itself came in proper cases as well, protected by Memory Foam, so when I wasn't using it it was stored safely away lol!... Was definitely a case of using it like a new-born baby to avoid having to lose the deposit, but never had that issue... I do eventually plan on doing a video around it later in the year. Can imagine people have had horror stories though, as guess that 3rd party can differ as to where you're based in the country... e.g. Equipment you hire, probably wont come from the same place that I get it from.
@neilstevensphotography good to know. My previous experience with canon repair service was awful so I’m a little dubious about using third party companies. Maybe I just got unlucky
Hi Keith hope you're well. Great video, nice bit of kit that canon, I love my little canon eos m50 although it's only an entry level camera definitely mirrorless is the future of photography as it opens up more possibilities . I'd like to upgrade my D810 to something like the Z7 or Z8 but it's a big cash outlay, and the image quality probably won't be much better, although I'd get many more features. Unfortunately Nikon seem to be quite a bit behind with the video features of their line of mirrorless cameras. I paid £60 for a spare battery for my D810 and I thought that was steep, the price of the battery and memory card for the R3 is rather eye watering. Would you replace your lenses with R series lenses or use an adapter. Best wishes stay safe Jon and Karen
Hi Jon, hope you are both well. I agree, mirrorless is definitely the future, and I feel the same, my 5d still produces some great images but lacks features of the new mirrorless cameras. I would keep all my lenses and use an adaptor mainly because I can’t afford to replace them lol.
Am curious... When you're using the Focus Stack @ 10:10... Do you not need a tripod because of the high Shutter Speed? - Otherwise it must be a challenge trying to stack in post otherwise?
Hi mate, Photoshop aligns the images making a tripod unnecessary, obviously it would be better on a tripod as you wouldn’t lose any of the image to cropping, however for this experiment I wanted to see how it held up doing hand held stacks.
Fun video Keith, good luck and enjoy whichever camera you get. Be well.
Thanks Enrique, thought I would have fun with this one
Great video Keith. That’s always the consideration when pondering an upgrade; are the additional features worth the extra money. 👌👍
Thanks Mark, exactly, my camera takes perfectly good photos, it’s all the other tech that will make it worth upgrading
Great one Keith. I’ve always shot mirrorless and I have no complaints with the results and experience. I think the biggest factor for choosing which to get is the feel and experience of using the camera. Makes you shoot more!
Thanks Keith. The advantage of staying with canon for me is I love the camera body’s and the menus, so it would be like getting a makeover for my camera, same camera different insides lol.
Great video on mirrorless camera.Glad Colin found it in the end.😂😂
Cheers mate.
Hi mate. Hope your well. Nice video with loads off info as always. When i upgraded last year. Was not sure to go mirror less or not. But I decided to stay with a DSLR, really enjoy my Cannon 90D, has load off great features on it. But I do know I going to at some point go mirror less. Take care mate. Shawn
Hi Shawn, hope you okay mate. I am in two minds about it, I want to upgrade because of the new features, but at the same time I do love my 5d mk4 , it still produces some great images. One day mate I will take the plunge into the mirrorless world.
Another great video Keith, and informative Good work :-)
Thank you 🙏🏼 I don’t to technical reviews so I thought I would throw a little fun into this one
@@keithguppy i did laugh at the little guy lol
😂 glad it came across as intended
@@keithguppy it certainly did Keith 🙂
Have loved my Mirrorless Camera (Canon RP) since I upgraded from my Canon 1100D a couple of years ago... Have you taken a look at the Canon Test Drive Programme where you can hire a Camera or Lenses for 48-hours...? - You pay a deposit, but then you get that back, provided the equipment is in good condition when its returned to them
Its how I ended up deciding on the Canon RP in the end, as was able to try it out, before buying
I did look at the test drive program, however not knowing anyone that has used it I wasn’t sure about using it, I know it’s not actually cannon but another company, I imagine they would take the deposit for the stupidest reason.
@@keithguppy Yeah its definitely a third party... both times I've used them it was closer to the end of the pandemic, and because they weren't sure if they would get the Equipment out to me on the agreed date, they sent it to me a few days early, so I got to use it for more than 48-hours for no extra cost... Whether that's still the case, or whether I got lucky I'm not sure, as has been a few years now.
The Gear itself came in proper cases as well, protected by Memory Foam, so when I wasn't using it it was stored safely away lol!... Was definitely a case of using it like a new-born baby to avoid having to lose the deposit, but never had that issue... I do eventually plan on doing a video around it later in the year.
Can imagine people have had horror stories though, as guess that 3rd party can differ as to where you're based in the country... e.g. Equipment you hire, probably wont come from the same place that I get it from.
@neilstevensphotography good to know. My previous experience with canon repair service was awful so I’m a little dubious about using third party companies. Maybe I just got unlucky
Hi Keith hope you're well. Great video, nice bit of kit that canon, I love my little canon eos m50 although it's only an entry level camera definitely mirrorless is the future of photography as it opens up more possibilities . I'd like to upgrade my D810 to something like the Z7 or Z8 but it's a big cash outlay, and the image quality probably won't be much better, although I'd get many more features. Unfortunately Nikon seem to be quite a bit behind with the video features of their line of mirrorless cameras. I paid £60 for a spare battery for my D810 and I thought that was steep, the price of the battery and memory card for the R3 is rather eye watering. Would you replace your lenses with R series lenses or use an adapter.
Best wishes stay safe Jon and Karen
Hi Jon, hope you are both well.
I agree, mirrorless is definitely the future, and I feel the same, my 5d still produces some great images but lacks features of the new mirrorless cameras. I would keep all my lenses and use an adaptor mainly because I can’t afford to replace them lol.
Am curious... When you're using the Focus Stack @ 10:10... Do you not need a tripod because of the high Shutter Speed? - Otherwise it must be a challenge trying to stack in post otherwise?
Hi mate, Photoshop aligns the images making a tripod unnecessary, obviously it would be better on a tripod as you wouldn’t lose any of the image to cropping, however for this experiment I wanted to see how it held up doing hand held stacks.
@@keithguppy Did you lose much via. this experiment?