What makes the best everyday carry camera the best?
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Preach it brother :). We all like to pretend it doesn’t matter but aesthetics do matter. Enjoying the look/feel of my gear makes me want to get out and shoot.
It’s just common sense.
It’s kinda funny how in an highly aesthetic art form we’re somehow not supposed to care about the aesthetics of the tools we use in said art form.
I’m holding out for the Fuji X100VXXVII. Then, and only then, will I be able to capture the perfect photo.
🔥🙏I respect your decision, but imho the 120MP, 24 stops of IBIS, Flog3, 8000 hours of battery life and medium format sensor just doesn't justify the 28g weight increase for something that is supposed to fit my pocket.
Plus, it will take Squarehood a few weeks to make a hood that makes it look like I'm shooting with a Summicron, and there's no way I'd be caught IRL without one.
Hard Pass for me since the GRIV will be out any minute now anyway.
Same model I am waiting for.
I'll wait for the markii to fix the flaw.
You earned subscription! The way you presented was clear and to to the point, making it very easy to watch and listen to.
When Nikon discontinued the A series (and the price was cut in half), I purchased two. A black one with an EVF and a silver one. They are my street shooters. 28mm rocks. I have taken those cameras everywhere as my walkaround poor man’s Leica Q. I shoot RAW and JPG simultaneously. The results are amazing. I also use the lens hood to add filters. Fantastic!
Im a teacher and I tell my kids something similar all the time in regards to their writing. You need a pen you think is cool and you love; you need a journal that makes you feel cool, and is aesthetically pleasing...dont have those and you won't write.
word. thanks for getting me back on track within my finding process !! :)
Something I learned about my CoolPix A is to learn to visualize. Photos come out way better than they look on the LCD screen. A lot of people do not realize that you can load custom profiles onto your Nikon which is great if you are a JPEG shooter. I shoot RAW and there is RAW processing software beyond LR that can give you amazing results. As for the look and feel of your camera, some YT photographer said that having a camera that inspires you to pickup ans shoot is very important.
The Olympus TG cameras became my new EDC. Water and shock proof, 21-105 fov equivalent. Fun in good light and fun flash photos
Love it! I know exactly what you mean, I love taking a stroll with my X70 with round lenshood. She too cute!
The best!
I bought this when it first came out. Still the best dynamic range is insane.
The rant at the end was a great!
Oh wow, what a gripping gear influencing video. We all needed another one of these.
Thanks man! You’re always supporting me and I appreciate it! Been a day one on here and Instagram.
Really liked this! After trying all the small cameras, I’ve ended up just using my “real” camera as my everyday camera: M10-R with a 28 Cron on the camera and a 50 Lux in a pocket or bag. It’s all about finding what you enjoy having on you every day, I think. I just take the camera with me and enjoy using my favorite camera and lens setup.
Nice. I did that for a few years also.
The XPro 1 made we want to carry a camera again…I now carry the XPro 3, looking forward to the XPro 4
I’m hoping Fujifilm does the X-Pro 4 correctly.
@@DeeRosa I’m hoping they keep the screen as is. Though I guess I’d be okay with an X-T4 style screen as well.
My EDC. Nikon coopix P310. I love the zoom versatility and f1.8 for low light. No RAW, no VF, no problem for me.
Nice setup for sure.
Where did you find this two-color Coolpix A? I only know them in silver or black. I have one in silver, but this one looks extremly good.
Totally agree with you.
I’ve had some ‘great’ camera from Fuji to Leica, at the end I sold them all and now I have a tiny RX100m3.
I myself enjoy & took way more photos with the rx100 than those cameras.
I love using evf and want a very light camera. That made me purchase the rx100 not the GR. The pop-up evf is clear, bright, most importantly I can hide it IN the camera, not take it off and let it get scratched in my pocket/bag.
Great video!
I’m interested in running one myself - seems to be a great camera.
how do you protect your Coolpix from getting dust inside?! drives me nuts
Loved the conclusion!! It matters!!
I really miss my Coolpix A. Sold it in 2017 to buy a X100 and they have held value quite well.
When im out with my Nikon Zfc I get all kinds of comments on how cool it is. Also, good luck getting a Ricoh gr anything. The lack of availability blows me away.
Call me crazy, but the camera i miss the most it's a shitty Sony point and shoot, no manual controls, only JPEG, but the smallest, lightest and chepaest camera i have owned. I thought "my smartphone can do the same and more, just give away the shitty camera". Well, it's not the same, that shitty camera was way cheaper than my smartphone, the zoom was great for the size (25-250mm equivalent), the size overall is smaller than a credit card and thinner than most small point and shoot. And even if i wanted to edit, Lightroom can extract a lot of info from JPEGs. The camera was the Sony WX-100 or something like that
Hey… call me crazy too, I loved using those small Sony Cameras in the 2000’s too, replaced my Pentax Espio film cameras
There’s never anything crazy about loving a camera.
I bought a Canon Elph 360 in March. I have to carry a work phone and don't take personal pics with it. I'm not going to buy a Ricoh GR3 for an everyday walking around camera. It's too big, too expensive and doesn't have a flash. Lightroom will make up for 90% of deficiencies of shooting jpeg in auto. Save that money, special gear and expertise for when you actually need it, not just catching pics as you go about life. And it's less likely to cause me to get robbed. And if I find something amazing or a great place to shoot, I can probably come back with my better gear another day.
@@trentc7329 That's it!! You nailed it 100%
You are not crazy I had an old Kodak and loved that think until I put in my back pocket and sat on it….🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
What about the compact form of many Olympus and Panasonic bodies ?
I sold my perfect EDC camera (Canon G5X MK1) Mainly because i'm an idiot with incurable GAS.
Pain.
Same
Ok for now I use rx100 and dxo one. If you are a casual shooter my advice take the best compact camera and spend time with it. But the moment you go semi pro or even pro go for a interchangeable camera.
My favorite every day carry may not make sense but I love it anyways, Canon 1D Mkii + 35 1.4 mki
I don’t mind the bulk, the shutter noise is beautiful, and the build is insane
I use my Fuji X100v for walk around a lot but lately I have an XS-10 with the XC 15-45 lens that is really nice. That lens is Fuji's cheapest but it is a sharp performer and small and lightweight.
Love the XS Line. Just right size with a grip.
I recently got a Samsung NX1000 with the 20-50 kit lens. And I love it. Wide enough for streets and landscape as well as zoom with good aperture for close ups and portraits. The best thing it was cheap and almost no used.
Curious about the image quality. Hear great things about Samsung camera.
@@DeeRosa so far great, shoot raw and the jpeg is almost ready to use, for a light camera it does its thing.
My goto compact camera is my Nikon 1 J5 good travel camera and my everyday all rounder is a Kodak PixPro WPZ2 waterproof camera, ideal on the boat or in the rain
I dived into photography start of last year and straight away bought myself a few cameras a Nikon p610 for a bridge, a canon 1300d for a DSLR and an Olympus tg-6 for a point and shoot ,(which I actually owned for 3 years or so) after learning a lot, watching a lot of videos and shooting a lot I own different cameras all together now and sold the others. My DSLR is a canon 1D which on first glance looks like a downgrade from the 1300d but photographers will know that it's a massive upgrade in disguise. For my bridge cameras I use a Sony rx10 mark 3 and a Lumix fz1000, I wanted these because of the Zeiss lens and the Leica lens but also because I got really good deals on them and they are the cameras that can keep up with today's 'standards' my point and shoot is a Nikon p7100 now which again looks like a downgrade from the tg-6 but it's so much better. So many people blab on to me about pixel density and all these modern features but photography for me is about capturing moments and has become a lot more private.
As an amateur capturing a photo on the canon 1D is a huge experience, finding that every tiny thing is manual and fiddling around until you have a picture that has good exposure and no noise is a huge learning experience, there's no hand holding, I'm finding it's the best way to learn the bare bones of photography. So as for the every day carry, the Nikon Coolpix p7100 is just a really gorgeous camera that's on the cheaper end of the market ATM, it's probably half the price of the Coolpix a dx, it's not as compact though and the aesthetic is a lot different, but still pleasing.
To me my favourite of all my cameras is the p7100, I love everything from the look that the ccd sensor seems to give images, it's 10mp so plenty of resolution really, it's slowed me down with my photography also being old tech it can be a bit slow at times which means I really think about what I'm about to photography rather than just blatantly shooting any and everything. The images it produces are extremely beautiful and I keep 99% of those images private and stored on my computer. I also love sending the pictures off to be printed on quality film paper and storing them in an album also. There's something different about using a camera over the phone from the obvious points like image quality, I don't care how many mp someone's phone is my 10mp p7100 will always do it better in my eyes just because of sensor size alone. But yeah, aesthetics are very important, it's about leading an analogue life. We seem to use our phones for everything these days, but you don't sh!t where you eat..
Loved this video!
Thank you!!
I recently changed up my EDC (to X-E4 + Voigtländer 27mm f2) and my thought process almost completely aligned to this. In particular: I made this change based on having made mistakes you mention before!
I'd add one more thing: think about what compromises you'd be okay with *in general* and dont' assume you'll like the same as others. Case in point: people rave about the leaf shutter of the X100 series, but I absolutely hate them (aside from their silence, which is cool). You can't shoot wide open at 1/4000th? And just in general: my max mechanical shutter speed changes depending on aperture? This made me kinda hate using that camera. It felt so inconsistent.
A compromise I realised I totally was okay with was giving up AF. So I got the Voigtänder 27mm (my favorite focal length) with an relative bright f2 aperture that is non-negotiable indoors in Norwegian winters (we tend to keep things dimly lit for some reason). And this lens is even smaller than the Fuji 27! Absolutely loving this combo. Also I like the more kinda stubby proportions it, it's like a chubbier cuter X100V.
Thanks for the video as always. Probably one of the very best camera advice videos on UA-cam I've ever seen!
Love my Coolpix A, too.
My favorite compact cameras of all time:
Ricoh GR - great one handed control with APS-C sensor
Fuji X70 - great Fuji manual controls and APS-C
Fuji X30 - small sensor all in one 28-112 f2-2.8 with great handling
Very nice!
If could put on my pants front pocket, it's a camera to use. In my case Ricoh GR3, Lumix GF2 14mm, Nikon1 j1/j5 10-30. In film Canon Prima 8.
Great video.
I use Panasonic GX9 - small, portable, heavy enough to not feel like a toy, light enough to not be a burden. Stabilisation, acceptable evf, Image quality perfectly fine for me. With Panasonic Leica 15mm f1.7 lens it looks like baby Leica, cool af.
That’s a nice setup.
A long time ago (film era) we had oodles of choice in different budgets for suitable EDC cameras. My personal favourites were Yashica T5 (I loved the built in WLF), the awesomely pocketable Minox folding 35mm cameras, moving up to a different size the Olympus 35RC (there were many other brands also producing the small rangefinders, which are also very cool) and once we get to SLR proportions an ME Super with a 40mm pancake. I still own the last 3, but stupidly I sold the first. Boy do I regret it. Then came the digital age and initially there was a plethora of choice of truly small cameras, all with zoom lenses. My wife and I used to fight over who got to carry our Sony WSC something with its 28 to 135mm zoom range. It even had a tiny OVF for when one could n't see the screen properly. It survived many years and was very reliable until it eventually succumbed to dust on the sensor, which being small showed up very clearly as a large ugly blob. With the decline of the camera market though, new options are very limited and when shooting digital I typically carry an X-T10 with TTartisans 27mm or 35mm lens attached. The X-Too cameras look so cool IMO, handle so well and in this configuration are still nice, light and compact.
Nowadays I am devoting a lot more time to shooting film again, especially with smaller PAS or rangefinder bodies. I am enjoying having a lot of fun spending very little trying to find the ideal camera to replace that T5 I regretfully sold - there is no way I am splashing out on what they go for now, with their ageing electronics. Recent purchases I have liked being a Ricoh FF-9, Agfa Optima and Konica C35. All are very sweet and very cool in their own way.
The last word in coolness though is really my grandfather's Voigtlander Vito IIa, made sometime in the 1950's when he purchased it and still working just fine with only one service carried out in 2012. Small enough to fit into a jeans pocket when folded, a super contrasty 50mm f3.5 Color Skopar lens and a real conversation piece when people see me carrying it. Aah.... I wish someone would make a digital folder
Woah. Selling that T5 must have been killer 😭
@@DeeRosa I was desperately short of funds at the time and it was either the T5 or ME Super that had to go. At the time it was the right choice, but looking at how the market has played out in the succeeding 25 years, I wish I had kept the T5 instead. It would have been a lot easier (and cheaper) to replace the Pentax.
Point 5…💯 and AMEN!
i've been toying with m43 for the last couple of months. at first i bought gx80 and 25 1.4 as a place holder since i wanted a proper compact camera like coolpix a or gr, but after trying 15 1.7 i don't want to move on from m43. now i got myself a gm1, and it's almost perfect paired with 15 1.7. the only thing that i don't like about it is lack of auto iso in manual exposure, but i can work with that. also a very minor gripe: i would love to have another fn button to assign touch screen lock so my focus point is locked when shooting from the hip
Micro Four Thirds is a fantastic option and honestly the quality for street is going to be very similar to 35mm film in my opinion. It’s a win all around to me.
My dream is a pocketable manual focus camera with a 28mm pancake lens and a focus tab. I know the Q line exists but I’d be fine with a 28mm f2.8 or f4 to reduce the size.
Man I want the SAME.
Would LOVE to see a video on the nikon Coolpix A
Will be making that once I use it enough.
Just love Nikon1 j5
我拿了一些相机出国 可最后我用的最多的还是手机
Still miss my Olympus Mju ii, that was stolen in my home many years ago.
Dee Rosa, can you make video where you will compare some compact camera (point and shoot camera) vs flagship smartphone ?
Does smartphones take better quality picture than compact camera...
Thx
I probably won’t. I don’t use phones because my hands are too large, the controls are horrible and too many chances to miss a shot due to accidental swiping and locking.
Sony 35 F2.8 ZA 12:46 making a really nice images.
My canon eos M, still using today, APSC + Compact lens = Versatile casual camera.
For me, I agree, it's got to be about the enjoyment. You have to like using it, you have to like carrying it, and you have to like showing it off. Mine is an o-g Olympus E-M5 with a 17mm f/1.8. Do I have "better" cameras? I do. Do I enjoy them more? I do not.
Exactly! I can always do better but can’t put a price on having something I enjoy.
Is the lens you're using the TTArtisan 17mm? I've got the same camera and using the 25mm from TTArtisan but interested in 35mm equivalent
@@louishorsley4477 no, it's the Olympus M.Zuiko 17mm f/1.8 : it's a smaller lens than TTArtisan, though not as bright.
@KirstenBayes ah cool good to know thanks!
Nikon Z7 and 50mm Elcan is portable enough for me (for most situations)
Letting it hang on a strap is also the most immediate way to have it ready for capturing. Skin/tape over the logo is the fastest way to up the aesthetic too IMO
The golden combo.
@9:10 Oh no, we do! We also care about which lenses have recessed front elements too
Pulling out a Bronica SLR is a power move.
The only move.
My compact everyday camera is the Nikon D700 with a 50mm 1.8G. 😂 it just depends what you consider portable, and honestly it is not that heavy!
Point 5 is super important, I couldn't imagine taking out a Sony A7C that is small but is designed for 50 year olds or such a clunky Canon camera that looks like it got stuck in 2007 in a casual setting. In the end nobody outside of DSLR forums will see a difference in the sharpness or 1 stop more background blur in the photos you take, I'd argue most people even prefer a whacky vignette or dreamy softness when they casually take photos. I wish Fujifilm would do a 27f2 because I prefer that for everyday over 23 and 35, and possibly they could sacrifice some image quality for an even smaller bodybelow 40mm
Nikon J5, with a 10 mm 2.8 which is a 27 mm equivalent and 18 mm 1.8 lens. Much nicer to have an interchangeable lens camera than a fixed lens camera. Never liked that concept. However, the Nikon A camera was a really really good camera with a larger sensor than the Nikon one series.. For casual shooting I love the Nikon 1 series. Great for taking on holiday shoots as well. Nice and small fits into a fanny pack with three lenses.Regards Gerry
Love a nice looking camera but I kinda just want something stealthy and not trying to be a theft target when traveling. Fuji x100v is a nice experience but still too big for me and I prefer 45-70mm. A rx100vii or a ricoh might do. I wish fuji would make a new XQ2. As I’m not finding what I’m looking for I‘m afraid to say shooting raw on a pro smartphone and maybe some uprez might just be the best setup for me… but i’d trade that for a great compact camera.
The Nikon 1 series of cameras are underrated. Yeah it’s discontinued but for me the amount of power from this little cx sensor is pretty amazing. Throw the 18mm lens or even the kit 10-30 or 30-110mm and you have some insane reach due to the crop factor. I currently have a v1 and even the video out it is pretty darn good.
Totally agree
The Nikon J3 is my 10 year old son's camera. I paired it with a 10mm/18mm prime lens. He loves the look and it's a comfortable carry for him.
I have both AW1 and V1 with 30 - 110 and 10 - 30 both great cameras fantastic auto focus
@@lovethevideos I’m in the process of hunting down a 30-110 and plan on getting the 18.5mm
@@lovethevideosI’m also looking into the 10-110? I think.
Brilliant!
Thank you!
I had this camera. Loved it. But... i like 35mm so X100 original is what i kept but i always wondered why Nikon never put out a mark ii of this camera
Wondering the same thing.
My fav UA-camr 😍😍😍🤍❤️❤️
I use a Fujifilm X10 and that ro ks my boat. Eyeing on CoolPix A.
Good pickup for sure.
Damn. This was a good video.
Much appreciated!
For me, I really love having an EVF - except when I am using my iPhone 😂
Well-said!
🤝🏽
I also had the small Nikon A 1000 (I think that was the name), but the image quality is poor at the long end. AF is slow.
I liked the Sony RX100 series the best and it was also the smallest. Hopefully Sony will bring an update with the RX100 Mark 8, it would be a no-brainer purchase for me.
Think this is a different model - no zoom on this BUT I hear the RX100 line is amazing!
@@DeeRosa Amazing, perhaps a little exaggerated, but quite nice in terms of size and functionality. Unbeatable for vacation and to-go in terms of size, dynamic and function.
Lil update, the bookstore Half Price Books that's featured is located in San Antonio TX BUT that specific location, on Broadway, has just recently been been the victim of gentrification and was forced to close down because of developers
Yes. I know.
Love my GRII
It loves you back.
I'm using a xt 30 with a 23 f/2 as EDC.
Good setup
If I want compact I'll use my phone. If I want a SERIOUS portable camera, (which is all the time), I use my loyal companion, a Canon VT Deluxe with a 21mm f4 Voightlander Color Skopar LTM loaded with Ilford FP4.(yellow filter).I carry it in my Domke F803 Ruggedwear camera bag with a 50mm Canon f1.8 LTM lens in case I see something that calls for a standard fast lens.
For me it is the perfect set up.📷👍
Good rig.
If you elect to purchase a camera with an EVF consider whether it has a diopter.
Yeah!
the very best daily carry camera is your quality mobile phone. Mine is a Huawei P60 Art, My next one will be the Huawei Pura 70 Mate
Biggest takeaway guys, pick a camera that goes with your workflow not against it.
1000%
Is it me or did he add a lot of sharpness to the sample photos 🤔
I think that might be my old Coolpix A... sold on ebay for $285 in 2021 when I got my X100V. As always I regret selling it :( . It's biggest flaw was the AF... speed not great, and missed focus often.
Honestly I’m having a blast with the focus and haven’t missed much unless it’s too close to the lens. Maybe I’m getting lucky!
@@DeeRosa I was probably just impatient... the image quality is still outstanding after all of these years.
Current everyday is a Nikon Z30….Light, fits in a bag, cheap so I don’t sweat carrying it around, feels great in hand, stellar images, what’s not to like? No viewfinder, I don’t care, it’s a point and shoot :-)
Super interested in that camera after I saw their 24/1.7 release. How is it?
Still got to get a suitable prime for the camera… tbh I use the kit lens because it’s got stabilisation and I’m a recovering perfectionist…
I liked your video. Very passionate. Well thought out. And yes some cameras are jewelry such as a M6, Leica Q3 etc.
And absolutely yes the 35 mm Sony T Zeiss f2.8 is an unbelievable jewel. I love it so much I bought one for my best friend. Right now I’m using my R6 mk 2 with canon 28mm f2.8 pancake. As you said a small high quality lens can turn a small full frame mirrorless camera into a daily carry. Loved your video and yes when I feel like being naughty I’ll pull out the HASSY X2D with the 45mm or on Veterans and Memorial Days I’ll use my Father’s 1951 Nikon S. Nothing wrong with that. We all just love cameras. Thanks.
So, the most important thing in photography is vanity, ego and how you want to pe perceived by others!
Sure - if that’s all you took from this was that 3 minutes then go ahead; seems like you’ve got that covered because a huge part of vanity is the inability listen to others.
The best everyday camera is the one you already have in your pocket everyday, your smartphone.
For some. Unfortunately I hate it in all fronts.
@@DeeRosa why? They are incredible devices. Especially if you have good apps that replicate different film stocks and classic cameras. I can get a look everything from a disposable point and Shoot camera up to a Leica M6 look and a ton in between.
@@michaelbell75 cool. My hands are too big. They’re clumsy to use. You miss shots and I prefer a camera. I’m glad you like it. I don’t and I therefore don’t recommend.
Sony rx100. The best ever
choose your weapon
If my xe4 had ibis, I'd foul myself. 😅
The dream.
ovfs are great . evf not so much.
This youtubers making all point and shoot old camera expensive
Damn straight.
The best small camera has not been made although the Leica Dlux 8 comes close. Why? People need to jump ship to the next great item. That’s making money.
Please, the cameras are not readily available ANYWHERE anymore. I have contacted all the cameras stores in my area, even B&H and no one has any Ricoh or Fulifilm ……. I feel that sometimes UA-camrs are putting out videos of things that they know doesn’t exist. Even the Canon powershots G7 are discontinued and not available anywhere else.
And the waiting lists for this cameras are just getting bigger and longer than ever before.
And this has being the case for at least 4 years now……. I feel like if UA-camrs are making videos of things they know doesn’t exist any longer in the market just for the sake of clicks, views and monetization.
Whomever uploads videos reviews of these cameras is like listening to a PhD dissertation of something that doesn’t exist.
Pardon me if I come across frustrated , but I am. I wanted a Ricoh GR III X and I would have to buy the Sony RX 100 VII because that’s the only one available in one of the stores in my area.
Forgive me for my harshness, my intent is not to disrespect you or your hard work. 😓
I didn’t recommend any specific camera. It’s a guide to figure out what kind of camera you want. I said you can shoot a DSLR. Film SLR. Etc.
Discontinued cameras aren’t always available. But cameras like the Nikon Z30, Canon Autoboy, Canon P, Sony ZV-1, RX100 line, and more are readily available if it fits you.
This Nikon Coolpix A I’m using isn’t the best. But I like the images. But I’ve used many cameras, some rare and some not. It’s more about knowing what you like in a camera and not a specific camera.
@@DeeRosa you are right in saying that your didn’t recommend any camera. ….. I was reacting to the line when you mention Ricoh, Fuji etc and then said “they are somewhat readily available” ……. That was the part that threw me off. I like the part when you said not to purchase a camera with a focal length that you aren’t use to shoot with. That’s a very honest assessment because I am more of a 50 MM + shooter and my choice for the Ricoh would have been that one that has the equivalent 50MM lens.
I noticed that you mentioned that the protruding lens of the Sony RX 100 VII could bring in dust into the sensor.
I thought this was an issue only with the Ricoh ones.
The only thing that is making me hesitating to purchase the Sony RX 100 is the 1 inch sensor. I have full frame and APS-C, they are both outstanding, but the 1 inch, I think is even smaller than the Micro Fourth Third sensor !
Do you think than the 1 inch sensor produces better photos than my new iPhone 13 Pro ?
@@StrivingMen oh I see. Well I see them available on r/photomarket and fredmiranda a lot exchanging hands but not in stores.
Yeah any lens that goes in and out will usually gather dust over time
my x100vi is now an imaginary unicorn 😭😭
Still no shipment???
Nope just promises. Still holding on though. Im the 20th on the list 🇵🇭
Bottom line get a phone with good camera 🤔🤭🤫☺️
Sure. If that’s what you want.
@@DeeRosa actually I totally agree with every point you suggest before investing in any camera (from point and shoot to pro body and lens camera) because like you said every camera serves a specific purpose and everyone have different needs and preference - get one that suits your needs and will excite you to bring it with you and even maybe take more photos 🙏🏻😀
The biggest problems about integrated lens ultra-compact EDCs are:
- dust will get in regardless
- lens af torque is often highly compromised
- fragility of the build quality
- limitation of the lens (zoom): fragile, easily decentered, horrendous resolution falloff on the edges and corners.
- limitation of the lens (prime): slow torque (often!), aperture speed, crazy vignetting.
I've owned the A75, A640, G7, G9, G10, F200EXR, F80EXR, X10, FX33, LX3, GR1, the A, 2 x rx100, 6 x rx100ii, 1 x rx100ii, 1 x rx100vi, 1 x rx100v, the X100s, X100F, LX100, Q and the LX10 and have honestly given up on the integrated lens EDC. Instead, I commited to a full X-T3 kit with a set of medium-small zoom and prime lenses that gets me super excited to use them.
And looking forward, I'm looking to owning an E-P7 with the leica 15, 25 and zuiko 45. :)
Cool. I’m glad that’s working out for you; I know someone who is still running their original X100 that she got at launch.
Let people shoot what they want.
@@DeeRosa of course it's good to let people shoot what they want. Just sharing my personal edc journey.
The perfect camera doesn’t exist.
**tapping my SpongeBob digital camera**
Must be nice being so wrong.
the part at the end was too self centered
Weaaaaak.
LMAO at that spiel at the end, no it doesn't matter what the camera looks like at all. Its a tool ffs. No one walks around saying hey cool hammer bro....Maybe to trendy tick tok children it matters but not to adults, I like fashion as much as the next guy for sure but a camera is not a fashion accessory, if you think its a fashion accessory you are part of the problem lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 At least there are gonna be very barely used mint condition cameras on the used market in a few years due to people like this thinking its just trendy and having to one up other people. Photography isnt a pissing contest...bleh..Im out LMAO
You wrote a whole novel during your hissy fit. Lmao. “Adult”.
@@DeeRosa you call that a novel? goes to show how you never actualy read books LMFAO....more than a few sentences triggers your ADD? LMAO
Why would I want to “make more photos every day”? Seriously am I supposed to take my camera to the bathroom? And why would I buy a dedicated camera that has a sensor 10% bigger than my phone? I seriously can’t get past the basic premise of this video.
Sounds like skill issue.
@@DeeRosa I just insinuated that you can make just as good photos with your smartphone. How is this a skill issue?
@@michall6376 because you understood the premise of the video if choosing your phone was your choice. Your inability to understand is a skill issue. You understood the premise because you made a decision after watching. Lol
overly processed photos
You tell em, Doug!
Please do yourself a favor and don’t say “whenever” when you should be saying “when”. It will help you credibility a ton, here and in life.
Not gonna take this advice and I have more credibility than you here and in life. I hope your day sucks.
@@DeeRosa Ok, enjoy speaking like you didn’t make it past 3rd grade grammar. Gheez. My comment was genuine and not mean-spirited at all. Your reaction speaks volumes.
@@firstclassfish01 mine was also genuine and sincere.
@@DeeRosa You insulted me, so like I said that says more about you. So far as more credibility in life? You don’t even know me, so you’re just displaying a gap in logic.
I’m still carrying my Panasonic Lumix LX7. I understand every aspect of the camera and it still takes excellent pictures.