Aside from the topic at hand, I just wanted to tell you how calm and peaceful of a presence you exude. I could watch your videos all day. Have a great day today ❤
Completely agree about the R5/R6 giving new life to lenses like the canon EF 50 1.2 L. I was blown away how much better that lens works with my R5 as opposed to my 5D iv.
I really love how informative your video is. It’s hard to find good comparisons! I’ve had my canon DSLR for about 6 years now and I’m ready to upgrade due to the volume of my sessions
I started my photography in 2006 with a Canon Rebel XT, 8 megapixels, took more than 100,000 shots and the camera still looks like new and takes great shots
Overall a very nice video! You bring up a lot of good points to consider. I shot professionally for 35 years and retired a few years ago but still shoot for my own enjoyment. I made the switch from SLR to DSLR back with the Canon 20 D and over the years moved up to newer models. I decided to test the mirroless waters with the Canon M system which used an APS-C sensor. Tried several models and still use the M5, especially when I travel as it is so small and light and like the R can also use EF lenses. I eventually got the Canon R and love it although it's not the best for action photography. But I own a 7D MkII for those kinds of shots. I think if I get an R6 I will sell my last DSLR. You mentioned about how you feel your focus is better with the R system, even with EF lenses. That might be because mirrorless cameras do focus more accurately and do not need the micro adjustments that the DSLR's had where you could go into the focus menu and fine tune the focus for a particular lens on a particular body. You mentioned Santa Barbara and I think the girl on the cliff by the beach was shot in the SB area. I went to college at Brooks Institute way back when it was still owned by Ernest Brooks Sr.
Amazing!! I have heard such great things about Brooks & know a lot of photographers who studied there. I wish it was still around!! Thank you for watching and for the comment! I enjoyed reading your perspective. Thanks so much for watching!
Lovely review and points well made. So good to have an ego free, practical, informative opinion that’s doesn’t require a science PhD or membership to the boys club. Thank you for sharing your knowledge 👏🏻👏🏻
The only mirrorless I've ever shot with was the Nikon Z6 and I just couldn't deal with the electronic viewfinder. Until they improve on them (or perhaps the viewfinder on the z6 is relatively poor), I'll be sticking with my DSLRs.
Thank you, Zach. As a backpacker and owner of a Canon SL1, weight and size are significant factors. I was quite interested in your comments about autofocus and sharpness since many of my photos are not as sharp as I would like. I like your calm and even delivery.
Thanks for the video. You're very well spoken and gave great insight regarding your opinion on the topic. R6 is a great camera, and though I have the R5, I've been thinking of getting the R6 as a backup camera as well. Can't wait for your next video!
I had a Canon T5 in high school along with a kit lense, a 50mm 1.8, and my beloved 70-200 L f/4. I used it for fun, taking pics of nature, cars, wildlife and sports. I also did shoots for friends/family for a little side cash. It was my main hobby. Until it all got stolen from 17 year old me. I’m still pissed about it, but being 21 now, I really want to get back into photography. After watching this video, I think I’m gonna stay on the dslr side, it’s all I know and I’m okay with that, it does what I need it to do. Time to save up! I’m considering a used Canon 7D mark ii because it was my dream camera in high school. Just now starting to research Canon’s newer models to gather my options. Budget is
Awesome! Sorry to hear about the stolen camera! What a bummer. I am not extremely familiar with all of the DSLRs in Canon's lineup, but I'm sure you can find quality used gear in that price range. Thanks for watching!
Some DSLRs have silent mode, like the 6D which has 2 silent modes. It's not completely silent but goes a long way to muffle the standard shutter noise.
Yes! My 5D had this feature. Unfortunately although it is much more silent than the standard mode, it's still too loud to shoot live performances. That was my experience anyway. Thanks so much for watching!
excellent video Zach! I love my R6, even my EF 50 1.4 is different on my R6. When i used this lense on my DSLR i was not so amazed about my workflow. So the future is definitely the mirrorless system. (Sorry for my bad English)
I had the same experience with my Sigma 50mm f/1.4 lens. It gives me stunning results on the R6 consistently, whereas it tended to be hit-or-miss on my canon 80D.
I shoot Fuji for the look of the pictures, the size is a big plus as a traveller and a plane pilot. I shoot my Nikon DSLR's for the reliability, endurance, they are heavy and since I got big hands, they are stable in my hands and comfortable to hold. I also got a lot of F mount lenses that I don't want to sell. Actually, I'm very pleased with both :)
Hiya, just stopped by to say thanks for the info! I don't understand a thing about cameras and I want to surprise my gf this Christmas with a camera since she is into photography, so I was wondering dlsr or mirrorless
The thing is: yes I’d like an R6 - but they are currently (Sept 2023) £1400 MINIMUM U.K. for a nice used copy. My beautiful 5D3 cost me £450 In really nice condition with low shutter count. I really like the optical viewfinder, single focus point shooting experience & cannot afford f1.2 lenses, so for now, it’s “Don’t panic - DSLR is great & time will eventually bring down used prices.”
I think now that you have a RF mount body in the form of the R6; if you can afford it, just go RF mount lenses all the way as close as you can. But if you have the RF-EF smart adapter and if you can find Canon EF lenses for a good price then yes you can pop off for an EF lenses. There are just certain kinds of lenses that are not available under the Canon brand in RF mount that they do have in their EF lenses maybe.
Hey there! Thanks for watching! It's such a good question. I think if you are starting out, it might be smart to invest in RF lenses if you can. That being said, they are significantly more expensive than the EF versions and not necessary for making professional work. I still shoot pretty exclusively with the EF lenses because I already own them. I do think that their performance is improved on the RF cameras and the character of the lenses is great. RF lenses will get you faster autofocus, more sharpness, and probably better stabilization with the newer camera bodies. It also might depend on a specific lens. For example, I prefer the character of the 50 EF over the 50 RF. BUT, I would probably go for the RF 70-200 for the size & stabilization aspects of it. It all depends on your work & how you shoot. Hope this helps!
Hi Zach, thanks for the video. I'm returning to photography after a 10 year absence. Long time ago I used to use a Rebel t3i to do hiking and nature photography. Mostly just photos of my friends and wildlife / nature landscapes. I hated the rebel because it had so much trouble with AF in shady environments like the woods. However I was using a nifty 50 prime, which was cheap, and the 18-55mm kit E-series which was also cheap. I'm now getting back into photography and my budget is around $1200-1500. Should I go mirrorless or stay with dslr? Should I care about full or cropped frame? All I want is a camera that takes absolutely crystal clear, razor sharp images out in the woods, but I also want the option of doing lots of boke portraits / closeups, and the occasional family event like weddings. Could you recommend a camera for me?
@@TheZachMendez The issue with the R7 is the cost. Not just the body but the incredibly high lens costs. Anyone looking to get into photography needs to be aware of what they are getting into in regards to future costs that they are locking in.
Thanks for your insights. A naive question: Everybody talks about the optical vs electronic viewfinder and the mirror flipping up in a DSLR, along with autofocusing mechanism. But what about live view on a DSLR? I’m currently using rebel t7i for mostly portrait, long exposure and astro. I use optical viewfinder only for moving subjects. For long exposure and astro, liveview is my to go anyways. And I use manual focus quite a bit. But I see the hype on mirrorless even when I was buying t7i. It still works fine but I’m in a dilemma between mirrorless and DSLR when it’s time to upgrade my camera. Also thinking about my lenses and ND filters that I already own.
Hi there! Lots of good questions here. A lot of it is up to preference. Some people just prefer DSLRs and thats totally valid. I think mirrorless cameras have benefits like silent shooting, size/weight, autofocus accuracy. And as far as EVF vs live view, I think that the native feeling of the mirrorless camera might provide an improved experience? I could be wrong on that. I switched to mirrorless slowly. I only recently started investing in some RF lenses and still shoot with my EF lenses. Hope this helps & thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video. Im wanting to buy a camera and leaning towards mirrorless. Ill mainly use it to capture my cakes and desserts as weddings/events but would also like to use it in my personal life for outdoor scenery and travel. Do you have a camera you recommend? Its professional and hobby use
There is one HUGE factor and difference you did not mention, having to pay $300-$400 each time the DSLR shutter goes out, which is only a matter of time especially if you take photos on daily basis.
I just recently started following you and I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! That being said, I'm a novice photographer with a tight budget, so I'm thinking between Canon 90D (DSLR) and Canon RP (Mirrorless). Which one would you recommend? I love the digital viewfinder because you can preview your final product directly in your viewfinder, but I'm afraid that Canon RP would be a bad investment because of it's low price, compared to R6 and R5. Thanks for the answer in advance, and as I said, I love your videos
Thanks so much for watching!! Really appreciate the sub as well! It's hard to answer your question! But generally I would go for mirrorless over DSLR. If you can stretch a bit and go for the R rather than the RP that might be a nice middle ground. But both are great cameras so hard to go wrong! Hope this helps!
I absolutely love this video you have taught me so much in just a few short minutes!! Honestly I just wanted a starter camera for my ten year old but some things weren’t making sense to me about cameras and I just didn’t want to spend the extra money until I knew she was going to stick with it. Neither of us knew where to start and you pointed us in the right direction your a god send, thank you !!
when talking about the differences between DSLR vs Mirrorless Camera i really like your portrait photos in this vids they aren't on your portfolio website nor Instagram where can i find them? let me know
Hi all, I've been using EOS 1100D for almost 4 years without any issues. A couple of days back I shot a few pictures, and took the memory card out of the camera to copy the photos in my laptop. On putting the card back in the camera, the LCD did not power up. But I am able to view settings like shutter speed, aperture, ISO from the viewfinder. So, I tried to take a picture with it. On this point, the camera takes the mirror up, waits a while, and then the viewfinder shows a blinking "err" message. No error codes shown. Just a blinking "err" message in the viewfinder. Also, LCD does not power up. No matter what I do. Here is the complete list of issues: 1. LCD does not power up. 2. Camera lets me shoot only one picture. But the mirror locks up for a while, and viewfinder shows blinking err 3. Memory card has no pictures after taking the photo. 4. Autofocus is working. Able to pop the built-in flash with the button. 5. Once the "err" starts blinking, nothing works. Not even autofocus. 6. Only way to stop "err" message is to remove the battery and reinsert once again. Here's what I did till now in order to get it working (but didn't solve the issue): 1. Take the battery out. Charge it completely. Reinsert it. 2. Take the memory card out. Format it from laptop. Reinsert it. 3. Start the camera without memory card. Still the LCD doesn't power up. Doesn't solve the blinking err message. 4. Cleaned the Lens and Camera contact points with a cloth. No help. 5. Tried a different lens (Sigma 70-300mm / Canon 18-55mm). No help. 6. Tried powering up the camera without lens. Still no luck. 7. Tried a battery from same camera model (borrowed from my friend). No luck. Does any one encounter issue like this with Canon? Does anyone know how to solve this issue? Any help appreciated. Thanks!
New to photography here, currently running with the m50 mkii and want to upgrade as I don’t think I’m getting what I want out of it. Recently I’ve been on the fence on what I would want to upgrade to. The Sony a7iii and the 90d have caught my eye. I take pictures of keyboards usually outside, daytime/nighttime. So extreme detail from close and moderate distances of the keyboard is super important. Any suggestions?
Hey! Great video :D I'm consdering buying a camera, but I know absolutely nothing about DSLR's or Mirrorless, I'll mainly use it to photograph animals and vacation stuff, I'd imagine that you'd want a silent camera for that photograping animals in the wild, what do you think? This is not for professional use, more of a hobby and I'll need a pretty good zoom lens eventually.
Hey there! Yes, a silent camera will definitely have its advantages for photographing wildlife. I also think mirrorless cameras are just more fun to use in general, so I think it’s worth it to go mirrorless. But both are great options so you really can’t go wrong. Hope this helps!! Thanks for watching 😊
Thanks for the video and being open about how this is your biased opinion 😆 you were still able to give great info! I stopped shooting around 2014/15 and have been wanting to get back into it since I’ve been exploring the capabilities of my phones camera. I’ve been so out of the loop that I don’t know what camera would be good for me to get my legs wet again. Would you happen to have a video on what cameras would be good for beginners/intermediate photography?
I understand what I want to shoot can affect what camera/lenses I should get. I’m definitely more of an action photographer/landscape. Reason I stopped was because family/friends would want me to shoot their events/profiles and it sadly drove me insane because I could never satisfy their wants. I love taking pictures for me mostly. Reason I love photography is because I can capture a moment or scene that others wouldn’t typically see as beautiful. It’s my way of capturing that moment and being able to show how I view the world
Loved reading this! Thanks so much for sharing & for watching. I don't have a video specifically on that topic, but I would love to make it! It's hard to say because there are really so many variables: What are you shooting? How do you shoot? What is your budget? Etc... I would probably recommend something from Fujifilm or from the Canon R lineup. Will definitely get this video on the list!
Thank you so much for this video! I am looking to get the Sony a74 and was so confused because my brother owns a dslr canon… do you have any lens recommendations for talking head videos?
My Canon SL2 can shoot with or without the mirror. I am so used to the mirror and viewfinder that I still shoot that way. Live View is like shooting mirrorless. It did come in handy for moon photos, on a tripod and using a wireless remote shutter.
Im considering buying a mirrorless camera for my dental practice, I take dental clinical photos, but I underexpose the picture and use a flash. My doubt is, if the EVF shows the real exposure, will it look completely black or will the flash fire and look as the final photo? Is there a way to use the EVF as an optical view finder?
Yes, there is a preview setting for the EVF. I use this when shooting studio photography, same principle. I'm sure there is a UA-cam video out there with more detail. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching :)
The Canon M50 ii seems like a solid option for an easy vlog type camera. If you can invest a bit more, maybe the RP or R? Or check out some options from Fujifilm. Hope this helps!
For an amateur photographer and videographer I am pretty happy with my Sony A77 and except for video- there is no point for me for the mirrorless. They are quite more expensive now and running after image quality and small factor is a mistake.
Hi! I don't know much about the 90D as I've never used it, but I think the EOS RP is in a similar price range if you are considering DSLR vs Mirrorless. I think that might be the main consideration here: which system do you want to get into? Sorry I can't be more helpful!
Hi there! It really depends on how serious about it you are & and how much you want to invest. I started on the Canon Rebel series. They’re very affordable little dslr cameras. You could also look at the Fujifilm X series or if you want to invest more, look into the Canon R system. Hope this helps!
live view or silent shutter didnt work? They can make them smaller through the distance from frontglass and sensor. But not better per ce. Ever send the 50mm 1.2 and the 5dmk4 to be adjusted? Because the af has the whole gimmicks that the dslr doesnt have. But it will be only as quick on point, as the dslr was, as she always used a phase detect af on a seperate sensor and the mirrorless dual pixel af, only means that those phase detector ( x or line form or double cross formed pixel) are now build into the sensor itself or give the pixel double duty. Ss, no it wont be quicker it has a contrast af as safety net (what makes it slower but more accurate and makes the adjusting the lense to the body irrelevant).But your 50mm 1.2 adjjusted would bring the exact same BQ and sharpness as the RF lense. Its the same glass only shrinked a bit in the rf. As the 5dmk4 has 10,4 more mp it will with the right glass make sharper and with more details pictures than the r6 with 20mp. Dont get me wrong, the r6 is a pretty fine camera, i only dont like, when another pretty fine camera get minus points, when they arent really there. I use both a dslr (90d at the moment, i dont need full frame and i like that i can use lighter glass on it), and a fuji xt4. I like the ovf of the dslr and the grip and the direct buttons of the 90d and what i can get out of the 32mp sensor. I like the xt4 for the dials and style you operate it, the smaller form, the colour science and the fuji film simulations and specially because of the IBIS. R6 pros: AF modi (face etc.), electronic only shutter, smaller, more fps, newer sensor. a dial more and IBIS
I think you should be more concerned about lenses rather than cameras when it comes to considerations that involve distance. You'd want a macro lens for any close distances, and a telephoto lens to reach long distances. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching :)
Great video, thanks for putting it together. I'm a beginner who wants to take photos, and film as well. What camera would you recommend, l'm thinking about Sony or Canon?
I have been using a sony Alpha 6000 and planning to upgrade. I have used my friends nikon d5600 and found it superior in light reproduction and better auto focus. I love the weightless and compact part of mirrorless and baffled by picture quality of some dslr. Which model would you suggest to go ahead and i have to do dental photography. Thank you.
Hi - thanks for watching!! I love mirrorless cameras & will always choose them over DSLRs at this point. I'm not familiar with the two models you mentioned unfortunately - wish I could offer more advice!
Whatever camera you enjoy shooting on and works for you! Also, perhaps consider high speed continuous shooting since that might come in handy with fast moving vehicles. Thanks for watching :)
thanks for this! I'm looking for a camera that will be good for filming cooking videos/vlogs (while still taking good photos) but is under $1200. Any advice? I'm inclined to go with mirrorless as dslrs are quite heavy but I just don't know which one and what beginner lens to go with.
My sister is about to purchase that, I have an R6 and my sister wants something better than a phone so I told her to get that model as her first dedicated camera.
Hard to say! If you want something simple, maybe look at Fujifilm X100 series! That could be a really fun little camera to take out with you for fun. Hope this helps! :)
What would someone suggest if I'm looking for a mirrorless camera for photography and video like the Canon R6, only a cheaper version of it under $2000?
I'm new into camera world and was thinking of buying my 1st ever camera. I don't have a high budget. Which one should i go for? Can you suggest any good one? What do you think about canon t7 or t6?
I started on my sister's old Rebel T2i, and that was great for me! I think anything from that series would be a fine starter camera. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching :)
well, im done with the poor ISO performance of my 550D and the crop factor. built up over years only midclass EF lenses if i ever go full frame, now i easily decided for the EOS RP, more than enough megapixels for me and i can finally enjoy full frame on my prime lenses, especially the 50mm 1.4 Hearing the part with the better focus on mirrorless i cant wait for the body to arrive, will be a huge upgrade from a very old beginner DSLR to a pretty good modern mirrorless
@@TheZachMendez well got the Eos RP now… My first impressions: AWESOME! only a few minor problems: - battery, i mean my fked up LP-E8 batteries from the old 550D, similar capacity brandnew can hold up MUCH longer. Only took the RP for a small walk around the village and my battery was below 50% At home i simulated long time exposures and it was down after like 30 minutes (at room temps!!!) Not sure what to think about, especially since i didnt find a way yet to charge over USB-C I will work over this problem with a cheap set of a Sandisk 128GB card and a original battery - shutter, how the fk i enable electronic shutter only in manual/AV/TV modes? Not a real problem but annoying limitation
Thanks for great content helping everyone to choose right model based on the information provided! BTW i have basic question any latest dslr camera has live view on lcd/led screen which is more equivalent to the mirrorless camera live view on screen then what will be difference if we keep view finder (optical/electronic) aside.
There are many differences! I would do some research on Google or here on UA-cam and try to decide which makes the most sense for you. Thanks for watching!
Hi I am planning to get the first ever mirrorless camera. I am very interested in the R6 but the 20 megapixel got me thinking. From your experience do you think the 20 megapixel is enough for professional shots? I'm a photography student and I do sometimes need to print big, but not gigantic. I don't know if I should go for the R5 or R6 due to the megapixels. any suggestions?
The R6 is more than enough for any professional shooter. In fact, I shot 3 weddings this weekend and all of us were using the R6, both photographers and videographers. It is fantastic.
Yeah, I definitely prefer having two slots, but I never had any issues with using just one. I know that is a deal breaker for some, and I can understand why. Thanks so much for watching!
Hey Hello, Been seeing Videos about the Mirrorless camera and wish to get one, Do you mind sharing any as a gift to me this Camera any Canon EOS R. I so much want it. 👐🤲🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Will companies like Canon build new DSLR models in the future or will they basically go extinct within another 10 years or so? I sold all my gear some years ago and now I'm considering a comeback. Will DSLR and mirrorless continue to live side by side in the long term or is it more sensible to invest in mirrorless for allowing for future upgrades?
Thanks for watching!! If you’re comparing two cameras with the same sensor size, there is no difference as far as bokeh is concerned when it comes to mirrorless vs dslr. Hope this helps!
I shoot both, but for me it always the use the best tool for the job. Mirrorless gets used for weddings, concerts, travel (it's lighter) and portraits, and my higher megapixel SLR gets used for landscape and wilderness shoots (it's indestructible)
So i had a canon 80d but it broke and I usually am on the go doing street photography and portraits would you say that mirror less might benefit me more?
@@emadsaif5125 Mirrorless may. Street Photography needs an unobtrusive camera, and a good prime - I use an Olympus Pen EP5 in black with black lenses. All very invisible when you are out shooting Street Photography
@@GlennSchultes yea i have the sigma 30mm f 1.4 so its pretty small but produces really sharp images but im thinking of getting a canon m50 because it takes just as good images but i might try to get into some video work but ill have to look at that olympus
I like this guy, he sounds so respectful and humble
Ah thanks so much! That means a lot. Thank you for watching :)
Aside from the topic at hand, I just wanted to tell you how calm and peaceful of a presence you exude. I could watch your videos all day. Have a great day today ❤
Ah thank you!! That really means so much! :)
His looks so kind and humble I love it 🥰
Completely agree about the R5/R6 giving new life to lenses like the canon EF 50 1.2 L. I was blown away how much better that lens works with my R5 as opposed to my 5D iv.
Right!? Thanks so much for watching!
I am a beginner to cameras, what a clear content in this video, crystal clear for me thank you for your time and advice. I've subscribed as well !!!
Thank you so much for subscribing and for watching!! :)
I really love how informative your video is. It’s hard to find good comparisons!
I’ve had my canon DSLR for about 6 years now and I’m ready to upgrade due to the volume of my sessions
Ah thank you so much!! I'm glad the video was helpful - thanks for watching! I think you will be happy with your upgrade :)
Great video. Well explained. Calm delivery. Thank you!
Thanks for watching, Alex!
I started my photography in 2006 with a Canon Rebel XT, 8 megapixels, took more than 100,000 shots and the camera still looks like new and takes great shots
That is amazing. I loved my little Rebel when I was using it. Thanks so much for watching :)
Still use my 40d, produces such natural looking images.
Excellent video as always! Keep up the amazing work!
Thanks so much! Really appreciate it and thanks for watching!
Overall a very nice video! You bring up a lot of good points to consider. I shot professionally for 35 years and retired a few years ago but still shoot for my own enjoyment. I made the switch from SLR to DSLR back with the Canon 20 D and over the years moved up to newer models. I decided to test the mirroless waters with the Canon M system which used an APS-C sensor. Tried several models and still use the M5, especially when I travel as it is so small and light and like the R can also use EF lenses. I eventually got the Canon R and love it although it's not the best for action photography. But I own a 7D MkII for those kinds of shots. I think if I get an R6 I will sell my last DSLR.
You mentioned about how you feel your focus is better with the R system, even with EF lenses. That might be because mirrorless cameras do focus more accurately and do not need the micro adjustments that the DSLR's had where you could go into the focus menu and fine tune the focus for a particular lens on a particular body.
You mentioned Santa Barbara and I think the girl on the cliff by the beach was shot in the SB area. I went to college at Brooks Institute way back when it was still owned by Ernest Brooks Sr.
Amazing!! I have heard such great things about Brooks & know a lot of photographers who studied there. I wish it was still around!! Thank you for watching and for the comment! I enjoyed reading your perspective. Thanks so much for watching!
Thank you for sharing your experience. I have shooting with a Sony a7, but thinking about upgrading. I love your energy too!
Thank you so much!! Really means a lot! :)
Lovely review and points well made. So good to have an ego free, practical, informative opinion that’s doesn’t require a science PhD or membership to the boys club. Thank you for sharing your knowledge 👏🏻👏🏻
LOL this made me smile. Thanks so much for the kind comment & thanks for watching. Means a lot!
The only mirrorless I've ever shot with was the Nikon Z6 and I just couldn't deal with the electronic viewfinder. Until they improve on them (or perhaps the viewfinder on the z6 is relatively poor), I'll be sticking with my DSLRs.
Thank you, Zach. As a backpacker and owner of a Canon SL1, weight and size are significant factors. I was quite interested in your comments about autofocus and sharpness since many of my photos are not as sharp as I would like. I like your calm and even delivery.
Thank you so much, Donald for watching!
Thanks for the video. You're very well spoken and gave great insight regarding your opinion on the topic. R6 is a great camera, and though I have the R5, I've been thinking of getting the R6 as a backup camera as well. Can't wait for your next video!
Thanks so much! Really appreciate it :)
I had a Canon T5 in high school along with a kit lense, a 50mm 1.8, and my beloved 70-200 L f/4. I used it for fun, taking pics of nature, cars, wildlife and sports. I also did shoots for friends/family for a little side cash. It was my main hobby. Until it all got stolen from 17 year old me. I’m still pissed about it, but being 21 now, I really want to get back into photography. After watching this video, I think I’m gonna stay on the dslr side, it’s all I know and I’m okay with that, it does what I need it to do. Time to save up! I’m considering a used Canon 7D mark ii because it was my dream camera in high school. Just now starting to research Canon’s newer models to gather my options. Budget is
Awesome! Sorry to hear about the stolen camera! What a bummer. I am not extremely familiar with all of the DSLRs in Canon's lineup, but I'm sure you can find quality used gear in that price range. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for your insights! Super helpful video, esp for a newbie like :)
Ah thank you so much for watching :)
Very helpful - great video, you are so soothing to watch! Thank you
Thank you so much!! Means a lot :)
Some DSLRs have silent mode, like the 6D which has 2 silent modes. It's not completely silent but goes a long way to muffle the standard shutter noise.
Yes! My 5D had this feature. Unfortunately although it is much more silent than the standard mode, it's still too loud to shoot live performances. That was my experience anyway. Thanks so much for watching!
@@TheZachMendez I've heard that the 6D silent mode is much quieter than the 5D m3, from a friend who has had both.
excellent video Zach! I love my R6, even my EF 50 1.4 is different on my R6. When i used this lense on my DSLR i was not so amazed about my workflow. So the future is definitely the mirrorless system. (Sorry for my bad English)
Great to hear! Thank you for watching & for the comment :)
I had the same experience with my Sigma 50mm f/1.4 lens. It gives me stunning results on the R6 consistently, whereas it tended to be hit-or-miss on my canon 80D.
I shoot Fuji for the look of the pictures, the size is a big plus as a traveller and a plane pilot.
I shoot my Nikon DSLR's for the reliability, endurance, they are heavy and since I got big hands, they are stable in my hands and comfortable to hold. I also got a lot of F mount lenses that I don't want to sell. Actually, I'm very pleased with both :)
Love it! Sounds like a great combo. Thanks for watching!
for me, taking photographs with the optical viewfinder, i find it to be more immersing.
That's awesome! Yeah, I totally get it. Thank you for watching.
Hiya, just stopped by to say thanks for the info! I don't understand a thing about cameras and I want to surprise my gf this Christmas with a camera since she is into photography, so I was wondering dlsr or mirrorless
Thanks for watching! I lean towards mirrorless these days, but totally personal preference! Hope the video was helpful!
Hi
I'm just getting into photography and this was so useful to me
Thanks
I am so glad to hear it! Thanks for the feedback, and thank you for watching! :)
I just came across with your channel and I totally agree with you, especially with view finder.
Thanks for watching! :)
The thing is: yes I’d like an R6 - but they are currently (Sept 2023) £1400 MINIMUM U.K. for a nice used copy. My beautiful 5D3 cost me £450 In really nice condition with low shutter count. I really like the optical viewfinder, single focus point shooting experience & cannot afford f1.2 lenses, so for now, it’s “Don’t panic - DSLR is great & time will eventually bring down used prices.”
I own a R6, so I'm heavily biased, but go mirrorless. Though, my opinion is built on days and days of research. I just love the speed and evf.
Same here!
Great video! I always appreciate your comments and feedback. Do you think it’s better to just invest in rf glass, or can I adapt ef glass for my R6?
I think now that you have a RF mount body in the form of the R6; if you can afford it, just go RF mount lenses all the way as close as you can. But if you have the RF-EF smart adapter and if you can find Canon EF lenses for a good price then yes you can pop off for an EF lenses. There are just certain kinds of lenses that are not available under the Canon brand in RF mount that they do have in their EF lenses maybe.
Hey there! Thanks for watching! It's such a good question. I think if you are starting out, it might be smart to invest in RF lenses if you can. That being said, they are significantly more expensive than the EF versions and not necessary for making professional work. I still shoot pretty exclusively with the EF lenses because I already own them. I do think that their performance is improved on the RF cameras and the character of the lenses is great. RF lenses will get you faster autofocus, more sharpness, and probably better stabilization with the newer camera bodies. It also might depend on a specific lens. For example, I prefer the character of the 50 EF over the 50 RF. BUT, I would probably go for the RF 70-200 for the size & stabilization aspects of it. It all depends on your work & how you shoot. Hope this helps!
Hi Zach, thanks for the video. I'm returning to photography after a 10 year absence. Long time ago I used to use a Rebel t3i to do hiking and nature photography. Mostly just photos of my friends and wildlife / nature landscapes. I hated the rebel because it had so much trouble with AF in shady environments like the woods. However I was using a nifty 50 prime, which was cheap, and the 18-55mm kit E-series which was also cheap. I'm now getting back into photography and my budget is around $1200-1500. Should I go mirrorless or stay with dslr? Should I care about full or cropped frame? All I want is a camera that takes absolutely crystal clear, razor sharp images out in the woods, but I also want the option of doing lots of boke portraits / closeups, and the occasional family event like weddings. Could you recommend a camera for me?
If you go the dslr route, buy second hand, it is significantly cheaper. Buy cropped, because it is lighter. Look at the Nikon d300.
I would take a look at the R7! Seems like a great option for the money. Thanks for watching :)
@@TheZachMendez The issue with the R7 is the cost. Not just the body but the incredibly high lens costs. Anyone looking to get into photography needs to be aware of what they are getting into in regards to future costs that they are locking in.
nice vidoe with very clear arguments!
Thanks for watching!
DSLR due to the price over value ratio, you can get so much good equipment second hand for literally nothing now, it's heaven.
Thanks for your insights. A naive question: Everybody talks about the optical vs electronic viewfinder and the mirror flipping up in a DSLR, along with autofocusing mechanism. But what about live view on a DSLR?
I’m currently using rebel t7i for mostly portrait, long exposure and astro. I use optical viewfinder only for moving subjects. For long exposure and astro, liveview is my to go anyways. And I use manual focus quite a bit. But I see the hype on mirrorless even when I was buying t7i. It still works fine but I’m in a dilemma between mirrorless and DSLR when it’s time to upgrade my camera. Also thinking about my lenses and ND filters that I already own.
Hi there! Lots of good questions here. A lot of it is up to preference. Some people just prefer DSLRs and thats totally valid. I think mirrorless cameras have benefits like silent shooting, size/weight, autofocus accuracy. And as far as EVF vs live view, I think that the native feeling of the mirrorless camera might provide an improved experience? I could be wrong on that. I switched to mirrorless slowly. I only recently started investing in some RF lenses and still shoot with my EF lenses. Hope this helps & thanks for watching!
@@TheZachMendez Zacuto Z-finder. Am I the only one that uses these things? Never leave home without it. Helps stabilize video too. 5D IV user.
Thanks for the video. Im wanting to buy a camera and leaning towards mirrorless. Ill mainly use it to capture my cakes and desserts as weddings/events but would also like to use it in my personal life for outdoor scenery and travel. Do you have a camera you recommend? Its professional and hobby use
Maybe the EOS R? There are so many good options out there. It all depends on your needs and preferences when it comes to shooting.
Looking for an affordable mirror less cannon camera can you advise any certain ones? What lenses do I need for mainly portraits?
I would look at the RP or the R. My favorite lens for portraits is 50mm. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching :)
super pleasant & informative videos!
Thanks so much for watching! I appreciate it :)
There is one HUGE factor and difference you did not mention, having to pay $300-$400 each time the DSLR shutter goes out, which is only a matter of time especially if you take photos on daily basis.
Oh wow, I never had that problem with my DSLR, but good point I suppose. Thanks for watching.
will almost never happen.
I just recently started following you and I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!
That being said, I'm a novice photographer with a tight budget, so I'm thinking between Canon 90D (DSLR) and Canon RP (Mirrorless). Which one would you recommend?
I love the digital viewfinder because you can preview your final product directly in your viewfinder, but I'm afraid that Canon RP would be a bad investment because of it's low price, compared to R6 and R5.
Thanks for the answer in advance, and as I said, I love your videos
Thanks so much for watching!! Really appreciate the sub as well! It's hard to answer your question! But generally I would go for mirrorless over DSLR. If you can stretch a bit and go for the R rather than the RP that might be a nice middle ground. But both are great cameras so hard to go wrong! Hope this helps!
@@TheZachMendez Going for R with a kit lense 24-105 f/4 RF, to start with. Thank you a lot for this advice ☺️
Awesome buddy. I use a Nikon D850...
I absolutely love this video you have taught me so much in just a few short minutes!! Honestly I just wanted a starter camera for my ten year old but some things weren’t making sense to me about cameras and I just didn’t want to spend the extra money until I knew she was going to stick with it. Neither of us knew where to start and you pointed us in the right direction your a god send, thank you !!
I am so glad that the video was helpful. Thank you so much for watching! I appreciate it :)
good info. so with a mirrorless cam you can use lenses traditionally used with DSLRs too?
when talking about the differences between DSLR vs Mirrorless Camera
i really like your portrait photos in this vids they aren't on your portfolio website nor Instagram
where can i find them? let me know
Hi all,
I've been using EOS 1100D for almost 4 years without any issues. A couple of days back I shot a few pictures, and took the memory card out of the camera to copy the photos in my laptop. On putting the card back in the camera, the LCD did not power up. But I am able to view settings like shutter speed, aperture, ISO from the viewfinder.
So, I tried to take a picture with it. On this point, the camera takes the mirror up, waits a while, and then the viewfinder shows a blinking "err" message.
No error codes shown. Just a blinking "err" message in the viewfinder.
Also, LCD does not power up. No matter what I do.
Here is the complete list of issues:
1. LCD does not power up.
2. Camera lets me shoot only one picture. But the mirror locks up for a while, and viewfinder shows blinking err
3. Memory card has no pictures after taking the photo.
4. Autofocus is working. Able to pop the built-in flash with the button.
5. Once the "err" starts blinking, nothing works. Not even autofocus.
6. Only way to stop "err" message is to remove the battery and reinsert once again.
Here's what I did till now in order to get it working (but didn't solve the issue):
1. Take the battery out. Charge it completely. Reinsert it.
2. Take the memory card out. Format it from laptop. Reinsert it.
3. Start the camera without memory card. Still the LCD doesn't power up. Doesn't solve the blinking err message.
4. Cleaned the Lens and Camera contact points with a cloth. No help.
5. Tried a different lens (Sigma 70-300mm / Canon 18-55mm). No help.
6. Tried powering up the camera without lens. Still no luck.
7. Tried a battery from same camera model (borrowed from my friend). No luck.
Does any one encounter issue like this with Canon?
Does anyone know how to solve this issue?
Any help appreciated.
Thanks!
New to photography here, currently running with the m50 mkii and want to upgrade as I don’t think I’m getting what I want out of it. Recently I’ve been on the fence on what I would want to upgrade to. The Sony a7iii and the 90d have caught my eye. I take pictures of keyboards usually outside, daytime/nighttime. So extreme detail from close and moderate distances of the keyboard is super important. Any suggestions?
The m50 is a point and shoot not professional
Hey! Great video :D
I'm consdering buying a camera, but I know absolutely nothing about DSLR's or Mirrorless, I'll mainly use it to photograph animals and vacation stuff, I'd imagine that you'd want a silent camera for that photograping animals in the wild, what do you think? This is not for professional use, more of a hobby and I'll need a pretty good zoom lens eventually.
Hey there! Yes, a silent camera will definitely have its advantages for photographing wildlife. I also think mirrorless cameras are just more fun to use in general, so I think it’s worth it to go mirrorless. But both are great options so you really can’t go wrong. Hope this helps!! Thanks for watching 😊
Don't need adapter for old lenses for mirrorless cameras? Also any more advances with lens-less cameras?
Thanks for watching! I don't fully understand the question, but yes you will need an adapter for older lenses depending on lens mount.
Thanks for the video and being open about how this is your biased opinion 😆 you were still able to give great info! I stopped shooting around 2014/15 and have been wanting to get back into it since I’ve been exploring the capabilities of my phones camera. I’ve been so out of the loop that I don’t know what camera would be good for me to get my legs wet again. Would you happen to have a video on what cameras would be good for beginners/intermediate photography?
I understand what I want to shoot can affect what camera/lenses I should get. I’m definitely more of an action photographer/landscape. Reason I stopped was because family/friends would want me to shoot their events/profiles and it sadly drove me insane because I could never satisfy their wants.
I love taking pictures for me mostly. Reason I love photography is because I can capture a moment or scene that others wouldn’t typically see as beautiful. It’s my way of capturing that moment and being able to show how I view the world
Loved reading this! Thanks so much for sharing & for watching. I don't have a video specifically on that topic, but I would love to make it! It's hard to say because there are really so many variables: What are you shooting? How do you shoot? What is your budget? Etc... I would probably recommend something from Fujifilm or from the Canon R lineup. Will definitely get this video on the list!
I'm still new to camera world, and I'm planning to buy a PENTAX K-30. I love shooting landscapes. Will PENTAX K-30 be fine?
Hey there! I don't know much about that system, but I'm sure there are other UA-camrs who might have a video about it. Thanks for watching!
Really helpful overview of DSLR vs. mirrorless
Ah great - I'm so glad it was helpful. Thank you for watching :)
Your goodbye was so sincere :')
Thanks for watching :)
Thank you so much for this video! I am looking to get the Sony a74 and was so confused because my brother owns a dslr canon… do you have any lens recommendations for talking head videos?
I think any of the newer mirrorless cameras would be great! a73 or a74, R, R6, or even Fujifilm X-T4. Really can't go wrong. Thanks for watching!
Great vid, thanx.
My Canon SL2 can shoot with or without the mirror. I am so used to the mirror and viewfinder that I still shoot that way. Live View is like shooting mirrorless. It did come in handy for moon photos, on a tripod and using a wireless remote shutter.
Awesome! Thanks so much for watching! :)
Im considering buying a mirrorless camera for my dental practice, I take dental clinical photos, but I underexpose the picture and use a flash. My doubt is, if the EVF shows the real exposure, will it look completely black or will the flash fire and look as the final photo? Is there a way to use the EVF as an optical view finder?
Yes, there is a preview setting for the EVF. I use this when shooting studio photography, same principle. I'm sure there is a UA-cam video out there with more detail. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching :)
@@TheZachMendez thanks!! Already found it! Thanks a lot :)
Good job man 👏👏👏
Thank you so much for watching! :)
What do you think would be a good entry level camera 📸 for vlogging?
The Canon M50 ii seems like a solid option for an easy vlog type camera. If you can invest a bit more, maybe the RP or R? Or check out some options from Fujifilm. Hope this helps!
For an amateur photographer and videographer I am pretty happy with my Sony A77 and except for video- there is no point for me for the mirrorless. They are quite more expensive now and running after image quality and small factor is a mistake.
Thanks so much for the perspective & thanks for watching!
Great vid! Question, do you think the 90D is a great option for the price or if not what would you say is a better option for that price?
Hi! I don't know much about the 90D as I've never used it, but I think the EOS RP is in a similar price range if you are considering DSLR vs Mirrorless. I think that might be the main consideration here: which system do you want to get into? Sorry I can't be more helpful!
Hi I'm looking at starting photography is there a camera that you suggest as a good all round starting point
Hi there! It really depends on how serious about it you are & and how much you want to invest. I started on the Canon Rebel series. They’re very affordable little dslr cameras. You could also look at the Fujifilm X series or if you want to invest more, look into the Canon R system. Hope this helps!
live view or silent shutter didnt work? They can make them smaller through the distance from frontglass and sensor. But not better per ce.
Ever send the 50mm 1.2 and the 5dmk4 to be adjusted? Because the af has the whole gimmicks that the dslr doesnt have. But it will be only as quick on point, as the dslr was, as she always used a phase detect af on a seperate sensor and the mirrorless dual pixel af, only means that those phase detector ( x or line form or double cross formed pixel) are now build into the sensor itself or give the pixel double duty. Ss, no it wont be quicker it has a contrast af as safety net (what makes it slower but more accurate and makes the adjusting the lense to the body irrelevant).But your 50mm 1.2 adjjusted would bring the exact same BQ and sharpness as the RF lense. Its the same glass only shrinked a bit in the rf. As the 5dmk4 has 10,4 more mp it will with the right glass make sharper and with more details pictures than the r6 with 20mp.
Dont get me wrong, the r6 is a pretty fine camera, i only dont like, when another pretty fine camera get minus points, when they arent really there. I use both a dslr (90d at the moment, i dont need full frame and i like that i can use lighter glass on it), and a fuji xt4. I like the ovf of the dslr and the grip and the direct buttons of the 90d and what i can get out of the 32mp sensor.
I like the xt4 for the dials and style you operate it, the smaller form, the colour science and the fuji film simulations and specially because of the IBIS.
R6 pros: AF modi (face etc.), electronic only shutter, smaller, more fps, newer sensor. a dial more and IBIS
Thank you for offering your input and thanks for watching!
What type of camera is best for close up and farther pet pictures. I do alot of close up pictures of them sitting/posing.
I think you should be more concerned about lenses rather than cameras when it comes to considerations that involve distance. You'd want a macro lens for any close distances, and a telephoto lens to reach long distances. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching :)
Nice flow of video, thanks from Pakistan.
Thanks so much for watching! Glad you found the channel! :)
Hi,
Thank you for the explanation
Great video, thanks for putting it together.
I'm a beginner who wants to take photos, and film as well. What camera would you recommend, l'm thinking about Sony or Canon?
It depends on how much you want to invest! But I would look at the Canon R system or the Sony A7 system. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching :)
@@TheZachMendez Thank you
@@TheZachMendez How's the M50 Mark II for beginners?
I have been using a sony Alpha 6000 and planning to upgrade. I have used my friends nikon d5600 and found it superior in light reproduction and better auto focus. I love the weightless and compact part of mirrorless and baffled by picture quality of some dslr. Which model would you suggest to go ahead and i have to do dental photography. Thank you.
Hi - thanks for watching!! I love mirrorless cameras & will always choose them over DSLRs at this point. I'm not familiar with the two models you mentioned unfortunately - wish I could offer more advice!
Do you need the adapter for the ef lens if you get a mirror less camera?
Yes, I'd recommend buying the Canon adapter. Thanks for watching!
what camera do you suggest for car photography
Whatever camera you enjoy shooting on and works for you! Also, perhaps consider high speed continuous shooting since that might come in handy with fast moving vehicles. Thanks for watching :)
thanks for this! I'm looking for a camera that will be good for filming cooking videos/vlogs (while still taking good photos) but is under $1200. Any advice? I'm inclined to go with mirrorless as dslrs are quite heavy but I just don't know which one and what beginner lens to go with.
I would maybe look into the EOS R system? RP maybe? Or Fujifilm XT series. There are so many options - hope this helps! Thanks for watching :)
my first DSLR is a Cannon T1i, im still using it now
My sister is about to purchase that, I have an R6 and my sister wants something better than a phone so I told her to get that model as her first dedicated camera.
Awesome! I started on the T2i!
Anyone know the song in the beginning when he was showing the pictures?
I don't remember which song it was, but all my music comes from MusicBed :)
9:59 This is slightly misleading. Why not mention that using old DSLR lenses will require an adapter. Would have taken you two seconds.
What camera would you recommend for someone who just goes to the beach, road trips ect and animals
Hard to say! If you want something simple, maybe look at Fujifilm X100 series! That could be a really fun little camera to take out with you for fun. Hope this helps! :)
What would someone suggest if I'm looking for a mirrorless camera for photography and video like the Canon R6, only a cheaper version of it under $2000?
Maybe look at the EOS R instead? Hope this helps! Thanks for watching :)
Any recommendation on a somewhat beginner for a mirrorless canon?
for portraits, travel and product photography
I would look at the R7 or the R6! Thanks for watching :)
The pictures is not the difference on DSLR vs Mirroless, but the available features when using each type camera is what it makes the difference
Totally agree
Very well put.
Thanks for watching!
I can use the screen to view the scene instead of OVF in a DSLR, so it also works like a mirrorless right ?
They aren’t the same, but live view is similar to the experience of a mirrorless camera I suppose. Thanks for watching!
Honestly it's ridiculous that people even complained about the camera noises....
Haha thanks that makes me feel a bit better lol :) Thanks for watching!
hey thanks good overview.
Thanks for watching!
Shouldn't they be call Point and Shoot with interchangeable lenses.
LOL Thanks for watching :)
I want to know if shooting with mirror less cameras is good with wildlife. Especially with the sound .
The answer is probably "yes" and most of them have a silent shooting mode. Thanks for watching!
Can someone recommend top 5 amateur cameras either Nikon or Canon. My budget is 600 euros. Please and thank you.
There are so many! I would do a search online to see what you find. Thanks for watching :)
I'm new into camera world and was thinking of buying my 1st ever camera. I don't have a high budget. Which one should i go for? Can you suggest any good one? What do you think about canon t7 or t6?
I started on my sister's old Rebel T2i, and that was great for me! I think anything from that series would be a fine starter camera. Hope this helps! Thanks for watching :)
well, im done with the poor ISO performance of my 550D and the crop factor.
built up over years only midclass EF lenses if i ever go full frame, now i easily decided for the EOS RP, more than enough megapixels for me and i can finally enjoy full frame on my prime lenses, especially the 50mm 1.4
Hearing the part with the better focus on mirrorless i cant wait for the body to arrive, will be a huge upgrade from a very old beginner DSLR to a pretty good modern mirrorless
Yes, this sounds great! I hope you enjoy it! I've heard lots of good things. Thanks so much for watching :)
@@TheZachMendez well got the Eos RP now…
My first impressions:
AWESOME!
only a few minor problems:
- battery, i mean my fked up LP-E8 batteries from the old 550D, similar capacity brandnew can hold up MUCH longer.
Only took the RP for a small walk around the village and my battery was below 50%
At home i simulated long time exposures and it was down after like 30 minutes (at room temps!!!)
Not sure what to think about, especially since i didnt find a way yet to charge over USB-C
I will work over this problem with a cheap set of a Sandisk 128GB card and a original battery
- shutter, how the fk i enable electronic shutter only in manual/AV/TV modes? Not a real problem but annoying limitation
9:47 Saliva bubble. Peace bro hehehe
Lol...awkward haha thanks for watching
@@TheZachMendez My pleasure bro. I just subscribed to your channel. I am one of your fan
Thanks for great content helping everyone to choose right model based on the information provided! BTW i have basic question any latest dslr camera has live view on lcd/led screen which is more equivalent to the mirrorless camera live view on screen then what will be difference if we keep view finder (optical/electronic) aside.
There are many differences! I would do some research on Google or here on UA-cam and try to decide which makes the most sense for you. Thanks for watching!
I have both, and i find each one with its strengths. I use the r6 a lot, but in certain situations the mk4 is superior. And I m not biased :)
Awesome! I bet that is a really great combo. Thanks so much for watching!
I love taking pics with my but I have my phone lol!! Im looking for a beginners camera 📷 I need help
There are so many options! You can probably find a used DSLR for very little money and start with that. Thank you for watching! :)
Hi I am planning to get the first ever mirrorless camera. I am very interested in the R6 but the 20 megapixel got me thinking. From your experience do you think the 20 megapixel is enough for professional shots? I'm a photography student and I do sometimes need to print big, but not gigantic. I don't know if I should go for the R5 or R6 due to the megapixels. any suggestions?
The R6 is more than enough for any professional shooter. In fact, I shot 3 weddings this weekend and all of us were using the R6, both photographers and videographers. It is fantastic.
Are mirrorless cams taking over and DSLR disappearing?
Thanks for sharing your knowledge Zach from a 60 year old noob
Weren’t you afraid to shoot with one card. Before the R6.
Yeah, I definitely prefer having two slots, but I never had any issues with using just one. I know that is a deal breaker for some, and I can understand why. Thanks so much for watching!
Hey Hello, Been seeing Videos about the Mirrorless camera and wish to get one, Do you mind sharing any as a gift to me this Camera any Canon EOS R. I so much want it. 👐🤲🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for watching! :)
Imagine asking that, unbelievable
Will companies like Canon build new DSLR models in the future or will they basically go extinct within another 10 years or so? I sold all my gear some years ago and now I'm considering a comeback. Will DSLR and mirrorless continue to live side by side in the long term or is it more sensible to invest in mirrorless for allowing for future upgrades?
Let say you will start today to be a professional photographer, which camera will you use mirrorless or Dslr, which model, and why?
Canon R6 would be my recommendation - best value for the money if you are starting out as a pro.
@@TheZachMendez Why not Sony A IV?
@@israelgonzalez6250 Sony all day long, waaaaay more options in the optics department over Canon or Nikon.
So basically there are no differences in outcome right. Then I would surely prefer mirrorless.
Correct! Thanks for watching :)
Thanks dear
Which Is Best For Potrait Or Bokeh??
Thanks for watching!! If you’re comparing two cameras with the same sensor size, there is no difference as far as bokeh is concerned when it comes to mirrorless vs dslr. Hope this helps!
I shoot both, but for me it always the use the best tool for the job. Mirrorless gets used for weddings, concerts, travel (it's lighter) and portraits, and my higher megapixel SLR gets used for landscape and wilderness shoots (it's indestructible)
Sounds like a great way to work! Thank you for watching! :)
So i had a canon 80d but it broke and I usually am on the go doing street photography and portraits would you say that mirror less might benefit me more?
@@emadsaif5125 Mirrorless may. Street Photography needs an unobtrusive camera, and a good prime - I use an Olympus Pen EP5 in black with black lenses. All very invisible when you are out shooting Street Photography
@@GlennSchultes yea i have the sigma 30mm f 1.4 so its pretty small but produces really sharp images but im thinking of getting a canon m50 because it takes just as good images but i might try to get into some video work but ill have to look at that olympus
To see exposure in the EVF is boring. Prefer to learn the light and to know how to judge exposure instead.
That is certainly one way of working! Thanks for watching!
I am sure he has an ASMR channel on the side 😀
LOL not yet...