Thank you for a very Informative video precise and straight to the point, far too many people make videos and complicate things instead of simplifying them...!!
To reduce LED flickering you need to enable High-frequency flicker reduction which is available in modes S and M during still photography and in mode M during video recording. Hope this helps!
Hey Vitaly, for the number 5 (BBF) you forget that you have to stop the shutter button from focusing or you will face the problem of when you release the BBF and click the shutter you will re-focus...
@@TouchLifeStudio still confused here…so are you saying that the shutter is set to focus also. Why not just setup the shutter to not focus and then just use the af-on as back button focus (on whatever focus mode you currently have selected eg, wide-l) and handoff to 3D with a Function button. ?
THANK YOU! For the LCD illumination, is there a way to increase the brightness of the LCD on top of the camera? It's so small I have to pull my iPhone out in camera mode to zoom in lol. Much much smaller than the past pro versions and harder to read.
VItali, haș anyone mentioned you look like Alex Ziskind. It's like your the Alex Ziskind for Cameras. Very similar personalities and voice! Love the content friend.
Ha-ha. No, you are the 1st one to mention. Well… we all have some one out there who looks like us in one way or another. Thanks for your comment Peter.
I'm planning to purchase this camera... when it comes to the memory card, I'm not going to follow your suggestion of choosing 128GB or 256GB, I'm going straight to get a 2TB one since one of the main uses i'm going to do with it consumes a ton of space on the card. I still don't know how much space it will consume, if you could tell me how many GB a 1 minute video at 8k@60 on RAW (the.NEV file) has, I would be grateful
You said that your shield would be down every time you replace your lens. That is only true if you power off the camera before you change your lens. So make sure you always power off your camera when you change lenses. Should be obvious but some people don’t.
Yeah, true. It’s like changing tires, you would need to stop a car before changing a tire. I don’t know why people wouldn’t turn their camera off before changing a lens.
Why is the Z9's default sensor shield setting "off"? The Canons (except the RP, which doesn't have sensor protection) have the mechanical shutter closed with the camera off and lens removed by default. Who wouldn't want sensor protection as the default?
