Beginner Camera Test part II - How do the 9 cameras in our test perform in low light (High ISO)??? 

Thanks so much. I really appreciate your feedback. Mabe one day 🤣

Thanks, Raktim 🙏😉

Thank you so much for your feedback. It's a sign of the times I guess. People are looking for clear "winners" - like buy this camera, it's the best for you, rather than get explanations about the pros and cons of a camera to make an educated decision what would fit their needs best.

The skin color rendering will be the next video. I’d probably get with one of the Nikons unless you need fast focus, then one of the newer Sonys (a6400).

Hi I’m afraid there was so little interest in this series that I didn’t continue the series. Sorry 😉

Thank you so much, Abrar. Sorry, I missed your comment :(

Thanks so much, Manu 🙏🙏🙏

Thanks for your feedback, Ravi. There is no one camera that fits all needs, so I thought there is a need for parameters. Unfortunately there weren’t many people interested, so I didn’t continue the test 😢

@@wolfamri Oh... That is really sad... Anyhow, I am really enjoyed the comparison. I saw few videos in this channel. Really interesting and valuable. Especially, the focal length video of two parts are wonderful. Great job. Hats off.

Thank you, Ravi. A lot more to come. current projects are Histogram and the REAL difference between jpg and raw

@@wolfamri so that's why there's no more test? I totally understand but it truly is a shame, and I blame the internet for not guiding me towards such great reviews earlier. I ended picking up an a6400 some months ago, I'm pretty darn happy with it, the focus is great (especially with the sigms 30mm) but I definitely wouldn't mind stuff like Fuji film simulations for sure.

@@LeoMkII thank you! Yes, that was the reason why the tests ended. I spent a lot of money on the cameras in hope it could help my channel grow. I sold them used, but you still don't get the full amount obviously. The a6400 is a great choice and I can totally imagine that you love that beast ;).

The D3500 is much newer and I’d expect a successor to the D5600 soon. That’s probably why. But the successor will very like cost a lot more 🤷‍♂️. So the D5600 seems like a great purchase.

@@wolfamri I thought the same too, I was leaning in towards a6000 but its rather old, Hence I am gonna go with D5600. What lense combo would you suggest? 1. 18-55mm + 70-300mm 2. 18-55mm + 50mm 3. 18-140mm + 50mm I want to click mainly general events of family, Portraits, night sky Occasionally landscape, wild life.

Do you have them online somewhere?

@@wolfamri I don't.

Thank YOU, Konatantnos 🙏🙏

Thanks for asking, Lau. Unfortunately there wasn’t all that much interest in that test, so I didn’t continue 😬.

Thanks a lot, Jens!!!

Thanks, Ionut! Much appreciated. I often planned to do several more parts, but considering how little interest these two generated, I thought I'd better do other videos first that people are more interested.

@@wolfamri Such a shame. These videos are really good. They deserve many more views. I think it must be something to do with the RU-vid algorithm. I’ve been looking into buying a beginner camera and have been searching for reviews. But I found this video by searching for a tutorial on lenses.

Thanks so much 🙏🙏. One day I may understand the algorithm 😂.

Awww thanks, Shay 🙏🙏

Thank you 🙏. I’m afraid I don’t have an intermediate trst. 😬 What is your budget. If you can afford the new R10, I’d go for it. Mirrorless has so many advantages 😉.

@@wolfamri Hadn't even considered mirrorless. The R10 18-150mm kit is a little cheaper than the comparable 90D kit (though not available until July). I know nothing of the advantages other than size and weight. Also know of a couple of the disadvantages: battery life and lens compatibility, though I believe an adaptor is available. Looks like I'll need to do a little more research. Thanks for the reply btw!

My pleasure. Mirrorless usually has faster and more reliable autofocus. Higher frame rates, better video,… 😉

@@wolfamri Just thought I'd let you know that I've decided to go for the R7 18-150mm kit. A little more expensive than the 90D kit but it currently comes with an adaptor, so that I can use my lenses. Got to wait until September for delivery though! Thanks again for all your advice

@@dah9093 I think that’s a wise decision. Perhaps it will be there earlier than expected 😉.

Thanks, Raudel. It could be, particularly Fuji and Olympus do that and I realized that. But still the Fuji performs pretty good, when I bring it to the same brightness as the other files. The Olympus not so much, but it has a smaller sensor. The lens could play a role. There is something called t-stop vs f-stop. But the difference shouldn't be as big as some examples.

Thanks, Gary. Yes, those are things that I would miss too. I'll get to that in a later video.

Thanks, Betty. No matter how good a camera performs with higher ISO. Low ISO will always be better 😉. So well done 👍

Uves, I found there is very little interest in that video, so I put it down on the priority list. Great to see people would like to see part 3 🙏

@@wolfamri ok, but sir this video is very important i think for every beginner who wants purchase a better camera body 1st time so kindly request to you please shot the part 3. Which is very helpful for us. And thanks for the response ❤🙏

Thanks, Carlos 🙏🤗

I had the cameras all together on a rig and failed to straighten the horizon on one or two cameras. Shame on me ;). But in general - if you use a very wide lens and have some upright structures in the corner of the frame, they will suffer from so-called vertical or perspective distortion.

Awesome. Did you decide yet?

@@wolfamri You know there's people's judgement about a particular company, and they want to choose another, same case here. The video was extremely helpful though.

Thanks, Neeraj. I’m afraid Canon has too many entry level cameras to test them all 🤷‍♂️😉

Great to hear, Loredana. I have to say though, that camera sensors get better every year, so the D3300 isn’t the same as the D3500. But I’m sure it serves you well 😉.

Thanks for your feedback, Noel. The t7i is still a very capable camera. So don’t forget to enjoy it 😉

Hi Marty! Thanks! Unfortunately I was a little lazy with the test because of a lack of interest (particularly in this part2). I really should get going again 😬

Thank you, Ramesh 🙏🙏

Congrats 😉. I used the kit lenses.

Thanks 🤗🤗

That’s really difficult, Dhruv. The a6000 is in many ways a more sophisticated camera. It just lacks the dynamic range and low light capabilities that the Nikon has. So for landscape and astro, definitely the D3500, unless you are once considering to add an interval timer which can be handy at times. The D3500 doesn’t support that. For wildlife , sports, etc. definitely the Sony 😬🤷‍♂️😂

@@wolfamri Thanks. Is it safe to say that Sony doesn't have these capabilities due to its old sensor? Also I have old Soviet Era Mir and Jupiter lenses which I would use with my camera. Is it true that Nikon does not support old lenses well unlike Sony ?

Not sure exactly about the lenses, but mirrorless in general can adapt way more mounts than DSLRs can. Yes in regard to the sensor, but also the processor.

@@wolfamri ok . Thanks a lot !!

Thanks a lot for your feedback 🙏🙏

Thank you, Rahul. There was so little interest in that series, that I stopped with the camera test. I’m very sorry😬.

@@wolfamri well people out there like me :) wanting for such rigorous tests and knowing to pick for color accuracy. If you can help me on that.

What are you planning to photograph mostly, and what is your budget, Rahul?

@@wolfamri Thanks for asking. As a beginer mostly low light photos, Night sky, and landscape and may be moving objects for practice. No weding or party photos. Budget around $700 (For me currecny is INR) with kit lanses.

@@rahulchakrabarty2858 that's a tricky one. With night sky and other low light stuff, you want a camera with as little noise as possible. Color accuracy is nice, but not nearly as important as low light. In this case, I'd probably go with the D3500 and get a lens with a low f-number. Depending on whether you want to photograph the milky way, or other stuff, you'd want a wide-angle lens or rather a telephoto lens.

Thanks, Mehdi 🙏🙏

Thanks, Abhinav. The second video didn’t interest many people, so I thought I’ll invest the time into other subjects 🤷‍♂️. Great to hear that somebody is interested 🤗🤗

@@wolfamri So are you gonna continue this beginner camera test subject?

@@abhirishi0805 yes, I will. But I gave it less priority. Is there anything specific you would want to know in regard to the test?

@@wolfamri Yeah bout overall colours and skin tone, something essential in portrait photography and a bit needed in landscape photography

that's what I had planned for the next video in this series.

Thanks, Mario 🙏🙏

Thanks, Cody 🙏. Are you looking for a new camera? You decided already, right 😉

@@wolfamri well...about that, remember when I told you we were going to Croatia to get married? Well our airlines cancelled our flight since they no longer fly out of New York due to covid, so we had to book another flight but when we booked it it was going to take us through Spain. Well we didn’t know that Spain changed their policy to requiring a visa so we had to get another flight ...$6000 later we got to Croatia. When we got back my contract got cancelled just before the American wedding so I felt getting the R6 would cause financial issues. I was right, still have been unable to find another contract so basically living off checking account while hoping to not touch savings ...then insert Christmas.

Ouch. Oh yes, I remember 😢

@@wolfamri haha and then I proof read my message and corrected it so it sounds like I have at least a 10 year old reading level

Cody Burton 😂😂😂 Don‘t worry, I wouldn’t have realized.

🙏🙏😉

Thank you! Unfortunately the interest in those videos was so little, that I was quite disappointed and stopped the series 😬.

@@wolfamri Sorry to hear that. You can tell how much work you put into it. Thanks for the first two parts though! It's very descriptive and entertaining.

@@chatnoir1375 Thank you 🙏😉