CanonKen

The Sony a6000 and 16-70 f/4 has been my compact travel rig for 5 years and well over 10,000 shots. Absolutely adore it because of how small and light it is. Many of these trips are business trips...

The elephant in the room (for Part 2) is going to be GPU availability :-(

How DARE they take a break and leave is without new videos!

Kidding, well-deserved, I know how much time it makes to shoot and edit these videos, and they are also trying to accurately talk about...

Did you think anyone was going to be impressed by that, or care, or just think it was impossibly lame?

My theory is the R3 was (among other things) a Eye AF test platform and it will show up in the R1 with 'refinements' to be fully mature for the most demanding pro use.  From there hope to see it ...

I remember (as a kid) playing with it on the EOS-3 and A2e and it worked really well. Obviously the R3 is a world more sophisticated, and from the looks of it, they got it right on the first go. ...

This is all assuming someone has setup a shot in a way this feature is useful. That is the really hard part. If you do all of that, then yes this would look great, but assuming all of the setup...

I'd rather have a stock one, but this is a tasteful kit, and I appreciate that.

Great shots! And a wide variety of settings/scenes.

Awesome. What an exciting time to be into this hobby.

Also a sign they are serious about APS-C and 'Medium Format' as their sensor sizes. They clearly see the larger sensor as something to be...

Rent it...and bill the client...meaning it is 'free' :-)

Of course, probably some gear like that if used on every shoot...you lease it...and still bill the client, with the plan you never directly...

Well done Nikon!

And god I love these videos, so funny, but also informative.

If a camera was going to be discontinued and replaced by a monthly lease...then yes that would be worth noting!

Wait, that had 10 rolls...at 6 bucks each, and this was a news story!?

I love the concept, but will let the early adopters work out the bugs.

I notice this is units and not revenue. Would be interesting to see that graph, too.

FUJIFILM GFX 100S simply because it would force me to slow down and think for things like landscape.

R3 (then R1) with all the long lenses for wildlife work.

Assorted Leica goodies for walk...

Current suppy shortages aside we are in a golden age of camera gear. So much so great gear. I love it!

I'd love that on my resume: Discovered a new moon

And maybe more pointed is with everything (with few exceptions) moving to mirrorless...there is no exactly any mystery about your exposure being good or not.

Totally get it with film, but with...