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Discount up 45% for this product above via link :
Phantom 4: http://bit.ly/2jGOUSE (price changes a lot)
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Get to Know the EOS 5D Mark IV Camera. Discover all the features that make the EOS 5D Mark IV camera a worthy successor to the EOS 5D legacy, and an all-around performer designed to meet the photographic expectations in virtually every field.
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Canon EOS 5D Mark IV Specs:
-30.4 Megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor
-ISO range 100–32000
-4K Motion JPEG video at 30p or 24p
-In-camera still frame grab
-60p, and HD up to 120p.
-Superb Dual Pixel CMOS AF
-LCD monitor with full touch-screen interface
-Up to 7.0 fps continuous shooting
-DIGIC 6+ Image Processor
-61 AF points
-Dual Pixel RAW
-Built-in Wi-Fi® and NFC connectivity
-Built-in GPS
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Arlo Pro Security Camera – Add-on Rechargeable Wire-Free HD Camera with Audio (Base Station not included), Indoor/Outdoor, Night Vision (VMC4030)
This is my Arlo Security Camera Review for any thinking about buying this system. The Arlo Wireless Camera System is the one and only true wireless system on the market, that means you don't have to plug the cameras in or fun wires to them, making them installable anywhere. If you'd like to purchase from AMAZON where I got mine here is a link http://amzn.to/2l4qqzy
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100% Wire-Free - Free of ugly cords and wiring hassles
HD Quality-Enjoy amazingly sharp 720p video
Weatherproof-Put the cameras anywhere—indoors or outdoors
Free Cloud Recording-Store and review last 7 days of recordings for free + upgrade options
Night Vision- See what’s happening even in the dark
Smart Alerts-Receive push notifications and emails when motion is detected
This Wireless Security Camera system is made fore people that aren't that handy, or just want an easy to install system with no wires to hook up. Simply plug in the basestation to your internet network and outlet, sync the camera with a touch of a button, 15 seconds each, and install your cameras where you want them. that's it you will have a high quality , sleek, well designed security camera system which can be expanded up to 16 cameras, I have 4 set up right now. With Motion detection and night vision, that will send you alerts when it detects motion and send you a recorded clip on both email and text!
The cameras are battery powered, but I've had mine installed for 4 months and still haven't had to change them, the cameras each have a battery sensor on the display so you know when they need to be changed.
Arlo Pro Security Camera Review 2017
The Arlo IP Video Camera is a video surveillance camera made by NETGEAR that offers a "wire-free" video experience. The camera itself houses a rechargeable battery (specific to the Arlo Pro), and can last for months when set to the recommended settings (Motion-Detect only for a default amount of time, and specific/average quality settings).
This product has proven to be pretty reliable and lives up to its hype in my opinion. The Arlo and Alro Pro cameras are weather resistant and allow for many types of weather conditions that allows you to mount the device outside in various seasonal conditions.
To note: the Alro camera (not the Pro version) has replaceable, non-rechargeable batteries only while the Pro version offers a rechargeable battery (only).
Also, the Arlo Pro version offers the option for local video/data storage as well as both speaker/microphone functionality for recording purposes as well as talk-back features.
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Sigma 50mm vs 1.4 Art vs Canon 50mm 1.4 - Which is the best 50mm lens?
In this video, I do an in depth comparison between the Canon 50mm 1.4 and the new Sigma 50mm 1.4. Both 50mm lenses are very popular, with the new Sigma 50mm 1.4 Art lens quickly becoming a fan favourite. I've been a big fan of Sigma Art Lenses for quite a long time so was excited to use the Sigma 50mm 1.4 Art.
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Unboxing and test flying the latest Phantom 4 Pro!
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Here we compare the Apple Watch Series 2 vs Samsung Gear S3 frontier.
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BUILD
So let’s first take a look at the build wauliy of these cameras.
All three of these cameras are targeting different markets and you can really tell that even just from the size of the bodies.
On the small end we’ve go the canon t6i, which is far smaller than both the 80d and the 7d mark ii. When you put it next to the 7d it’s really dwarfed in size.
Next up we’ve got the 80d which to me is the sweet spot for most dslr’s. It’s got enough weight to be able to handle most cameras, but isn’t also too heavy that you want to leave it at home.
And at the largest size we’ve got the 7d mark ii. It’s a really solid camera and is full weatherproof, so is a really good option if you’re going to be working in tough environments.
All cameras have similar ergonomics, but if you’re hands are a little smaller, I’d be looking towards the t6i and the 80d.
On top of the cameras, both the 80d and the 7D Mark ii have top lcd screens which are great. The t6i doesn’t have one but the t6s on the other hand does. It might not seem like a big deal, but being able to see your settings from above on the fly is really great.
So overall if you’re looking for a great camera to travel with, the winner here is the t6i and t6s. If you’re looking for a pro built camera that can take a lot of hits, go for the 7d, and if you want the best of both worlds, i’d go for the 80d.
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Now another thing to take into consideration is the lcd screens on these cameras.
Both the 80d and the t6i have fully articulating screens which are fantastic. They’re so useful for really composing your shot and they’re also touch screens as well which just makes them that much better.
The 7d on the other hand has what feels like a pretty archaic lcd screen. It’s not a touch screen and you can’t flip it out. Now before I’d used a touch articulating screen I wouldn’t really have cared about this, but since I’ve used them now for about 3 years, I wouldn’t ever go back and I’d love to see it move over to the 7d range.
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BURST MODE & AF
Let’s talk about the burst mode on these cameras now.
If you’re looking to get into the world of sports photography, i’d be looking at either the 80d or the 7d. The 7d Mark ii has the highest burst rate out of all of these cameras with a pretty impressive 10 frames per second.
That’s great if you want to catch some fast moving sports or wildlife.
The 80d isn’t too bad either and can shoot at 7fps, and on the other end, we’ve got the t6i and t6s which can onnly shoot at 5 fps.
Now for most times you’ll be shooting, that’s going to be perfectly fine but if you’re going to be shooting ga lot of shots quickly in succession, it might be something to look at.
So let’s here see it in action, here’s the 5fps on the t6i, and 7 on the 80d and to end it off, here’s 10 on the 7d mark ii.
In terms of actual autofocus performance, the real winner here is the 7d mark ii. I couldn’t really fault it in stills autofocus and you can really tell it’s built for having fast and responsive af. The 80d is definitely up there and is on the heals of the 7d mark ii and for most people the t6s will be fine for most occasions.
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Let’s talk about these cameras now for video work.
I actually used the a canon t6s for video work for quite a while last year and was really impressed.
For a sub $1000 camera it’s video quality was as good as my canon 70d.
The t6i and t6s have whats called hybrid autofocus, which works pretty well.
Now it’s not at the same level as the dual pixel on the 70d and definitely not at the same level as the 80d’s autofocus, but it does work great.
The 7d mark ii also has dual pixel autofoucs which i found works really great as well. It’s very responsive but i did find it a lot harder to use as I had to use this little joystick to select where i wanted to focus.
The 80d was the best of them all and worked flawlessly overtime. Not only that, it’s super easy to select wehre you want to focus simply by touching on the screen.
Now both the 80d and the 7d mark ii now have a headphone jack which is fantastic, and if you’re going to be recording good quality audio is really something to consider.
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Nikon D3400 Review vs Canon T6 vs Nikon D3300
Best Cheap Beginner DSLR Camera
Nikon D3400 Review:
• Hey What’s up everyone, my names Chris Winter and today I’m going to take a look at the brand new Nikon D3400.
• But let’s now take a look at this brand new Nikon D3400.
—————— BUILD QUALITY ——————
• To start off with, let’s take a look at the build quality and features of the Nikon D3400.
• Now if you’ve ever used a Nikon dslr before, you’ll feel right at home with the D3400. It’s got that familiar Nikon feeling with with the majority of the buttons placed vertically on the left of the screen.
• If this is your very first DSLR you might feel like it’s quite heavy in comparison to other point and shoot cameras or your phone, but in fact the Nikon D3400 is one of the lighter DSLR’s you can buy. It’s really quite amazing just how light it is.
• And to me this is a good thing.
• Even compared to the previous Nikon D3300, the D3400 is now even lighter, coming in at 395 grams vs 430 grams. Now that might not sound like too much, but if that gets you out taking more photos and enjoying photography more, I think that’s great.
—————— LCD SCREEN ——————
• Let’s turn the camera around now and talk about the LCD screen on the back here.
• I’ve actually been very impressed with the screen on the back of the Nikon D3400. For a beginner level DSLR It’s got very good brightness and detail.
• Now coming in at 921,000 dots, it’s a similar display to that on the older version. For me though one thing that I would have liked to have seen and I’m a little bit dissapointed in is that we are still missing a touch screen.
• Having a touch screen really can be great, especially if you’re used to shooting on your phone.
• That being said even in bright daylight, the D3400’s screen is very good and should work well when you’re not using the viewfinder.
—————— WIFI & BLUETOOTH ——————
• Now one of the stand out features on the Nikon D3400 is the inclusion of it’s new Snapbridge technology.
• Essentialy, Snapbridge allows you to take a picture on your Nikon camera and have it be automatically transferedt o your phone or your tablet.
• Overall it worked really quite well in my testing.
• This might seem like a bit of a small inclusion to the seasoned photographer, but for people getting into photography this is a great inclusion.
• Especially for younger users who might be used to posting to Facebook and instagram, it’s great that they will be able to share their photos taken on their DSLR online.
—————— CANON T6, NIKON D3300 ——————
• So the D3400 just got released a few weeks ago and being in the beginner market, it’s actually got a lot of competition.
• Firstly the camera most people will be comparing it to will be the Nikon d3300 which came before it. Now the cameras are actually really quite similar but the fact that he D3400 does have wireless capabilities is a big bonus to me.
• And then we’ve got Canon. They’ve got their Canon T6 which has been an incredibly popular camera. To me it looks like the D3400 is going to be slightly better with a larger sensor and higher burst rate, but I’ll have to test that more in my comparison review which will be up shortly.
—————— VIDEO ——————
• Let’s quickly talk about video for a second.
• Overall I was pretty impressed the video quality on the D3400, especially for a beginner level DSLR.
• Generally I tend to recommend Canon or Sony over Nikon if you really want to take your video seriously, but for every day shots, the D3400 will be totally fine.
• One thing however that I was disappointed with with the D3400 is the lack of an microphone jack.
• The old d3300 had the mic jack which was great if you wanted to plug in a mic to get some great sound, but it seems Nikon have thought that it wasn’t nessecary in the new version.
• For most people it’s not a big deal, but for budding cinematogaphers it’s a bit of a bummer.
• But overall, for most video occasions, the d3400 will do the job well.
—————— BATTERY LIFE ——————
• Now one thing I really wanted to touch on was battery life, and this is huge.
• I’ve found that the battery on the D3400 is a huge step up in comparison to the D3300.
• Nikon are claiming that the battery life is around 1200 shots per charge on the d3400, compared to just 700 shots on the older model.
• And in my testing, that’s about right.
• But what does this mean to you?
• Well it essentially means rather than taking a spare battery with you on your weekend away, you should be pretty fine to just take your camera and go, without the worry that it’s going to run out.
• Great job on that one Nikon.
Nikon D3400 Hands-on First Impression
Nikon D3400 Preview: A Rebranded D3300?
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