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Ha ha, that would be an interesting email to write! And many thanks for watching.

Thanks a bunch - ya, it is on the slower side, hence the more affordable price as well though. At dusk and dawn it has its limitations, but on that note, lightrooms AI denoise feature is amazing, and I can shoot fast shutterspeeds at ISO 6400 and get the images I want. Its all about being where the action is and practice a lot, and youll get cool images with any setup. It is however an impressing lens at 600mm which is about 900mm fullframe equivalent, so you get really close.

Hey Dave, I dont know anything about renting up there. But in southern Africa Bushlore is great. Maybe they can help in Kenya as well? They have a very big fleet of cars, and I know they can deliever. Might be worth reaching out to them.

@@DanielBryn thx for advice! I will try to ask Bushlore 🙂👍

Hey there, yes! Contact Bushlore. They have these buyback agreements for the vehicles they are phasing out. Great service, very helpful, and no problems for us!

Hey there - how are you struggling to get good photos?

@@DanielBryn the picture are always blurry. I m amateur so i try différent settings but still.

Do you use correct shutter speed? You must remember your shutter speed must be twice the focal length you use so if you use 600mm your shutter speed should be no less than 1200/sec​@chrisdan8139

@@arturaszaleskis8907 that sums it up nicely, thanks my friend!

@@arturaszaleskis8907 im between the 2000 and 1000 fir the shutter speed

Great to hear Fredrik - Oslo is a super nice town for that. Very walkable to every major hotspot. Have fun in the process!

Thanks Gerald!

Hey Thomas! Sometimes I put them on instagram. Ive got a few on sale with an affiliate gallery, and most of the time, I just enjoy the process. Do you mean how I deal with or avoid conforntation if anyone should ever complain?

@@DanielBryn Yes. What do you do if someone approaches you and demands "did you just take my picture?" Some say "OK I'll delete it" others say "F you, I can take any photos I want in a public place".

@@thomasd6592 Personally I delete the photos and wish the person a good day, if they ask nicely. This happens rarely though. On that note, I am not a very intrusive photographer. I wouldnt worry about it. In my country, if youre in a public place, its within your right to take photos. A lady in her 50s or 60s blatantly demanded me to delete all photos on my camera in a public park once. I told that person to mind her own business, and stop bothering others. She threatened to call the police, where I responded id happily give her my phone number in case I wandered off before they arrived. Its in the approach, I guess, but all in all this hardly ever happens.

@@DanielBryn Thanks

its a good choice!

Yup!

Thanks a bunch, much apprecaited!

idk, you tell me Peter. Have you tried this lens?

Thanks for the clarification - I noted the plasticy feel of it. In any case, I dig it.

Both - nobody could ever tell the difference

Det er morro! Takker - starter opp igjen i August etter en lang og fin sommerferie

@@DanielBryn vi kunne kanskje laget en collab en dag. Gjort litt street og laget litt POV :)

True. Not that it matters though.

Hey Thomas, id say whatever floats your boat in terms of payment. You dont have to have a campsite reservation to enter the reserve. You can do that as a day visitor no problem. For campsites, id book in advance to be sure. They ahve a card machine at the gate these days, but it isnt always working so bring cash. A better campsite near south gate is Kazikinii. Its community run and youre right in the middle of everything there as well

Great place!

Thanks!

Cheers!

Stay in your vehicle - always be aware of your surroundings while walking around in camp and being careful.

Hey Robert, youre right - its just a grip and they do have the L-bracket also. The grip though... A necessity imo. Thanks for watching!

Strictly no, but it does come in handy if youre driving on challenging roads + water etc

theyre all quite accessible, and normal park fees apply. I cant remember exactly how much, but I reckon it was about 30 USD or something. Google sossusvlei and youll find a ton of info. Cheers

Id go for the fuji, youll get the exact same images for waaaaay cheaper. Ive since sold the Q2. Just wasnt worth it in my book. Spent the money on fuji lenses and more trips because that where the magic happens

Thats about the nicest comment ive had, and thanks! Yes - youll find unique locations even in the classsic locations, but over time, they become very recognisable, so, straying off the beaten path is a good idea if you find yourself outside any inspiration. Ill continue, and many thanks again.

Im sure you would. Not talking shit about it, im sure its great, but as mentioned, I got to my senses and upgraded with lenses instead. The better choice for me and how I use a camera. Thanks for watching.

Somebody was slightly grumpy before getting to his senses, lol.

100VI is made in China man. 100V is still better than XT5 tho

@@long9x97 x100v is old tech part of the xt-4 era x100vi is updated to xt-5 tech lol it's not better at all

@@limbitsafe6620 If you buy a camera for tech then you shouldn't buy x100 series

Lets say you pay 3500 for the red Leica logo - then the rest is pretty similar. Apart from interchangeable lenses on the fuji. Best case for Leica, id call it a draw. But lets be honest... Fuji, or any other camera in that price range will get you there 100% of the way if you know how to handle a camera. Its back on the fuji. Cool to check out the leica for a while though

Hey Flavio - I jumped on the Osmo pocket 3 setup to see what the fuzz was all about. The fuzz was right! Its excellent for this type of filming yourself (or any type of filming yourself, really.

Ill be honest and say your doubts may be right. But its still a great lens for the price, so what you have to consider is; are you willing to pay all that much more just to get the incrementally better af on lets say a Sony? Or maybe it is a bit better than incremental, but still. I havent tested with the new firmware unfortunately, but ive read its a good upgrade, and when the nail it, I think id stick with fuji and practice with what I have. Thanks for watching by the way. Hope this gave you some perspective to consider.

@@DanielBryn I actually had Sony gear (a6000 and a5000) and sold those before purchasing my X-T5. I also bought an X-T2 at the end of last month as a second body. I am not planning to going back to Sony but I am considering getting a dedicated bird photography camera and lens be it modern Canon, Nikon or perhaps OM because I have experienced how AF can miss on Fuji sometimes particularly on wildlife. I love Fujifilm and I will still stick with the system for other type of photography because I love their dials experience and lenses are great. I am highly inclined in getting this lens, problem is in my country I can't rent gear and Fujifilm is not very popular so if I buy it and doesn't convince me it will be hard to sell. I might instead wait to see how comes that rumored XF 500mm f/5.6 at the end of the year and save for it.

I very recently 'upgraded' from x-t5 to x-h2s for wildlife with this lens: If you're shooting jumpy birds, insects etc then the h2s shoots 40fps & pre-shot & a fast cfexpress card clears the buffer super quick, whereas the x-t5 is rather sluggish in comparison... But I'm not parting with my x-t5 - It's now my high-res concert, events, landscape & portrait body.

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it - more to come with more explanations around the process. Have a great day

Youre very welcome - love the country and the city!

First off Michael... Im super jealous! Second; I had only a few hours here and there, but you cant go wrong with Dotonbori at night, and Shinsekai where I spent the majority of time with my camera. HAve fun over there, its an awesome city

@@DanielBryn i have never been to osaka before, only tokyo, but i am staying 300m walking distance from dotonbori

Thats wonderful to hear. Mission accomplished on my part then. And yes, its a lovely lens. Fujis nifty fifty! Thanks for watching Mohamed.

@@DanielBryn no worries 😁 Keep it up 💫

Hey there, most of the photos were done with the XT5. I tried the 100-400 a long time ago, but I couldnt say which is better. This however is a very versatile lens for a good price! Thanks for watching

@@DanielBryn will you recommend this lens instead of 100-400 with 1.4 teleconverter?

Id even say your setup looks cooler (and a better option)!

@@DanielBryn it's got a nice L bracket on it as well. It's a really solid camera.

@@nevvanclarke9225yes! Super solid w the l bracket. I got the baseplate that gives it a better grip. Winner!

For How much u r selling?.. how many years used

$1400.

Yes it is quite big and bulky. Its a bit different when youre sitting in a truck or a blind in africa photographing animals. Then its fine I guess. As I do street and travel photography mostly, ill probably sell mine when I get home (and get the 100-400 second hand for next africa trip). Also; great price! If youre looking to buy and in California - Phil is your guy! Great lens

Cant say I agree if you consider options like xt30ii and the upcoming xt50. The converters are also quite expensive. Id definitely always go with a system camera and a fixed lens.

i think thats a very reasonable plan! The V is a better option considering the price imo.

And what a beach it is!

Yeah maybe - I still think you get good value, And if bumping up ISO worries you for noisy images, the denoise feature in lightroom is pretty good. It will ofc not reach the level of those higher end lenses. Versetile though!

Congrats on a much better deal!! What do you shoot?

@@DanielBryn Mainly travel and architecture.

Yep - so much better!

Its not a review, its rather food for thought. Easy to get sucked into the hype of wanting the latest and "greatest". I didnt get the X100VI because I got to my senses and got better upgrades for my existing gear. Owned the X100F some years ago, great camera! Dont think a brand new X100VI is worth it