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DPREVIEW TV: OUR NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS FOR 2023

Published Dec 31, 2022 | dpreview staff
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2022 is nearly over, so Chris and Jordan sat down to discuss how they plan to
improve DPReview TV in 2023.

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* Intro
* Camera movement
* Locations
* Lighting
* Log video
* Get on set
* Accessories
* Gordon Drake
* Fly fishing
* The wrap

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pharles

OK. I'm normally on Jordan's side, but you seriously could do way more with fly
fishing videos. There's gobs of potential. Macro on flies. Contrast in low
light. Tracking a floating dun down to a waiting trout. The rise. The cast. The
wade, The hike. The after landing whisky.

Dudes, you have to get it together. Normally I side with Jordan, but Chris has
it right this time. More fly fishing content!!!

BTW, my rebuttal to Chris as to the worst lens in 2022:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZr_9iU6Wyo
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JPM29

I forgot something, explain Sony pixel peeper owners whose whose only measure
are the number of pixels that a 60 mp cam can capure more details than a 200 mp
cell phone.

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JPM29

Could you explain some here why it is so important to have a 50 mp cam with,
RAW, and shoot a few hundred fps to present a nice photo of their dog ?

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Pd printer

I do like fly fishing videos, especially the ones which last two hours
explaining why no fish was caught

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Sundog20

Can you guys make a New Year’s resolution to NEVER again, do a camera autofocus
test by running toward the camera and zig-zagging sideways? Please!

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sirhawkeye64

Mine for the time being at least is not buying more gear, taking more trips, and
just getting out and shooting more.

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ParametricPi

I have two resolutions. RTFM and shoot more humans instead of animals. RTFM is
more likely to happen.

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Notwitholding

Read less comments.

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Glenn Barber

I would like to see more content focused on teaching the nuances of video
shooting to photographers. I like Jordan's reviews but the content seems to be
focused on experienced video shooters and much of the jargon is lost to me.

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Ed Jeffersen

I think it would be fun to see a comparison of which camera does the best job at
full auto. I often get surprisingly good results when the dial to iA. I’m not
too proud to admit the camera is at times smarter than me!

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SR Hadden

I've been doing this off and on for the past week or so, out of curiosity,
limited to what I own of course (Canon, Nikon). There are some problems. Focus
is rarely where you want it, but you can override with touch shutter or
tracking. To my surprise, Canon metering has been fooled less easily. ISO goes
too high for my comfort on both.

Overall, results have been surprisingly decent. The biggest weakness with both
brands has been AWB under artificial/mixed lighting, with Canon doing a little
better with certain types of lightning, Nikon better with others. I agree that
this would be a useful comparison for newbs, though I wonder if DPR hasn't done
this already. If so, probably not recently.

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keepreal

i do not think there are nearly enough articles on DPR with at least one image
which includes Chris. Please put that right.

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Lan

Personally I really enjoy the humour that Chris and Jordan bring to the channel,
in fact I'd go so far as to say that's the main reason I watch the channel.

On the New Year's resolutions, I'm not keen on increased camera motion. Also not
in love with the idea of more fly fishing content. More travel sounds good
though!

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ccarrier

I'm waiting for you in Quebec!

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justmeMN

I would like to see sports cameras tested at a dog agility competition.

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FotoFailure

Like this one? https://youtu.be/GjqtwNUE148

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justmeMN

@FotoFailure: I've never seen an agility dog go that slow. :-) A Border Collie
doing an agility competition would be the ultimate test.

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FotoFailure

@ justmeMN hey, he's gettin' it done, just at his own pace!

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nycgeo

Excellent point about shooting with lights. I have had the same epiphany about
my best shots being from my off camera flash stuff. I got a small RGB LED and
bring it everywhere.

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Pete_W

I am looking forward to evil twin Gordon returning to DPRTV, but he really needs
to improve his dress sense. Wearing exactly the same outfit as Jordan is not
doing him any favors!

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wcan

How about reviewing studio lighting both for stills and video?

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SunnySailor

I would like to see something about easily streaming pictures on TV in good
quality.
It seems to me that there is no simple way to show pictures in 4K or higher
resolutions by using your smartphone.

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SunnySailor

I like your stories and your dialogues very much :-)
I would like to get more insight into the bokeh and maximum achievable blur
depending on lens parameters and object distance.
Could you give us a quantitative measure for blur (e.g. circle diameter in
relation to picture diagonal) depending on focal length, aperture, focus
distance, object distance ?
Then we could easily compare different lenses without having to experience it by
ourselves.
Happy new year !

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ljclark

Nothing wrong with comedy in video camera reviews.

It will be interesting to see how long it takes for DPReview to find a couple of
presenters who can actually manage comedy.

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AbrasiveReducer

Not going to watch a video on this but Happy New Year to all. I see from the
comments that more attempts at humor are afoot. In photo, as in every facet of
life, many wonderful people are just aren't funny. Jerry Uelsmann was the
funniest person I ever met, so some photographers do have the gift.

Here's to a new year that's built like a tank, weighs 50 Nocts, and comes in a
wide assortment of "colorways". But seriously folks, it's gotta be better than
2022.

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sirhawkeye64

My resolution for photography is to simply get out more and shoot. i don't need
more gear... I just want to get out more as I feel like I've been couped up this
past year. I've done quite a bit this year in reality, but I Feel that I've done
way more in previous years -- even during COVID but it seems with all the
disruptions in the travel industry (at least in the US) this has made it harder
for everyone to travel with flights being cancelled for reasons other than
weather (labor shortage in some cases). So hopefully that gets resolved before
peak travel season (summer).

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bobabend

I agree with mydpname. I come to DPReview for information, not humor. In-depth
technical information, new cameras on the way, and technical guidance are my
focus and I find most if not all of the silly humor objectionable.

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Notwitholding

We are serious folks :) but some need to cater to the jesters amongst us.

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MaxWS

More fly fishing videos in 2023 . . . specifically the ones with Chris fly
fishing and Jordan doing everything else!!! Love it. Thanks for the great
technical and fun videos throughout the past year. Looking forward to even more
in the coming year.

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mydpname

What originally drew me to DPR was the straightforward content & objective
reviews. But over the past year or so, it looks like you guys decided to become
comedians. The good news is that there's nothing wrong with a sense of humor.
The bad news. . .you guys aren't funny. Stick to your strengths. Happy New Year!

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sirhawkeye64

I think the sense of humor keeps people interested especially through longer
videos that are perhaps quite "Dry" if you will, like comparing two camera's
paper specs and real-world experiences. Some are a bit over the top... such as
the mini series they did on things like White Balance with Sargent Chris. Or the
one where they were trying to show different methods of shooting at slower
shutter speeds, handheld.

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whensly

Nothing wrong w humanity and laughing at ourselves , esp super dorky pixel
peopers.

HNY guys, don’t go changin’

But no on the fly fishing vids 😉

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TomCodyPleasedToMeetYa

Couldn't disagree more. They are funny and entertaining and the best watch re
photography.

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Photoevian

No more resolution needed, just a 10-1000mm f/1,4 pancake zoom lens....

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BackToNature1

So what would that cost? I am thinking more along the lines of 250-500 type
lens. To make it less costly, 4.5-6.3? Or somewhere near. Most times for
wildlife, I waste time just getting out to the needed Zoom Length. The Wildlife
has already jetted off.

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Rodrigo Pasiani

That pancake lens would be awesome indeed. I'd pay 300 US Dollars for such a
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locavore

Only if it smells like maple syrup... and is motion stabilized. Science fiction.
Maybe someday?

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Anakan

Haha, dream lens, but that crop factor would be like 100

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The Silver Nemesis

My resolution is something above 4K, and it includes the 21:9 format - as the
Chris & Jordan Cuba Libre mix output here is highly…cinematic. It deserves a
wide(r) screen!🎬

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g p witteveen

DPReview dwells on the latest and what is coming next. That is good, but let's
please not disregard old photos, too. Examining a particularly eye-catching
picture from technical and from artistic/stylistic point of view is another way
to contribute to this community of people who write (and read) with light.
Things both old and new can engage visitors to DPReview. Old need not be quaint
or quirky. In its time, it was state of the art and functioned as the extension
to the photographer's eye and imagination.

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Georgescanvas

Hey Chris !

The Nikka Pure Malt white is just new make spirit. It doesn't go into casks for
maturation - hence the clear colour. Most new make spirit is filtered and then
watered down. I'm not exactly sure which expression you were drinking in the
best & worst video, but I'd say it was not cask strength.

You should be able to get this stuff easily from Nikka. But be aware - Both
Suntory and Nikka still import new make spirit from Scotland to mix into their
own production !!!

Hope this helps

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FotografMagnus

Let's see more of those Chris & Jordan muppets this year. :)

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SigmaChrome

How about we just have the Chris & Jordan Muppets do the shows on their own --
maybe with some fish swimming around as they slowly sink to bottom of the river.

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EXkurogane

My new year resolution is 8k. 4k is no longer good enough

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snapa

Not too many people own computer monitors or TV's that can display 8k video, so
what is the point? I also don't think people viewing 8k on a phone, tablet or
super high-end laptop would be able to see any difference, do you?

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HJVN

Flyfishing videos! Wonder it you mean like your review of the Nikon Z 5 type of
video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuOADfGxux0
Could work. Maybe we will get to see more of that grandiose Canadian wild
nature.

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08amczb

My favorite episodes was the (little more advanced) educational ones for example
about shutter angle, rolling shutter, microphone types,...
Although I hate the technical part of your lens reviews especially the test
chart evaluations. It takes a lot of time, I can't examine in a video the chart
for myself and I would trust you if you only say it's sharp or not. Then you can
include the photos in the sample gallery for evidence.
Gordon was fun, and I really like your reviews. I trust your opinions, thanks
for the lot of videos in 2022!
PS.: Fishing is boring, sorry Chris :(

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wcan

So by next year around Christmas time Chris will be shooting video in "Yule
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jimrpdx

Great to know I'm not the only one who respects the "country of origin" in my
drinking schedule.

After spending Christmas in the hospital, my resolution is to shut down the gear
chase. Dump the extraneous gear, get out more and learn what I have!!

Maybe you can schedule a trip North in Sep/Oct 23? Edmonton area is far enough.
Catch an aurora suntan, guys - we're up for meeting up on that trip!! I'll bring
the Irish, you the Japanese and we're set :)

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DrewRick

Improving our skill level is always a good resolution. It goes both ways, some
of us will be thinking "I have only this much time left, so I better use the
best gear". Others will downsize or (gasp) start using zooms to reduce the
number of lenses.

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melnais

a fish market is a lot more interesting than pseudo landscape photography under
the premise of fishing

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DrewRick

There's room for both, as long as the landscaping offers a challenge for DOF and
DR with some sunset light in there or similar.

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James Lafayette

Happy New Year Jordan and Chris, really loved your content over the last few
years. A massive Thank You to you both :-)

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Dito here, all the best to you this new year!

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WhidbeySoul

If Kirk can write about swimming and Mike can write about pool, I guess Chris
can do fly fishing.

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locavore

How about they go on flyfishing expeditions where Jordan gets paid double, Chris
is unpaid while fishing, but can use footage on his flyfishing site? DP Review
picks up expenses, so Chris gets a free ride and all the fishing he desires
without having to review photo equipment. Win-Win!

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Busbob

I hereby endorse this position. Jordan, slo-mo casting? Drone shots down the
trout stream? Chris, selfies with the latest camera? Jordan, enjoying a canned
or bottle beverage on the banks of the stream while Chris once again tries to
hit the eddy just short of that rock.....Jordan, this is a win-win, buddy!

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https://www.allstarwine.com/spirits/Nikka-Taketsuru-Pure-Malt-Whisky-White-Label-w44837095q

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Aussibum

Yeah, guys just do U thang and have fun. It‘s nice to see you happy and not
taking everything so uptight - that just shines!
Have a happy new one, health & happiness for Ur family - cheers!

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photographytragic

I never noticed (until a trip a few weeks ago) that they all pronounce "about"
as "a boat". I thought it was just a Chris thang, but they all do it.

Didn't know there were 4 countries in North America either.

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Greenland is a part of N. America

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photographytragic

Ah didn't know that geographic technicality!!
Yes, in that wider definition of North America there are nearly 2 dozen
countries.

But in particular, on my visit to the Canadian eastern archipelago I learnt
there were 2 French islands nestled right in there - Saint-Pierre and Miquelon.

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Satyaa

NO FISHING. Just Photography.

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Jordan Drake

This is the correct opinion.

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No videography, just photography...

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Jagganatha

As long as they take the time to enunciate enough, and pause enough often, this
pair of oddballs are the best of their kind on the web. They do not shout. They
do not wave their hands and arms around all the time, a habit most others have
that causes me to simply switch to somewhere else, and they do not lose their
essentially canadian sense of humour. But are there available french subtitles?

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Oddballs?

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asymmetric bokeh

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I would love to see an instructional video on how to video with a hybrid camera.
I have done stills for 60 years, but I have yet to make a video with my DSLR or
hybrid camera. Could you not show us how to? Which settings to start with, what
to adjjust, etc to make a simple video! I know my cameras can do it, but I don't
know how to and what to adjust, set, etc. Please! Maybe do a series with
increasing complications? I am sure I am not alone being ignorant about video
shooting!

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Hawkypuck

Put the camera into video mode, press record.

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Indohydra

I second sknai16. But I would request that if either of you try to do an
instructional video that you ...slow ..d.o..w...n when going over technical
stuff. I know you try to talk fast to keep the genZers locked in. But for an
older crowd adjusting to the new technical video vocabulary please slow
down...and show examples, if appropriate, that visibly demonstrate the effect of
the choices you are making i.e. in colorspace or frame rates etc. that might
actually show up on a computer at full screen. Thx.

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Foskito

Hawkypuck, do you need to end the year with sarcastic comments?

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Hawkypuck

I was not kidding actually, most cameras are like that.

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Hawkypuck

I was not being sarcastic either

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Satyaa

I agree. There was a lot for me to learn when I started doing video with a
hybrid camera. I got used to certain style that worked for me but I am sure
there is a lot more that I haven't stumbled upon.

I will also add that the instructional video should explain the use of common
features in these cameras, and not add lot of external gear which is both
expensive and too much for hobby users.

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Hawkypuck

I also agree

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Geekapoo

Geeez Hawkypuck, as Don Rickles would say...you are a hockey puck. Cheers.

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Hawkypuck

It is just my dog's name man lol!

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PredatorsPrey

@Hawkypuck so you use the green photo mode and just press the button?
For video there are different questions, what resolution (raw video is pretty
rare so it matters); what bit depth; do I need LOG? h.265 or h2.64, long GOP or
ALL-I or something in between? What frame rate and which shutter speed?

Similar questions also apply for stills, raw or baked (which resolution), jpg or
heic (8 bit or maybe more?). Low contrast custom picture style or a more baked
one? What shutter speed is needed when etc.

So you can say choose green mode, press shutter button and you're good to go
with photography.

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Hawkypuck

:-)

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SR Hadden

I'm taking an entirely different approach in 2023, thanks to the most important
DPR photography news article of 2022 - Chris's wrist strap roundup. That's
right... I'm switching to a wrist strap.

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Hawkypuck

Oh yeah baby!

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DrewRick

Holding the lens in your hand with the camera on a wrist strap is also a great
deterrent against snatch-and-grab theft that often focuses on distracting the
victim and cutting the neck strap or detaching an expensive lens from the body.

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steelhead3

How about a native fish series (no hatchery influence). They usually are in
scenic spots. Grayling, rainbow, cutthroat, char are all in your area, though
rainbow are not native to the eastern slope of the Rockies. You will have to
travel to the west side. Too bad the Thompson was destroyed by government
inaction. Those steelhead would spool 250 yds of backing in a a couple of
seconds. Maybe test some flies with various macro lenses? Also, how about give
aways, that is how you tubers increase their subscriptions LOL

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Hawkypuck

That is a lot of backing though, probably because you have large reels and rods
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Hawkypuck

I think give aways are kind of a scam and bs

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mossy toes

How's 'bout Jordan doing the fishing and Chris doing all the work? Then Jordan
critiquing the video and technique.

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Jordan Drake

@mossy toes I think Chris would critique my fishing and tying technique more
than I could ever critique his video skills.

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Hawkypuck

True

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Joe Lynch

I'll spend 2023 learning how to use what I was fortunate enough to buy in 2022.
I'll buy maybe one new body in 2024 or 2025. Maybe. And then only after I learn
to use what I have. Promise. But I'll watch every dpreview video.

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Same

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Hawkypuck

I will learn how to use my newly acquired 7d mark ii!

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My new years resolution is also 20mp, because of my 7d mark ii!

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D135ima

There is a feeling that with the Eos R6 II canon will finally make 20 megapixels
(18-22) a thing of the past. Goodbye beloved 3500 pixels on the short side and
5500 pixels on the long side - it was a wonderful 15 years.

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Hawkypuck

Well, i do not think mft will kill 20mp just yet tbh!

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D135ima

@Hawkypuck - 20mp pretty reasonable resolution not only for mft, but also for
aps-c.

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DrewRick

I love having nice round numbers with 6000x4000 24mp, and it's exactly double my
4000x3000 compact camera

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jaberg

I’m down for the fly fishing episodes. Sorry Jordan.

I’m all about the accessory episodes as well — accessories transcend brand. I
enjoy the camera/lens reviews too, but most of those cover gear I have only a
theoretical interest in, and don’t aspire to… Throw in a little fishing to keep
it interesting. Sorry Jordan.

Seriously, just keep up the great work. Best wishes to all for a happy and
prosperous 2023.

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Hawkypuck

I am a fisherman, and i love fishinng, so having cameras and lenses and fishing
in one series would be AMAZING!

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carboncut

Give up on Kelowna, head south to the wine capital of Canada via the Crowsnest
and go to the Area 27 race track for autofocus tests and also check out the
electric race car workshop in Oliver. South Okanagan is where you want to be
with distiller, cider makers, and of course the best wines in Canada.

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