Its one of the most underrated guide for buying 2nd hand camera... It almost covers each points which I've watched distinctly in all 5-7 videos... And also there's a demonstration... And that's what's set it apart from all others

Very helpful video! Thanks for creating this

Wow this is incredibly helpful and relevant. You explained it well and easy for the camera's tricks like shutter, aperture and checking sensors

Nice, precise and thorough.pleasant sounding :) subbed!!

Great video, which deserves more views. Thanks a lot for the comprehensive overview!

Very informative ❤😊

Thank you ! It’s really helpful video.

Thanks so much the ultimate guide organized knowledgeable guide to buy used camera... you helped us a lot

very thorough and clear video, well done. a vid on adaptors - inc. speed boosters woul be good, I think

Great list!

Wonderful video thanks!

Great video! thanks!

Thanks bro👍

Thank you

Wow, this is the best video about this topic i found. Why do this have so little views?

Very helpful video, thank you! Keep it up 👍

@exposuretherapyphotoworksh4081

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Kent!

Thank you so much this is very helpful!!

@exposuretherapyphotoworksh4081

Жыл бұрын

Glad to hear! Take care

Amazing video buddy!! Im about to buy my first camera (canon M50) and your tutorial helped a ton! Thank you!

@exposuretherapyphotoworksh4081

Жыл бұрын

I’m happy you found it useful!

Thank you. I bought an open box “excellent” rated LUMIX g95d with 12-60 mm kit lens for $548. Only problem is it needs to ship because it’s far. I did spend an extra $58 for geek squad two years replacement plan. I never buy extended warranty ( except for drones because flying cameras are subject to a lot of risk) but since it is my first camera (again besides my flying ones) and it’s open box I figured it would be good to get the two years for $58. Plus you get a cleaning each year where they send it in to the manufacturer to be torn down and cleaned. I’m sure two of those are worth more than the $58 alone. How necessary they are is another story. I am anxiously waiting for this to be delivered so I know if it’s good or I need to return. For reference the camera is about $700 new on sale from $1000. Open box is $548. So I’m saving $150 on top of a $300 sale if this open box is good. I’ve had excellent results with Best Buy open box for the few times I used them. If the camera has to go back I hope the $700 sale everyone is having is still going on!!! I’m sure it’s fine. Usually someone bought something and simply changed their mind and you’d never know the item was open box. I still have a sound bar and sub I bought BB open box almost 10 years ago. It’s been across the whole country and now I’ve given it to my mom as I upgraded to full atmos. Still works perfect, even the remote. I bought a brand new Magic Trackpad 2 that was still brand new with the exception of the box being open. I’ve had others just like these two examples. I’ve never been burned on an Amazon warehouse or best buy open box. Usually the product is better than it’s rating. I’ve bought fair off Amazon as that’s all that was left and the item still had all the plastic peels on it. It was brand new.

Thanks for this. What are your thoughts about buying compact cameras? Specifically, some are very nice but the issue of dust on the sensor of these sealed cameras gives me pause. I purchased (and returned) a Lumix LX100 from MPB because of that. But I don't think the sensor dust is specific to that make. Do you have any thoughts about that? thx RSV869

Man I'm literally inexperienced to check these

@jorgepou4212

3 ай бұрын

bra same

...shows a dslr doing a burst ...shows canon 90d instruction book ....titles vid '.... mirrorless cameras...' (???)

@exposuretherapyphotoworksh4081

Жыл бұрын

I used B-roll of scrolling through a 90D instruction manual to demonstrate that camera manuals list included accessories. This is true for mirrorless cameras, too. But you know all this. As for the burst for checking shutter function, that’s footage of my Fujifilm X-T2-a mirrorless camera. But even if it wasn’t, try not to miss the forest for the trees.