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Really thorough review! I’ve had a blast riding the LikeBike Lander S it is a really decent ebike
Nice music!
the 25 mph is achievable but locked in the settings when you first get it, there is a guide to unlock it, to let you know ahead it allows upto 32 mph but you will never get close to that at most you will get 28-29 mph
Maybe with a lightweight rider it can reach 32. I’m sure adding an upgraded hub before building it together should be good. Though at that point you should just spend the extra few hundred dollars.
@@GristanGuinta no it gets locked at 28-29 mph I tried with different sizes of people the lightest of us was 145 lbs and also tried with no rider same speed tried with no unneeded parts (rack, dirt catcher, lights, no horn/light buttons, basically anything I could take off that wasn't needed to function) and it still capped out at 28-29 mph
Thank you!
You’re welcome and thank you for watching the channel I appreciate it.
Great review , you confirm what I was thinking , I am going to africa and taking my new R7 with the Tamron 100-400 with the 1.4 extender , backup 90d and the Rf 18-150 . I have the both Tamron G2 both I have weight and space restriction ...I might !! take the Canon 18-135 3.5 but maybe not ... thank you for your great video and appreciate you commenting on the tamron product.
Which canera is good for video
both are good but I prefer to use the full-frame R6 mark ii for my video work.
Love the video, with one exception. Been using the 800/11 + RF1.4x for about 4 years now, & it's a great combination, BUT only with the 20-24Mp cameras, particularly the R6ii. Tried it (bare lens & +TC) with the R7 and it's not so good, simply because of the physics of small-aperture lenses: the diffraction limit of the R7 is around f/5.2, where the maximum resolution due to diffraction is the same size as a pixel. At f/11, the maximum resolution is about equivalent to the area of 4 pixels on the R7, and at f/16, with the 1.4x, about 9 (3x3) pixels, so any significant cropping will show some unsharpness; it's a bit like you are using an 8Mp & 4Mp APS-C camera respectively. Add to that the relatively poor high-ISO performance of the R7, and the f/11-16 becomes a real issue. The R7 is much better supported by the f/7.1 & sharpness of the 100-500, and the price of that lens now (if you look out for Canon sales) is only about 1.5x the price of the 800+TC.
Thanks so much for your thoughtful feedback! It’s awesome to hear from someone who’s been using the RF 800mm f/11 lens and RF 1.4x extender for a while. I totally get what you’re saying about the R7 and the challenges with diffraction limits at smaller apertures. It’s true that the R7’s higher resolution can make these issues more noticeable, especially with significant cropping. And yeah, the high-ISO performance does play a big role too. I appreciate you mentioning the 100-500mm lens as a better fit for the R7. It's definitely something for folks to consider, especially since the price difference isn’t too huge if you catch a good sale. Thanks again for sharing your insights-it’s great to have this kind of discussion in the community!
Very helpful video. One puzzle for me is after setting the focus to centre it has changed anything. Have gone through your video several times but don't see any mistakes I have as per your instructions
Are you sure it has a UD lens in it? Canon website did not list any special element in spec sheet
I just came across your channel and I did subscribe. Great video BUT 1 THING NOBODY DOES is cater to newbies. I just bought my 1st camera other then a phone. The canon r6 mark ii and if you would have made 1 difference in this video it would have tought me so much easier... as your talking about pressing buttons to activate certain auto focus features I wish you were SHOWING ME WHAT BUTTON YOUR PRESSING because when your just saying.... mode select button does.... after button does.... now if I press.... it does.... yea I'm so new you lost me.. BUT AS I LEARN THIS NEW CAMERA I WILL VALUE THIS VIDEO ONE DAY..... ILL CONTINUE TO FOLLOW THANKS
Will this lens function properly when paired with the old dslr nikon d3300 ? Caus im planning to buy this lens
I can’t say for sure never shot with Nikon. I can say it being the native mount it will most likely perform perfectly. I’ve also had a lot of people on the channel say they use this lens on Nikon with no problems. I never had these issues until I started using it on the canon mirrorless R cameras. I think it’s more an issue on this specific mount.
I put my old EF100 2.8 on the R7 with the mount converter and it works great. Loving the in camera stacker for flowers. Ive never used flash, your set up looks great.
The EF 100mm f/2.8L macro lens was my tried and true for a very long time I love that lens and have amazing images from it. You should try flash sometime. I felt it really helped my images not that you can’t get beautiful work without it. Thank you for watching the channel and commenting I really appreciate it.
Exactly the video i was looking for! Thank you for this iso comparaison ! (sry for my english)
Glad you liked it!
The 18-150 mm is essentially same as EF-M 18-150 mm and the EOS M cameras did not support lenses with mandatory corrections. The original EOS M did not support any lens corrections (on geometry).
This is a great video, i have my r6m2 for a week and this vid just saved my life. I have only one question, do i have to take the picture maintaining either one of the buttons assigned pressed? I presume for a moving person or object i have to do this so that the camera will track the subject,this also applies for portraits?
yes you are understanding it correctly. You need to hold down either the AF-on or * button depending on what you want tracking or single point to maintain focus. Also applies for portraits yes. I'm glad you found the video helpful and thank you for watching I appreciate it!
@@PPNJ again, thank you! this is very well explained, this comes from a guy that for the past 15 years used only nikon cameras. I found this autofocus sistem better than nikon or sony in this price range!
wow, I hate hearing this man. I don't own (yet), but I shoot with Nikon. this is not good.
I’ve had people say they don’t experience these issues on Nikon so you may be okay.
@@PPNJ I received mine (used) couple of wks ago. So far so good. I'm getting used to it.
Yeah i have this lens on a nikon D7200 and it performs beautifully, i think it maybe a conections issue with your system and adaption, or your specific lens not a flaw with the tamron 100-400 lens as you state. Mine has the nikon mount.
I’d agree with you but it’s pretty well documented that a lot of canon mirrorless users experience this regularly. This lens and the tamron 150-600 I wish it wasn’t true as I loved tamron.
Super, thank you, fabulous photos!
You're very welcome and thank you! 🙂
Can we use this feature for landscape
Yes you can!
Hi. Love your channel... I need a camera for an arctic expedition cruise July 2025. I have time to decide what to get. I'm deciding between the R7 and R6ii and I've seen a lot of controversy surrounding the R7's auto focus delivering out of focus shots when shooting burst. I don't know if you've come across this issue. I'll need the most length and I know the R7 will deliver that. I'm also looking at the Nikon Z6ii/iii or Z7ii... Thoughts?
Hello. I wouldn’t let the woes about the R7 stop you from getting it. I do feel the R6ii is a bit better but that’s not to say the R7 is bad whatsoever. You’ll have plenty of sharp shots and I don’t care what anyone says no camera hits 100% of the time. In my opinion it sounds like the R7 would work well for you. It really all depends if you go full frame you need long focal length lenses so it gets much more expensive. I really wouldn’t listen to people saying the R7 has auto focus issues though it doesn’t I use it all the time.
@@PPNJ TY. I'm leaning towards the R7 for the extra focal length. It's all about the lenses really... The 100-500F4.5 is just too much $$ for a casual user like me, the 100-400F5.6 is 25% of the price. The 1.6 crop gets me another +240. I guess that will have to do - hopefully the polar bears are close enough!
I'm going on an expedition Arctic trip July 2025 and realized I needed a camera LOL... My last real camera was a Canon F-1 bought in 1974. Anyway - I ordered and received a Sony 6700 on Friday. Literally took it out of the box and said what a p-o-s toy... I got big hands and it felt like one of those old Kodak throw away cameras they'd put on the table at weddings... Anyway, I'm returning it asap. I'm now looking at the R7 or R6M2. I know it's all about the range for shooting Polar bears in the arctic so lens selection is critical plus you get that extra mileage from the R7 (altho you could get an extender for the R6)? Also - i don't want to carry more than 2 lenses on the trip and definitely it will be a pain to swap lenses while on the move like in a moving Zodiac wanting to shoot my wife (literally) fairly close to me but also be able to grab distance shots of the elusive bear. SO - I'll definitely need a zoom that will do the job for me. What do you guys suggest for camera and lens? I want IBIS and great AF. This camera will basically become a hybrid I can use going forward for anything I'll ever need. PS: I have time to buy since I'm more than a year away but need a few months to get comfortable with the setup... Is there anything coming down the pike that would serve me better?
I have both. I used the R7 for a long time to photograph motorcycles. One thing I don't see anyone talking much about is the handling, and the R6II's is far superior in my personal opinion. I Use both with an RF 100-500L. Currently I only use the R7 when I need more range and that's it. Within the range of the lens, the R6ii is superior in every way.
what about the handling - please elaborate...thanks.
Hi I only see autofocus option as MF not servo can you please help my cam mode is in manual
How do you reset just manual mode settings back to default?
The R7 surprised me. I get great images and performance from it. Now have the Metabones 0.71x speedbooster to get 1 stop light advantage and close to FF look. I think there is a strong possibility of not buying a R6ii in future- maybe a second R7 ii when it comes
Not everyone needs a full frame camera. I would think for most photographers especially mainly wildlife photographers the R7 is more than sufficient. Thanks for watching the channel and commenting I really appreciate it.
Too confusing for me. Txs anyway.
It’s not for everyone I understand. Thank you for watching the channel and commenting I appreciate it.
Hello... I have been using this setup for quite a number of months and it proves to be exceptional. The only thing which I do different is that to assign the eye AF to the AF-On button and the spot detection to the star button. I also assign the back focus button selector to register 'shooting function' which I set to whole area animal tracking, custom shutter speed and aperture, and auto ISO. Thanks for your great videos!
Hello! Very happy to hear you found the settings helpful and have tweaked them to fit your style better. Thank you for watching the channel I really appreciate it!
böyle ayarların varlığından haberim bile yoktu teşekkürler, kendime göre doğru/pratik ayarları gerçekleştirdim sayenizde. :)
I’m glad it helped you find the correct settings for yourself! Enjoy your camera and happy shooting! 📸
Thank you!
You’re welcome.
What nd filter are you using ?
Gobe variable nd filters.
All your custom settings make so much sense!! Thank you for this
Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching.
I have an option to buy either of these lenses 2nd hand , both prices the same. It will be used predominantly for soccer , what do you think I should go for? I have a Canon 700d but will probably change to Nikon as both lenses are Nikon mounts, and I really want them!
I personally favor the 100-400 it’s heavier and doesn’t go as wide but I find the auto focus to be much better especially for moving subjects.
Dude i have the exact same equipment as you 😂
You must be making good decisions! Lol.
Best video I've seen on this topic.
Thank you glad you found it helpful!
This may be the simplest question ever but I am perplexed. I adjusted my settings exactly like you have done in the video. I also have a r6 mark ii. My display screen does not show the double white lined frame at 7:09 that’s around Nikki’s face. I have a large single lined blue box that seems to have a mind of its own if I hold the back button for too long.
There’s a setting in the menu that turns on right eye, left eye, auto. I bet that setting affects what you’re asking about. I’m going to work here shortly but when I get back I’ll do some investigating and report back to you asap and help get it sorted for you.
Thanks for the help ! Your video was already so helpful
Really useful video for me. I'm mostly shooting macro and have the Canon R8. I think I might have done better to get the R7, for the reasons you describe.
All the stuff I talked about is true but don’t let that bother you if you got the R8. It’s more than capable of great macro shots. This stuff is only worth thinking about when comparing cameras. Your R8 will get the job done just fine. It’s about knowing what you have and how to use it to your advantage. Your R8 will do much better at high iso and you’ll be better adapted for natural light macro shots as well. No need to worry at all you made a good choice.
I build and photograph scale models and dioramas and this new feature in my recently purchased R6 Mkii is a welcome surprise. Never had this feature before and it will change my scale model photography.
It’s definitely a neat feature to have now. I’m a macro lover and it’s definitely nice to be able to have the camera internally process all this. It was so much work before now it happens in a few seconds. Thanks for watching the channel and commenting I appreciate it.
Was excited to see this video Jesse. Looks like I will finally be grabbing the 800 f11 around August. So I'm getting excited for my late summer and in to fall. Great video. And one I'm sure I will share and revisit. Have a great rest of your Sunday.
Glad you liked it man! Thank you!
Timely, given the questions arising about the RF 200-800mm lens. I have the RF 100-500mm and I have never had to question whether it would work on my R5 or R6 II, and have never doubted it will be sharp on both at all settings. Comments on the 200-800 include concerns it doesn’t focus well on the R6 II, concerns that it doesn’t focus on any camera from about 650mm on up, and of course comments from those who either think a soft image is just fine or are angry that anyone would say anything naughty about Canon. One commenter sent it to Canon and was told it had to be corrected for alignment. After that it was great. Some lenses arrive showing no problems, as was the case with the demonstrator lens I saw at a camera store event at Ace Photo in Ashburn, Va. Sounds like a quality control problem for a lens that has been delivered only in small lots of 30 to large stores or infinitesimal lots of five or six to smaller ones-at least in the United States.
That’s crazy people are having issues like that. Since I already have the 800mm f/11 if anything I’ll prob get the 100-500 someday. Thanks for watching the channel and commenting man I appreciate it!
Thankyou so much ❤ I just love this lens, Looking forward to buying this lens
You're very welcome and thank you for watching the channel I really appreciate it!
Thank you so much for producing this video. I've been struggling to get the focus modes dialed in since upgrading to the R6 MII from the R6 and this video was the best I've found that really explains it all. I'm dialed in now!
Hey man thank you so much I really appreciate that! I’m really happy you found it helpful. I also have my website www.photonphotographynj.com and the Facebook group you can join and you’re always welcome to reach out if you ever have anymore questions about the camera. Good luck and enjoy the R6 mark ii. Thanks again!
I found many youtube review on this 18-400 are basically still image. Seems like this is strictly not for video?
Question?? The R7 is not good for sports???
It’s not that the R7 isn’t good at sports it is. Compared to the R6 ii though it has some short comings. Mainly the lower iso performance and increased rolling shutter effect in electronic shutter mode with the R7. That’s not to say it can’t be done though.
Is the R6 ‘significantly’ better in low light when the same lens is attached? Or would you say they are pretty close.
@@PPNJ .. 👍🏽👍🏽I was getting the R7 for backup to the R6ii
hi, may i know about the video focus sound noise in the tamron 18-400mm and 100-400mm .?
Cool
Does the tamron 100-400 do slow motion on the full frame mirrorless canon ? camera
I’m not sure what you mean. Lenses don’t affect your cameras ability to record in different frame rates so yes you can record slow motion 60fps, or 120fps footage and then have it slowed down into slow motion footage while using the tamron lens. The tamron 100-400 is also a full-frame lens so it can be used on full-frame or APS-C sensor cameras.
@@PPNJ actually a lot of third party lenses canon doesn't allow 120 fps on their cameras. I think canon does this so you will want to only buy native glass.
@@PPNJ some lenses you get an error message from canon saying you cant use this function when trying to use some third party lenses in 120 fps. or canon wont allow the auto focus to work.
does the slow motion work with the tamron on the canon mirrorless body?
Hey does the slow motion work with the ef to rf adapted canon body?
This was exactly the two camera comparison I was looking for. Thank you! I have a very old Canon APS-C but am seeking to upgrade. With my primary use now being indoor sports (basketball) photography but sometimes switching to team group photos, I think perhaps it’s time to go to mirrorless full frame. The only thing is that I’ll have to start over with the lens. I have two Sigma Art lenses that I love.
One question, can you customize the red record button on the R6 II? Or is it still useless?
I’m pretty sure it’s still a useless auto record setting like the original R6. Sucks because it would be nice to program actual usable settings and be able to trigger recording while in picture mode but canon said no for us R6 and R6ii users. I believe the R5 does allow you to do what you want though.
Ah thats sad..