Hiking Boots/Shoes Recommendations?

Hiking boot recommendations?

Any recommendations for women's hiking shoes?

[Request] Hiking/outdoorsy style shoes that can handle lots of walking on concrete

Cold and wet weather hiking boots recommendations?

I am in need of a new pair of trail/hiking boots.

Hiking Boots for heavy use during the summer

Good pair of hiking shoes?

[Request] waterproof hiking shoes

[request] - Good quality walking shoes.

Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

BIFL Hiking boots for women

Hiking boots with good traction and can stand up to abuse.

Looking for a good pair of shoes for my weird feet

Request - Hiking Sandals

Request: Hiking Boots

Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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I want the best god damned dishwasher money can buy.

Looking for the best, easiest to operate, cheapest dishwasher - Recommendation?

[Request] Best countertop dishwasher for reasonable price?

Can anyone recommend a good dishwasher?

Countertop/Portable Dishwasher

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Dishwasher for Second Home

My friend bought a house with this KichenAid dishwasher from 1974. He says it works better than any of the other ones he has owned. He just has to convince his wife not to replace it.

What's a good Panel ready dishwasher under $1k?

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BIFL: Mastercraft ratchet set with lifetime warranty. Got it at 14, im 31. Went thru more abuse than you think!

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2010 Honda Accord worth the buy?

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2014 honda accord ??

After an initial round of research it seems like Honda Accord Hybrid is the right answer, but I want to pressure test that with you guys

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me again. 2010 2dr honda accord, 122k miles for $5,800. just want a reliable first car, thoughts?

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compact/mid size suv

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Recommendations for midsized SUVs to look at

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Small to mid-size suv suggestions?

Midsize vehicle for three kids

Mid-Size SUV

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looking for an open-world rpg

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6144 X 3456 Super 35 Sensor And Canon Ef Lens Mountsupports Still Frame Capture Up To 21 2 Megapixelrecords Up To 6144 X 3456 (6K) Video At 50 Fpsbuilt-In 5-Inch Touchscreen Allows Accurate Focussupports Remote Camera Control Via Bluetoothbuilt-In Sd Uhs-Ii And Cfast Card Recordersup To 25600 Iso For Incredible Low-Light Performancewide 13 Stops Of Dynamic Range For Film Looksrecords Full Resolution Up To 60 Or 120 Fps Windowedincredible Quality Blackmagic Raw Recording

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 It's in an area where there's no lights really all that close by. The closest is a street light about 100 feet from us and I was pushing 8000 ISO but with that denoise on it's still a little bit rough around the edges but not bad at all. So while you definitely have some solid low light here I'd love to see it get even better with future versions. Then the one other thing that I would love to see in the next version of this camera is in body stabilization

 Blackmagic is clearly a company that loves indie filmmakers and I love them for that. But I had some issues with the 4K too. Some of those issues were also carried over to the next camera with the 6K so I didn't upgrade but now we have the 6K Pro that they just released which really does seem to fix all of my major issues. So that's it for this video, I hope you enjoyed it and I'll see you in the next one

 As we switch over you'll see everything else gets grayed out, we don't have 6K, we do have the 4K DCI, Ultra HD and HD. But the difference with the 4K DCI between the two codecs with RAW you're cropping in on that 6K sensor to get the 4K so you aren't using the entirety of the sensor and you're losing a bit there if you want a wider frame. However with ProRes you are using the whole sensor so you are getting that 4K without the crop and this is just due to the way RAW works. For frame rates you have up to 120 frames per second in 2K and HD and up to 60 with everything else except for full 6K which tops out at 50 frames per second

7K anamorphic, 2.8K and the 4K DCI which is the only one RAW and ProRes share. As we switch over you'll see everything else gets grayed out, we don't have 6K, we do have the 4K DCI, Ultra HD and HD. But the difference with the 4K DCI between the two codecs with RAW you're cropping in on that 6K sensor to get the 4K so you aren't using the entirety of the sensor and you're losing a bit there if you want a wider frame

Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro Review

 The 6K had better color and highlight recovery and he disliked Apple's support of ProRes raw. At 8000 ISO and below, the BMPCC 6Ks low light samples look better than the Sony A7S IIIs, although you can go to a higher ISO with it.

He then recorded the same clip internally to a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K using Blackmagic raw. He couldn't find the 15 stops of dynamic range in ProRes raw, and liked the 6K better. The 6K had better color and highlight recovery and he disliked Apple's support of ProRes raw. At 8000 ISO and below, the BMPCC 6Ks low light samples look better than the Sony A7S IIIs, although you can go to a higher ISO with it

I currently shoot my YouTube videos on my Fujifilm XT2. While I love this camera for photography and vlogging it really doesn’t deliver the video quality I’m after for my YouTube review channel and my own personal short films. 

I’ve saved just over $5000 for a new setup but based on my needs and recent research, I really don’t need or want to spend more than $2000 on the body. Under $1800 is probably preferable. I care about getting maximum video quality for my budget, I shoot my reviews and short films with manual focus so autofocus is not a feature high on my list. Looking for a camera I can grow with. 

I mostly shoot 35mm focal length for all my photography and video. Have been considering picking up a 24-70 f2.8 for the new body as well. 

My top contenders are: 

-	Used Panasonic S1
-	New XT4
-	Used GH5

What other options would you recommend?

Thanks for your assistance.

<div class="md">I currently shoot my YouTube videos on my Fujifilm XT2. While I love this camera for photography and vlogging it really doesn’t deliver the video quality I’m after for my YouTube review channel and my own personal short films. 

I’ve saved just over $5000 for a new setup but based on my needs and recent research, I really don’t need or want to spend more than $2000 on the body. Under $1800 is probably preferable. I care about getting maximum video quality for my budget, I shoot my reviews and short films with manual focus so autofocus is not a feature high on my list. Looking for a camera I can grow with. 

I mostly shoot 35mm focal length for all my photography and video. Have been considering picking up a 24-70 f2.8 for the new body as well. 

My top contenders are: 

<ul>
<li> Used Panasonic S1</li>
<li> New XT4</li>
<li> Used GH5</li>
</ul>

What other options would you recommend?

Thanks for your assistance.
</div>

Need recommendations for a body under $2000

My recommendation would be to bump your budget just a little and get a Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera 6k. The 6k is a EF mount cine camera with a large sensor and uses the same batteries as your 5d2 and it unbeatable in a bang for buck. You could go for a bmpcc4k for just a little more than 1000$ but it's micro 4/3 and you would need an adapter for you EF lenses. Much better to get the 6k and get the larger sensor and native ef support

I do youtube videos currently with m50, t4i, and 5Dii  Mostly reviews and vlogs.  I've done a handful of paid work, and do lots of video for my school, where I have some nice camcorders with tiny sensors.

4 months ago I decided to buy a Canon c100, I really liked it but it had a bad internal battery.  I was really surprised when I couldn't find any directions about how to replace it and  it was annoying to have to reset the clock and settings every time I took out the battery so I returned it after a couple weeks.

I bought a 5dii afterwards to try magic lantern which is interesting but often feels like it's more trouble than it's worth.  I really miss having any useful form of autofocus but love the focus peaking from ML.  

Would like to try some different cameras, in the under 1000 dollar price range.  I have EF lens collection.  The thing I loved about the C100 was same excellent autofocus as m50, but it looked better with smaller file sizes, and much better sound with XLR.

Trying to decided between another c100, saving for c100ii, 5Diii, or trying A7s, or something from Canon R series which I don't really know much about.  Or just keep using the M50 which is more than good enough for me.

<div class="md">I do youtube videos currently with m50, t4i, and 5Dii Mostly reviews and vlogs. I&#39;ve done a handful of paid work, and do lots of video for my school, where I have some nice camcorders with tiny sensors.

4 months ago I decided to buy a Canon c100, I really liked it but it had a bad internal battery. I was really surprised when I couldn&#39;t find any directions about how to replace it and it was annoying to have to reset the clock and settings every time I took out the battery so I returned it after a couple weeks.

I bought a 5dii afterwards to try magic lantern which is interesting but often feels like it&#39;s more trouble than it&#39;s worth. I really miss having any useful form of autofocus but love the focus peaking from ML. 

Would like to try some different cameras, in the under 1000 dollar price range. I have EF lens collection. The thing I loved about the C100 was same excellent autofocus as m50, but it looked better with smaller file sizes, and much better sound with XLR.

Trying to decided between another c100, saving for c100ii, 5Diii, or trying A7s, or something from Canon R series which I don&#39;t really know much about. Or just keep using the M50 which is more than good enough for me.
</div>

5d mark ii upgrade

amazon.com/Foto4easy-Vertical-Battery-Blackmagic-Pocket/dp/B0885YVGCM?&linkCode=ll1&tag=battleforthew-20) to extend the Pocket 6K's battery life and an [$11.99 mini-XLR to XLR cable](https://www.amazon

 This setup comes in at $1,990.97 and will give you 6K resolution with an image stabilized lens, 6K, internal 10-bit ProRes, internal 12-bit Blackmagic RAW, an XLR mic input with phantom power, a larger sensor than the 4K plus a native Canon EF lens mount without the extra expense of a Speed Booster.

Hey there! I have been researching the past month or so about what I am wanting in my first professional camera and would like some advice on what I have it narrowed down to. For reference my budget is roughly $2,000 USD, with a little wiggle room. I would also plan on buying used as I am new to cameras and have seen plenty of deals with a camera and tons of accessories for under/around my budget, including the cameras I am debating about.

Some background on what I need it for: I will be using the camera for sports videography, specifically recording sessions of basketball skills training my buddy does. This involves recording my buddy demonstrating the skill, and then getting footage of his clients working through it. With this I tend to get multiple angles in a run and gun style of shooting for him to use on his website and for promotional videos. I would also like to use it for promotional/commercial-style videos, for the reason above but also to help promote some of my friends' businesses. This would probably be less run and gun but wouldn't count that out as if this turns out well, who knows what I could end up doing.

With the research I've done and getting advice from someone who is also doing the same type of work for a separate trainer, I have come to a few different choices. I have been suggested a Sony a6600, a A7iii, and the A7C for the IBIS and AF. On the other hand, I have also been looking into a Blackmagic 4k for the quality and cinematic style that would be great for the promotional and commercial videos. I have heard plenty of times that the 4k route would still require a heavy investment in a rig to use it to its full potential but something I would like to work towards as I continue doing this. I also understand there is a learning curve with any type of camera and since I am new to the hobby, I would preferably like to stay with the same line of equipment for years to come so I can get adjusted to it and learn everything there is to know about my equipment.

My question I am coming down to at this point is: Is there a way to have a minimal rig setup for a 4k that can achieve what I am wanting with my plans, while I continue to add more pieces to it in the future? Or should I go with a decent rig setup on one of the Sony cameras I am looking at and be ready to hit the ground running? Thanks in advance!

<div class="md">Hey there! I have been researching the past month or so about what I am wanting in my first professional camera and would like some advice on what I have it narrowed down to. For reference my budget is roughly $2,000 USD, with a little wiggle room. I would also plan on buying used as I am new to cameras and have seen plenty of deals with a camera and tons of accessories for under/around my budget, including the cameras I am debating about.

Some background on what I need it for: I will be using the camera for sports videography, specifically recording sessions of basketball skills training my buddy does. This involves recording my buddy demonstrating the skill, and then getting footage of his clients working through it. With this I tend to get multiple angles in a run and gun style of shooting for him to use on his website and for promotional videos. I would also like to use it for promotional/commercial-style videos, for the reason above but also to help promote some of my friends&#39; businesses. This would probably be less run and gun but wouldn&#39;t count that out as if this turns out well, who knows what I could end up doing.

With the research I&#39;ve done and getting advice from someone who is also doing the same type of work for a separate trainer, I have come to a few different choices. I have been suggested a Sony a6600, a A7iii, and the A7C for the IBIS and AF. On the other hand, I have also been looking into a Blackmagic 4k for the quality and cinematic style that would be great for the promotional and commercial videos. I have heard plenty of times that the 4k route would still require a heavy investment in a rig to use it to its full potential but something I would like to work towards as I continue doing this. I also understand there is a learning curve with any type of camera and since I am new to the hobby, I would preferably like to stay with the same line of equipment for years to come so I can get adjusted to it and learn everything there is to know about my equipment.

My question I am coming down to at this point is: Is there a way to have a minimal rig setup for a 4k that can achieve what I am wanting with my plans, while I continue to add more pieces to it in the future? Or should I go with a decent rig setup on one of the Sony cameras I am looking at and be ready to hit the ground running? Thanks in advance!
</div>

Finalizing decision for first camera, advice greatly appreciated!

 There are some downsides to the 6K version, if you're someone that wants to record in ProRes you can't shoot higher than DCI 4K. This is a huge bummer since ProRes can technically handle it, my workflow now is to base grade and resolve and then batch export to ProRes in full 6K and then finish off editing in Final Cut which is the program I prefer. A similar thing goes for Blackmagic RAW, but here you can't shoot in 4K. Before if you were shooting in Cinema DNG they would allow for this but of course you'd have a sensor crop but now it's not an option

 I guess Blackmagic just wants us all to shoot in 6K if we buy this camera which is definitely worth it if your computer can handle it. Image wise of course you can down sample that or up sample it and you get a better image but it would have been nice to have anyways. As I mentioned shooting in 6K gives us a ton of options, we can either oversample it or another great option is to work with an 8K timeline and then export 8K if your computer can handle it. Of course YouTube does not support 6K but it does support 8K up to 60FPS with HDR and a huge benefit of upsampling is you'll have a much higher quality video for future proofing because the bitrate for 8K is much higher than 4K just like 4K is much higher than 1080P

 As I mentioned shooting in 6K gives us a ton of options, we can either oversample it or another great option is to work with an 8K timeline and then export 8K if your computer can handle it. Of course YouTube does not support 6K but it does support 8K up to 60FPS with HDR and a huge benefit of upsampling is you'll have a much higher quality video for future proofing because the bitrate for 8K is much higher than 4K just like 4K is much higher than 1080P. So I really like the Pocket 6K quite a bit more than the 4K and overall if you factor in the value and what you're getting I think it's definitely worth it. You don't have to deal with adapters, any of that stuff, but of course once you add in things like a rig, monitor, audio, battery solutions, all that stuff that the 4K version needs the price difference is not that big, and then you're comparing this system right here to much much more expensive 6K RAW cameras

BlackMagic Pocket 6K Review - A WAY better Buy!

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Canon's EOS C200 EF Cinema Camera features a built-in EVF, 4" LCD screen, top handle, Super 35mm CMOS sensor, and Dual Pixel Autofocus. The EF lens mount on the EOS C200 offers compatibility not only with Canon's existing broad range of DSLR lenses but also with their line of EF-mount CN-E cinema prime and zoom lenses. The Super 35mm sensor is paired with Canon's Dual DIGIC DV 6 image processor, allowing it to capture and record up to DCI 4K resolution.



Manufacturer Included Items:
Canon EOS C200 Cinema Camera (EF-Mount)
LM-V1 4" LCD Monitor for Canon C200 & C300 Mk II
LA-V1 LCD Attachment Unit for EOS C200
HDU-2 Handle Unit for EOS C200/C200B
GR-V1 Camera Grip for EOS C200
Shoulder Strap
CA-A10 Compact Power Adapter for EOS C300 Mark II, C200, and C200B Camcorders
Single Battery Charger for EOS C300 Mark II, C200, and C200B Batteries
Compact Power Adapter
UN-5 Unit Cable for Canon EOS C200, C300 Mark II, C700, and XC15 (20"')
Eyecup 
BP-A30 Battery Pack For EOS C300 Mark II, C200, and C200B
Shoulder Strap
Tape Measure Hook
Thumb Rest
Body Cap
Limited 1-Year Warranty

Items Included in Bundle:
LCD Screen Protectors
Deluxe 5 Piece Lens Cleaning Kit;
Microfiber Cloth
Lens Cleaning Fluid
5pc Cotton Swabs
Blower Brush
Lens Tissue Paper

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 So that's why I'm primarily talking about Canon cameras. Okay, back to the video. So is the C200 worth it when those cameras are great other options and the R5 is coming? If you are a commercial shooter that shoots a lot of corporate stuff, a lot of doc style shooting, and you want good ergonomics, not too heavy or bulky of a camera, you want autofocus, you want RAW options, good codecs, internal NDs, all that stuff, then this is a very compelling option, especially at the reduced price. You should really look at this camera

 There's the option to get a C200B. Not for me, because I would really like that viewfinder, especially if you're doing run and gun type shooting like we do and having that extra point of contact for handheld stuff is great. The autofocus in this camera is great. That was one feature we were really excited about and that's why I'm not holding it right now and I'm shooting on it because when I do this, it tracks it pretty good

 We don't use this feature as much as we thought we were going to, but it is such a nice feature to have knowing it's there. It could be that I'm just so used to manual focusing on a C100 that I don't use this all that often, but when I do, it's great. For aisle walks at weddings, I usually shoot on like a 135 f2 Canon lens or an 85 1.4 Canon lens and it's so nice to be able to just focus on my composition, being able to get a nice tight shot of the bride's face, seeing the groom for the first time and the autofocus 90, 80% of the time does exactly what I want it to do

 Good size. I like where it's placed. But just the brightness, not the best. But nice to have the internal EVF, the viewfinder for bright sunlight situations

Canon C200 Review || Still Relevant in 2020?

 For a limited time from now until August 31st, you can get 35% off by using the coupon code FILMJUMBO when you get domain names, web hosting, and email. Just use that coupon code, and when you think domain names, think domain.com. I only had the camera for a short amount of time, but we were able to grab a few hours to go out and shoot some tests, including some with my SLR Magic Anamorphic lenses

 Or you could swap over to the CFast card and record RAW at 4K, 12-bit, with 15 stops of dynamic range. This is amazing and has excellent image quality, but it comes with the drawback of massive files. The other thing I'm digging is the slow motion. With this one, you can get 120 frames per second at 1080, and the big upside here is that unlike my C300 Mark II or any of the others, this does not crop in on the image

Canon C200 Review and Footage

Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K vs Canon EOS C200

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