This time we've got for a review a real winter beast – its Ski-doo MXZ XRS 600 snowmobile!
And don't think its going to be an another boring review, not at all we are going to
do some stunt on a ramp, we want to find out if this sled will be able to survive it.
Lets go!
Hi guys as usually its me just a voice over and you are watching review machines.
So lets see what we are having today - it is a racing 2 stroke sled Ski-doo MXZ – a
real reckless snowmobile.
By the way you may not know, but Ski-doo its BRP Branch that produces top class snowmobiles!
Some people even consider them as the best snowmobiles in the world!
But in this particular case we have a very tough sled.
Forget about any comfort, we don't have here even standard features like electric
start and heaters.
But on the other hand we have so aggressive 2 stroke engine and quite a little weight.
If you are going to buy such a sled you should know for sure what your are going to do with
this real winter sled.
Winter stunt, serious sports and reckless snow riding.
Are you sure you can daunt it?
As any racing sled this one has a shorter track than usual tourist snowmobile.
The total weight is only 200 kilos that is so light for such a powerful machine.
And speaking about the power…we have here so aggressive 2 stroke engine Rotax 600 cc
and 120 horse power.
Why two stroke?
Well these engines are more aggressive they provide better acceleration and they are lighter
than four stroke analogs.
The flip side they are louder, not so smooth and you have to always remember about the
fuel mix.
Then we have here a top class suspension system Koyaba Race with an adjustable shocks.
It is designed to sustain jumps and blows its really heavy duty.
Then we have here a manual engine starter, no any wind shields, a tough single seat.
Dashboard is quite clear and simple.
Also we see here some tuning stuff like graphics, external radiator and reinforced frame.
You may ask why reinforced frame?
You'll see it a bit later.
Guys I've never ridding a race sled before, so I want to share with you my very first
impressions!
It is a quite tough thing to ride a racing sled for an unskilled rider.
First of all we have here a very peculiar cvt transmission calibrations.
You push the throttle but the sled doesn't move, and only when the engine gets high rotation
the sled takes off.
It was made on purpose to provide the best acceleration but on the other hand the snowmobile
may seem quite jumpy for a newbie.
In this way it is almost impossible to get a smooth and comfort riding on the machine.
Then its worth saying about a very tough suspension it shakes you hard.
But as to the acceleration it really impressive, push the throttle and hold the handlebar as
strongly as you can.
It is a racing snowmobile…its so dope…
Now it is high time to let our pro-rider show us what this sled really can do!
By the way today we've come to the training of pro riders team to make this video.
So now you can see how professionals handle a racing sled.
It may seem tough and naughty beast only for newbies, but with a pro rider the sled is
an obedient machine that follows every tiny wish of its owner.
Speaking about pro riders, I should mention that nowadays this sport is becoming very
popular.
Freestyle on snowmobiles it is a very spectacular show, the hardest trial for both a rider and
a machine!
And we are looking forward to see some awesome stunts, what about you?
But it goes without saying that stunt on a snowmobile it is extremely dangerous!
It takes thorough preparations, every tiny detail must be ready to the hardest actions.
A little mistake may lead to the serious consequences.
That is why the crew was preparing very carefully before stunts.
Both a man and a sled have to be in a perfect shape!
Finally everything seems to be ready, we are going to start right now!
It is a fascinating show to watch a snowmobile flying over you, you can take it from me.
If you have never seen this stuff before, I insist you should have a look at snowmobile
stunts in real life!
It takes place not very often, but if there is such an opportunity – do not miss it!
Certainly it is very stressful thing for the machine.
The hardest part about it is the landings.
Despite the suspension is so heavy duty, it is almost impossible to sustain such blows
without damages for the snowmobile.
This time we've damaged the sled quite seriously.
The external radiator has been crashed, fluid leaked, frame slightly deformed and so on.
Well guys I think it was quite an unusual review, wasn't it?
By the way guys I have a very curious question for you.
Actually the standard radiator perfectly manages its duty, cause when sled moves it is covered
with snow so there are no any problems with overheating usually.
So what do you think?
Why did they make an external radiator on this sled?
Please post comments with your guesses.
And now lets call it a day.
Thanks for watching guys, please consider subscribing the channel if you liked this
video, it will be many more interesting materials here, good bye!
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Fallout 76 Review - Duration: 8:32.
This time, Fallout 76 is an online action RPG which is a departure from Bethesda Game
Studio's usual Fallout format.
Fallout 76 feels like an experiment into new territories, with online play, PVP combat,
a skimmed down story, and no human npcs, being just some of the big points of contention.
Fallout 76 is a prequel to all other previous Fallout games.
Set only five years after the nuclear war that turned the Earth into post-apocalyptic
ruins.
The fallout shelter Vault 76 is opened with it's occupants stepping out into the destroyed
West Virginia with the objective of re-colonizing and rebuilding the wasteland.
Scavenging your way through the barren and radiated lands of Fallout 76, you'll be distracted
from re-used Fallout 4 assets by some pretty impressive light rays, that shine a little
hope on the lifeless West Virginia.
Ever burning lands scorched with fire, toxic nuclear swamps, and dried up lake beds make
for some reasonably diverse regions, but dare you step foot into abandoned large towns or
cities, the game's frame rate takes a critical hit.
With all the different regions, there's a decent variety of enemy types, with some monsters
rarer than others like the gargantuan flying Scorchbeasts.
You come across one of these and you're best off running in the opposite direction.
Your Pipboy returns with the usual functions and mouse and keyboard unfriendly interface.
The Radio function offers some very familiar music, but the abscense of radio hosts or
DJs are noticeable when you're playing solo.
Photo Mode is an all new feature, it's surprisingly good, it features lots of different options
and unlockable poses or banners.
Regularly taking photos with friends at landmarks you come across is actually pretty fun.
When it comes to gameplay, Fallout 76 tries to reach multiple different audiences, with
hints of Battle Royale PVP, and Co-operative events, leaving the Fallout purists with a
very skimmed down story RPG experience.
There's a complete lack of human npcs which removes any worthwhile interactions as well
as the sense of agency through social choices.
It's not all bad though, the level up system and equipping perk cards is surprisingly pretty
good, maybe even a better system than what Fallout 4 offers.
It's also addictive looting and scavenging for supplies through wastelands filled with
memories and relics of life before nuclear warfare.
If you're lucky you may come across building plans or recipes which will open up new building
or crafting options.
Speaking of building, Getting to build your own base is initially quite fun.
You can setup your base almost anywhere, provided there's some distance between you and other
buildings or landmarks.
With the right plans and materials you could potentially make yourself self-sufficient
through water purifiers and growing your own food.
The servers or worlds of Fallout 76 are not persistent, every time you log into the game
you're on a different server with different players.
If someone else has taken your plot of land that you've previously built upon, you'll
be forced to relocate for free.
But some of your assets like your crops are completely lost.
You're supposed to be able to replace most of your base down in one go, but this consistently
does not work at all.
You'll usually have to manually replace all of your base's parts and it's a bit of a unnecessary
chore.
You may remember the visually dynamic and tactical VATs system from previous Fallout
games.
Being an online game, Fallout 76's VATs system is a very diluted system that just doesn't
have the same impact and satisfaction when used.
There's no time pausing, no dynamic camera, and you'll need a perk to even target specific
body parts of enemies.
The Crafting system is pretty good.
You can scrap weapons, armour, and junk at a workshop for materials with the chance of
discovering new mod recipes.
Modding your weapons with that extra special scope or grip is generally worth the effort.
You can also bulk up excess materials to either reduce their weight or allow you to sell them
to robot vendors.
Everything you craft rewards you with a little bit of experience which is appreciated.
Mentioned earlier, the main story content of Fallout 76 is quite lacklustre.
A lot of main story quests feel like chores or fetch quests and there's never any sense
of urgency.
Throughout most of the story and side quests you're following instructions through audio
logs or the occasional robot that you cannot interact with.
Like myself, If you're playing multiplayer, you'll probably even have your friends talking
over the top of your audio logs anyway.
At Fallout 76's E3 announcement, Todd Howard stated that we would be able to play the game
solo, this is not the case, the game is always online.
Although private servers have been stated to be a feature added later down the line.
PVP is simply terribly designed.
You can battle other players, but you'll do barely any damage at all to them till they
fight back, allowing the other player to line up a critical head shot before retaliating.
The game is trying to simultaneously please PVPers and non-PVPers on the same servers
and has resulted in a mostly un-enjoyable system for everyone.
Co-operative public events are a bit better, they're often more menial grindy tasks or
involve defending resource rich territories you've occupied with friends.
The events generally offer some pretty good rewards, but the same few events keep replaying
in the same locations for a pretty repetitive and stale experience.
Fallout 76 is a full price game boldly offering a very large selection of microtransactions.
Mostly cosmetics, but you can buy things like alternative water purifiers or workshops that
you'd normally need plans to build, but they're quite easy to earn normally.
Thankfully everything offered in the microtransaction store can also be earned in game through atomic
points, earned by various, daily, weekly, and general challenges.
Yet the prices are absolutely ridiculous, 15 pound for outfits or a single power armour
paint theme seems laughable.
And lastly, a personal nit-pick... the Bethesda Launcher, this is yet another launcher my
PC has to run to access my games.
The Bethesda Launcher offers no achievements, no game time tracking, and all of the features
that Steam offers, which is where all of my other Fallout games are.
Bethesda single player games are notorious for being buggy, so when you open up Fallout
to online multiplayer with competitive forced PVP you're going to have an even bigger buggier
mess than normal.
Being always online adds new frustrations with server connection problems or regular
server maintenance putting the game out of commission for hours.
Some of the game's assets look absolutely terrible even at the high textures graphic
setting.
While the game performance is generally quite stable in most areas, if you enter any large
town or city areas the game really struggles with the fps.
If you're looking for a deep immersive Fallout story experience, skip this one.
You can get some entertainment out of some of the really skimmed down Fallout systems
here, but it's a far cry of Fallout games of old.
You can potentially have loads of fun with friends here, but the same can be said for
Connect 4.
I'd predict that the microtransaction store is part of a plan to make Fallout 76 free
to play much later down the line.
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Aputure F7 vs H198 Review - Duration: 4:41.
In this video I'm going to take a look at the update to the H198,
the new F7 from Aputure.
The H198 from Aputure is one of my most used and reliable lights. I keep at
least one in my kit bag on all of my shoots just because it is so versatile.
When Aputure released the F7 back in April 2018, many of the issues I had with
the H198 were fixed such as the battery mount release plate and the color
temperature indicator dial. The lack of having that on the original H198 made
me swap it for the daylight version because it became unreliable.
So here are some of the upgrades to the F7.
The F7 is much thinner than the H198 but instead of that plastic feel the F7
feels like it's made from a much sturdier material. The F7 has a higher
concentration of LED's than the H198 and a higher CRI of 95 compared to
the 93 on the H198, giving a more accurate color output which is
always a plus when it comes to skin tones. The output on the F7 can be dimmed
down to one percent and produces the highest output when set to 5600 Kelvin,
which is different to pretty much every other bi-color light I've used, where the
maximum brightness sits around 4400 Kelvin. This is because
Aputure have expanded the range of the F7 to go from 3200 to 9500 Kelvin,
putting the sweet spot at 5600. It has a number of power options but due to the
reduced size, gone is the battery door from the H198 which could house
AA batteries which I always found was one on the H198's greatest assets
as a Sony NPF battery can be very cumbersome especially, when you're
mounting it to your camera's hot shoe. In its place are the options to power the
light via USB-C or D-Tap as well as the Sony NPF mount. With the battery mount
itself, it now has a quick-release bottom as
opposed the H198 which you simply had to drag off, which always bothered me as
now it's so good that it's been fixed.
All the changes that make up the F7, have made this an extremely versatile light
and if you wanted to you could use this as a key light. For me though it doesn't
quite pack enough punch for that but it is extremely useful as a 3/4 backlight
or as a hair light. Because of its light weight design, it puts next to no strain
on our light stand and with its 4 1/4 inch holes, it can be used in a
variety of configurations. As it has an expanded color range, it's much more
useful as a camera top light and with a small USB power pack, it could be powered
throughout the whole day. With a Sony NPF battery I've never dropped below 2 bars
on a full day of filming with one of these medium-sized ones. If you were to
use the F7 at a key light, it produces very natural skin tones but it does need
additional diffusion to soften out face but when doing this you do drop the
output of the light quite considerably. In interviews, the F7 makes up a valuable
part of my portable lighting kit and works very well in conjunction with my
Lenno 256B from and Pixapro and this has become my go-to setup when
shooting interviews. This setup has the Lenno 256B as a key light through a
5 in 1 reflector with the Aputure F7 as a 3/4 back light, with a
sheet of black wrap to make it into a snoot.
The Aputure F7 from my work is the perfect little bi-color LED light and
it's the light I wanted the previous model to be when it first came out.
It solved all of the issues I had with the H198 and has made quick
interview lighting setups that much easier.
the only negative comment I have about the F7 is the dial to change brightness
and color temperature - it's just not as responsive as I would like it to be but
this is certainly not a deal breaker, especially at the lights price point.
If you've got any questions, pop them in the comments below and as always I will see
you in the next video.
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HG Gundam Build Divers Gundam 00 Sky Review - Duration: 5:37.
what's up Youtube this is OmegaRiderDX video review today review
is Gundam Build Divers model kit Gundam Double O Sky by Bandai japan later
change you've Red now is Blue later pretty awesome it's you upgrade Gunpla
for pilot named Riku yeah I love posing I know sword Obari Sword posed I can
posed the piece will pop him out be careful here is I build him because
sorry I accidentally the horn I broken accidtentally yeah a like new design of
Double O Gundam yeah based on Gundam 00 but it's new Upgrade Gunpla
Double O sky also another one in different that one sky blue color
you're very awesome yeah built in sorry horn is broken
I accidentally yeah articulation everything Gundam model kit just later
this yeah take out this gun later
articulation the head sit agree it go up and down I know I said part of the
shoulder model kit the arms sit agree it go in and out bend the elbow look
there it is the fist the fist row there it is it consigns I waist swivel
crunch go up and down little bit the legs oh sorry
it's a Model kit pop it out the legs from back it comes in and out then the knee
the ankle go up down side side also move this like this Articulation That's it
Articulation oh I forgot this one to articulation it go in and out too roll
this this accessory every Gundam I known sure you is it's Sniper Gun I used
pop out this
hold that there go almost be careful
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like this I choose just one only Beam Saber also
this one early but like this I know you saying effect because very losing along this
one too
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How to Use Google Translate App for Genealogy - App Review - Duration: 3:02.
Welcome back to another episode on Genealogy TV. Today I am doing another
"App For That" segment this is a little review of the Google Translate app. If
you don't have it on your phone you should, especially if you're doing
records if you're looking in the archives for records from overseas. Now
I'm going to demonstrate this on a website but obviously Google has
Translate on a website this would be great for documents though that if
you're on location somewhere and you need to translate something you can do
so with this app. So this is really cool. Okay so here's the Google Translate app
I'm gonna click on it and I have already pre-loaded it with Danish to English
because I have Danish ancestry and so I go to the Danish websites a lot. Now I
have set this website to be in Danish as it was originally as it was originally
set so I will show you this this is so cool. So... we've got Danish to English
already set. All you have to do is click on the camera and now we have a camera.
And so all we have to do... check this out we're gonna align this over and it
starts to translate as you hover over it. Is that not the coolest check that out.
Now is it perfect? No, but it certainly gives you an idea of of what... Sometimes
you have to hold real still or move around a little bit to get it to
translate but you can certainly do this probably easier with documents than I
can demonstrate it on a website... but this is the Danish archives. Let's go up here
oh look Danish demographic database see? Isn't that cool?
Welcome to DDD. Alright so there you have it the
Google Translate app for your cellphone. It's a must-have if you have done
research where you've jumped the pond and you are on location. Love it, love it,
love it. Gotta have it.
you
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Review - Is Leica M240 still worth it in 2019? - Duration: 22:13.
What's up YouTube, my name is Martin and
today, I want to talk about Leica M.
I've been using Leica a for more than a year and a half and I got it because I wanted to buy a rangefinder
camera, and I ended up with
M240. I have only one lens and that's all I have been using.
So this is kind of like mine minimalist setup for shooting. I'm gonna share with you what has been my experience and
what setting I use. So let's get started
So why
rangefinder? Unlike many reviewers. I have actually not shot too many cameras in my life. I
have started with Leica a D-Lux 109 and the reason back then was I liked the design and
it came together with a free copy of Lightroom and
that kind of justified the price for me back then what I was reading about cameras
I kind of felt like every company is trying so hard to chase the "decisive moment"
with higher and better ISO performance
more frames per second or
faster autofocus, and then there was a Leica M.
I kind of felt like when you go out fishing you can either take this all
fishing rod and do everything manually and
you're risking to miss a lot of things, but it takes some skill and you really have to think about the process and the
settings and so on. Now, I'm not saying you don't need skill to shoot DSLR but
for me it kind of felt like
having a shotgun in
comparison with an old fishing rod and you just shoot and spread and pick up the one shot out of the burst and
It depends, you know
like I definitely like the cameras like Sony A9 where you do those 20 frames per second and
I would definitely think about it in case let's say I would go to the Olympics and
I needed to deliver. So I guess it pretty much depends on
what you are using your camera for but for me and what I use it for
It's just not the case at the moment. So
Why M240 ?
When you want to get into the M digital system
you actually have a several options. It starts with M8 and goes all the way up to
recently released M10-D.
So I wanted to get a used Leica and I didn't want to get too narrow with my lens.
Not more than 50 millimeter. So when I actually found a great deal and got the 50mm lens.
I didn't consider getting
M8 because of its cropped sensor.
So I was deciding between M9 and M240 and I actually found
M240 that was just slightly more expensive than M9 and was actually almost new so that's why.
We can probably all agree M is beautiful camera. It's based
the design is based on M3 and
it remained more or less untouched and it has this cool retro look
especially the chrome finish. When you look at the camera. You can see there are three basic settings outside. You have focusing
aperture ring and shutter speed.
The cool thing is those can be set even when the camera is turned off unlike the old Leicas
this one is full of electronics. So
when you remove the bottom plate
you will find your memory card slot and
the battery. The camera will actually not work in a case the bottom plate is not connected to the camera.
I have actually sticked a small paper here with my
address and phone number and I don't know if this will ever help if I forget it somewhere
but I have those also on my laptop and my
external hard drive. Now when we are talking about the battery. I have actually never run out of battery
I think I get more than
six hundred shots
on a battery charge.
But it also depends on a temperature whenever you are using live view or
video. So you get this charger to charge your battery with your camera and it comes
together with the cable that connects right here.
One thing I have figure out when I'm traveling and I don't want to pack too many cables.
What you actually can do is you can take your iPhone
You can take your iPhone or MAC charger and you can use a part of it.
Plug it in like this.
Plug it in like this and
use it.
Or vice versa you can use big cable to charge your iPhone
or or Mac. One thing to note is the camera doesn't have an electronic shutter and
even though I would say it's pretty quiet
especially on street and
you can set it up all the way
to
4,000 or auto. A lot of people actually dislike the auto mode
but I mean those functions are there to help you and I also use it sometimes when
I'm not sure or just to figure out what
the camera suggests at the moment. It actually has a video button
I don't really know
Why you should want our video in this type of camera. It does not have an image stabilization,
no HDMI, no
mic input, only 25 frames per second while shooting 1080 and
no flat image profile, but you know, it's there and
The best camera is the one that you have with you, right?
So the cool thing is you can actually use the manual focus to create nice
focused to
out-of-focus shots
while using the focusing ring.
Not like you can do that with an iPhone
I like it his microphone even though I would place probably somewhere on the bottom or
somewhere where it's not
distracting or and visible. I mean, you will probably never use it as your main audio source, right?
But it's nice to have it
in case you are using this as your secondary camera
or if you
need to synchronize the sound in the post
The ISO has is dedicated button and you can change it using this wheel while you holding
the ISO button. It was actually a little confusing at the beginning
So the basic ISO is 200, but when I was watching, Torsten Overgaard
he said the dynamic range tops at
400 so that's good to know. Now when you check the viewfinder
you will notice you are not looking through the lens and then that way what you see is
not what you get due to the parallax. There are three types of marks in the viewfinder
left arrow right arrow and the dot. What they show us is -
you are either under or over exposed. At the beginning I had a little problem to remember whenever I shoot
over or underexpose.
So I actually taught myself a little trick. When you see the red arrow pointing to the left you either have to move
the upper part of your aperture ring to the left or
you need to adjust your shutter speed
to the left. If that make any sense to you or vice versa if you see the red arrow
pointing to the right you adjust it to the right or you can change your ISO.
The focusing is actually a little tricky at first
but after some time you will figure it out. As for the focusing you have few
options to approach it.
The easiest one is to bump up your ISO and use for example f/8, f/11 and
together with that when you set your focus to infinity you can kind of use this camera as a point-and-shoot
for the distance five meters and longer. You can also use zone focusing
when you figure out the distance according to
the F-stop you use and you actually see on the lens what distance is in the focus for each
F-stop. When you are focusing what you actually see in the viewfinder
is this small rectangle with the "ghost" image,
and the key is to line up both
the "ghost" image and what you actually see. Also a little tip here when you need to move your "ghost" image to the left you
can imagine you need to move the upper part of your focusing ring
to the left great way to focus on moving subjects is
actually
to start at infinity and
and then slowly as your subject moves towards you
you can move the focusing ring to the other side considering you are trying to focus on moving
subject that's moving towards you.
Because I think that's like 90% of shots you you're going to take. When you look at the back of the camera
you can see this this camera has dedicated Live View button and
I actually find quite useful, especially
for those low angle shots, but it also works for me as a light meter
I often just turn it on and
figure out what is the right speed for the shot
I want to create. I wouldn't probably use an EVF since I think it
kinda kills the whole point of having
the the viewfinder
rangefinder and especially when you have the option of Live View.
What's actually cool about this viewfinder is that you actually see around the borders
what you are shooting it's also a little similar when you are using the live view except what you see on the screen is actually
what you get. Now when I go through over the menu I use I would just point out some differences
otherwise, my setting is pretty standard. In the film mode. I
sometimes use
The vivid color profile because I like it's colors.
In my opinion it little oversaturates the red but it can be
corrected in the post and
it actually looks pretty cool. To be honest. I like this profile.
I use Lightroom and
treat my JPEGs the same way as the DNGs so it imports side by side and
that way I can often see the vivid colors and I often just edit the JPEG and
don't bottle with the DNG. Now. What I have been doing lately is using the black and white and
it's great too when you use the Live View, it's great
because you can see the composition a little better, but also
sometimes
during the post you just get more inspired
when seeing how the black and white shot is converted
so that's that. The other setting I use is actually the auto review.
I have it set to release button pressed.
So what it does is when you take a shot when you hold the shutter button
it actually
keeps the preview on the screen, so
this is kind of like a compromise between
not chipping and
and chipping :D actually, but what I use it for
is mostly when I go out and want to start shooting and I want to
set up my light meter and everything. I just take a shot and look at it on the screen and see whenever my
settings is right. It's overexposed underexposed or so. Other than that
I would like to mention I have my auto power off set to two minutes. So what I do when I'm out shooting I
leave the setting on
on a single shot and just leave the camera on my neck or in my hand or
wherever I have it and
what I do when I enter a scene I want to photograph is just lightpress
this shutter button and what it does is it wakes the camera
so it's ready within like a second or two and then
what I do it when I'm reaching for the camera
I just like press it whenever I put it to the eye and then I can just you know
ajust focus and shoot. So what is my setting when I usually go out and shoot?
I usually go out when there is plenty of light so my typical setting is
f 8.0 ISO 800 and then I
just either ajust shutter speed or if I'm getting like too low like under
1/180, I would say like under 1/180
I'm ajusting ISO. I rarely shoot at night
But when I do, I shoot wide open and I just bump the ISO
So that my shots are correctly exposed.
That's my experience.
Otherwise it quite doesn't work for me. As I said, I only have my 50mm lens and I
mostly use it for street photography
and sometimes portraits but I also use it for landscapes and cityscapes and
It's just I mean, it's not super convenient for cityscapes and landscapes since this is not the wide lens.
But when I want a wider shot, I just have to move a back little when I want to tighter shot. I just
need to move closer, but it's not like you cannot shoot cityscapes or landscapes with this one.
It's just I didn't want to get like more lenses. So the 50 is kind of like a
great compromise, I can shoot pretty much whatever I want with it. So let's talk about some pros and cons.
First what you're going to notice when you pick up this camera,
this camera is heavy and I mean you will find out as soon as you hold it in your hand, but
actually it is probably lighter than
the big DSLRs I
Think my combo of the body and the lens is like one kilogram
so it's like
you will feel it a little once you carry it for the whole day
It's not the end of the world, but you know, it's worth mentioning
it is not like the lightest thing. Might not be with
the other generations like M 10, M 10-D and so on. It does not have an auto focus
I mean that's obvious and
It's expensive.
Even though if you do not need the latest greatest
you can find use ones for pretty great deal. Now in the other hand. This camera is quite small
when you consider, this is a full-frame
It's great looking no doubts about that and it's actually pretty easy to use.
It does not have the autofocus and
I know I have mentioned it as a "minus"
but I think it's as weird as it sounds it actually is a good thing
it does not have this option like for example
Leica Q
or my D-Lux 109 where you can kind of have both. Like the auto focus and the
manual focus. To be honest when you have the autofocus
I don't know about you, but I would actually not use my manual focus that much. I mean almost like never.
Also, like how many of you who have like this option to have the manual focus and auto focus
are using the manual focus except for like
stage portraits or macro.
So I actually think
by this lens and the body not
having the auto focus it actually forces you to learn it.
So also one thing to mention a lot of people when they are talking about Leicas
and
when they usually pick the black ones they talk about this camera being stealth. Now I
kind of think that doesn't make sense like nowadays
because. When you think about it
whenever you pick up like a small smartphone or or anything that you just put close to your eye
nowadays
everyone is going to notice you are taking photo. Because everyone is like so used to it
someone is just taking like a smartphone and shooting so
this might have been thruth like
50 years ago when Cartier-Bresson
had this camera and then half of the people never saw a camera and then it was black and
we could say it was kind of like stealth, but nowadays. I think you're going to be noticed in
99.9% of
when you are taking a shot.
So I actually think having the chrome version
this kind of like retro looking camera. You're going to be more stealth in terms of
not
not being noticed, but in terms of
people will not mind
you are taking the shot because
they will usually think like you're an artist or this is a film camera or whatever.
So I think it's kind of true
this camera being stealth but not for the reason like it's small and compact but for the reason it's just
tolerated by the people who you are taking a shot off. So should you get Leica M?
So if you are totally new I would recommend to loan one
before you buy it
so, you know what you are buying you can get a cheap option with Leica. M8 and
Voigtländer Lens, but it's hard to recommend this since I think
M8 is already discontinued and it would be
expensive to repair it eventually. In my opinion if you can find the m240 for a great price
It's actually still great. Even though it has been released more than five years ago. With every new M
they introduced every generation gets slightly better
lighter faster
but it's also more expensive. So it's up to you how much you want to spend?
Can this be your only camera? I mean it can
if you don't purchase any other camera, it can definitely be your only camera :D. In my case. I have been using this camera and
my iPhone for video and that's pretty much it.
So it depends on what you need a camera for. The last thing I want to point out is
this camera won't make you a great photographer. That's something you actually have to learn so it's not like you
buy this camera and you become this, you know, Henri Cartier-Bresson or something.
Thank you for watching. Let me know in the comments.
Do you have like I am how do you like it?
Or do you consider getting into the M system. Once again, thank you for watching and I will see you in my next video
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Billie Eilish - Come Out And Play - Review and Reaction - Duration: 5:49.
Welcome back to another Sunday song review
Today I'm going to be looking at Billie Eilish's new song called Come Out and Play. It's a new single
That was just released last week. Billie is 16 years old, which is
really really insane because she's already topping the charts and
I haven't actually listened to this song yet
I've listened to a couple of Billie songs
And I was really impressed with her voice and the quality of the music and the production and the style
So I'm excited to get into the song. I'll be reviewing and reacting to it
If you're new here, please punch the subscribe button. Let me know what you think in the comments
I do a song review every Sunday, so
Let's get right into this song though. It's called Come Out and Play by Billie Eilish and
Sorry Billie Eilish,
Interesting
It's like someone is walking on snow there
I'm gonna stop it a couple times to talk about it because it's just too loud to talk over
It's just a feel-good song. Let's see if I can pick that
Little riff out on the guitar
I'm not sure it's it
Obviously, I'm butchering it but it's just a C going back and forth with the finger picking so it's very very soft.
I really like that double time
Drum kick that is happening in the background because, still the tempo hasn't changed but the beat is just coming in
More on like, well, before for every single beat instead of the beginning
It was only coming really every like on the 4.
So now it's coming like 1 2 3 4, 1 2 3 4, 1 2 3 4, so it sounds a lot faster
but the tempo hasn't changed at all and
The lyrics I really like the lyrics they're just so simple and I'm wondering if she has written them herself as a 16 year old
Singer songwriter. They're good lyrics
If you're a Billie Eilish fan, let me know in the comments
Of course the hook really is
really hooky and
There's that, like a male lower harmony that's happening there on the build up. It's really nice
I'm saying it's a male. Maybe it's a female that has that lower harmony. Either way. The lower harmony is really nice on that
That's really cool that's I think the first time she said come out and play which is the title track of the song.
So that's the end of the song. I really like the song, Billie Eilish, she's 16 years old. It's incredible,
her talent to have at such a young age to be a songwriter and to sing that good
Let me know what you think in the comments
If you're a Billy Eilish fan
Give me some context of what I'm missing about her and her songwriting team if she's producing this all herself
I have no idea, but let me know what you think. Please feel free to disagree with me
Remember to punch that subscribe button if you're new here, and I will see you in the next Sunday song review
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COLT 1911 A1 Inokatsu - REVIEW AIRSOFT - Duration: 20:50.
Hello everyone and welcome to this new airsoft gun video review. Today, I am attacking a monster, I have hesitated during a long time before presenting it to you: this gun unleashed the passions.
But finally, my friend Mathieu corrup... convinced me !
I present the Colt M1911 A1 100th anniversary of Inokatsu, under Colt license, distributed by Cybergun, thanks to Mathieu and OPS-Store, presented by Neo035, with the kind participation of...
I didn't know you were doing the credits at the beginning... You want to do like Hollywood, right? NeoHollywood? Go to the title, we are pissed off.
This Colt 1911 A1 waS SenSeleSSly praiSed aS Soon aS it waS releaSed on the SiteS.
A lot of S in this sentence. If you want to have a technical break, it's my fault.
Thus, some owners swore by this miracle gun, this sometimes unreasonable, preferring to hide the face rather than admit that this gun may have defects.
But now this fashion has passed I can venture on the subject without taking the wrath of the owners.
Everyone is calm. There is one who has put his red thumb. Take it off. You'll put it back later.
First of all, I would like to thank three people and a store: Mathieu for allowing me to buy this Colt 1911 A1; Chris Adams and OioiAirsoft for helping me analyze it.
The channel and the blog are in the description of this video, really go take a look, it's worth, both are experts on this type of gun. Without them, this video wouldn't have been so detailed.
On the other hand, Mathieu is an individual, so it's not a partnership but a gift.
If you too,you want to participate in my personal enrichment, then don't hesitate, I accept all the gifts! Car, jewelry, money, credit card, phone, mother-in-law, I accept everything!
Offer subject to condition that your object is usable. Including your mother-in-law.
I would also like to thank the store OPS-Store, partner of this video at the level of the consumable, namely the cartridges, the BB's, the goggles and the lubricant that I will be able to present to you.
Lubricant... Present... It's a little "sextoy party", isn't it?
As usual, the link is in the description.
This replica has a history. We have several generations that have come out. Ranging from 1000€ to 300€ now.
The decline in price could be explained by the decline in quality controls that we find on the 300€ version. Thus, defects that didn't pass on the 1000€ version are now accepted on the 300€ version.
Would not it be the very reflection of our current society?
There are several finishes of this gun. Parkerized, blued, and... a version that I had the opportunity to briefly meet, was developed in 2014 by Cyberbun with an artificial patina, realized I believe in acid.
Version that was made for a contest, won by a lucky one who became a very good friend. I had the opportunity to attend the award ceremony, since I was in the Paris region at this time. #TalkAboutYourLikeWeDontCare
Here we are on a blued version, so darker than the parkerized version.
The Parkerized version is the one that jumps in all directions by weaving webs?
Peter Parkerized
The extremists of the Colt 1911 A1 Inokatsu will now fall on my face because I am going to tell the magic words. This gun has flaws. Yes he has some. A lot.
We will also weigh the pros and cons throughout the video story to appear impartial. Do you agree ? (Good airsoft gun 0 - 0 Big Shit)
I'm waiting, you have to answer.
Well, we will say that yes.
Not very talkative...
It's nice to have a pistol that is the weight of a real but it consumes three times more than a conventional CO2 Colt.
In addition, this gun only accepts magazines that have a UGLY HEEL. And again, this one is the one developed by Inokatsu, normally it's the KJWorks which have a big heel.
Why do they do that while the KWC doesn't? In any case, it consumes so much CO2 that I triggered global warming in my own home...
Suddenly, if you finish a magazine fulled with its BB's with a single CO2 cartridge, you are very lucky.
The breech is so heavy... One comes to wonder what is the interest? Have something realistic but not usable in part? Or the opposite with the Marui for example: not realistic at the level of weight but which is a monster in game.
What are we looking for? Realism or performance?
You have 4h, without calculator.
Basically, my friend Mathieu had offered me a first. Same version as this one. But he never worked. Whenever I wanted to shoot with the replica, it was like that: "PSHIIII"
I have disassembled, reassembled, used the lime, the dremel, nothing helped. I finally sent the gun to Chris Adams Custom, who specializes in Inokatsu, he has 3 or 4...
And he too was faced with an impossible problem. Even by inverting the parts, we could not find the origin of the problem.
I said to my friend Mathieu "Sorry, I can't do a review on that". So he sent me another one in exchange. One that works this time.
Notice that the magazine was provided in the first version but not in the second. Check that there is the magazine when you buy.
Or manage to find elsewhere. While knowing that there are several generations of magazines depending on the versions. This one is not compatible with KJWorks magazines.
That's OioiAirsoft who had the opportunity to test. I put the link of the comparison in the description of the video.
So if you can, try it before you buy it.
Some have adapted their Colt 1911 A1 to go with HPA. It's an idea, but you have to bring the bottle in game.
Imagine if you have 2 colts like it and a MG42 from Shoei? It's not a tactical bag you need, it's a wheelbarrow!
At the black dot: Look at the adjustment of the bolt relative to the body of the gun.
The body of the gun
AMEN
So I said, look at the adjustment. The slide is not aligned with the frame.
On the slide, the elements are not positioned exactly in the same place as on the original. Example with a photo that sent me Chris Adams Custom: a comparison between 1 RS and 2 inokatsu.
It's a few millimeters, but a few millimeters that are enough to fuck a fly.
Moreover, if you want to recognize an Inokatsu 1st version of an Inokatsuni 2nd ver...
Oh, sorry, sorry, I didn't even do it on purpose...
If you want to recognize an Inokatsu 1st version of an Inokatsu 2nd version, there are two elements to see at the slide. Simply the position of the markings in relation to the curve we have on the top of the breech.
The 2nd point: the 1st line here. Here we see that it has a correct form. Look what it was before. And in addition we had a mark on the outer barrel. From the ejection window.
Here is the box for this 100th anniversary edition.
Why make a box edition 100th anniversary for the M1911 then the M1911 A1 dates from 1926? We still have time before making his real birthday... It would have been more fun to make a real M1911, it doesn't exist in airsoft...
We have a notice provided in it, which has just farted the mouth...
It's in two parts: the hood and here it locks with a magnet. And we have the gun inside. Note here a part that has been added to the location of the magazine.
Which proves that it was planned that they put it, but that finally, it costs too much. Sure, 300€ without magazine, it's perfect...
If you want the box, I give it to you... I have one in addition.
Some parts are smooth as the sides, others are grainy as on the top and on the front.
Simply because it's handmade, so some machines can go on the sides, it will be more complicated on the top. So it's an excellent point of realism, the real ones are finished the same way.
The breech is made of steel and therefore positive to the magnet! Hence its weight in the end.
Which means that according to the versions, we can find traces of welds more or less well camouflaged, it all depends on the version on which you will get.
And even the 1000€ version could be less well finished than this one. Look what could be found under a grip for the version of 1000€.
It's really disgusting, huh. Oh shit, no it's me in the reflection of the window.
But imperfections and asperities, it can also happen on the real one, the finish... the last priority in time of war.
The breech is here very well adjusted, it has a very light game. But on the previous model, that I had the opportunity to receive but not to test, it was the disaster, so much that we could make maracas and when we did that.
It will depend on the versions made by these gentlemen from Inokatsu, a company that no longer seems to exist as the website is Down. Maybe because they got bought by Cybergun. I don't know.
Note also patina created on the right side only. A fitting problem surely.
In any case, the natural patina will actually skate your replica, don't do it manually, it would be a pity.
Speaking of patina, don't hesitate to use and abuse silicone lubricant such as this one. Yes, you know, juice from modified boobs.
By default to have a hottie at home, have a bomb of this type. It will be good for your petard, and joints will be more satisfied.
Yes, I talked bomb, boobs, petard, joints. I unlocked lots of keywords to annoy me! Or make me demonetize...
So this silicone bomb on the joints especially, it will avoid leaks.
Looking closely at your Colt, you will see here 3 axes that are not simulated on the back, unlike the KWC which has 2 real axes and a fake! A good point on realism, again!
Now let's talk about markings. The markings are 99% realistic. It's a shame, the arsenal marking on the right side is absent. You will tell me, and I have looked for it, it may not be there.
In fact, he is one, but he is very slightly struck. So far, you can't see it. So afterwards, Hicock45 showed a Colt who didn't have one.
In any case, it's a pity he is not on this version. The rest of the markings, on this version, we can say that they are well done.
If we put a real side, we will see that the typography is slightly different and not exactly well positioned.
But anyway, we knew that the slide didn't have the same sizes as the original, so the position of the markings, it's normal that it may not be good.
The serial number on the right side is specific to each replica, and that's fine! But mine is not WW2, and that's not good... And the small marking on the bridge, we talk about it?
69! WOW! What's the point of advertising for the Rhône department? And why not 35 while we are there? Band of pigs...
On the side, we have a GHD for Guy H Drewry, so manufactured from June 17 to July 15, 1945.
So WW2? While the serial number is not? WTF
The magazine, we see that he stained when I have used it just a few. This is explained: it's zamak while the frame is steel.
Do not hesitate to be a big nagging when you insert it. If you put it in that way and you say, oh, that's good, then you're going to lose it.
Then you will cry. Then you will get lost, then you will drink, then you will cry. All this for a magazine.
We have false scratches at the exit of the outer barrel. We guess them very lightly on the outer barrel...
Normally, scratches, it doesn't have too much that head, and above all, what is the interest of having blued the inside of the outer barrel? It's a plus but it's not a mark of realism, not like that anyway.
All this to get a weight of 1200g without CO2 cartridge, and 1212g with cartridges of... 12g.
Thank you Captain Obvious!
The original weighs 1105g unloaded and 1271g with 7 cartridges in the loaded magazine. Basically, they averaged the loaded and unloaded weight and we fall about in the middle!
Hence the impressive kick (it's really noisy too) and a consumption of CO2 that would rant Nicolas Hulot. (French ecologist)
We will now go to the chrony test + shooting test. I will use 0.25g BB's, and most importantly, don't forget your goggles, even if it's to shoot a target, it's very important.
It's 14°, I have 27 BB's in the magazine, with a new CO2 cartridge engaged, we will see what it gives, if I will succeed in shooting the 27 BB's. The target is about 10m away.
I shot at least 10. We take the rest.
The CO2 cartridge has a capacity of 20 BB's.
Note, I forgot, we have a nice marking on the magazine: Inokatsu
Here we are with a new magazine with 27 BB's, a new cartridge. We can notice that we can insert the BB's from the bottom with a BB-loader. And we're going to do a range test and see how far it's going.
What makes us a range of 15 to 20m, and yet my hop-up is set!
In fact, as for all CO2 replicas, if you want to make a complete magazine, it's possible, but you have to take breaks every 10 BB's.
The hop-up is accessible, like all replicas of Colt 1911, by dismounting the breech, it's below. And if I have a Swiss knife here, it's because in the hand, it's not possible to touch it. It's too stuck. Like your sister. Or your mother.
Once the hop-up set up, to put the breech, it will be tricky because the little spring here is strong, I don't want to damage the part over.
You are warned, be careful not to scratch your breech with your tool.
It's done, I can shoot again.
Here is what concludes this video of airsoft gun review, I hope that it will have pleased you. If so, don't hesitate, as usual, to leave a blue thumb, a comment, to subscribe and share this video, it's very important.
Go to visit my page Tipeee, it can help me as much about the frequency of videos as their content.
I'll see you soon for a new video of replica airsoft, replica Denix video review, uniform or VIP presentation! Bye!
Directed by Neo035
With the support of Mathieu and OPS-Store
With the help of OioiAirsoft and Chris Adams Custom
Thanks to Tipeur James Taylor
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S.H.Figuarts Kamen Rider Wizard Flame Style (Shinkoccho Seihou) review - Duration: 3:58.
S.H.Figuarts Kamen Rider Wizard Flame Style (Shinkoccho Seihou) Review
Hey Guys, I'm Imkamen
And today i would like to review Kamen Rider Wizard
SHFiguarts Shinkoccho Seihou
This is the box art form the front of the box
There's a Tamashii Nation Quality logo,
and this is the action that we can pose with this figure
For the accessories, we'll get
six pairs of hand
two types of weapon with a handle
8 pieces of rings
and this is it, the Figure of Kamen Rider Wizard
what i likes the most from this figure
is the details of this figure
as we can see from this tiny belt,
this rings holder
and this time Bandai gives us
a robe with a wire so that we can
pose the action that we likes
and this is the articulations
Thanks to Bandai
for this beautiful and awesome figure
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Booster Theme Review - Agency Review - Duration: 1:05.
Hi guys my name is Jonathan and I'm the proud owner of Mongo agency and our
specialty is really Facebook marketing and conversion and as always every month
every week every day we have new clients coming in because they have huge
difficulty with their conversion and our secret weapon since the beginning it's a
Booster theme so since the new version 3.0 it's again better and better so
thank you very much guy at Booster theme to make all those improvements
months after months because now one of our client have again 12.62% of
conversion and creaseman of 24 % so thank you very much guys at the Booster
theme because now our clients thinks that we are the best but you are the best
there so thank you very much for your great support you're the great team out
there so thank you again and take Booster theme because it's Amazing!
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JBL Free truly wireless slušalice - test i review - Duration: 1:53.
How much annoying the cables at the headset can be?
With these handsets this does not exist.
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These headphones have a distinctive quality JBL sound packed in a compact package.
They offer complete wireless freedom while listening to music, practicing or talking.
Free headphones provide up to 24 hours of combined playback of your favorite music.
A 4h autonomy battery is built into the headphones, while a smart case provides an extra 20h.
Protective music charging case for fast charging.
So for 15 minutes of charging it provides 1h reproduction.
They have management using voice assistants.
They are resistant to water spraying according to the IPX5 standard.
They have a flexible hands-on experience.
This means that you can use only one handset for mono calls.
Or you can use both headphones for an impressive sound in a duo mode.
Comfort Stay Secure Fit ergonomic design with earbuds in 3 sizes,
and silicone accessories will provide comfortable and safe all-day wear.
Packaging includes: headphones, case, charging cable, silicone covers, as well as instructions.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact us or call us.
You can order the headphones through our website www.avmarket.rs
And do not forget the likes and flows.
Greatings until the next meeting.
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SPB Review - Blood Makes the Grass Grow (German + english subs) - Duration: 8:03.
Welcome to a new Tacphilosophy Review from Sapiens Para Bellum
on the recently published book "Blood makes the grass grow"
written by Mike Peshmerganor
Behind me you can see the instagram profile
of so called Mike Peshmerganor
the author of the book "Blood makes the grass grow"
I am following him for some time now
He describes life at the front
in norther Iraq/Kurdistan
and the fight against the islamic state.
As well all his impressions,
gained friendhips,
everyday life and routine at the front. In general a very interesting profile, 170 k people follow for a reason.
At the end of summer
he published his book. It is available on amazon
as ebook or hard copy.
It´s written in english
but easy to understand
so if you have basic skills
you will have no problems at all.
About the content itself
The story shows some similarities
to "Benjamin Fischer"
an Austrian Soldier from (region) Vorarlberg.
Who als fought at the fronts in Iraq, Syria
and finally Ukraine.
Two years ago there was a pretty detailed report
published about in the newspaper "Kurier".
About his motivation
and as said the similarities between norwegian and austrian armed forces
In both cases there was a young man
who wanted to see war and proving himself in a fight.
All the moral aspects which of course play a role
are well explained by Mike.
But lets begin at the start:
He describes his career in the norwegian armed forces
He is a soldier
in the Telemark Bataillon, which is
a specialised unit
more or less elitist with specific selection criteria
So not everybody can join
He does his duty there, is also deployed in Afghanistan
Describes his mission there pretty well
and his disappointed return
because he didn´t experience fighting
and did not get the experience he was hoping for
Some of you may think "Well that´s ok"
but in his case
he saw it with some mistrust.
He felt like a
player
who has been training his whole life but keeps sitting on the substitutes´ bench
and that was one of the reasons
why he decided to leave the army
and travel to Iraq to fight against the IS.
Another cause
may have been his kurdish roots
and as mentioned before he describes
his motivation to give up his civic life in Europe
in order to
go to the front in norther Iraq, without knowing anyone there.
Of course problems occur,
with family, his girlfriend
who of course, can´t understand why someone should commit his life to something like that
This is also explained very well.
Then it starts with the journey to the middle east.
And here we found one of the breaking points in the book (you may have seen it similar)
where you do not want to give the book out of hand,
because it gets really thrilling.
As said, a young european travels to a country
into a crisis region,
to fight a feard terror militia.
Against ISIS.
He describes his arrival
and the duality and difference
between reality
and the expectation / imagination, how life is there at the front.
For example he is at the front for
one year
where he hasn´t experienced the direct fight he wanted
but a dull everyday life
with a lot of deprivations, sleep deprivations and hunger
but again, not the experience he desired.
He became a part of Peshmerga,
the kurdish troops,
literally translated: those who face death,
as said, kurdish fighters he got in touch with
Because he is able to understand the laguage.
He then describes life at the front, all the conflicts
which just logically appear .
Of course it is a melting pot of different cultures.
Certain differences
regarding his "european influence",
as well the middle east
the whole conflict itself, a clash of differenct groups.
On one hand the shiites,
on the other hand sunniites,
the kurds in the north,
christian militias and so on...
So many groups playing a role
and contains potential
for conflicts.
So as he describes his everyday life he also mentions the tactics of the islamic state
beginning with suicide bombers
to specific vehicles filled with TNT
and covered with steel plates
which are use to drive into the cities in order to blow themselfs up.
Reconquering of cities.
Disappointment. Frustration.
Contact to SOF units
american
and french who also played a role there.
He writes about the power of Media, the book ends with
the reconquest of Mosul
where Peshmerga could not take part because
it is such a prestigous thing
and the Iraqis wanted
to put it to their account.
So they spererated the peshmerga from it.
Summarizing
it is a very thrilling book
because it is a fascinating story.
You can read it like a novel,
but its real.
As he comes back to Norway
he integrated himself back to the civic life
had a job, and no one knows about this part of his life.
His relationship with friends and family,
and if he still is in a relationship
- all that you can find out if you read the book.
As said - very exciting. Our conclusion:
Buy the book! (ebook or hard copy)
If you have any questions:
Put it in the comment section.
Like, share and subscribe - you know the drill!
You can find a written review very soon
on our homepage www.sapiensparabellum.com
And of course you have the possibility to buy some christmas gifts there ;)
Next weeks topic is the thermal device by Tilo 3 by Andres Industries.
So - see you next wednesday!
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