Welcome to Kefaru Cast. Today we will be talking about photography. This is about my

third or fourth go-around trying to do this this morning. We've had some

happenings at Kefaru that have required some of my attention as well as Frank's.

Frank, I'm rocking the Mike Solo. Frank's finishing up on some paperwork on his end.

But again, we're gonna do this in three parts. Part one is going to be on gear.

Basically, different cameras I've used, different lenses, some of the different

attachment systems, things like that. So one of the biggest questions I get is

what camera I'm using now and why. And I guess I'm using a Nikon D850, which is

one of their newest cameras out. I have multiple different lenses. I'll go over

that in a minute. But obviously why? Well, some of you know and I'm sure a lot of

you don't know. But I went through just about every camera known to man. You know,

in the last five years I started off with a crop sensor, micro-four thirds type of

cameras, which means an easiest way to explain it. I guess if the sensor was the

size of your cell phone on a like a full frame DSLR on a crop or micro-four third

sensor, it's 75% smaller than that cell phone or that standard sensor size on

like a full frame. And so with the micro-four thirds or the crop sensors that I

used, that was when I was just getting into it, you know, running everything on

auto and not really knowing what tele- was doing. And you know, they're not as good

at low light, but crop sensor, micro-four thirds are a great option. A lot of

people use those. So I went from using several of those several Sony's. I had an

Olympus ODE and one I believe it was called. And then I got kind of speed through

this. So I don't bounce around too much. I got a Canon, I guess it'd be a 6D,

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