Sony a5100 unboxing and video tests

7:19, on delivery. But it's

10 o'clock now. Where is it? It's been on

delivery for 3 hours.

Why does everything have to take so long?

My parcel.

What is that? Ask people come before one.

I got the camera, the battery, battery

charger, mini USB cable.

Done.

I have to take these ones off again.

I'll send a picture.

Salut.

How much the pay you?

It's NHS.

I don't understand. NHS.

Oh, what they want now?

Fill out a survey.

Oh, you better do it cuz they keep on

sending. No, I don't have time.

Why? Put it in the bin.

See if that black cat's in here.

Hello, anyone here?

Nope.

It's freezing. It's freezing. Oh, it's so

nice to have a proper camera back. The

Samsung S6 camera is pretty good, but it's

just no match for this. There are a

couple things I didn't like about the

Samsung camera. The first thing was the

optical called image stabilization.

If you had it turned on, the video would

be like wavy and distorted around the

edges. So when you like move around like

this, the edges would like wobble around

like jelly, and it was just so irritating

to look at. Secondly,

everything's in focus all the time, so,

so you can't have like a background

defocus, shadow depth of field.

I really miss being able to blur out the

background and do like artistic video

shots, angles. I don't know what it's

called. And in low light, it was pretty

rubbish. I mean, the ISO just gets bumped

up really high and the image just becomes

really grainy, and it kind of looks like,

like one of those old-fashioned oil

paintings. So I think I'm gonna stick with

this camera. This is actually the 3rd time

I've had this camera. Actually, it's not

true because this is actually the model up

from the A5000. This is the 5100

or the 5100. I think it's pretty much

the same apart from it has a touchscreen,

which I'm never gonna use. It also has

better autofocus. I think it has like 125

autofocus points, whereas the A5000

only had about 25. So I've already noticed

the autofocus is a lot, a lot faster, a

lot more accurate. And it also has an

extra 4 megapixels, so it's a 24-megapixel

camera instead of a 20-megapixel camera.

But I don't really notice it. You're not

really going to notice 4 megapixels.

So yeah, we're back to a good

old camera. Oh, and I've, I've been doing

too many returns recently, and Amazon sent

me like a warning letter, a warning email.

They said that your account has had a

high quantity of returns recently, and

that if you continue doing this, you may

be banned. So that was kind of scary.

I have returned quite a lot this year, or

last year. I returned the MacBook Air, I

returned the Sony A5000, I returned the

Sony RX100. I also returned a bunch

of other stuff that I can't remember,

like a small drawing tablet.

And— oh,

I also returned the Chromebook, the—

what's it called? I can't even remember,

the Asus Chromebook something, or was it

Acer? But I've bought a lot of stuff as

well. I mean, I bought this hat, I bought

this jumper, I bought socks

and underwear, but those are cheap,

low-cost items. And I think that they do

it like on a— if you buy a lot, you spend

a lot, but you return a lot of high-value

items then your ratio goes up. So I've

been returning a lot of expensive items,

so that's probably why they've sent

me this warning letter or email. So then I

replied, I sent an email back saying that

I haven't been returning that many items

considering I've had like over 50 orders

last year, and I said it's not fair. And

they replied saying that They're

just wondering why I'm returning so many

items and that my account hasn't been

banned and I'm still allowed to buy and

sell on Amazon. So I guess it was just a

warning. I'm not going to return anything

for a while, at least a year. I'm not

planning on buying anything, but you know

what I'm like. I buy stuff, then I change

my mind, then I return it. I change my

mind again, then I buy it again.