Sony Alpha 1 versus Nikon Z9, nearly the same price, but which flagship is right for you? The Sony Alpha 1 is listed at $5,698, while the Nikon Z9 will cost you $5,296.95.

53:43Ah, yes. Let's pit one camera company against the other. Let the flame wars begin, Mark. Well, you know, I think it has to do more with the collection of lenses you have, because that ends up costing a lot more, usually, than the camera body itself. So I think if you're already on Sony, you're going to stick with that lineup. And if you're already on Nikon or Nikon, you're going to stick with that lineup.

54:10Yeah, that's very true. I guess it depends also whether, I mean, so I believe both of these cameras are mostly focused on stills, although they do have recording capabilities. The issue that I've seen, I know that they've gotten better over the last few years with Nikon, but Sony historically has been more reliable for video, in my experience, than Nikon. But I know Nikon's been making some strides.

54:35I just haven't really kept up with some of the newer cameras. So maybe the Z9 is a really great camera for recording video. I just don't know that much about it. All right, let's go to the next question. next question is from zach stallsmith in chautauqua new york with the zoom osc bit lost your audio mark you lost my audio there you go i'm unmuted i'm hearing you okay all right

55:03with zoom osc bit focus companion if a user has punctuation in their name companion doesn't seem to like that. Can I use their Zoom participant number to send OSC commands for that participant rather than their Zoom name? Go ahead, Guy. Yeah, I would defer this one to our friend Justin James, who runs the GitHub for the Companion Module system. You can see his little,