The Sony a6700 packs nearly every full frame video feature into a cheap APS-C body, but it overheated in 10 minutes in direct sunlight. My full review.
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Nikon Z8 Camera Review For Filmmakers – Not just a B Cam
The Nikon Z8 has the Z9’s sensor, 8K 60 internal raw and N-Log, in a much smaller body for $1,500 less. It is not just a B cam.
Continue readingSony ZV-E1 Review – 👍 For Vlogging, 👎 For Wedding Videography…
The ZV-E1 puts the a7S III sensor in a $2,200 body, and the stabilization is genuinely incredible. It also has no fan, which is why I cannot recommend it for weddings.
Continue readingDon’t Ignore The Nikon Z9 For Wedding Filmmaking (Review)
8K at 60fps in internal raw, a two hour record limit, and a lawsuit. The Z9 is one of the best cameras made, and I still would not buy one yet.
Continue readingSony a7R V Review For Wedding Filmmakers & Photographers – BEST Hybrid Camera For Photo & Video
A wedding filmmaker’s review of the Sony a7R V: the four axis screen, AI autofocus with human pose estimation, eight stops of IBIS, 8K video, and why it beats the a1 for thousands less.
Continue readingSony FX30 Review For Wedding Filmmakers – BEST Budget Videography Camera
Nearly everything the FX3 does at close to half the price. The FX30 reviewed for weddings and documentaries: the fan, the dual card slots, Cine EI, the APS-C crop, the speed booster workaround and the low light trade-off.
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