No rolling shutter, no flash tearing, far less flicker. The a9 III’s global shutter fixes three problems wedding filmmakers have worked around for years, and it hints at where Sony is going next.
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Rode finally earned the PRO name. Real 32-bit float backup recording, genuinely good range and proper timecode. The lav clip and the seven hour battery are where it still falls short.
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Three pricing mistakes that keep new wedding videographers broke: not counting your real fixed costs, ignoring what your market can actually pay, and never offering a single add on.
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An f/2.8 wide angle that weighs almost the same as the old f/4, with a barrel that barely extends, which means you stop rebalancing your gimbal every time you zoom.
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Full frame sensors from the a7 IV and a7R V in a much smaller, much cheaper body. Here are the real overheating numbers, measured in 100 degree Texas sun, and who should actually buy one.
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Smaller than the original, with double the batteries, 512GB cards, 32-bit float, Bluetooth and timecode, for twenty dollars more than the 2016 model. I measured 28 hours of battery life.
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