Great video. Did you turn on auto lens correction and auto vignetting in the Nikon Z body when using ETA21 pro? If turn ON, will it confuse the Nikon Z body on what correction to apply when shooting JPEG?

Thank you for the informative video and guide on Auto iso, looking into this ZF model going into Full frame eventually, just confirming once you turn the Auto sensitivity to on in the menu, how does the ISO dial on top play a role if any? or does it is ned to be set to "C"? it seems a bit convoluted to me, the Fuji system I use currently simply has an Auto setting on the dial> its super easy to switch back and forth.

Hello! I currently have a Lumix G7. ive had this camera for manyyyyyyy years now. Im looking to upgrade to a new camera. Mainly for Music videos, cinematography, short films. But i also want that super crisp photography side as well. I was looking at the sony A 7RV but that has a pretty penny on it. then i discovered the A6700. Now im torn.

I don't know, nothing is perfect, I have GRiii and x100vi and even Fuji x70, also know A7C and really don't need them all, but nothing is really fully satisfying. Ricoh is small with great picture quality, but missing good AF, viewfinder, the screen is fixed, x100vi has flaws, but that viewfinder is better than a7c and even a7cii also because evf, and the x70 has a tilting screen in a body competing by size with the Ricoh, with the image good enough. So of all those I only can say for sure that a7cii and a7cr are better than a7c, and one has to decide on her/his own preferences.

hi the sigma 85 you were using, was that the dgdn version? thank!

Nikon zf vs canon r8 vs fuji x100v vs fuji xt5 ? 🥲 I am so much confused

After trying a ton of filters, I personally like the Freewell M2 filters with step rings. I find that the magnets are strong and the pricing is really good. The step rings handle both threaded and magnetic filters. Lastly, the lens hood fits!

Thanks! I've been researching ND filters for photography and the K and F seem to be the best for the money. It was also good to hear your experience with magnetic filters. I do a lot of hiking and was worried about them falling off of the lens. I do think I'd like to get individual filters rather than a VND. Have you tried out any of the K and F of that type? Thanks again for the overview!

I like the cheapest ones b/c I inevitably lose or damage them in some way. Im also over the “pro mist” I have ruined more shots using it than I care to admit

He got the most basic of NIKKOR glass and compared it with GMaster glass. Couldn’t spring for ONE S-Line lens to really get a good benchmark could you? I guess it’s too much to ask.

Hi Rolling Shutter video you took with ur daugher, was it on 4k 60p or 8K? Because in 4k Rolling Shutter is not an issue. 8K is big issue and I have that camera my self and 8k cant whip pane must be still.

size isnt an issue to me but I have yet to see any videos about how it works for streamers. can you set a fader to control sounds like discord volume, itunes or music app volume, system sounds, and all that to control while streaming.. would love to see if it can actually work for streamers.. yet no videos for setup or how to make it best for that scenario..

Getting the tamron in 2 weeks 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

Oh, great! Now one more thing that I might need... but agreed, if it was like $275ish, it would be an easier purchase.

Something I learned recently is that the 4k at 24, 30, and 60fps on the a7rv has better rolling shutter performance than the a7iv since the pixels are binned. The a7iv’s rolling shutter performance in aps-c mode is about the same as the a7rv’s in full frame. The aps-c mode of the a7rv has slightly better rolling shutter(because it’s 26mp vs 33mp) performance over the a7iv shooting full frame video. Kind of confusing but quite interesting lol. Not that it matters either way to be completely honest.

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That microphone (when the video started, without the noise cancellation) adds a base hump -- sounds like a radio DJ's voice with enhanced bass, like when you are listening in your car with the bass turned up, and his voice has umph in the bottom end. With the noise cancellation, the base hump is absent, but the quality of your voice is lost. The omni directional setting sounds natural. The stereo setting is very good, but has an ever-so-slight hint of a bass hump. I wonder why the initial setting (at the start of the video) and the stereo setting differ in the amount of exaggerated bass? The directional aspect is very good. I agree with your assessment of the low cut setting. I do not know under what circumstances someone would choose that setting? I am blessed (and cursed) with critical listening skills. I can hear when music has any issues with the mixing and mastering (could also be the microphone or tapes or analog to digital conversion done in the studio, etc). I can't always be sure where unnatural sound of someone's voice or an instrument was from, but it takes me 2 seconds to hear it. Sadly, nearly every song has such issues. When a song has everything done right (a rarity, and it is never actually "everything" right -- but pretty close), it is heaven. I know little about microphones. So I do not know what is on the market, how they sound, pricing, etc. So I can't speak to why no one is talking about that microphone. Perhaps if there are hundreds of $300 microphones to choose from, it is hard to garner attention? Is there a blizzard of $300 microphones to choose from? There are hundreds of speakers to choose from, with a $300 budget. Most people will never hear of 90% of them. Is it the same for $300 microphones?

Hm, the active noise cancelling combined with low-latency 48Khz/24 bit output is actually kinda awesome for a wireless mic. And it definitely sounds great based on this demo. Is there anything else like this on the market?

I think sony has a limiter on everything, it does look like a really nice mic, and the reason why I would pass would be the simple fact that it's another device that sort of competes with other wireless systems that may not be as good, but maybe good enough, and it's wearable. Next trip, I'm only taking one mic with me, rode wireless pro

Thank you for this!!

I can assure you that even A7 s9000 In the year 8746 won't shoot open gate Sony just don't care or they wants you to pay for a license to have it They should at least put it in the burano

I see yall want every camera to be a cinema camera cuz that’s what you’re talking about

we just need to Know when ! ? :-)

oddly enough was thinking about buying a printer this morning

wishlist: 6k open gate,(support for internal anamorphic shooting), 3rd native iso, 12 or 14 bit video of some sort, floating point audio would be crazy. Then for the fx6 upgrade same specs but with internal nd.

How much impact does the adapter have on battery life, specifically for stills (w/ AF)?

Off course it will be stacked. It 100% must be a stacked sensor to support that readout.

The FX30 can already shoot 6k opengate but Sony CRIPPLE it because they have to protect the FX3. This crap and Other stuff is why I left Sony and never looking back.

There is no point in updating the S line. TODAY cameras can fully downsample rather than use low res sensors.

what are your zebra settings?

wtf ? Fan ? hi nm cip ? noob

What was the problem with your Rodecaster DUO? Were you reimbursed for the shipping charges? After eight months do you still love it?

Especially when it's under warranty!

Thank you so much for this video!

Thank you for the video. I was excited about the original Creator DLZ but it's too big. And then I thought that maybe DLZ Creator XS could be a good choice for a solo creator with occasional need of the second mic due to a smaller size and big screen. Apparently even XS would be an overkill. Probably, I'd better use something like Zoom F3 or Zoom R4 since I don't need live streaming - just record audio for postprocessing.

Yes, on all these points! After seeing Canons C400, I am now more confident in the ability to increase resolution while maintaining that dynamic range. I know the sensor tech is very different but I think 6k has to be the new standard across for video along with great lowlight sensitivity. Here's hoping!!

i think sony would consider their rival in fx3 with low cost it is BMPC6k

Gracias por tu video, yo venia de la a7rIII, por costo compre la a7cr y muy arrepentido se calienta mucho ademas de que existe una falla en la sincronizacion del flash, estoy muy arrepentido, la vendere e ire por la rv, gracias por esos videos, lastima que lo vi tarde, saludos desde mexico

I had the 28-200 and 20-70 and sold both. I really miss the 28-200 and regret selling it. I'm going to end up buying it again.

Thanks for the video. In June of 2024 I actually own both the A7RV (bought at its announcement) but also an A7CR to complement it. I never travel with only one body unless forced to and the A7CR makes a great smaller, lighter backup second body. Also when traveling I will leave the larger heavier A7RV in the hotel and only take the lightest kit for street work. I guess it all depends on your usage model and mine is based on traveling with a camera and a backup. Also rebuying again to save $500 means you just wasted your time and lost access for a very small amount of charge IMHO. Take care.

A9 mk 1 sensor is all that needed, just need all the bells and whistles of video, and no need for e-shutter either….. At least not super necessary. But i won’t buy it, they’ll make an fx version soon after 😂😂😂😂😂, THAT i would buy

I purchased the 40mm Sony G lens to see if it would work on my Nikon ZF, Z6Ii and Zfc, i also purchased an adapter that was designed with the electrical connections that was to be used to make this work. I found a KZbin video that spoke about this adapter and it sounded as if all you had to do was attach the adapter to the lens, mount them on a Nikon ZF or any other Z series camera and you were in business. The results were anything but what was shown in the video. I tried using the adapter and 40mm Sony G lens on a ZF, Z6Ii and Zfc and the results were the same, when with i tuned the camera on i could see through the viewfinder, the camera was set to auto focus but the screen and viewfinder said that it was in manual focus and the lens F stop would not register, no matter how i mounted the lens and adapter to the camera body the results were the same. The adapter would lock in place on the camera body but the lens just twisted on the adapter and did not lock in place. I could twist the lens off of the adapter and the adapter would say on the camera body until i pressed the release button and twisted the adapter off,some one said that the firmware on the adapter might have to be updated, I felt that it the adapter was designed for a Sony lens to Nikon bodies it should have worked out of the box with at least one of the camera bodies that I tried using it on, in the end I purchased a Sony A7II that was heavily discontinued and now i use as a every day full frame camera setup, I also added the 20-70 f4 and the 24mm G lens that along with the 4omm is part of the three prime lenses that are very compact.

I'm hearing a 24 mp sensor. If it has Open Gate, then it's a buy for me.

my goodness I hope you are right. also I hope it comes with shutter angle, waveforms, and anamorphic supports so I don't have to listen to people mention it anymore. They will have to cripple the photo specs (I assume no mechanical shutter), otherwise it's the only camera they will sell. Could be a potential GOAT camera is Sony goes all in.

internal ND's would change the handheld mirrorless industry

I pray it comes out with a fair price.

I have adapted Zeiss Batis and Loxia on the ZF and omg the stills it delivers are amazing 🤩

I think that you are trying too hard to select the object of your dislike. If I select a larger area it seems to work fine.

Lr Mobile works pretty good.

Thank you. Couldn't find the tool initially. Now I have access.