Fantastic side-by-side comparison!

Yes, and in few months Viltrox will have problems like mine and customer service will not help you! Don’t buy Viltrox guys, by Sony, Fuji, canon etc which are reliable and will fix or change the lens if there is a problem. Just check the reviews online how bad customer service they have and that they ghosting ppl

yo who's the male model? His hair is so fluffy

If it weren't for the fact that people on marketplace are selling a7iii cheaper than a6000s then I probably would but I like the thought of full frame low light

Really helpful video, thank you! Which camera was used for the footage at the start of the video? Thanks!

It's ridiculous that this rip-off of a normal camera called a7c 2 costs 2500$, and 1500$ for an aps-c is a fuckload

These are the youtuber reasons.

Looks good. May get my camera out to do some photography. Great job on the video!!

But the a6400 is terrible for rolling shutter and stability.

a6700 tend to be ever better that a7 iii and some functions has better than a7 ic

Will the 50 mm is good to video in the gym? I have canon r50 i usually place my camera half a meters from me

Speak slowly If u speak fast, we can’t understand what u speaking. So can’t get any use of this video. So pls speak slowly to more useful for viewers. This is Joy Freelance photographer from Srilanka

APS-C is for those who know what they truly need and not pushed by pure ego or marketing campaigns.

Me who just bought my 5th MFT camera:

Laughs in Panasonic GH5, speed booster, and FF 24-70

Size and price are the only two advantages of crop sensors. They are huge advantages. Nothing is worse than ruining your shooting day with tired back neck and arms

i have 35mm and don't have budget for 50mm bye bye

Low light low light. I don’t care soit the sensor size. There’s always a lens that would correct the focal length. I wish the technology would enable small sensors to have better dynamic range and bokeh

There is no reason for going for a crop sensor. Always choose a Full Frame. The intention of the video is good but if you have the money always choose full frame.

Not in all countries. A7c and a6700 almost same price here. And the lenses-unles you use g or gm lenses- like sigma, viltrox, tamron lenses, even samyang has very same price on full frame and crop sensor one. Additionally not all lenses big and heavy on full frame actually. Only sigma art series ara big and bulky and heavy. Just buy full frame contemporary ones or use primes that are much smaller.

No free lunch. You get what you pay for. If you can’t tell the difference buy what’s cheaper. If you are a pro and get paid to deliver better images go full frame. There is a difference if you know what to look for.

Instead of saying MM, just say millimeter.

WOW no shit sherlock.

Or just buy eos r8

As a DP the 35mm kinda forces me to get my composition and lighting right. 50mm is good also but sometimes it could be a crutch due to the compression.

Honestly the Samyang is great if you don't mind that chromatic abberration and fringing. I personally am really bothered by it and I am in more shooting scenarios where I encouter it. I sadly sold my Sony to switch to Panasonic, I really regret it. While I honestly think that the Panasonic S5IIx is better than my old Sony, the lens selection is awful. I have the S35mm and S85mm, the abberration and fringing is sooo bad, I'm really disappointed. It's so bad that I am starting to think there is something wrong with my sensor but online research seems to produce the same result, the lenses are the problem. I think now I will just make the switch to Leica to have as a B cam, Hasselblad as my main cam soon. (Hasselblad is a lot cheaper if you know where to buy) I won't sell the S5IIx tho because it's just an amazing camera overall, maybe there will be more lens options soon, Sigma and Leica really make the only good L Mount lenses I have found so far. I still think that the Samyang is the better option for 99% of people tho, way better value depending what your needs are. Just quickly want to say I really missed your videos, I still don't understand why your channel doesnt have at least 50k subs, you produce some of the best camera content out there. But I have noticed a pattern with other channels too, people who actually do interesting videos, are not much in the algorythm, it's always about newest camera, newest lens etc. (Big brands only) I hope you will continue to make great videos like this 🔥

35mm any day

EM EM hahaha

A7sIII - Good video camera to Rent when using intensive production A7rV - Good video/photo camera to have in your bag. 24/7 as much as the winner on VIDEO specs is A7sIII. you would not even bring that all the time as hobbyist, I prefer renting the A7sIII and buy the A7rV

Someone said that digital camera without menual setting is more good, is that true??

And now " Why 28mm is better than 50mm"....SoMe when it is worse! So many opinions - so many youtubers.... We are wasting our time with people's insignificant opinions.

Bro I just cancelled my rf 50mm f1.8 for the 35mm lol

1000$ Sony cam ❌IBIS ✅Overheating

is it good for photography or does it have manual mode in photo?

I like your points about 50mm. I love 50mm. 35mm is just wider for me causing distraction in my framing. I love the background separation which 50mm could do better. Looks 3D. And if you record in 4K 60p those depth will be accentuated further more.

This is of interest. to me since I was looking at the Canon R10 as an upgrade to my SL1. One of its biggest drawbacks is the small battery on the R10.. While it has some issues with overheating as measured in other reviews, I don't think its going to be a major issue for me initially at least. as long as I can get 15 minutes it should be acceptable. That is sufficient for indoor use. The fact it is $800 less than the FX30 is a great price for its feature set. I don't think its lack of IBIS is critical as it does have a stabilization system, it is just not IBIS. This is what makes up the lower price compared to the FX30. I don't think it would work as a long duration live-streaming camera due to the thermal issues unless you are going to externally cool it,

Hi. Can you make a video on point to shoot cameras and your recommendations on it?

ZVE10 ii or Fuji XS20?

a6700 or this one?

A6600 or zve10 ii please help me

Thank you for the short AUDIIO class, it was beneficial in developing my new system for picking the right music.

Why in these videos no one mentioned what sensors are they talking about. I mesn someone using a Crop sensor not knowing any crop factor might change his 35mm and buy a 50mm.

What is your editing machine?

35mm for groups shots and portraits with scenery shots, 50mm for couples and medium shots, 85mm for headshots

Can i ask a question did you try it with vertical mode? And did it balance?

ziess , the natural cinematic look always.

full frame is best light , crop have noise

amazing! looking forward to trying out some of these tips

Not true, whatever you do with 50 you do with 35 .

i got the 85 f1.8 viltrox i swapped my tamron 28-75 for it, way sharper