6 HUGE REASONS I use SONY CAMERAS!!!!!

[@dialedinboxing2453]

I just upgraded from a6000 to a7III great cameras

[@TerryWarfield]

WHERE THE FAM AT??? It's time I address this. Why do I use Sony cameras, and not Canon, Fuji, Nikon, etc? In this video I am going to give you 6 HUGE REASONS why!! I encourage you to watch (or listen) to the entire video!! Don't forget to drop a like!

[@jean-michelargentin5465]

I own the Sony a7iii with a few G-Master lenses and few batteries… Far as it’s colors Science-if you shoot it in “raw” and drop it in LR it corrects the colors as if you shot it with Fuji colors… It’s perfect…

[@ItzSKYVlogs]

Man I ain’t gonna lie.. I started with canon.. and then switched to Sony as soon as I started vlogging. The autofocus and low light.. Sony just got it to me. Great video terry!

[@TerryWarfield]

#sonygang

[@ericwilson2632]

I have Nikon D850 🥰 I have Sony a6600 💞 Love them both!!!

[@chrisbrockhurst]

Thumbnail brought me here!

[@Chi_Squared_Studio]

I use Sony A7iii professionally and Fuji x-pro-2 for personal use. Love the channel, keep bringing the goods.

[@HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy]

I'm holding a Sony A7S3 right now. Just upgraded (yesterday) from the Canon 80d.

[@bobsykes]

Still Here. Just found your channel yesterday. I'm enjoying it. I first switched to a Sony A7 RII from a Nikon D800 because of the super small size of the Sony yet with the same sensor. With the little 55mm f/1.8 Zeiss it was fantastic for everyday carry around, travel, and street. Now, I use an A7R IV, and I pretty much have all the same reasons that you do for liking it. I'm more stills oriented, so I chose this one rather than the more video focused Sony's. Still, the A7R IV has pretty good video, too. One thing you left out of this particular video is that a few of the latest Sony GM lenses equal the best from anyone! The 24mm f/1.4 GM, the 105MM f/1.8, and from reviews, at least, the brand new 35mm and 50mm f/1.2 GM lenses should all be about at future proof as you can get these days.

[@IMDABROWN]

I always thought you like the little Sony cameras because they make your arms look bigger.

[@TerryWarfield]

You uncovered my secret man

[@IMDABROWN]

@@TerryWarfield magnificent response. Be blessed and prosper

[@nosaki]

I’m a Canon and Panasonic shooter. I’ve always been envious of content from Sony shooters. I decided to dip my foot into the sony pool by starting off with the little Sony a6100, I’m very impressed with the auto focus and low light capabilities of this entry level camera. I find that when I’m leaving the house with one camera, I’m mostly reaching for my little Sony.

[@staylostudio9]

I currently shoot with the Nikon Z6. I started my photography career back in the 80's with a Nikon F3 film camera and started back then with Nikon Ai-S manual focus lenses which I still have today. Then I got introduced to Zeiss classic Zf lenses and my photography took off. Like you said in this video that your reason you stick with Sony is because of the lens mount and the high quality glass that you've invested in. Like the saying goes " marry the lenses and date the body" is good words to live by. I have over $10k invested in some of the best glass from many years ago. So I stick with the Nikon eco-system because of the lenses. And Nikon F-mount been the same mount since the fifties until Nikon stepped in to their new S-line lenses for their Z line of cameras and those lenses are some of the best glass of the modern day. So if anybody want to start out in a camera system it's best to think long term about the lenses for that eco-system and make your investment more geared towards the lenses and don't get caught up on camera bodies. Like Terry said in this video that new cameras come out like every 8 months or so but the lenses will last a lifetime and without the lenses focusing the light off a subject and capturing that image onto the camera's sensor that creates the beautiful images that the world will remember. Keep making the great content Terry and thank you for the positive messages that you bring

[@russellwright9961]

I share your sentiments about the F Mount and S Mount, more so about the S Mount because as you mentioned it's some of the best glass of the modern day; in fact, some of the 1.8 S lenses are better than some of the 1.4 F mounts. I think Nikon is a step ahead with the new mount on the Z line, there is so much potential ahead with the design!

[@staylostudio9]

@@russellwright9961 My first lens I purchased with my Nikon Z6 was the 50mm f1.8 s lens. I did a wedding with it and I was amazed. Beautiful lens. I seen comparison against the new 50mm f1.2 s lens and I will not invest the $2,000+ for that lens when I get stunning results from the 50mm f1.8

[@russellwright9961]

@@staylostudio9 Agreed!

[@CloudchaserSC]

I use the a7 iii. The big question for this year is the a7 iv upgrade...

[@jefor4542]

I bought the Sony a7II for making videos about a year ago. Yes, I regret it a bit because I haven't made enough researches before buying it for video purposes. But Sony fits me 1000%, so I'm in love with my a7ii and the clips that come from it, even if they're not the best. Proud of being part of the Fam❤️

[@TheTMax]

My new Sony a7C just arrived today with my Tamron 28-70 f2.8🤩 A sweet upgrade from my Sony A6100. Both amazing cameras!

[@PixlByPixl]

Always enjoy your videos! I use the R5, as a Photography first user though. The IBIS is still the best and the autofocus on these cameras nowadays is pretty insane regardless of which one you use lol. Canon's Video autofocus has been top-notch even on the R with its Dual Pixel AF but it had great tracking to begin with I know Sony camera's like the A7RIV and now the A7C all come with the newer tracking system that improved quite a bit. There's always the right tool for the right job and there's no hating that! I like trading gear with my friends when we want to try something new so I was using the A7III recently with the 24mm 1.4, 55mm 1.8 and the Sigma 85mm 1.4 (can tell why you loved the 24mm lol).

[@davesfilmingservices4377]

I've been filming for 49 years and have used many different makes of film cameras and pro and consumer camcorders. The last 7 years I've been using a combination of film cameras and DLSR (canon) and mirrorless cameras (Sony). The product leaders many years ago in the film cameras were Panasonic and Sony. So Sony have been in the film industry for decades. I'm still shooting many events, but now I'm using a Sony A7iii, a a6400 and a6600. The last two do not have a recording time limit unlike the A7iii. I now get great results and as you day the low light definition without noise is a cut above the rest. They're light weight, so I don't have a big camera on my shoulder anymore.

[@MarioSoMedia]

Congrats on 18k! 🎉 I started shooting with Nikon, then switched to Canon and now I'm Sony camp. I still have a Canon C100 which is solid but love my Sony mirrorless cameras!

[@leighmosley7873]

I just bought Sony a7siii and a7iii. Before I was shooting HD on my Nikons which I’ve been using for half a century. Big step, but I love the Sonys. Lighter and easier to use for video. Thanks for your videos. Straight up and to the point.

[@stevenwaldstein2249]

I am a Sony shooter with an A7R IV and A9. Used Canon DSLR for 25 years. Also currently own an R5 as well and trying it out. Have also shot Fuji X-T when I shot Canon DSLRs

[@Eye4eye007]

If we’re going by the spec sheet, XT4 is the greatest feature rich camera on the market, bang for buck wise.

[@phillippugh2161]

I'm rocking a sony rx100, nikon d600,canon rebel flim dslr , olympus em1 , love them all

[@xBigHx123]

#FAM! #RoadTo100KThisYear. Lets get it bro. Just got the Sony A7SIII this weekend from a local guy for $2900! Such a steal for my area. I do mainly real estate video and trying to get listings for photos now as well! I sold my A7III, but hoping to get the A7IV when it releases later this year! Love the content as always and keep up the grind.

[@jamaalwilliams544]

I’m rocking the Nikon D5200,….and now finally picked up the Sony A7ii, still learning my way around. Keep doing your thing broski 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@marvinrandolph577]

Thanks Terry for always giving such honest and straightforward information around this. You were one of the first content creators I started watching, and a big part of the reason I chose Sony. My first camera was the Sony ZV1 which is what I started learning on, then I made the big jump to the a7SIII with a GM 24-70 and 18-35 lens. Rigged the a7SIII out with that DSLR Video Shooter Perfect Camera Rig. With the Aa7SIII rigged out and my ZV1 as my B cam, everything works perfect in my home studio. Loving my Sony setup so far. If I get good enough, one of these days I might get an A1, that’s if I can live without the flippy screen. Canon is sometimes tempting (especially with the EOS R5C) but I’m pretty deeply invested in the Sony ecosystem; plus the R5C battery life and need for external power on some settings was a deal-breaker for me (not to mention the lack of full HDMI). Bottom line though as you rightly point out there’s no perfect camera, and any of the big names has great options. It’s also always human instinct for folks to try to justify their purchase, which is where I think fanboys are born. Loving my Sony for now, but who knows what the future holds. My dream is one day to become good enough to shoot with RED, but that’s a jump that’s way way down the road.

[@sidvicious3129]

All of your points are Hella Valid, except one, but I think I know where you were going with it and that is when you talked about len mounts and full frame lenses working with crop sensor bodies and having good auto focus. Canon and Nikon dslr full frame lenses work on their crop sensored bodies with full autofocus, but I believe your point was that by Sony using one mount, e mount, there are no adapters across their whole line of Cameras and Cinema cameras. Adapters especially for Nikon Z series when using the Nikon d series lenses, become manual focus only. This is one of many reasons that I added a Sony Camera, the A7rIII and very soon A9 to my line up of Nikon and Fuji. Many complain about the menus, but once they are set up and the buttons are programmed you are not making changes often. Im currently using Blackmagic for video only currently. You have outstanding content by the way.

[@Glen.Danielsen]

Something I don’t understand, is this channel should have followers in the high hundred K’s. Meanwhile it’s an honor to be subscribing at ground floor, ground zero, before the volcano really began to show forth ash and lava for the playa! 🙏🏼💛

[@jamessmithfilms]

You Keeping it real is why im here. Sony a7s3 Sony a73 x2 Reason. Low light and customizable

[@VZAAGE]

Good video. I was using a GH4 and the autofocus made me want to upgrade. It was tough choosing between Sony and Canon but ultimately the cheaper prices for the bodies and lenses won me over. Now with the 50mm GM looking to be at least be on par or better than Canon's 50mm L... I'm glad I went with Sony.

[@aodvisions]

I'm about to go towards Sony route as well lol this is a tough decision I'm also coming from gh5 and black magic pocket 4k

[@VZAAGE]

@@aodvisions it makes more sense at this point. I probably should've waited for the A7IV or maybe an A7CII but this will what I have will satisfy me for a while.

[@sdhute]

How's the Sony life? Using Panasonic g9 now

[@VZAAGE]

@@sdhute I like it a lot. The complaints about the menu system are greatly exaggerated. Took like a day to figure it out and there's plenty of custom buttons so you don't even need to dive through it. I haven't tested the video very much to compare but photos are definitely a few steps up and worth the upgrade.

[@jakejamesdougal]

In 2009 I got my first Sony camera as a 15 year old, it was the a300 which was some janky shit. Kinda lost interest as time went on but 10 years later in 2019 got myself an a6300 and was absolutely blown away by the capabilities of that 3+ year old camera. Fell much deeper in love with photography and editing than ever before and sold all my APS-C kit to get my dream, the a7Riii with a Sigma 24-70 2.8 Art in October 2020. That camera blows my mind every time I take the lens cap off, even as a 3 year old system.

[@airrun88]

Love the channel, 4 weeks late. #FAM. This channel needs to be at 100K plus. I went with the Sony A7III last year in part because of this channel. I really wanted something with good autofocus and better low light. I could afford to get a few third-party lenses to mess around with. I really liked the use of the camera. I started with Nikon film and a school's canon point and shoot. My next goal is to upgrade to a higher-quality lens.

[@ToonTVDerek]

Sony honestly is the ultimate example of "hold my beer" 😂

[@Eye4eye007]

Not with their color science, 8bit codecs, prehistoric lcd, horrifying menu system and plastic computer like body.

[@lionellow105]

@@Eye4eye007 Calm down Canon user. Jog on to another what's in my bag by Peter McKinnon

[@Eye4eye007]

@@lionellow105 way to make a fool of yourself. Not a fan of peter nor do I use canon’s photo taking Cinder blocks. I’m an XT4 user

[@lionellow105]

@@Eye4eye007 it's the same thing. Don't need to treat camera's like sports team. If they are good for you great. You are bringing up issues from sony's old cameras. People who normally trash other brands about how bad they are, are ironically the ones who have never used those brands. In hindsight, I should have known you shoot the xt4 since your comment history is you quacking on how great the xt4 is on a "why I shoot Sony video"

[@Eye4eye007]

@@lionellow105 haha I’m not going to type paragraphs. You’re taking it more seriously than I am-I’m here for mere entertainment lol

[@robiulahmed]

I use Sony digital and Nikon F mount for film. Sony were the underdogs for a long time, so it's nice to see them succeed the way they have.

[@bkrnj_]

Sony A7siii because of you. I was on the fence for a year and a half and my buddy David called it. When I said I was going to get serious about my KZbin channel, he sent me to you, and here we are lol! Keep up the content!

[@Revi200x]

My first mirrorless camera and the one a have perceived recently is Canon M50 and a love it 😀

[@CluelessYoutuber]

I’ve been a Sony fanboy since Day 1. 😂 started with the A6000 (one of the best entry level camera)! Now upgraded to A7iii for photos and A6400 for videos and they never fail me.

[@vero1197]

Hi Terry, I Started with Canon 10 years ago and few months ago I did the switch with Sony. I bought my first Sony Camera a year ago and what made me switch to this brand is the AF system, quality of image and ISO performance, with Canon I was never 100% happy even though I used professional cameras and lenses. Sony is TOP for me!

[@DavidDavies]

Congrats on 18k...onto 100k. I use the FS5 and FS7 at work but for my personal stuff and my KZbin channel I use the Sony a6400 #Fam

[@DefiniteFiction]

Nikon Z6 - I am mostly filming while live streaming, often in low light situations. The Z6 lets me stream for hours while recording in 4K with good low light. Also, still here!

[@russellwright9961]

I'm with you!

[@iotekn6132]

I'm still rocking my first camera, a6400 with a couple sigma lenses. I think eventually I'll upgrade to the a7iv after it comes out but I wanna go as far as I can with what I have.

[@nhwine]

I was a Canon shooter from the 1980s until 2010 when I bought a Sony NEX5 and have been a Sony shooter since. I now have an A7R4 for photos and the A7C for video. The high-quality lens selections from Sony, Sigma & others are amazing. Can you say "Low Light performance"?

[@3dtrip870]

I agree with your assessments, I switched from Canon to Sony for the same reasons. I think the current lens line up is one of the biggest factors; Sony opened there mount to Third Parties development so that Sigma, Tamron, Viltrox, etc did not have to reverse engineer the mount which makes for great, affordable 3rd party lenses...IMO the biggest win

[@EXZACHTLYWRIGHT]

Using my iphone 12 pro max. I'm leaning towards the a7s iii but still doing research. Great video!

[@Superfly816]

Sony a7iii primary for autofocus reasons and lens selection. Back up camera, canon m50mkii- not full frame but INSANELY EASY TO USE and INSANELY CAPABLE for its price

[@CycleFab]

Still here...I like the way you give out a lot of quality info in just a short amount of time. Thanks for helping me research my next camera purchase.

[@TheTrailMixTV]

"Still here" haha. I'm using a Sony A7II that I bought in late October of 2020. It was on sale with the 28-70mm kit lens for $900. I've bought a few more lenses since then but I'm already thinking of upgrading to an A7RIV or an A9I in the near future.

[@dieseldavey]

No camera at the minute just trying to decide. Thanks for the video 👍🏻

[@simpletechreview3632]

#FAM Started with the Panasonic G7 and saved my change and made the huge jump to the Sony A7III when it came out back in April of 2018!!!! Been hooked ever since!!!

[@michaelbell75]

Good video and some legit points. I have mostly shot Canon over my 17 year career as a photographer, but I have shot them all. Canon, Sony, Nikon, Panasonic, Fuji, Olympus, Hasselblad etc...It would be very boring to only shoot one brand and never experiment with other brands. Like only driving one brand of car or playing one brand of guitars, would get old. I chose to switch from Canon to Sony mostly because of Canon keeping the RF mount closed to 3rd party. Far more lenses available for the E mount at all price points. Sony has very good sensors as well. Currently still using an a7III.

[@OT4Tech]

Congrats on the channel growth boss! I’m there with you though, Sony is the platform I prefer. One of the most universal mounts out there with tons of third party and OEM choices. Not to mention adapting lenses.

[@JohnThePA]

I always thought I'd like Canon more, but I'm rocking a Sony a7iii right now and loving it

[@The_Drive_Inside]

I use a canon 77D but im seriously wanting to switch to Sony full frame.... that 6k downsample 🤤

[@SydPotter101]

I also started with the a57!! It was amazing!!

[@JamesKGraves]

Great video as always, Terry 👌 I switched from Nikon to a Canon 80D with when I began creating videos; at the time it was the only camera of any brand in my price range that ticked every one of my needs. Honestly, it's sooo tempting to switch to a modern Sony full frame mirrorless, but in all honesty I'm stoked on what I'm getting out of the Canon with L series lenses, and I don't see much of an improvement happening with a new body. For now, I'm working on gaining experience and skills before I make a switch. People put too much emphasis on gear imo, especially bodies; a new body is nice but as you said all cameras are great nowadays, it's about what you do with them and what suits your needs. Keep up the great work, buddy 👍

[@o.n.e.wayhunting]

Still here man. Found your page on a FB Sony A7SIII group. Appreciate your work . Started out with a Nikon, now own 3 Sony cameras, R3, 7III, and the S3.

[@candismorgan3240]

Currently shooting with Sony A6000. Great video.

[@davidmoreheadveganrecipes548]

Do you always shoot on a tripod or use stabilized lenses? Handholding looks very shaky with no IS.

[@joshuareveles]

I use a Sony A7iii and Fuji XT-4 for my professional photography work, but I use my XT-4 for my podcast because of that 4:2:2 10 bit 4k at 400mbps

[@ROD9569]

You said it right pick camera fits you....

[@GoodGuysMedia]

Terry!! Love when Terry drops something fresh 👌👌👌

[@GoodGuysMedia]

Sony a7iii baby!! ...but I have a friend who shoots nicer photos , more creative rather, on her canon 60D with the nifty 50. That's something money can't buy is talent. The a7iii won't make a good picture all by itself! Trust me, took so many bad shots!...but then I started taking nicer shots, and even better ones. I believe what the Sony helped me achieve would help me shoot better on any camera, including the 60D. Blah!

[@GoodGuysMedia]

Auto focus and lens mounts...very good point when you're trying to grow into a camera system. The a7iii is practically the a7iv because it was so ahead of its time. I'm not even hype about the a7iv anymore...the a7iii has so much room to grow into. And go to the a7s or a7r if trying to expand. Sony is the place to be right now fo sho

[@TerryWarfield]

Thank you!!!! #sonygang

[@bysuave6737]

I've watched like 3 of your videos and I just had to subscribe.. the energy you put into the videos just makes it enjoyable to watch or listen to. 🙏

[@markshirley01]

Im a Nikon hybrid shooter - but I think your totally right Sony offer more innovative products and are probably the most cost effective system to join if your new.

[@RondaBirtha]

Still here. Shooting XT3. But I keep my RX100M3 as my "noisy cricket".

[@deebea6364]

My first camera was a Pentax K20d (Had a lot of great features at the time, and the camera also shot RGBY every pixel, giving AMAZING colour) - Currently shooting with 2 x Canon R5 bodies; I do photography full-time, and do not take on any video work - Sony video files are generally easier to handle (unless running the new M1 Chip Apple Computers because of the Codecs), however interestingly Canon’s photos are about half the file size for the same resolution - I loved the colours on my 5d3, however on the 5d4 it took me longer to be happy with the colours (although the extra detail was nice...) on the R5 I really love the colours again, and there is the extra detail, IBIS, animal AF, wont have to upgrade for a long time - my latest investments have been things that add to my business outside of camera gear - tech to upload photos instantly as I shoot, and a A3+ printer! :D

[@jmackultra]

Yeah it's the features for the money, autofocus, and the innovation for me. I liked how they made moves and iterated and pushed the capabilities of what these cameras can do. That's what sold me on spending my money with Sony over everything else.

[@ianmagnuson1626]

I moved from a Nikon D700 to a Sony A7iii because I needed video and Sony was the industry leader for mirrorless / autofocus

[@germancreatives88]

I buy the S5 because it's 10bit 422 and 6kraw hdmi out, , a7siii is too expensive, A7c the same price but only 8 bit. S5 is a blessing because I know now how to shoot manual focus, before I'm afraid, now I'm not afraid to use blackmagic and manual focus cinema camera

[@jeffreymcafee8810]

A7R3 all day, Tamron 28-75 Sigma 100-400, 1.8 50mm. Thats what I run and all I need

[@xquisite22]

For me it was the features and mount. Bought my very first camera Sept 2020, Sony A6600. The fact that Sony stuck with the E mount made it an easy choice... plus Sony is very much like Apple with ease of use ... #SonyGangGang 📸🤟🏾 #FAM

[@MrTerryRay1]

It's great to hear why you shoot Sony. Currently I'm shooting with Panasonic G7, my first camera. It's good for learning and eventually I'd like to move into a full frame camera for shooting commercials. Hopefully by the time I master the G7, and save up enough money I can buy a Sony. Canon looks good too. Watched your video to the end!

[@TerryWarfield]

Nice! The G7 is an AMAZING starter camera! I appreciate your time man!

[@THJ_MYDR]

Just bought a Sony A7III.

[@joeygwood]

I'm a Canon user and I can appreciate the points you brought up. However, I do think that Canon's low to mid tier cameras are better than Sony's. I'd take an A7S III over an R5 or R6 any day, but for beginners on a budget I'd definitely recommend going with Canon. You're right about Sony keeping it simpler with one lens mount, but you can get Canon lenses for much cheaper. Simply put, the cheapest Sony vlogging setup would be the a6100 and their 10-18mm which is $1,550. With Canon you could get an M50 Mark II and their 11-22mm for $1000. I paid $750 total for my used SL2 and 10-18mm. Another thing is that most beginners don't have the right computers or data storage to handle 4K files, and they don't know how to color grade. Canon's 1080p is very sharp and the files are small and easy to edit. They have great color right out of camera and their autofocus is top notch. Their flip-out screens are fully touch capable and their menus are well laid out and easy to navigate. The money you save going with Canon you can use to buy other important things like tripods, lighting, and microphones.

[@TerryWarfield]

Agreed on all points. I actually recommend people get the m50 as a STARTER camera over Sony for a lot of the reasons you mentioned, although I prefer Sony. For beginners Canons are much easier and give better results.

[@flitetym]

I’ve been with Sony since they purchased Minolta, and their “A”-mount system. It was sticking with the lens system that kept me with Sony. It was an economic choice.

[@ExploreTravelTV]

I started Many years ago with the Canon T4i I shot a couple weddings and other paid productions. almost 4 years ago I got into the Panasonic GH5 system and a couple lenses. Been pretty good for most of what I do but have been really eyeballing the Sony a7s3 to upgrade too but I have to get all new lenses so we are talking a pretty big investment. trying to build up my production company work again and the Sony is much better for things I will need. Just need about $8-10K to get all what I want. Only money right....lol

[@myk3al1]

Glad I chose Sony, they already established in the mirroless generation, arguably best af, good bang for buck, huge range of lenses, including 3rd party lens no adapters required. Upgrading from the nikon d750 to mirrorless Sony won out for me, friends chose nikon z6 I chose a7iii, only had to do 1 patch update to include the remote flash settings while z6 had multiple juts to compete with the af of the a7iii, no regrets what's so ever.

[@davidmoreheadveganrecipes548]

Sony A6000. A relic by today's standard. :) It still takes great pics so I still use it. If I did a lot of video I would get the newer models. I love the eye focus (humans and aninals) during video. I have seen many reviews and it looks like Sony is the king of auto focus. It doesn't matter how great your subject is if it is out of focus.

[@Ehsan-Yousaf]

I am using nikon (d750, d850, d7500, D5600) for my Photography purposes but now i want to switch on sony system for video purposes & best autofocus ... I am waiting for sony a7iv. 😊

[@richardjackson5848]

I am shooting with the Nikon Z6. I am a new shooter. Learning every day.

[@aviator201]

Hi Terry new here. Subbed. I shoot Canon mostly with their new mirrorless.. but have tried the A7C and loved it. Also trying out Nikon lately but the autofocus.. whatever people who love it say it's slower and misses more. If Sony drops a new 24-70 and 70-200 that's smaller, lighter, better and the A74 is amazing I will probably convert. just cause they have smaller lens and body options that are still incredible.

[@josephhyunsuchun]

#FAM Also I'm right now using kinda a bunch of cameras. Main: BlackMagic Pocket 4K Secondary: EOS R Extras: GoPro 9 and G7X III

[@vusumuzij.shabangu5655]

#FAM, I’m on Sony. Love Canon too. I also appreciate any innovation by any brand.

[@kylemeshna]

Good shit man! Hit on every reason I shoot Sony as well

[@ScreenFiends]

I love Sony cameras but personally went with Panasonic. I bought an S1 and and S5. I was super worried about the AF, not so much for video but for photo but I find the AF is excellent (Sony isn't excellent, it's phenomenal) I honestly think bang for buck the S1 is the best camera professionals on a small budget can get, particularly filmmakers. But I've had the pleasure of using Canon and to a lesser extent Sony cams and honestly once you get behind each cam and get out of the details all are pretty damn amazing now.

[@teodavid739]

Great to see some one discus the origins of Sony, The Minolta system ( A Mount System). Your reason is why I stay with Sony. I use both system to this day.

[@TheDude-vx6wn]

Great video man. Subscribed.

[@chrisbbacon52]

I'm rolling with a sony a7III, gonna be getting the A7SIII soon

[@carlitofilmz]

Thank for your advice terry just bought my first sony a 7iii with 2 lens 50mm anamorphic and regular sony 28-70mm , I know I need a better lens dont know which one for music videos under 1000 cant wait to grow

[@tangoromeo556]

I switched from Nikon to Sony A7 (gen 1) years ago only because I have some really nice Leica lenses and for me I just can’t shoot film all the time, it’s too expensive . So I did some research and found that I can get the adapter to use those lenses with Sony camera without having to modify the lenses so yeah I went with Sony and now I’m shooting with A7Rii & A7ii and got some Sigma Art lenses & Sony lenses and still using those Leica lenses with my Sony til these days .

[@bryanbuff]

Great video (coming from a Canon guy). Side note: what’s up with all the scammy KZbin ads lately? Anyone else noticed that?

[@nikks12]

Great video Terry! Exactly why as a beginner I started with Sony this past year as well. Thank you man

[@cj64films]

I own the Pocket 4K and the a6400. I’m wanting to hopefully sell the Pocket and get the A74 when it comes out.

[@DemCrumblies]

Good points about the lens mount and selection.

[@NikoBols]

Still here! Currently shooting on an A7S III.

[@LMActionsports]

I used Nikon z bodies for 2 years with great success. Where they fell sort in my eyes when it came to motion and tracking someone. Yeah you can still get some good shots with them but you have to take a bunch to get a few. So after getting more postponements with preorders on newer Nikon z lenses and bodies. I decided to give Sony a try. I went with the a7riv in the beginning and the autofocus was phenomenal with the tracking. Wow it’s that much better. But I wanted to get into doing some sports and action shots so I picked up an a9 also. I took a big loss switching brands. But I already made that money back since the switch. But I am really happy with my choice. But I did second-guess myself when the new R5 came out by canon so I rented it and wow great camera and the 85mm f1.2 is a killer combo. But I liked the feel and lens options Sony has. But with I got now I feel I won’t need anything else for the next decade. Well maybe if Sony would come out with a 200mm f2 I would definitely grab that. Lol. Great video

[@blackentrepreneur244]

Solid points. But after having issues with my Sony a6400 shutter only after a year of usage & missing Canons color science I'm going back to Canon.

[@hamzatigrine8834]

Great channel, very straight forward very cash and honest POV. Thanks for the content. And BTW I’m switching from Canon to Sony 😂

[@sdhute]

Shooting Panasonic m43 however that sony a7ii looks pretty amazing for the price. Hopefully they update the touch screen and menu system.

[@John-tm9vv]

Hello Terry, I enjoy your content, I'm shooting with Canon 250d/SL3.

[@nellwackwitz]

Congratulations on 15K!! Marvelous my friend! You are an awesome young man!

[@adventureswithvs6461]

I went from the Panasonic G9 to the a7iii. I would love to jump into an A9 or a7riii as a second cam eventually though. I really wanted to jump off into the Panasonic S5 but lens options were lacking. Also, like you said, that autofocus is WILD!

[@iamwannabefilmmaker]

Hi. For me I wanted a smaller body for weddings and photography. I was Canon dslr user... Some years ago the only choice was Sony that had 2 SD card slots! It's very important for me and I couldn't understand why Canon doesn't had 2 SD slots 🤷‍♂️. The camera mounts was a plus and of course the variety of lenses. I shoot videos and photos so the only choice for me was the Sony a7 III because the price was right too. The auto focus was the same as Canons maybe one thing that Canon had then was lock af in video ok not so much of a problem.

[@iamwannabefilmmaker]

And I saw that Sony came out with new models I tried to improve and work on a mirrorles body. Canon.... Said.. Mirrorles? Neeehhhhh we stick to dslr... Oookkk Canon 5d m4 is in weight 900 grams? Plus a sigma lens you are 1,8 kilos when you go to a shoot with 2 bodies!... This is a big difference