Panasonic G85 vs Sony A6300 - Which is Worth YOUR Money?

[@carsonmtech]

Again, a huge thanks to Brian for helping to get this video out! Go give him some love over on his channel --> kzbin.info Also, hear his full opinion of the A6300 here --> kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4StfXxujdR4hac P.S. his videos are FAR better than mine...he deserves it :)

[@jorgem50]

g85 ftw! I shoot weddings in hot summers and having worked with sony cameras always overheating...I had to swith over to panasonic

[@MyVault]

G85 or a 6400?.both still and motion?

[@BrianAlex]

Thanks for working with me on this! Despite all the difficulties, I think we did a good job.

[@carsonmtech]

Indeed!

[@BrianAlex]

Carson Miller You gotta practice that "R" sound though 😂

[@Hackdaddy81]

Brian Alex you guys did a great job on the collaboration great job both of you and I just subbed to your channel now as well

[@carsonmtech]

Yeah I’M SORRYYYY - I tried

[@rubion4774]

I decide to buy this one!! Panasonic G85! your review moved my decision!!

[@curiosity2314]

I would not have thought of any of these cameras but it is something to think about; good collaboration.

[@carsonmtech]

Thank you :)!

[@DeepteshLovesTECH]

The A6300 is not available in India anymore, whereas the A6400 +kit lens costs 1070usd to 1150 usd. The G85 costs 680usd in India. So at 680usd in 2019 what do you think about the G85?

[@abhidmusic7819]

if you are good at manual focusing than buy g85 otherwise sony is great for autofocus..

[@Techdragonz]

Ugh, Now I gotta choose between better video quality, or better stabilization :(

[@AbuAreejQ21]

Go with A6300, Good gimbal can fix the stabilization easily, The crop frame is so much better than the micro four third and specifically in low light situations

[@pranjalmishra8239]

@@AbuAreejQ21 Gymbal adds to the overall cost , also is another piece of gear to lug around. When you take a look at photographs and videos of both , you won't be able to tell which sensor captured it.

[@LooseEnds]

I own both these cameras & I wouldn’t want to give up either one. If I had to choose a winner for me personally, I’d give the Sony the edge. But I use them equally.

[@carsonmtech]

Interesting to hear. I only own the Panasonic but honestly it’s hard for me to decide as well. I would likely have the Sony if only it had the longer recording times. I needed the longer recording time in 4K just over a week ago when I needed to record a music performance for my friend and it ended up being 50 minutes of 4K continuous footage from both my Panasonic cameras. Sony seems awesome though!

[@xXadambXx]

because of ibis you can buy lens without IS, so it's cheaper and is more of them because we can use lens from panasonic and olympus (and rest m43). this is the thing which i start to thing m43 will be better for small vacation trip camera for movie and pictures, bad is no small cam m43 with 1080/120 fps ;)

[@EazyRed]

Been waiting for a while for your next video! Hear it is!!

[@tataisaac9994]

Nice comparison. I have a G85 and i am tempted to switch to the a6300. Notwithstanding you mentioned post focus mode om the G85, how is that done? where is it found in settings please?

[@InvertLogic]

What camera you are shooting on? do you suggest getting G85 in 2020? please suggest which camera will be better for me. I want stable footage which I can zoom for product review type work and Slow motion atleast 120p

[@cuentoscuriososok]

G85 💪

[@JohnnieV]

Great collab. No IS on the 6300?? Wow.

[@vinesh_ninnurkar]

Hey Carson, Loved your video. Kind of helped me in deciding which one to buy. Can you tell me which lens you used and on what settings you shot this? Also can you tell me which lenses are good(better detail and sharpness) I need it for video work.

[@adamhussein5947]

Hey Carson, I would first like to say that I love your videos! Because of your videos, I actually bought a DJI Phantom 3 Standard myself. I’ve gotta say that it’s a true master when it flies. It’s literally like my favorite activity to fly drones now. All because of you. So thank you! Although, I have one question and I would like if you would answer it since you, obviously, have more experience than me. Many people online, even the people from DJI, recommend discharging the battery every 20 charges. But when I read the manual that came with it, it doesn’t say anything about discharging. So, do you ever discharge? And if so, should I begin to discharge my battery every once in a while? Would definitely appreciate an answer because this topic has been in my head ever since I’ve heard about it and I’m not sure what to do.

[@sandsings]

Kidgamer818 I have the same drone, and although i’m no expert, I’ve had mine for over a year and have at no point discharged it

[@adamhussein5947]

emilv.avi // sandsings And your battery still works fine?

[@sandsings]

Kidgamer818 yep!

[@adamhussein5947]

emilv.avi // sandsings Ok thank you! That really helped me out!

[@freshgo71]

🔥Brother which software did you use for video editing🔥👍

[@andreasholmm]

premiere pro

[@flyhi2773]

I'm looking with a view to getting one of these two cameras to use with a Zhiyun crane 2, but oh boy am I struggling to make a decision! I think the G85 has a slight edge regards stabilisation and the overheating, being able to use it to record 4k for more than 30 odd minutes but I like the slow Mo offered by Sony and if I was to later upgrade I can't help but feel I'd upgrade to a Sony A7 series....

[@carsonmtech]

Idk man they truly are great cameras! If you really think you’ll be shooting a lot of longer 4K, then you really do have to go with Panasonic but if not, I’d consider going for the Sony. The longer 4K record times is truly the reason I decided Panasonic over Sony :)

[@flyhi2773]

I switch back and fourth . . . I've found an offer on a Sony A6500 with a Sony SEL18135 E 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS Zoom Lens, maybe a bit more if I opted for the 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 OIS Telephoto Lens so now I'm back to Sony lol - its the most expensive option but . . . it won't break the bank, I can get it just by waiting another month for various bits and pieces like a Sigma 10-20mm lens and stuff for my Nikon so I think that's what I'll probably now go for - spending a bit more, I find, saves more if you get what you really want in the first place! I can get about $500 off the Sony Lens deal at present - quite a saving.

[@conraddevera]

Not sure of the prices when the video was made. But right now, there is a ~$500 difference between the 2. With a limited budget, that is a big deal

[@carsonmtech]

When this video was made, they were priced exactly the same!

[@conraddevera]

@@carsonmtech was about to purchase, then saw the issue about focus

[@TechnoTrend0]

Was this video filmed on a G85?

[@carsonmtech]

My portion of the video, yes. Brian’s portion of the video was filmed on the A6300 (with the exceptions of the shots of the individual cameras which were taken by our phones).

[@TechnoTrend0]

@@carsonmtech Oh really? It looks really good!

[@EazyRed]

Did you learn how to edit your videos or is it just second nature. I try to edit mine but they never turn out like good content.

[@paolot.s6166]

Great video!

[@arifhusain7710]

Your videos are good to keep it up I see a bright future for you

[@agoodjoe6910]

Panasonic is £630 with 25mm f1.7 lens, Sony is £880 with kit lens,

[@joshuamoser9289]

I dare you to buy a red camera😍

[@JohnnieV]

Can u live stream with the g85??

[@carsonmtech]

As long as you have an HDMI capture card for your PC for HDMI output from the camera, yes, you can!

[@JohnnieV]

Carson Miller oh. So not good for mobile. Can’t connect thru a mobile hotspot or WiFi?

[@carsonmtech]

I'm not sure I know of any DSLR or mirrorless cameras that are capable of livestreaming over WiFi sadly :/

[@freshgo71]

🔥Brother do you color grade in your video🔥▫▫▫▫▫▫▫▫▫▫▫▫▫▫▫▫▫▫▫▫👍

[@sammischafer1394]

Kool vid

[@PodexGaming]

First