SONY A6700 VS SONY A7IV | Which is the best Hybrid Camera?

[@CurtisPadley]

Which one is the better hybrid shooter: Sony A6700 or Sony A7IV? 🤔

[@FrancisAlbert1990]

does 33mp look better than the 26mp? How about the low light photos? thanks

[@Albertoabrian]

6700

[@Dhuxul9]

A6700 is much better camera in my opinion! A7iv needs an update

[@giovannigio6217]

Anwser to francis. I use aps-c camera and I'm usually comfortable up to ISO 3200 if you want something very sharp, ISO 6400 can still work ok but at zoom 100% on dark sky you'll notice the noise. I know with full frame camera you can go safely to 12,800 ISO. this is just about noise, talking of dynamic range I very rarely found myself wanting "oh if I had more to slide on highlights and shadows setting...". concerning pixel density, unless you print A1/A0 you won't complain about 26 or 33 megapixels, I did some math in the past. 24 megapixel and A2 gives you about 243 dpi, so it's plenty considering you should not look at the picture below 42cm distance (due to eye field of view) @@FrancisAlbert1990

[@giovannigio6217]

answer to halgame. the sad part of sony is updates, when you buy a camera that's what you are going to see up until EOL. there are some exceptions on very high end, like A1, but yeah everyone complains about this sony behaviour. I am 80% sure most of the new tracking features can be integrated in many A7 starting from mark "iii" and A6400/A6600. @@Dhuxul9

[@alexeipg]

Great vid! I actually consistently preferred the a6700 photos in the blind comparison.

[@CurtisPadley]

Thanks Alexe! 😁

[@PaulFeinberg]

I could tell that full frame look. But they are both really good cameras! Great breakdown!

[@CurtisPadley]

A master of knowing the Fullframe look!🤙😎 And thanks bro, glad you enjoyed it! 😁

[@bondgabebond4907]

A6700 all the way. Had the A74, great camera but it did not live up to the capabilities of the a6700. Which camera I use most for macro? a6700 Which camera I use to shoot a picture of the moon? a6700. Which camera do I take with me for that opportunity for a great picture? a6700. Whatever mood I am in, I may take my A7R3 or a6700. I love them both. Also getting practice on my new A7CR. Depending on what I want to do, what I want to shoot, I take what suits me best. Of course, it's the a6700. As for the slight differences in the pictures, outside of the shooter, no one will know or even care. They like a well taken photo. Winner: a6700.

[@thefilmalliance]

Fantastic video. I kept on going back and forth on which was which. It's amazing to see the a6700 compares so well to the full-frame a7IV

[@martingodske3301]

I just bought a Sony A6700 and have only been outside 1 time since I got it, currently sick 😷. But that one time at Copenhagen Airport, taken photos of airplanes, was definitely an eye opener for me. So much more clear photos compared to my old camera (sony RX10 IV)

[@CurtisPadley]

Awesome camera! Hope you get well soon enough and can get back at creating! Take care bud! 🙂

[@Cthames123]

The Rx10 IV is still a really nice 1in sensor, bridge camera with that 25x 24mm-600mm zoom. I rented it for a weekend this summer and was impressed with the flip up screen, and the walking around hand held 1080 p stabilization is tock solid. Did you trade it in for your A6700?

[@Cthames123]

A7IV. All day. And not really close, even with the similar image resolution. Grip - A7IV’s grip is so comfortable. I walk around for hours with it in my hand. The A6700’s grip is good but doesn’t match the A7IV. Controls - A7IV has easy one hand control. A7IV has a nice joystick, extra customizable buttons, and I can control ISO by spinning the D-pad with my thumb. EVF - Superior experience on the A7IV. Shutter - Fully mechanical to 1/8000s on the A7IV, but also the satisfyingly firm snap is like biting into a celery stick. IBIS - 5.5 stops is not much better than 5, but better. Size - The A6700 is smaller but the A7IV is bigger where it counts, (grip & EVF). Still, its not a big difference. More is made of the size difference between the two than what it really is. There are plenty of good/great quality, small, full frame, lenses that make the A7IV setup compact. Value - This is subjective as it depends on how one values the differences and what they are willing to pay for. I really like the A6700, and think the price vs what you get is really good. But for a comparable price (especially used) one could get a 2020 A7C and have a full frame, 24 MP, better low light performer, with every bit the tiny size. I got the A7C (64 shots), with the kit lens for $1200 open box, gently used Jan 2024 out the door. The A6700 would still based on it’s strengths be a great addition to a A7IV. It’s not that much smaller but its size would encourage one to take it places they wouldn’t want to take the A7IV. Its a strong camera and yes I would consider picking one up if a fantastic deal landed in my lap.

[@ekenmaice1435]

Those are points valid for you and that's fine. But I couldn't hear them over the 4k 120 that the a6700 is screaming. Lol. Yes it is with crop plus being on a crop sensor camera. But the a6700 has it while the a7iv doesnt

[@Cthames123]

@@ekenmaice1435 Thats right, If you need/want 4K 120 you’ll find it with the A6700 at almost 1/2 the price as the A7IV. 4K 24 is enough to blow my socks off, so 4K 120 would be lost on me.

[@IntelGents]

I recently picked up the 6700 and love it! It's so lightweight and perfect for gimbal work. It takes a bit to get used to the range finder style view finder but that would be my only comment - not complaint. I have the 11 mm and an 18 - 50 and suddenly have an amazing kit package for most situations. BTW, I also have an A7S3 and A73. I find myself reaching for the 6700 most of the time.

[@SB-Adam83]

Great video, very informative! And what I really like is that it made me doubt (AGAIN) the decision I thought I already made, which is going for the A7 IV. Upgrading from APSC to FF was what I thought I needed.. But now I'm not so sure anymore, even though I watched a lot (like a LOT) of informative videos on the few options that are available in my budget range. That shot of the A7 IV next to the A6700 with money for an extra lens that would give me that same-ish background blur was the nudge over the edge if the A6700 is going to be the one. Back to thinking about what it is that I need instead of what Sony wants me to think i need 😂 Thank you!

[@paulm8157]

Fair comparison and side by side photos, Curtis! Your POVs demonstrate what the cams can achieve - especial for trams😊. IMO, prior investments in one sensor size or the other, plus ergonomic preferences would dominate a buyer’s decision. Comfortable gear will be used more. Lots of interest in the shutter button red cover - adhesive add-on has limitations, but cool-factor remains, unless you don’t want to draw attention.😊 Cheers!

[@normanschultz1142]

I think for side by side photos, you should have used the same lens.

[@burrdaddy]

I just purchased this camera and the benefits are many. I do just as much photography as video. I use the A73 and the A7S3. The 6700 has given me great redundancy in case there's a camera fail but is quickly becoming a preferred video option. The simplicity and light weight on a gimbal - by the end of a long day - have real value.

[@nwilliams8948]

I was genuinely shocked what B was, great content man!! From 6400 moving to 6700 meh not worth the jump yet. Idd say however 1k jump to A7CR YES

[@Cthames123]

24MP APSC to 61MP full frame! I’ll say that’s quite a leap. 61MP is a lot of camera, (too much for me!).

[@Cthames123]

I respectfully disagree on the upgrade. Better Grip- Not a lot was made of the ergonomic handling in this video, but the A6700 has a much better/more comfortable grip than the A6400. Better Battery- The A6700 has the same battery as the full frame cameras, (500+ shots on a charge), whereas the A6400 has the older battery. USB type C- THE a6700’s USB-C gives faster file transfer to the PC and also faster recharge of the battery in camera charging. Better IBIS - With the A6700’s 5 stops of IBIS, you would see an appreciable difference in low shutter speed photos, (getting a clear shot handheld), and walking around handheld video stabilization would be leagues more stable with the A6700. Can use catalyst browse- The added benefit is being able to use catalyst browse with the A6700, something you can do with the A6400. Add the update to the latest Sony menu system, swipe LCD touch screen controls, in addition to a faster processor(shows up in burst shooting), updated color science, can’t miss AI auto focusing. The A6700 does not have a built in flash, but it seems better on a lit of other things compared to the A6400.

[@ug_star]

I agree with you Sony A6700 is better for me too ❤❤ 11:55 great review

[@stevenwaldstein2249]

Thank you for the video. Surprised you didn’t bring in the A7CII with the same Full Frame sensor as the A7IV but an APS-C size body and the same AI assisted AF as the A6700 and also only one card slot and it’s cheaper. Those are the two I’m comparing. Also try using the Sigma 28-70/2.8 DG DN and compare that to the Sigma 18-50/2.8 DC DN for a more similar comparison than the 24-70/2.8 ART. Take care.

[@imranpatel4612]

This was exactly my dilema. Purchased both to test and return one and ended up keeping the a6700 as the a7c ii + Sigma 28-70/2.8 DG DN did not offer much of a quality and performance difference over the a6700 + Sigma 18-50/2.8 DC DN. Opted for the cheaper more compact set up as the weight makes a difference for me. The FF lenses on the smaller a7c ii body just felt unbalanced in hand and less comfortable to use. But the apsc glass on the a6700 feel spot on

[@CurtisPadley]

You're welcome. Unfortunately couldn't get my hands on one to compare it to. My findings where that the A7CII is just a smaller A7iv with a couple less features. And at the price, I think it's just worth going for a A6700. It's what roughly £500 less and offers much more video capabilities. Similar photography capabilities bar the Fullframe sensor. But saying that from the tests comparing Fullframe and APS-C, it can be hard to even notice a difference cause both do a fantastic job. Again lenses, unfortunately don't have access to all that equipment. Not made of money unfortunately 😂💰 So I tried to keep the comparison as similar and close as possible. Thanks for your comment and hope that answers your questions. Have a fantastic day! 🤙

[@stevenwaldstein2249]

@@CurtisPadley Thank you for your response. Probably should have mentioned that I’m really just a stills shooter so that’s my reference where a FF sensor is attractive. The compact size of the A6700’s lens family is very impressive though. Problem is I’m looking for a travel companion to my full size Full Frame where I already own lenses and have made some of them as small as possible. Do with the A6700 I now have two lens families, bummer.

[@frankfeng2701]

@@stevenwaldstein2249 For stills I'd go with a7cii. Pair it with Sigma 28-70, Tamron 28-200. or Sony 20-70.

[@ruff1draft]

I personally would purchase two mint condition used Sony A74'S and use both full frame and crop mode for filming. That way I can use both full frame and crop sensor lenses especially when getting versatile filming shots. But they are both great camera's. Plus the Sony A74 has two SD Card slots

[@sleepless51]

Since this is the first mirrorless Sony crop model with Back Illuminated Sensor, it would be really interesting to see a low light comparison with a Full-frame model. Specifically for the noise handling. A6600 would get a bit unpleasant around 3200 ISO.

[@danielurenabenitez2777]

I read a lot of opinions and reviews that a6700 noise performance is a bit worse than slny a6600. 😅😅

[@sidha22]

I had a6600, but a6700 is overall a better camera. Don't go with comparison. It's the overall using part is above a6600 that u cannot change with good lens /experience. It just way fast and smoother. I just got it yesterday and it's raining whole this week . Will test outside . But by just using indoor I'm convinced that I did right thing to upgrade from a6600.

[@rngthorr]

@@sidha22 hey man, how is your experience with the A6700? I just sold my A6600 and Kinda lost. Dont know If I choose the fullframe path like A7IV or A7CII or choose the APSC A6700 or FX30

[@matthew_montoya_]

Fantastic video! Where did you get the red shutter button for the A6700?

[@CurtisPadley]

Thanks mate! I've left a link in description for it! 🔗🔴😀

[@AlexandreeSantoss]

Wait, is it just me or the pictures on the left (A) looked more cinematic and nicer? 🤩🤩

[@BrianParkes]

Yeah I could tell, it was the perspective, particularly on the facial features. You had to use a wider lense on the A6700 to make the field of view match. The full-frame was definitely more flattering because of that lense. Thanks for this, its really useful as I'm looking at getting my first camera for video after years of professional photography and have been wrestling with aps-c vs full-frame and should I jump ship to a new brand and so these blind tests are very useful.

[@bala1000mina]

Thank you so much Curtis for the informative and helpful comparative video, i learnt precious stuff that will help me to choose the right camera! God bless and good luck on your photography journey!

[@kingghidorah8106]

0:35 birdman activate. I wanted the A7M4 for the cat-eye back ilumination, but when you said that the A6700 also has BSI I already made up my mind.

[@zapadakofflv8560]

I own both. Everyone is great in their own way. Use good lenses and you'll be happy with both. But I must honestly say that if I had to choose only one, I would take the full frame.

[@wearetrackclub]

Nice comparison, Curtis! Insightful info and really cool shots 👌🔥

[@petrpospisil6307]

I don't have money for either of these 2 but ordered the A6600 with Sigma 18-50 f2.8 as a starter pack after Nikon D5200 :)

[@flora_fauna94]

am also coming from Nikon D5200 ... and looking at preloved A6600 or A6400 because A6700 is still on the expensive end

[@petrpospisil6307]

@@flora_fauna94 good luck :) I took A6600 for the IBIS instead of A6400 and it's perfect, just the sensor is really old and If I would have additional money I would go for the A6700 ...

[@medosat4293]

Great Review I have a Sony A6300 I love it but I want to upgrade finally to the A6700 whats your advice pls ?

[@31427216]

Nice video. I just bought the a6700 and I’m really happy with it. Will buy a full frame any time soon but will not get ride of this one. Thanks for the videos!

[@CurtisPadley]

Thanks! Glad your enjoying your A6700! 📸😁 Which Fullframe camera you thinking of getting later down the line? 🤔

[@ZachBrobstMusic]

Solid job my dude! I am actually considering selling my A7IV for the A6700 since its a smaller solution than the A7IV. I recently purchased a Fuji XT30ii and have loved having a smaller, compact body to carry around with me but having the freedom to use a full frame option is definitely nice!

[@Goinwiththeflow]

I sold my a7iv for the 6700 and haven’t looked back yet

[@CurtisPadley]

It's crazy that the A6700 is arguably the better hybrid to Sony A7IV. A6700 is like a APS-C version of a Sony ZV-E1! 🤯 Having the flexibility with lenses is a massive plus to! 📸

[@ZachBrobstMusic]

And cheaper lens options too! @@CurtisPadley

[@ZachBrobstMusic]

Nice! What made you make the switch?@@Goinwiththeflow

[@KyleWattsTV]

I’d go with the better auto focus with the a6700 and scoop up those lenses and definitely the preset packs! The a6700 is a beast

[@CurtisPadley]

The AF on A6700 is just 🤯 those lenses and my presets, best combo 😉 Can't wait to get my hands on an A6700 myself 👐🏻📸

[@Cthames123]

@@KyleWattsTV We know about the AI chip with the A6700, but is it practically really any better than the A7IV? I have seen videos where there is none to only a marginally slim difference, (like 1 or 2 missed shots with the A7IV vs A7C ii). Of course different cameras, but this may be a thing of us having to take the marketing department's word for it. The A7IV already has terrific autofocusing, and seeking something better in the A6700 seems like chasing diminishing returns.

[@KatieEades]

I'm interested to know your thoughts on the a7c as I picked one up used for £1200 but now im wondering if I should have gone for the A6400 or the A6700 instead. There's not alot of love for the A7c. I use it for photography not any video shooting

[@peakperspectives_ch]

for photography it's a great camera! The main drawback to the aps-c line is really the larger lenses of FF, if that doesn't bother you too much and you enjoy the increased dynamic range of your photos, then keep it!

[@lennardfpv157]

Great content as always! Leaning more towards the 6700 but really wish it had dual card slots. I want to do some paid work in the future and think eventualy i will have to go full frame for the dual slots.

[@cjm8160]

I am hoping to buy an A6700 to go along with my Canon R6 and R6 mk II. The A6700 beats out any crop sensor Canon at the moment. And that size ! I’ll use it for short trips outside of the city

[@mysingingmonsterspmg]

i have both. i hate changing lenses in the field and the a6700 gives me 26mp crop where as on the a7iv if i put in crop mode its 15mp. both compliment each other

[@an.lu.]

I started photography one years ago (again), and I could not decide which one was better, so I've got both. Sad story: Even after watching this video, I still can not decide which one is better. The A6700 wins in telephoto and size, and the A74 wins on bokeh and low-light performance. Overall, A74 just "feels" more professional, but you don't want to carry the full frame lenses all the time.

[@MrOsantosjr]

I’ve been meaning to ask about that red shutter button on your a6700. Would love to pick one up for mine! 😊

[@CurtisPadley]

Hey mate, I've left a link to one in the description. I think it's the exact same one. This camera was kindly loaned to me for a while so hopefully that's a perfect match! 👌

[@cgsene]

Great video gonna get the a6700 with the lenses you recommended

[@CurtisPadley]

What an awesome choice! Great setup, have fun creating with it! 📸🤙

[@Albertoabrian]

I just bought SmallRig for my A6700, is it fine if the rig stay forver attached on the camera? or the rig can damage the body of mu 6700?

[@jaystechvue]

The rig is fine to leave on. I have cages for the ZV-E10. I have never taken my cage off since putting it on unless I just want to shed some weight for walking around with a peak design strap. Plus having a cage on prevents accidents but I've been pretty good at handling equipment.

[@Albertoabrian]

@@jaystechvuethanks 🙌🏻

[@LifeofDawid]

Curtis, I haven't seen the whole movie yet (I'm at 1:14 minutes) but I can honestly say that I plan to buy both of these cameras and I can't wait to see the whole movie and to have them with me. I have two lenses for the a6700: Sigma 16 and 30 mm 1.4 - yes, these are the famous ones 🙂

[@me.aftabb]

How did you get the a6700's button red.

[@CurtisPadley]

It was loaned to me very kindly by someone. They add it themselves, kinda like it. There is a link to a similar in the description, hope that helps 😁

[@BestPodOfficial]

Is there any advantage of lowlight & dynamic range on a7iv recording in cropmode?

[@MohammadBeiki]

Wich one have a better performance for ggalaxy photography and night photography?

[@christianacevedo9996]

I’m not on Sony ecosystem anymore, I moved to fuji’s, but APS-C for me is the one option to go.

[@leighhaynes]

The link to the red shutter button goes to a screw-in version which isn't going to be compatible with the a6700.

[@31427216]

I was thinking on the a7iv but after this video maby one with more megapixels… but I don’t know if going for the alpha C cameras or the conventional 60 mp. What do you think? Meanwhile will buy a telephoto lenses. Still choosing… many to choose from. I like the new tamron 35-150, and the sigma 70-200 sport. Also the tamron 70-180 I think it is…

[@Eddiepittphotography]

Great comparison, Sony have truly smashed it out the park with the a6700.

[@CurtisPadley]

Ayyy thanks mate! They really have smashed this one out of the park! 🤙

[@AStCG1989]

Just bought the a6700 as a B cam - hoping I’m getting equal or comparable results🤞

[@maxma5148]

Which CPL do you recommend for Sony 16-35 F2.8?

[@rngthorr]

Hey bro, are you good? I just sold my A6600 and Kinda lost. Dont know If I choose the fullframe path: A7IV or A7CII (expensive) or choose the APSC: A6700 or FX30, that I could buy more lens and attachments

[@jaysondrona]

what font are you using in the graphics

[@Toldurftw]

So I am on a a7ii with ff lenses, what camera would you suggest? I'm a hobbiest looking at possible upgrades thanks in advance if you do reply :)

[@LACruz-fk8zb]

If you’re not going for the A7rV or A7CR then get the a6700, im also looking to upgrade(From a zv-e10)for professional use and the A7iv honestly just seems too pricey for what it offers compared to other brand competitors(canon r6 mkii). The a7iv doesn’t really make that much sense since for almost the same price you can get the a7cR.

[@Toldurftw]

@LACruz-fk8zb Thank you for the reply, so stick with the full frame side of things, and I do like the design of the CR if im honest. I see what you mean by the prices too .

[@alisontyler8907]

Best all-round lenses for aps-c, suggest me one lenses full confusion in my mind 😢

[@CurtisPadley]

Check out this video! 🤙kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYO3dp9-frCinZYsi=QBQtrFWiZYtLFjod

[@fidoguido832]

Ese botón rojo ?? Donde lo conseguiste

[@markellis7866]

Didn’t hear anything about how their viewfinders compare. Any differences?

[@davidgarrett5242]

Thays actually in correct about the depth of field

[@CurtisPadley]

It depends. If you have exactly same lens at exactly same settings (note this necessitates a different subject) then APS-C actually has less depth of field. However, typically one wants the same angle of view so one uses shorter focal lengths with APS-C. This gives more depth of field.

[@davidgarrett5242]

@CurtisPadley thats exactly correct I just wish maybe in another video you can maybe bring this up so people know all of the aspects

[@steveperry4243]

Hi there! Great content, subscribed! I'm in Canada and trying to decide between ZV-e10 ($900) and A6700($1900) for KZbin language teaching - pretty simple video content (indoors) (with Sigma 16mm). I have lights and sound already. Any suggestion on which one I should go for? Many thanks.

[@edplant4496]

Zve10 or a6400

[@edplant4496]

Where did you get that red shutter button

[@KnownsenseFilms]

I have a 6400 with 35mm 1.8 and 18-105mm f/4 and I am looking for main body now, I believe 7iv should be a better deal for me isn't it Curtis? or would you differ from my thoughts? I do videos mostly. Big up for the great video. Love from India ❤

[@frankfeng2701]

Definitely a6700. Less rolling shutter and no crop in 4K60p. You can also keep your 18-105, which is a cheap, versatile power zoom that would cost a lot more on full frame.

[@Kevintot1118]

i am a wedding videographer and i sold my a7iii and bought a6700. was my decision right? can you make a comparison for a7iii and a6700? i cant find any comparison in the youtube

[@akanbilincoln1307]

Yes! You are right if it's for video recording. But photos, it might not be a good decision.

[@Colin.Ngai.]

Well i dont need a new camera since i bought my a6400 a month ago but i still watched the entire video

[@CurtisPadley]

Ayyy thanks mate! Still love the A6400 📸🤙

[@Moshe_Dayan44]

The big problem with this kind of comparison is that you're not going to see the biggest difference here on a your 72dpi video screen. And bear in mind, it doesn't matter what resolution your screen is, be it 800x600, 1024x768, 1080p, or 4K, the dpi will only be about 72dpi or maybe 96 dpi. Where you're going to see the difference between APS-C and Full Frame, or maybe more accurately, between 24 megapixels, and 40 megapixels, or 61 megapixels, is when you're looking at the difference between 72 dpi and 300 dpi, or 600 dpi, from the same viewing distance. You're going to see it when you open your picture files and go to zoom in on a portion of a photo. Then, you're going to wish you had downloaded actual sample picture files if you're a photographer who actually intends to create any prints of your photos, and most especially, if you intend to make any prints ever of your photos larger than about 8x10. If that's not you, then forget everything I just said. But if you think anything I just said could be you, then listen to what I just said, and find a website where you can compare APS-C and Full Frame camera bodies and specific lenses before you buy anything. I just bought and returned an a6700 because, as good as it is, the picture files are simply not high enough resolution for what I want to do with my photographs. I already have an a6000, and although the a6700 gets the focus right more often, that's not enough for me to spend $2,000 Canadian on. I'm currently deliberating about whether to get a used Sony A7RIV and a decent used Sony 20-70 or 24-105mm lens, or if I want the AI auto-focus badly enough to wait until I can find a Sony A7CR used for less than about $3,500, which might take months if not a year or so. We'll see.

[@frankfeng2701]

A7IV for more photo work. A6700 for more video work.

[@Johnvanillasky]

Thank you 😊

[@Pharesm]

Don't forget to count the weight of full frame lenses - bought the A7IV, was too clunky, too bulky, too heavy, this dwarves the weight difference between the bare cameras . . . . Sold it and waited for the A6700. Keeping that...

[@adrianshout9051]

Good morning! Any news?

[@Pharesm]

I sold the A74 and my beloved 24mm GM lens and 18mm as well. Because I'm not a pack mule. Then I waited for the A6700 to become available. Bought a magnetic I-phone cooler fan. Bingo.

[@ChillStudyDate]

Would I’ve go see a comparison between a f2.8 vs f3 difference

[@CurtisPadley]

Hi dude! Don't know what the benefit would be in that? If you wanna explain further I maybe able to answer the question you have better! 😁 In terms of aperture no lens has an F3 option, it's usually F2.8, F3.2, F3.5, F4 and so on and so forth. Thanks for your comment have a great evening! 🙏

[@ChillStudyDate]

@@CurtisPadley hey Chris, in the video you said for apsc lens you have the 1.5x on aperture as well. So a full frame 2.8 on a apsc would be 4.2. The samyang 12mm f2 is pretty close to the perfect vlog lens it’s 18mm and f3 equal. I guess wanted to see if there’s any real difference between 2.8 and 3

[@adunford2664]

I have an A6400, is the A6700 worth the upgrade?

[@esteravlasceanu6668]

yessss

[@onnie1968]

I couldn't decide so I have both 🤪

[@CurtisPadley]

Haha that's an easy work around 😂

[@sutututuuu_]

Niceee!! Which do u like better? I'm still using my canon70D lol, but hopefully I could get one of those one day

[@Princeton_James]

Same and proud of it bc the A6xxx series for travel or walk around is just perfect. I made the mistake of trying to make Fuji my travel camera. Now all my Fuji stuff is up for sale 😂

[@joshmarra4342]

I have both also haha😂

[@yahomboi3014]

@@Princeton_JamesMay i ask what problems you had with them(and which models in particular)

[@182-media]

You cant really compare apsc to full frame. The DOF is so much better on FF :)

[@akanbilincoln1307]

Sony a6700 would have been a good camera of all time, apsc, of not for the overheating issues.

[@dougmorato]

No FF 4K 60 or 120? That A7 IV is definitely more pricey than it should be

[@pglazzari1]

Oh snaps, where was the a7c2 in all this mix, Yo?! It would have mopped the floor with that a6700.

[@olsu]

i’ll go for the a6700

[@ABPOSITIVE]

My head says go for a6700, is my head right?

[@SatsiriWinberg]

Great vid, add chapters:-)

[@KBFilms2]

A6700 is waaaay sharper! ❤️❤️

[@CurtisPadley]

Simply 🤯

[@imranpatel4612]

I just got the a6700 so will have to choose it to justify the purchase haha

[@CurtisPadley]

No justification needed haha, absolutely brilliant camera! 📸👌

[@naizondj]

Camera A it’s do creamy! Wow!

[@chou1413]

Так покупать a6700 или не покупать?

[@smoke362]

👍🏽 a6700

[@t-bobricemusic5795]

Color profile is different

[@k7tod158]

Got Sony a6700. Let’s see…

[@gaaks6642]

So ? I buy too

[@andcheshire]

Or a6700 + a7iv = a7cii 👍

[@CurtisPadley]

Not quite, A7CII has mostly the same specs as A7IV bar the new AI autofocus. You won't get features like 4k 100p or 4k60p without an additional crop like you do on A6700. 👍

[@sun-man]

I need to buy bowf o' dese camwas. Lol

[@pureheartvisuals]

Sony should be ashamed of themselves. These cameras at the end of the day produce a near exact image. 😂 $900 in differences… that’s the $900 question.