Why the Sony a6700 is so hard to beat

[@jakehayden998]

4:19 If you're wanting the camera to expose automatically, I meant to say set it to "auto" not the "A"

[@goodeggproductions]

Great video, but my brain immediately slapped me when I heard you say that.

[@__Mr.White__]

exactly @@goodeggproductions

[@Danieltrotti]

[@coolmind2024]

@@goodeggproductions same here. haha

[@arclaytor]

Best A6700 video I've seen and I've seen a dozen! Showcasing the grading for the footage was an excellent touch.

[@mikaelbiilmann6826]

It was amazing seeing that. I loved it.

[@ryounakashima4032]

bro reviewed the camera, taught us how to use it, told us the best settings and later helped us learn about the color grading as well. One videos for all. Best ❤

[@mariosfrancisruiz687]

A on the camera dial is for Aperture priority, fully auto is Auto (the green one literally saying "auto")

[@jurrevandermeer4857]

settings and color grading bits were amazing! please keep 'm coming!

[@rmangel2419]

Love how you go into the little things someone who uses the camera might notice!

[@rsat9526]

I like the style of your VDO. Excellent delivery. concise with nice edit and color. Very easy to the eyes.

[@jakehayden998]

Thank you very much for the kind words, I really appreciate that

[@austinrayfield]

I recently picked up the a6700 and i can fully agree on how good of a camera it is. Obviously the price is great but the size and weight isa also unreal considering the feautres you get.

[@mieszko1985]

Great price? In Norway this is 2000 dollars lol, they placed it with full frame

[@hafizhanizzuddin1415]

@@mieszko1985 lol

[@MyFriendlyPup]

Should be $1199 usd

[@MelMateo480]

It's not a great price, $1200usd for a used one, same as the new A7C.

[@anonym5510]

@@MelMateo480 A7CII is far more expensive, and an older A7C is worse in every way except being full frame

[@anthonyloh9193]

I’m using A6000, Rx100 m6, A5100 and A 7, all are working great with no issues till today. Thumbs up to Sony 😊

[@withoutpassid]

I'm blown away with your video's content quality. I'm sure you'll get a lot more sub in the future.

[@benmakeseverything]

Great review. I appreciate the tips on the picture profile. I got this camera a couple month ago and I absolutely love it. The eye-tracking autofocus is incredible, and yes it works well on animals too! The one thing I will say is that I did have some overheating issues even on 4K 60fps. But, that was when shooting for 20+ minutes in a single recording.

[@heckintech]

I absolutely ADORE the a6700. I have the a7c, and the a7IV, but the 6700 continues to be the most enjoyable shooting experience I've ever had. The speed and accuracy, and combined with the little Sigma 18-50 f2.8 keeping it tiny so it just chills in my shoulder bag, it is just a pleasure to shoot with, top to bottom. I use it for just about everything. Studio Work, street photography, literally whatever. It just NEVER lets me down!

[@redazhq]

do you think a7iii is better or a6700 for commercials and random photo and video work + does the full frame on a7iii really matter?

[@heckintech]

@@redazhq I actually sold my a7iii a couple months ago. A6700 is essentially perfect for it's size and price. It's responsiveness in autofocus is infinitely better than the a7iii. And it's way smaller and lighter. The sensor size differences will mean next to nothing. You can always go Full Frame later if you want. 😁 But you truly might never need to!

[@sidharthdas80]

@@heckintech awesome.. how does it perform in low light?

[@heckintech]

@@sidharthdas80 low light performance is fantastic. It's no a7s III, but it's still just SO solid! I'd recommend a fast lens, something at least f2.8 or wider, but that goes for any camera doing low-light work! :D

[@afhamyusof]

Bro dropped the best video for me who just picked up A6700

[@conradjavier5180]

one of the best videos about setting up your camera! Straight forward and to the point!

[@blackfoxstudioX]

This is really amazing in-depth review with lot of small details for both beginners and advanced users!

[@mentalmadness9783]

Thank you for not using loud background music like many other creators. And also I'd like to thank you for the great review. I'm trying to figure out if I should upgrade from my a6000.

[@HaydenHatTrick]

10s into the video. I have the ZV-E10 and have been keeping an eye on the sony range closely. If I were to suggest a camera it's the a6700. Solid intro, nailed the use case.

[@Pharesm]

I agree about how much better this is. I waited for a more capable APSC body for many years, as Sony kept feeding us new models, that just didn't do it for me. I got an A7IV and returned it - too damned bulky and heavy. Then finally, A6700. Small as it may be, it still dwarves my old RX100V

[@harry54ck]

Don't you miss higher ISO capabilities with Sony a7IV? I'm making the same hard decision.

[@Pharesm]

@@harry54ck I do not have a problem, for night shots, not even on my15 Year old early mirrorless Sony, long before the 6000 series started. or even the RX100v - I got such good night shots with that. I should mention I only buy prime lenses, waiting for the sony version of the Viltrox 27mm F1.2. Using my legs to "zoom" gives me so many more pictures, than an actual zoom lens, for landscapes... For my A7IV, I had the 24mm GM - a fantastic lens, but after a few days, I decided I didn't want to carry so much bulk and weight, since I was satisfied with the shots of the R100V. for just fotos, I would have stuck to that. But for video, the RX100 is a bit annoying. Just not enough capability. There was a video stating, that Sony made a mistake, making the A6700 too good. I can't say if that is true,and for whom, but I don't see why I'd buy another one. Its got 10 Bit 422.every thing I wanted. There's even even a Tilta cooling fan for those who do long-format videos...

[@Xanta91]

heavy? hmm, its about 150g more.. i am between A6700 and IV.

[@harry54ck]

@@Xanta91 exactly as I do. But I also consider Canon R8

[@Pharesm]

@@Xanta91 but it doesn't end with the 150 gram extra - every lens weights more and is more bulky. I fell for the Sony A7C, until I found that I saved almost nothing in weight, and bulk and the A7C had pretty bad ergonomics too. I'm really happy with the A6700. It handles well, and depending on the lens, its very easy to carry. Both in handling and weight, the A6700 is a winner. A7IV didn't have 10 bit nor 120/4k

[@saidersa1944]

I don't know how to explain correctly. But the background you chose in this video gives me a cozy vibe and feel of home. Gave me goosebumps...

[@browniemedia]

great video but i'd highly recommend keeping it in 10 bit. i upgraded from the a6500 and the difference between 8 and 10 bit is truly something that makes the a6500 stand out compared to other a6XXX cameras

[@evindrews]

Great video. I think Fujifilm X-S20 and Panasonic S5-ii are strong contenders (I shoot fuji) but I feel like Sony is probably the best system to invest into. Just the ability to still use your E mount lenses on FF is nice.

[@vvaleedkhan]

Keep it up Mate! Thanks for your suggestion, great video, concise and to the point, everything I needed to know.

[@Jasterrrr]

I was deciding between Fujifilm X-S20 and the Sony A6700, but eventually, I dialed down my budget a bit and went with Fujifilm X-S10. I am super happy with my X-S10, but this just shows how great modern cameras are.

[@Layput]

I bought A6700 the other day. I upgraded my A6600 for $715 and Sony had an upgrade discount promo of $325 for A6600. I only paid $387 out of pocket. What a great deal.

[@autodriv3r405]

I used the 6700 with a Tamron 17-70 2.8 and it was amazing!

[@izzy8609]

Was thinking about saving my pennies for either the a6700,a7iii or a7iv and all make really good points as to why they'd suit my needs. For simplicity and portability im tempted to go apsc whilst also retaining premium features and 4.2.2 for video. The a7iv is (at the moment) prohibitively expensive and i feel as a more thorough foray into hybrid shooting the 6700 would make more sense as the lens selection is cheaper and vast.

[@PosetivityJunkie]

pair it with the 10-18mm sigma. perfect vlogging. Get a Ulanzi fan for the back for video

[@jakehayden998]

I’m really interested in trying the Sigma 10-18mm some point soon in the future, it looks awesome

[@LaurensKitchen]

Looking forward for your review of this lens too

[@PosetivityJunkie]

@@jakehayden998 it is the best and the wide angle at 10mm. I just got the new dji mic 2's and a pair of the first version and make a tutorial with it and speak about the pro's and cons (which are few to non).

[@Vicky-il5yv]

Is that Ulanzi fan really effective? And also I see people saying it doesn't stays on the camera for long or for video.

[@margaretisolan9189]

Great video including the color grading part too.

[@davidmaxfieldgolf]

Would love to see a comparison between this and the canon r8. Obviously the R8 is full frame but they're the same price and would be a great head 2 head.

[@maesl69]

Hey there, I'm in the lookout for my first mirrorless camera. Right now, I'm really leaning towards the a6500 (used/refurbished for 400-500€). While I'd prefer to stick with Sony for E-mount, it's not a deal-breaker if I can't. My focus is about 60% on video and 40% on photography. Good software and mobile support are important to me (using iPad as external monitor, streaming without capture card etc.), and I'd love it if the camera can shoot videos in 4K or higher. My budget is around 400-500€, whether it's new, refurbished, or used. I'm also fine with waiting for new releases as my camera purchase is planned around summer. Any advice or recommendations would be awesome and i hope you can help me out! 👊🏻

[@charlesjiang5243]

I've owned this camera since release date! Ran into overheating issues only a few times when shooting 4K in direct sun light. This can be resolved with the Ulanzi fan! This is the only camera that I know of that lets you "Bake In" LUTs. Meaning not just let you preview it but actually records using that LUT. Also amazing is that you can output LOG footage with the LUT to live stream!

[@thetoyota86perspective54]

As far as I have researched, LUTs are NOT baked in. They simply let you previous what the footage would look like with LUTS which is silly if this is the case

[@charlesjiang5243]

@@thetoyota86perspective54 I have the camera. There are 4 user-preset Picture Profiles which you can assign a LUT to and the footage comes out of the camera already graded.

[@CDeeez94]

Thank you so much for the recommended settings.

[@DFlos]

Great video coming from a Canon R7 user! Thanks for this review, you the man!

[@iamumarakram]

Absolutely loved the video, Informative in a great flow, Thank you.

[@a_cowwithlegs]

i was thinking of getting one of these but managed to get a used lumixs5ii with a 20-60mm lens in perfect condition for 1700 i could not pass that up.

[@DMRCapitalHill]

This camera is legit going to be Goated

[@Jsige5875]

This video is dope man, I love how accessible cinematography is now. You don't even need to buy an expensive mirror less camera these days to get good video. You can grab one of these and be really close to a high end, pro workflow. This is great

[@JoshInsightIdeas]

So this isn't expensive huh? Nice .

[@InfinityBladeStudios]

@@JoshInsightIdeasit can be found around $1300, which is cheap compared to other mirrorless, especially with all the features this has

[@daynleo1989]

​@@JoshInsightIdeas It's all relative. There are cameras out there that will cost you 70k, so yea pretty cheap in comparison.

[@JoshInsightIdeas]

@@daynleo1989 Yeah it's all about the affordability . So cool.

[@Pharesm]

Good video! I just bought one yesterday. Waiting for the glass now, Sony 11mm and Viltrox 75mm. Still don't know what anamorphic lens I should get for starters.

[@EddieClark]

My effing hero! In a sea of (many bad) camera reviews, yours float above as both engaging and helpful.

[@wakamiti]

I'm a fckin Nikon shooter and if I'm ever to join this bandwagon of Sony shooters would be because of the a6700. Absolutely remarkable

[@matthieuzglurg6015]

honestly it's really nice that we live in an era where APS-C cameras are soooo good now. Pretty much every brand has a decent enough option, and a few have really top tier cameras. I'm especially thinking about Sony, Canon and Fuji. All 3 have a camera that is fitting that mid range pricepoint and they're all offering really good cameras there. I think I don't need to add anything on how the Sony A6700 is a great camera, this video pretty much sums it up. But if I'm honest, if it's a really good camera for video production, it isn't the best in its class for photography, being beaten on burst rates or resolution or both by the competitors. It might be the best balanced body though. The Fuji X-S20 is basically the same camera with a few differences. The size is the same (or really close), the camera is a little cheaper (100 bucks cheaper) and they share a really similar sensor base (both use the Sony IMX571). The two big differences will be that for photography the X-S20 will bea ble to shoot 20fps while the 6700 is limited at 11, and that in video it trades the cropped 4K120 for an open gate 3:2 6K30 video. F-Log 2 is around the same as S-Log 3 when it comes to dynamic range and autofocus in video is close, although Fuji does not have touch to track (yet, it's been announced that it would come through firmware). On the lens' fron Fujifilm probably has the biggest selection of APS-C glass, both 1st and 3rd party. The X mount is basically as old as the E-mount at this point and both have really strong ens lineups. It's also sorth noting that You can add an external fan to it if you really want to turn it into a video beast. The Canon EOS R7 is a little more expensive (100 bucks more) than the A6700 and would be *overall* a better camera, having a 32MP sensor, the ability to shoot up to 30fps stills and having a slightly bigger and more rugged body with dual card slots and more controls. Autofocus wise it's also very good, at least as good as the other ones. It does have 4K60, but the rolling shutter is more present than in both the X-S20 and A6700 and here there's no 4K120 nor 6K30 open gate. It's the weakest video offering of the 3, but considerinfg the photography specs it's still putting up a good fight as probably the most versatile camera out of the 3. Biggest problem? The lenses. You'll probably have to get an EF adapter and use DSLR glass on this one since the RF-S lens lineup is so weak and the RF full frame glass is just too expensive in general

[@anonymousl5150]

Canon full frame lenses are very overpriced and apsc there's not enough options. Fuji also overpriced, there are so many old lenses that don't meet the modern standards still priced crazy for retail and you have to get them used. Anything between 18 and 90 mm is fine on Fuji, the 50-140 telephoto is great, but everything else is a weak spot optically, although 3rd parties have started producing decent ultrawides and telephotos. Sony gets most of the same 3rd parties in addition to everything else including full frame lenses. Why use sony full frame on apsc body? Because you cut the weakest corners of a lens on apsc and it's still a useful pixel density equivalent of a 60 megapixel full frame, highly useful for telephoto situations. Most importantly, the autofocus is simply far superior to Fuji which is easily the worst out of all the main camera brands for video.

[@ashtonggray]

Wow! You gave like a ton of usable info here in this short review. Thanks for putting this together. I'm considering upgrading, but couldn't decide if the price point made it so I should jump to full frame, but this camera looks like I could grow into it no question. Great video man! Subb'd 🙂

[@Pharesm]

Obviously, that is a completely personal choice, based on weighing many details. I like to carry less weight, because then I will keep hiking longer, if my back is not hurting. For someone who shoots in a studio, this would be irrelevant... Then there's venues - some will stop you from shooting or ask you to leave with a full frame camera, while the "hobby" camera (little do they know) can go in and be used, since it doesn't look "pro"

[@PauloOreda]

Nice advice on learning how the exposure triangle works ... Said that, A mode is aperture priority not fully auto 🤣

[@cameron.h.russell]

Great video - you seem like you'd have good perspective on my situation - I currently am self employed doing photo and video work... I am fortunate to have an FX3 and FX6 for video, along with ZV-E1, and and A7iv as my primary photo camera. I used to have A6300/6400, but moved away from APSC and now I find that I miss it for traveling. I am considering getting rid of the ZV-E1 in exchange for a a6700 + a sigma 18-50... I could always bring the FX3 if I needed a truly lowlight camera, but it would be nice to have the APSC camera with a mechanical shutter for a small hybrid camera option and for travel. Do you think I'll really miss the ZV-E1? I love the camera, but find I only bring a small 1.8 prime with it, rather than something like a 24-70 (which makes the ZV-E1 big anyway). Thoughts?

[@space_1073]

This guy is great, he knows what he's talking about and this is a great camera. But if you're starting off with filming anything, you don't need a 1200 dollar camera. Just get a good 100$ rode microphone and use your phone. Or use something...used. That's my advice anyway.

[@davidvongries]

Fantastic video! Great overview.

[@studyinthesky]

A super, serious, well-balanced video. I’m holding off getting one.. because I’m guessing that the forthcoming ZV-E10 2 will be a reworked A6700. Release date currently thought to be after an announcement on 10 July. What do you think?

[@RileyJohnson37]

I owned an A6300 and sold it to give Fuji a go and mainly for photo. I regret the sell... :( I also mainly shoot Nikon's high resolution models and had a D810, and now a Z7II. I was very happy with the A6300 for an every day camera even compared to them. It was incredibly compact, it felt sharp, was fast, colors were nice out of camera if I didn't want to edit, etc. I regret selling it as I didn't like the Fuji X-E3 and felt it's auto focus was nowhere near the A6300 in terms of accuracy. Most AF systems are fast these days, but the Fuji felt like it had a nack for missing just barely, to the point I was bugged when I saw a sharp copy of a photo, next to an unsharp copy of the same photo, half a second later. My Z7II isn't great at AF either, but the ZF is amazing and the A6300 was great too. I now only own my Z7II and my ZF, and those are the two I'll have for a very very long time, but there is a timeline where I went E mount instead with something from the A7R line, kept my A6300, and I am sure I would happy as well.

[@LaFuenteOnFilm]

Yessss I’ve loved it so far! Great value for the price.

[@jaimewarner]

lol to your table stunt for focus test. I enjoyed it 😂

[@amok00]

I think another camera to rival this one in terms of value, is the Lumix s5ii or s5iix. On sale, you can get it with a 50mm 1.8 lens for $1700. kinda crazy. Only downsides is the autofocus isn't as amazing as Sony's (though it's definitely better than previous panasonic camera's autofocus. takes some getting used to though.)

[@toasty-toast]

a7cii is a bit more but would be a better choice due to low light performance.

[@billyoung9538]

My only issues with the A6700 over the FX30 are: 1. Micro HDMI for an external monitor, meaning that port is going to need to be caged and the cable locked down or there is a high probability the port break at some point. 2. As far as I can tell there isn't a external video RAW solution. While some may note care about this, I'm a fan of the additional flexibility of most RAW formats.

[@jakehayden998]

100%, there are certainly trade offs. I really really wish there was a full size HDMI in the a6700. I also wish it had an internal fan like the FX30

[@jaymills1720]

Love your style sir! Would love your feedback: I’d like to film 4k24 long form podcast indoors and shorter clips outdoors for travel and sports. Seems ISO isn’t much of a problem for my needs of travel or EDC filming. I also want to bake in LUT and use FCPX to cut and export - minimalist. Any issue with a6700 or is it worth bumping the budget to $800-1k more for zve1 or a7c ii. Like the idea of small form factor

[@iursingh]

I was thinking about the Fuji XT5 as i love the Fuji look for travel, family or occasional wildlife. I know its a bigger camera but how welll does it compare to the A6700? I was even looking at X100VI in this range as i wanted an easy to use camera. I am confused as I will not be doing any pro work, just family, travels or some youtube?

[@Wistbacka]

Would love to get the A6700 in an A7-style body. Still cant believe Sony doesnt offer a more (for photo) pro-style form factor APSC camera. For videomaking this is perfect.

[@vengeren3818]

0:50 "couldn't get this camera to overheat" *Snowy enviorment*

[@jacobeelias]

Curious how the stability system works when filming video in 9x16 (portrait orientation)... any chance you have tried it out?? Really appreciate this video!

[@inquisitvem6723]

Better than A7iii? Which one has better color science?

[@kokonakistyres]

fuji xs-20 winner for me

[@milindjadhav294]

How is Auto focus of fuji xs20, campere to sony?

[@cubax26]

Hi Jake, great video. The Sony a6700 vs Fujifilm xs20. I understand they are different, but if it was you. Which camera do you prefer? I am deciding between both cameras and I am having a tough time. One of the things I dislike about Fujifilm is how extremely sharp they look, but there is something beautiful about the image. Thank you Jake and keep up the great work.

[@jakehayden998]

I personally much prefer the look of the a6700’s footage so I think I would opt for that over the xs20. I also think Sony’s lens selection is better than Fuji’s but the xs20 does have some fun advantages like open gate and 6k

[@cubax26]

@@jakehayden998 thank you Jake for the reply. I really appreciate it. Can’t wait for your next video. Keep up the great work.

[@Eyeofkamau]

Here’s a comparison of the advantages each has over the other: XS20 ($1,299): -Shoots 4k DCI 24/30/60, and 6k 24/30 -6k Open Gate recording -Shoots True 24 frames per second -Has ProRes Raw recording output -Nearly 3x the burst capability (30fps v 11fps) -16bit raw files (stills) v a6700’s 14bit. -Uncompressed RAW shooting -Automatic Subject Detection (birds, planes, bikes, cars, insects, people, dogs, etc) -Compatible with fuji’s cooling fan attachment -Built in flash -80% higher resolution LCD -50% more battery life -Premium APSC lenses -Has a joystick -$100 less A6700 ($1,399): -Having 4k 120 (although at a sensor readout smaller than m4/3) -Able to use Sony’s fullframe lenses -Focus breathing compensation -Autoframing in video -Import LUTs -Better autofocus performance

[@Eyeofkamau]

Also, I don’t like the sharpness of fuji bodies either. I shoot with the XH2s. It’s all fixable in post, If you edit in davinci resolve at least. I just adjust the mid detail parameter to soften the image.

[@27siddarth]

Bros background is my dream

[@asaadyt]

love your videos vibes!

[@eoimagery4524]

I still have two A6000 but for staying in crop I have thought about upgrading to a6700,, also have an old canon 6D and Sony A7IV, do you know if they use the same battery>

[@starbase218]

How about photography? It's a camera after all...

[@gordon3988]

Thought this was well done! A nice camera, perhaps one of the best compact ones for hybrid uses. I’m leaning towards this for my next travel camera. My least favorite thing about Sony cameras is the relatively poor IBIS..on this camera most reviewers have suggested it is similar to the a6600 or the Fuji XS20, so OK if you are careful in video, but not really if you do more of a run and gun style.

[@MehmetKozal]

I just turn ibis off all together and use the gyro data to stabilize in gyroflow. I feel bad I didn't do this sooner.

[@adegokeadam2203]

why am i just seeing this now I already made the decision to go with the A7iii

[@thenothing_podcast]

I'd also recommend the sony zve10

[@gur8551]

i know this is pushing a bit, but do you have any recommendation for videography cameras in lower price ranges? not just for vlogging but overall video types like landscapes etc. one thing to consider is also the lens that i should pair the camera with.

[@gur8551]

great review on the a6700 btw, would love to get my hands on these in the future

[@KingdomHarvestCinema]

Id probably still pick the Canon R8 over the a6700 for the equivalent price range of $1200. Full frame 10 bit 4K 60 with “arguably” better color science. Sony a6700 definitely has it beat on some specs but I feel like R8 is the better value per money and look.

[@lionellow105]

Then you look at the lens prices and file for bankruptcy

[@RiceCubeTech]

Some like the smaller size though. Especially people looking for a Fuji alternative given how hard it is to get their point and shoots are.

[@leescooking]

Hello, great video, thank you, and such a beautiful backdrop. After making well over 100 videos (I've unlisted quite a few) over the last 2 years using my Samsung S22 phone (not ultra) and a 10 yr old Coolpix Underwater Camera :) I am so ready to purchase a camera, and I have been looking at this one. I have 2 questions please. 1. Please excuse me if this is a silly question, I'm a bit of a novice, but do you have to record in 4K? The reason being is that the video files would probably be too big for my current computer to handle, but I am in the process of purchasing a more powerful computer. 2. Which lense/s would you recommend for cooking style videos? many thanks, Lee

[@ThomasRuthlessTalent]

Great content as usual

[@dalejones146]

Good video but you said to set up the camera by turning the selector dial to A, which you said is for fully auto. It's not auto but Aperture priority. Auto is the green auto button

[@jakehayden998]

That’s really funny, I didn’t even notice I did that. Good catch

[@Danieltrotti]

[@_FiDeLCAsTrO_]

I didn't know Robert Aramayo was a Photographer!!!

[@phrasalsyntax]

Jake, how do you compare it with the Canon R7?

[@SamDeCam1]

Is there a camera thats like half this price that I could use to shoot video at car meets , take good pictures and use as a webcam for streaming myself? Love the vid the a6700 is just so steep for my first "fancy camera"

[@anonneymous9949]

Just get the ZVE10 and spend more on lens. Lens is more important

[@shashankyadav5703]

Your hair look majestic

[@markopazyniak]

Thanks for sharing this! I'm looking for an update for my x-t200 and thinking about x-s20 or changing the system to sony. So I'm confused. Is it better to go with x-s20 or a6700? or even fx30?

[@BrandonDull]

makes me want to keep my a6700 now.

[@jakehayden998]

What lenses do you use with it right now?

[@glorious_help]

you make me wanna buy it now

[@TreDeuce-qw3kv]

Compact _ Concise _ Rich with info. 👍👍

[@AbdullahAburob24]

I have to know. Isn't a7c and Sony a7iv better cos of higher mp?? Talking strictly image detail and sharpness and quality (including video)

[@AntonChyst]

It's completely another price level due to the full-frame sensor.

[@TravAlligator]

FF setup is good for indoor studio kind of environment. Carrying it around is a pain in the ass!

[@AbdullahAburob24]

@@TravAlligator thank you! I went with a lumix S5II, very very sharp and beautififul video and awesome AF

[@DD23-1]

@1:44 Lol such a little Boss 😂

[@SamuelJamesVideos]

RAD Channel dude!

[@user-xc8dt3kf6i]

Would u recommend this over the s5ii?

[@EuSouPrimoDele]

What´s your opinion on the a6700 compared to a (cheaper) fujifilm x-s10?

[@leonidmura8935]

I just got mine a6700 and still trying to figure out different setings. But 67 is definitely better than mine a6000 . By the way, what software is he using for editing ?

[@thelabnificentmediagroup4832]

That camera is a 🔥 waiting to happen…

[@SxiiJXii]

I spent the few hundred more and got the a7iii, no regrets.

[@alindarko812]

If you have the money for the ff lenses, you're good to go. My main issue are the lens prices, not the body

[@SxiiJXii]

@@alindarko812 I buy primes mainly and there are cheaper options out there. the 50mm f1.8 is only 200 new. literally any high quality glass is going to run you though. I bought the sigma 85f1.4 on sale. I high recommend used glass too. If you buy old glass you can get more character. also you can still use your aps-c lenses if you are coming from the same brand. just add the 1.5x crop factor.

[@madmancasacreativa3]

a7III should be cheaper, its a 2018 camera with worse everything but low light performance. I sold one of my a7III for this camera.

[@SxiiJXii]

@@madmancasacreativa3 Coolio, glad you like it! I personally might move to medium format after this. Maybe film, maybe not.

[@MyFriendlyPup]

A7III doesnt have 4k 60fps. Last gen. Even a 2017 gh5 has that

[@saturn_fpv]

Just wondering, on a6500 you set up slog3 via picture profile. Here in the menu? Does it compete with picture profile 11 or is the latter being disregarded?

[@Jakepf]

Wait, the kit lens a6700 package is the only one available rn :(

[@dha588]

Should I buy this or the Canon R10?

[@Luchinkin_Sergei]

Обе камеры дадут хороший результат. Canon даёт хороший правильный цвет из коробки. Если вы новичёк , наверное лучше взять canon.

[@TKRR15]

Hi Jake, can I ask what software are you using to upload your videos and photos?

[@w0rning]

where would you guys recommend to buy open box/used cameras?

[@catmium7974]

no bullshit directly to subject, great video

[@Ryancoaching]

What lens would you use with this for gym content? Specifically for video clips with a little blur in the background when doing exercises?

[@TheShazzad007]

is it a good camera for photography?

[@watzmaaname]

Jake, which would you recommend (vs FX30) for video primarily and the occasional photo if budget allowed for either body? I am leaning towards the FX30 because it just makes more sense. TIA

[@jakehayden998]

I would go FX30 if you have the budget, mainly because the FX30 has an internal cooling fan so you won’t have to worry about overheating no matter what

[@watzmaaname]

@@jakehayden998 Yes, that is a great advantage as I live in a place with tropical conditions. Great, thank you! Your presentations are very good.

[@jakehayden998]

@@watzmaaname Thank you for the kind words, and good luck with your new camera! cheers

[@PosetivityJunkie]

But you have a hybrid vs the Fx30 where you can take photos and video. You don't have the bigger Sd card/dual slots but it works great! im about to make short films with mine to push it to its limits

[@watzmaaname]

@@PosetivityJunkie True, but I do not take photos except for the rare one. So FX30 makes more sense. Thanks!

[@sumankrupa8822]

love the dog

[@CryptoFreddy33]

Setting my A6700