People just wanting to be negative! Congrats on your gear!

@fun with the bugs - agreed,

Exactly

Why did you sell R6?

@@zakiradi450 For the videos we do, the auto focus was not the best. It was good if you just needed it for eye AF, but when focusing on other things it was not the best. Also, the 30 minute time limit makes you feel so limited as you then start staring at the timer. It's great to not have to worry about that anymore! Also, 4K overheating was definitely an issue too.

do you think the a7s3 has the same problem on autofocus?

@@MrHellrider9 no

I have the FX3 and A7c it's a nice pair 👌🏽 highly recommend

A7C owner & A74 on the way.

Same here mate! Love the A7c

Makes sense! Just curious is that with the screen closed constantly?

@@BigE yes, I never shoot with the screen closed, had temp set to high etc. It shut down on a couple of interviews which was annoying but on both occasions I was near the end of the interview and started recording again immediately and got another few minutes out of it. I've recorded for over an hour indoors and in cooler temps without problems.

@@chekhovian3226 so it overheated even with the screen open?!

@@zakiradi450 yes, but I honestly don't think many people would ever shoot in those temperatures. It was getting direct sun on the body at times too. Though I shot in similar conditions with a Panasonic GH5 and a blackmagic pocket 4k and didn't have problems with overheating.

I live in Saudi Arabia 😅 and oh boy i am really afraid of the overheating issues

20mmG 1.8 or 14mm 1.8

What temperatures are you recoding the camera in and are you using 4k 60 and for how long?

See, this is a constructive comment. I can 100% get by it.

I mean... If Nikon can put 2x processors that are FASTER than the one in the a7IV, in a 1,899 EUR Z6ll (which by the way performs better as a photo camera in every way, shape and form - minus the Eye AF) then there was no reason for Sony not to put 2x BIONZ XR processors in the a7IV... They probably didn't do that because of chip shortage but still, kinda makes the camera not worth the 2,700 EUR. I mean, I still have one on preorder but I am VERY, VERY sure that we all got scammed price wise. This camera should have cost less than or AT LEAST around 2,000 EUR - it's an AMAZING camera but 100% not worth 2,700 EUR at which its priced at and kinda makes me, somewhat regret preordering one - although I know that I will love it... IDK

Yup! No question!!

Hell ya

The A7IV is not a dedicated video solution for professionals so why would it not have rolling shutter? Its not a cinema camera.

Cheers

I appreciate it

Panasonic S5ii in February might get Phase detect auto focus. So wait a little.

Rocking the a6400 currently

Sony A7III and ZV E10

@@JohnnysBox same

Rocking the a6300 right now. It’s still amazing and serving me well!

2 a6600's, 2 a7iv's, 1 a7siii, and 1 ZV1 if I am filming B roll in public so I look like a tourist.

Hell yeah congrats man

Edgar Flores re: choppiness I shoot EVERYTHING in 60fps and then EDIT in a 60fps Timeline. People it’s 2021 so do we really need to be shooting and editing at only 24fps because that’s what they had available in the 1930´s and 40 ‘s with their old metallic mechanical shutters?!!! We now have the technology to do much better. 24fps has too much choppiness and motion-blur as there are too few frames. Especially when panning or scenes with lots of motion you know what I’m talking about! I have done many tests with this and that is why I shoot at 60fps and EDIT at 60fps that way your audio is still in sync (nothing slo-mo everything is in real-time) but you have more frames to capture crisp, clear, sharp detail and movement in the scene and especially when you pan!! A little motion-blur is natural but fuzzy pixels and choppy motion when panning drives me crazy. Try it you’ll see….

@@Pfagnan it has nothing with it being 2022 and everything to do with me spending $4000 on a camera that’s choppy in the finder when you pan. I expect more when I spend that kind of money.

@@edgarflores6662 Absolutely! But you have to figure out why. I stated my own observations as to why and have resolved it for my own purposes and how I shoot video.

@rocksthaman 10-18 F4... Aps-c? I was thinking about this combination for real estate videos too. Does it work ?

Ok.

Switch the a74 to aps-c mode, no more rolling shutter.

It’s almost the exact same. I think the s5 is around 23ms and the a74 is around 24ms.

exactly. IMO they are just keyboard warriors who just want to stir shit up to pass the time. If they tried to say the same to a persons face, they wouldn't because they would be afraid of making a fool of themselves.

@Alfred S. Sikula entry level is probably the wrong word for it, too expensive for that bracket, but it is definitely the best all-rounder for first getting into full frame camera's.👌 On the topic of sports and the a9II I would have to agree with that guy however. the point to remember is that professional sports photographers make their money catching the perfect shot in what is a fraction of a second, sports are often very fast paced and unpredictable, as such those who specialize in that field choose top level camera's that boast very quick frame per second bursts. to them it doesn't matter if the sensor is only 20MegaPixels or so like with Canon, but that they can get 20-30 pictures in the 1 second of action means they have more opportunities to not miss the shot.✨📷😎 they also don't really get a choice as to where they stand either so this often comes with expensive, long lenses with as wide an aperture as is possible so they can stop down for depth and peak sharpness where necessary. they are exclusively photographers however and the presence or lack of 4k 60fps would be largely irrelevant to what they use their camera for. sports videographers would get the best camera for video and while I am not sure, IMO would find camera's that can shoot 4k in 120fps uncropped would be ideal for slow motion replays and would not get the a7IV either.🤔 they spend the money as an investment in being able to do their job, and so will look to the likes of the a7IV as a backup body rather than the prime tool of their trade. It's about buying the right camera for your intended use and expertise. most people who complain about the crop are not professionals who would have spent the money for a camera that suits their needs, they are just hobbyist/amateurs upset they can't get everything they want in an affordable package. Imagine if I made similar complaints when my budget was just £500 for my first DSLR the Nikon D3500, I would have been laughed out of the room for thinking I could get top-quality anything for that budget.😂 what does it mean for a 33MP sensor to shoot 4k60 without a crop: that is the camera's sensor and processor trying to process and down sample 7k footage into 4k footage, as there is no pixel binning or line skipping, and at the same time transferring and writing that 4K down sampled footage to a storage device. the camera for it's budget simply doesn't have the power for that, and since Sony don't like line skipping or pixel binning where they can avoid it, means a full readout from a reduced section of the sensor; after crop this means the camera needs only to down sample 4.2k footage to 4k and transfer/write it to memory which is much easier on the processor. and for those who say: "but the A1 has the same processor and can shoot 4k60" - yes, but it bins pixels from the sensor, and doesn't down sample them so it has less burden to cope with from the beginning.

Dam which my life can be like that?😭🤑💗

Same here it’s a toss up. Coming from a canon 6D

There is something about the S5 footage that's unique for sure.

Really is

No, it doesn’t. Have shot for hours with it and it doesn’t even get warm while taking photos. Oddly enough, the only time the camera got warm for me was when I was setting it up and going through the menus for an hour. I’ve never even gotten the temp warning while shooting video.

Did you even watch the video😂

If you would have watched the video you would have seen that this camera does NOT have overheating issues, my talk on overheating was to actually prove it doesn’t . No one is telling YOU to sell your a7s3. This video is so people stop discouraging those who can’t afford a a7s3 to understand the a74 is plenty of camera for the $1,000 price difference. In most situations:

The A7S3 is not really good for photography. It only has 12 megapixels. Not even a true comparison. A7iv with 33 megapixels blows the 12 megapixels out of the water if you are printing client phots in large print. A7S3 is a video camera first that can shoot photos but not meant to be a photography camera. Sony has different cameras for different niches. A7R4 is for photography, A7S4 is Video, A71 is the flagship can do it all camera, A74 is like a budget A1 best of both worlds on a budget.

The a7iv does overheat during daylight outdoor video shoots. Wish i had known this before i lost my money.

No

60p is a shorthand indicator for a video frame rate. Specifically, 60 progressive frames per second.

@@BigE yea I know what it means I just don’t get how they came up with it. Should be 60fps. Just weird that it’s a short for resolution and frame rate. (1080p, 60p)

Too many dots, it would of been more effective if you did around 3. Sucks to suck Anthony.

If u have a focus puller true, if not for solo run and gun this better