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Hey! Thank you for tuning in and this great comment! :) The r5” will be great for what you’ll be shooting! A better lens would certainly help right off the bat, especially lower light situations. However, the kit lens could last you a rather long time since it’s actually pretty functional

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@@abentleymedia_ update: just bought one haha 😍

NICE!!! That’s so exciting!! You’re gonna love it and make some awesome things!

Unfortunately in the DSLR world 😅 it’s tough if you’re getting into photography and videography a little more seriously

It definitely is! I use it myself for these videos alongside my 6K Pro!

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I would definitely recommend the r50! The kit lens will work, but it may not give you the image you’re wanting since it’s not the fastest lens (aperture of 4.5-5.6). So if you do have room in your budget for that sigma lens, then that’ll set you up for a very long time with some good quality! Thank you so much for tuning in and commenting! :) I hope that helps!

I would say that the r50 is the best bang for your buck for an all around camera that can then become a b camera. It has better specs and standard color for video nowadays with the 10-bit 4:2:2 The a6400 is really impressive as well and I would choose that over the zv-e10. They both share the same sensor, they’re both 8-bit color for the video and they both don’t have in body image stabilization. If you’re looking for one over the other, the a6400 will give you a better b cam once you upgrade out If you’re looking for other cameras that are close to the a6400 price, I’d highly recommend checking out the a6700. That’s probably the most feature rich camera for its price and it’s truly made me even consider switching to it! I hope that helps! Thank you for tuning in! :)

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Thank you 😂😂😂 I definitely put a lot of work in haha Yeah I borrowed that from my day job for those shots haha The whole video was shot with my 6K Pro and my r50 haha

Oh dang! That does make it tougher haha. You got it though! :)

@@abentleymedia_ Yeah… I have a 28mm, but I have a aps-c camera.

Ooo ouch yeah that’s tough! I understand the struggle 😅 I hope you at least have 60 or 120fps haha that would help A TON!

@@abentleymedia_ Yeah, I do have 60 and 120p! I do mostly 24p shooting for narratives though. These tips were really helpful, I can’t wait to use them in my next film!

That makes sense! That’s rad you do a lot of narrative work! Honestly super fun to do! Of course! Thank you for tuning in and commenting! I’d love to see some of your work when you use the tips! :)

I would recommend the r50 if you’re looking for the camera that could eventually become a really good second camera after an upgrade

Yeahhh haha it’s tough out here in the world of cameras!

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That’s very fair haha it’s definitely one of the smallest canon DSLRs I’ve seen and I can definitely understand that haha That’s great to hear about the RP as your main though! Thank you for tuning in and sharing! I hope to see you around! :)

What are you looking to shoot?

Thank you haha I’m working on improving the thumbnails for sure! :) I greatly appreciate the feedback! Definitely stay tuned to see the next coming videos! :) thank you for tuning in and your kind feedback! I hope to see you around and grow together!

@@abentleymedia_ heck yea, need some editing tutorials from you too, cuz the edit was amm amm ammmm 🤌🤌🤌

Haha thank you so much! I’ll gladly make some editing tutorials! Anything in particular you wanna see? :)

@@abentleymedia_ pretty much everything man, the edit, b roll speed, the way you highlighted the different modes, where the screen was switching etc.

Sweet! Yeah man I’ll plan it out and put it in the rotation of upcoming videos! :)

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Hey! This camera would do great for the jewelry shoot. It even has the close up photo mode so you don’t have to worry about settings. I would recommend you get a macro lens though so that it can actually work the best. Here are some good macro lens options: amzn.to/3XMq0U2 amzn.to/3XDMFlw amzn.to/4bveWhb

Hey! Thank you for tuning in! The Sony a6100 would be really good for those purposes. However, if you want to really dive deep into the color grading of the videos you shoot, then it may not be the one since it only shoots 8-bit. If your budget is that high, you could also choose the Canon r10 or the Canon r7 which both shoot 10-bit color for video and have good quality. I hope this helps and thank you again! :)

@@abentleymedia_ Actually, I am looking for a camera under 85,000 Indian rupees. I don't know the equivalent value in dollars. Which camera would be the best for my purposes? And also by comparing sony a6100 and canon r50 which one is better.

Okay awesome that helps a lot! I’d highly highly recommend the r50 then since it’s not only on the cheaper side, but also has 10-bit video footage if you’re going to color grade and has some pretty good autofocus as well. It’s a good all around camera for the price it is! The only things that the Sony a6100 might do better are autofocus and low light performance

Those are great modes to use and that’s really incredible how you use it more than the r5! Thank you for sharing and tuning in! :)

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Ah I gotcha, that’s fair, it’s a bit smaller than their other mirrorless ones!

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Are you looking to do more photos or videos? And what kind of each?

@@abentleymedia_ i want to create youtube videos or vlog sir

I gotcha, well they’ll both work perfectly!! If you’re wanting to do more color grading in the future, I’d recommend the r50. Otherwise the autofocus on the a6600 might be slightly better and that camera system will be lighter as well. Plus better low light performance. I hope that was helpful! :)

@@abentleymedia_ i got you but my favorite UA-camr is using a6600 that’s why But from your point of view I should go for r50 right sir?

Well do you have any other cameras or lenses?

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@@abentleymedia_ Thanks for this video; the GS-9 is a 'pocket rocket' but I've been thinking about upgrading. The R50 might be the ticket.

You’re welcome! :) That’s awesome! I’m gonna have to look into that! I’d definitely recommend it!

I’m so happy to hear that man! Congrats on the purchase and thank you for the kind words and tuning in! :) happy shooting!!

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Thank you! That’s a tough choice! If you’re looking for photos, they both perform pretty much the same. The zv-e10 might have some better low light photo performance, however, the video for the zv-e10 is only in 8-bit so you won’t really be able to color grade it extensively. It depends on what you’re really using it for! Of course! I hope this helps! Please feel free to ask any more questions! Thank you for tuning in! :)

@@abentleymedia_ Honestly, I would likely use it for Casual Sesions, Taking photos and video of events (some of them at oudoor or in the street, sometimes at night) and also for recording myself and so, and maybe some interview, I think the Zv will be better because of my budget, I don't have canon lenses so buying new ones will be a hard work

Also, I think the zv can almost do everythig the r50 does, but like, it does not have that much shoots modes and so, it's more manual, or maybe I'm wrong hahaha

You’re right about the shooting modes for sure! It sounds like the ZV will work great for you then! Especially with the lens issue 😅 then you can always upgrade from there too. The only downside on the video is the 8-bit so you won’t really get a full use out of the s-log

@@abentleymedia_ yeah, but well, nothing perfect exist! Thanks for sharing your thoughts with me dude, new sub!

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