Sony AX43 Video Camera| Quick look| 4K

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  • Опубліковано 5 вер 2024

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  • @SeeMoreWithC
    @SeeMoreWithC 7 днів тому +1

    Thanks for shooting this video. It was very helpful.

  • @dazzfromaus4797
    @dazzfromaus4797 2 місяці тому +1

    I've had my ax53 for 3 years now and it's really good for recording thunderstorms and taking good garden photos of flowers up close.
    I've also shot many country show with it aswell.
    Do enjoy it.

  • @BjornsonVideos
    @BjornsonVideos 21 день тому +1

    Why must everything be so expensive? I will have to save up for this camera at some point in the future.

    • @NathanielKempson
      @NathanielKempson  20 днів тому

      This is BY FAR one of the cheapest ACTUAL 4K cameras on the market. and it offers SO much more than just 4K.
      Fantastic zoom, multiple framerate and resolution settings, slow mo capabilities, the gimbal is brilliant not to mention the onboard audio processor is second to none (once I had learned the right settings).
      Its well worth it trust me, I used it to film the video on my channel called Waveryley At Ilfracombe which shows off the cameras capabilites very well

    • @BjornsonVideos
      @BjornsonVideos 20 днів тому

      @@NathanielKempson definitely. I had a Sony handicap for many years. The PJ670 model. It came out in 2015. It still works to this day, but the transfer speeds to my computer are that of a dinosaur. I was thinking of getting a new SonyZV one Mark two but I might just go for a camcorder instead because of the epic zoom.

  • @tristanmckenzie1623
    @tristanmckenzie1623 Місяць тому +1

    Whats the best audio mode settings and volume by using the built in microphone? Theres always a noticeable hiss in the back ground particularly in a quiet area. It picks up road noise really easily in 5.1 channels, much louder than the road noise actually is.

    • @NathanielKempson
      @NathanielKempson  20 днів тому

      Sorry for the late reply! thanks for watching.
      I found that after this video, I just left the audio in "auto" mode and it dealt with most things pretty well. I always use external microphones aswell so it might be an idea to try that and see if the background hissing you described goes away.