Exactly! My R7 grip also has this noise when I hold it. It's so disappointing... And the lens mouthpiece isn't exactly attached, it has a gap. Missing Canon of the old days, it made resistant products. I think all brands improve technology and forget to strengthen the physical. 🤦
I think it's really sad that Canon is not allowing third-party lenses. No RF lenses from Sigma, Laowa, Viltrox, Tamron, TTArtisan, etc, is a huge deal-breaker for me. Also what is this "low quality" mode to get around the 4k crop? They still didn't make a proper 4k sensor for video?
I found out about this after uploading the video yesterday and damn it's extremely unfortunate...I'd like to imagine that they'd have to backpedal on this eventually due to the backlash or at least allow loopholes through some wording in the patents, but that may just be wishful thinking.
I’m still glad I bought an A7C (due to you). Super versatile for video and photography and then all these lenses from different brands… also it’s point and shoot/small form factor makes it look like a “non so serious” camera on the streets.
So glad to hear that you're enjoying the A7C! Definitely a solid camera that performs really well while still having a small form factor. Versatile little beast!
Great Content for Doc/vlog content. Would you recommend the Canon R62, Canon R5, or Sony Fx3? I also like to take pictures on occasion. Any other suggestions? For some reason, I love Canon's usability
Appreciate you! I found the R6 mark ii to be an amazing balance for everything and not sure if upgrading to the R5 would be necessary. I'm using the Sony a6700 right now and I think it's also a strong contender, but the fx3 definitely has better usability. Canon wins for usability in my experience, but Sonys are also extremely solid once you get used to them
@boywithacamera thanks so much, your reviews have been immensely helpful. I've been torn between the A7c (or A7iii or iv) or R7 as my frontrunners. I think overall the R7 looks more usable, but the limitations of the RF mount are off-putting. My use case is quite similar to yours - personal content, mixed with some client work and ideally an eventual transition to a cinema camera (RED, FX cameras?!) Which camera would you go with today?
I appreciate that a lot, thank you! My thoughts are actually exactly the same. The R7 has the better specs and features so when looking at cameras alone, I'd probably go with the R7...but I'm not a fan of how the RF mount is developing/headed at the moment. If you're looking at a RED in the future though, I do think EF is a safe way to go for either cine-modded vintage glass or offerings from brands like DZOFILM. Sony seems like a more robust system at this point (which is so interesting to say as an original A7 owner haha), but I'm not too sure if I'm a fan of the look coming out of the FX line sensors--a little too modern for my taste. Personally, I think I would still go the R7 route. Personally personally though, I'm beginning to hate the build quality of the R7 over time and not really enjoying the user-experience/files coming out of it. It's making me realize I might not like the user experience of other Canon cameras as well so I'm also looking at other options and might try having 2 systems again. Hope that helps!
@@boywithacamera Thanks so much for your further insight! Oh, strange. I like Canon for the camera-usability (menus, ergonomics), but if thats been difficult for you on the R7 that is a bit off-putting. I had also considered going FX3/FX6 route but don't know too much of those cameras. Basically, I'd want a mirrorless DSLR platform for the next 2-3 years while building skills and lens collection then transitioning to a cinema camera for mostly run-gun docs. EDIT: specifically to the A7c, is there a way to switch to video mode and back to picture mode without having your settings applied to that other mode? It drives me crazy when I'm shooting in 1/50th for the 180 shutter rule and switch to photo mode preserving the PP or aperture / shutter settings. And, how is the build of the A7c? I like the small size as I shoot alot of outdoor sports, but some level of weathering sealing and robustness would be appreciated. Would the A7iii or A7iv be a better camera for that? I am reasonably careful, but you never know.
Haha to be honest I don't think I'm competent enough to give it a fair review so it's not in the plans yet! But it definitely is everything I love in a camera and shoots my shooting style very well minus the slow boot up time.
Have you tried the drop in ND/Pol filter adapter? (only the RF mount has this possibility ) On the grab and go; it's fun using all the EF lens tons and tons cheap used ones too.
@@boywithacamera Hello, in my bag EF's 24mm 1.4, 24-70 f2.8L , 70-200f2.8L, & 16-35mmF2.8. All individually under 600.00 used. I also have several 3rd party lens...all work fantastic. I also carry Sony A74 and 6300 when my buddies bring their Sony lens for me to use.
Exactly! My R7 grip also has this noise when I hold it.
It's so disappointing... And the lens mouthpiece isn't exactly attached, it has a gap.
Missing Canon of the old days, it made resistant products. I think all brands improve technology and forget to strengthen the physical. 🤦
This wasn't an in depth review?? I felt like I own the camera already. Great video!
Appreciate you Ibrahim!
I think it's really sad that Canon is not allowing third-party lenses. No RF lenses from Sigma, Laowa, Viltrox, Tamron, TTArtisan, etc, is a huge deal-breaker for me. Also what is this "low quality" mode to get around the 4k crop? They still didn't make a proper 4k sensor for video?
I found out about this after uploading the video yesterday and damn it's extremely unfortunate...I'd like to imagine that they'd have to backpedal on this eventually due to the backlash or at least allow loopholes through some wording in the patents, but that may just be wishful thinking.
This was super helpful! man i winced at the sound the camera was making when you squeezed the grip haha
Hey man, awesome studio angle and overall insane quality of your videos. Glad to visit your YT channel once in a while 😊
Thanks for stopping by man! Been loving your recent flights
@@boywithacamera thanks dude 🥰🥰
I’m still glad I bought an A7C (due to you). Super versatile for video and photography and then all these lenses from different brands… also it’s point and shoot/small form factor makes it look like a “non so serious” camera on the streets.
So glad to hear that you're enjoying the A7C! Definitely a solid camera that performs really well while still having a small form factor. Versatile little beast!
interesting on the noises. Mine does not have that flaw. Happy for that!
Great to hear that there are some out there without this problem! Hope you're enjoying the camera
Same.
I'm vouching for the vice grip handshakes
Lolllllll
Great Content for Doc/vlog content. Would you recommend the Canon R62, Canon R5, or Sony Fx3? I also like to take pictures on occasion. Any other suggestions? For some reason, I love Canon's usability
Appreciate you! I found the R6 mark ii to be an amazing balance for everything and not sure if upgrading to the R5 would be necessary. I'm using the Sony a6700 right now and I think it's also a strong contender, but the fx3 definitely has better usability. Canon wins for usability in my experience, but Sonys are also extremely solid once you get used to them
@boywithacamera thanks so much, your reviews have been immensely helpful. I've been torn between the A7c (or A7iii or iv) or R7 as my frontrunners. I think overall the R7 looks more usable, but the limitations of the RF mount are off-putting. My use case is quite similar to yours - personal content, mixed with some client work and ideally an eventual transition to a cinema camera (RED, FX cameras?!) Which camera would you go with today?
I appreciate that a lot, thank you! My thoughts are actually exactly the same. The R7 has the better specs and features so when looking at cameras alone, I'd probably go with the R7...but I'm not a fan of how the RF mount is developing/headed at the moment. If you're looking at a RED in the future though, I do think EF is a safe way to go for either cine-modded vintage glass or offerings from brands like DZOFILM.
Sony seems like a more robust system at this point (which is so interesting to say as an original A7 owner haha), but I'm not too sure if I'm a fan of the look coming out of the FX line sensors--a little too modern for my taste. Personally, I think I would still go the R7 route.
Personally personally though, I'm beginning to hate the build quality of the R7 over time and not really enjoying the user-experience/files coming out of it. It's making me realize I might not like the user experience of other Canon cameras as well so I'm also looking at other options and might try having 2 systems again.
Hope that helps!
@@boywithacamera Thanks so much for your further insight! Oh, strange. I like Canon for the camera-usability (menus, ergonomics), but if thats been difficult for you on the R7 that is a bit off-putting. I had also considered going FX3/FX6 route but don't know too much of those cameras. Basically, I'd want a mirrorless DSLR platform for the next 2-3 years while building skills and lens collection then transitioning to a cinema camera for mostly run-gun docs.
EDIT: specifically to the A7c, is there a way to switch to video mode and back to picture mode without having your settings applied to that other mode? It drives me crazy when I'm shooting in 1/50th for the 180 shutter rule and switch to photo mode preserving the PP or aperture / shutter settings.
And, how is the build of the A7c? I like the small size as I shoot alot of outdoor sports, but some level of weathering sealing and robustness would be appreciated. Would the A7iii or A7iv be a better camera for that? I am reasonably careful, but you never know.
Looking forward for your thoughts about Komodo!
Haha to be honest I don't think I'm competent enough to give it a fair review so it's not in the plans yet! But it definitely is everything I love in a camera and shoots my shooting style very well minus the slow boot up time.
@@boywithacamera It would be very interesting to get your perspective on it after your experience with all the cameras your had previously!
Have you tried the drop in ND/Pol filter adapter? (only the RF mount has this possibility ) On the grab and go; it's fun using all the EF lens tons and tons cheap used ones too.
I haven't tried that one yet, I'll have to see if I can get my hands on one! Which EF lenses are your go-to?
@@boywithacamera Hello, in my bag EF's 24mm 1.4, 24-70 f2.8L , 70-200f2.8L, & 16-35mmF2.8. All individually under 600.00 used. I also have several 3rd party lens...all work fantastic. I also carry Sony A74 and 6300 when my buddies bring their Sony lens for me to use.
I find myself very weird the way I'm naturally more drawn attention to how mic sounds over the R7
Ahaha I'm the same! I have more audio GAS than camera stuff
I can confirm you have strong hands.
I can confirm the same about yours.
Creakin'... LOL my $2,500.00 Sony a7iv creaks more.
Oh shit no way really?? Haven't used one of those yet so I have no idea haha
Oh your A7iv creaks too? My friend's A74 grip creaks like a wooden floor of an old house.
@@j.kimmer1509 Wow this is mind-blowing to me haha I've never had a creaky Sony grip from what I remember
@@boywithacamera yes, this is my 2nd Sony body with a creaky grip; my A1 sometimes creaked in cold weather.