@@masterspacetime2826 what camera workshops am I selling exactly? I haven’t done any for 5 years you clueless idiot! I make these to help and educate people. I make very very little money from them. With comments like this I question why I bother!
I was just about done convincing myself I didn't need an FX6, why must you do this to me Philip!! Great work as always, thoroughly detailed and beautiful update
That was definitely worth the 40 minutes of deadline procrastination! I feel like I'm getting a whole new camera again now and thanks again for your humour and attention to detail.
I remember watching and treading Mr. Bloom’s reviews when I was still in high school. Fast forward 15 years and I am still here. Thanks for all the information.
I believe all of your extremely hard work comes through on your videos. I think you and your channel are so different from all of the UA-camrs out there. This video was very informative and an excellent follow up. Thank you and have a wonderful day Philip.
Marvelous!!!!! and since its literary impossible to get my hands on the FX6, I hope that Sony do the right thing and give a nice update to the FX3 with Focus breathing compensation, 180 shutter and possibly true 24p just maybe.. a boy can dream right Philip!
I watch for the visuals, voice over and stock music selections and mixing. What a joy. The head tilt bifocal viewing of the monitors reminds me we are moving on.
@@philipbloom There are a couple of shots of you at the side of the camera looking at the Atmos, you have your glasses on and head tilted back as if you have bifocals. I could be interpreting this incorrectly, in that case I apologize. I’m stuck doing this all the time now.
This review is like seeing a documentary, a movie and a review at the same time... The quality is just amazing. I'll Subscribe and turn on notifications right away. Amazing video!
I listened to this while I was assembling my cat tree and I made sure to finish the assembly until the end of the video because PB is such a beautiful storyteller and a stellar gear reviewer!
In all seriousness Mr. Bloom, your reviews are beyond thorough and thoughtful. Your cinematography is stellar. I would watch a video of you doing laundry because I would learn so much about the gear you used and probably be impressed by how clean your sheets came out of the dryer.
I’ve heard he is getting canvasses together for a watching paint dry masterclass 😂 Seriously though a fab video for a new FX6 owner who suddenly has a better camera 👏
Letting you know, Philip, I'm rewatching this because: 1. It is a great video you made 2. I'm considering gifting me one of these for fun. Thanks again, for all you do!
23:08 I always find it fun to see who's aware of their surroundings. She even looks behind her to see if you're filming something else. Crazy informative video. Thank you. I've preordered and I'm still waiting.
Even when I'm not personally interested in the product, I always eagerly look forward to the next review by Philip Bloom. Simply the best in the business. Heck, I've even rewatched the 360 Go 2 review 3 times now. lol
I love my FX6! Was well worth the wait! As was another one of your stellar reviews! Thanks so much for all your time and effort that goes into these! The only thing I wish Sony would change now with the FX6 is to not bake in LUTs when shooting in custom mode, but would allow you to monitor a LUT-much like when in CineEI mode. For the instances when I have to shoot in custom and may not be going into a raw recorder but need log
Thank you. Yeah it’s weird quirk. Part of the reason I always use an external monitor or EVF. You can of course shoot in Cine EI with an MLUT, then you can see your exposure and it’s no different adding gain in post to the cameras doing it for you in custom.
Dear Phillip .. you have been such a generous film - cinema - photographer online tastemaker for years, been learning qwith you since Canon 5D MK II .. great top see you online - peace my brother x
Beautiful video Philip, I learned a lot about AF! Have you used the Sony bluetooth remote with C1 assignability? I use that to trigger AF/MF remotely and avoid shaking the camera. Can also re-assign the Rec button as a second function key.
Thanks Brandon. I use it with the mirrorless Sony’s. Does it work with the FX6? I didn’t think it did, it needs it. How do you reassign the red button?
@@philipbloom I have only used it with A7siii. I guess I just assumed it was compatible with the other cams. On A7siii the top rec button is one of the custom buttons. I guess I should have mentioned I've never used an FX6 sorry!
@@BrandonLiUnscripted yeah sadly not the FX6. Only the terrible Content browser for remote operation. But I use the remote a lot. Very handy little thing! A lot of what I covered in the AF is almost the same with the same with the A7siii.
I'm a big fan of you guys, the energy of Brandon's videos, wonderful gimbals movements, nervousness & transitions, and the composition, colours & aesthetic of Philip's videos, I would be curious to see a collaboration on a project with you two working together :)
Just want mention that 1635GT3.1 can be used with breathing control function. Even it didn’t show up on the list. And this is a fantastic review! Thank you Philip!
Now Im wondering if there is hope that the focus breathing compensation can be added to the a7siii and fx3 (would also like to see sony catalyst browse integrated into premier pro/final cut/davinci/avid, so we can use the gyro sensor data). one sony lens with minimal breathing is the sony 24-70mm f4
@@DocBlob the a7siii is using the exact same sensor as the fx6. the fx6 is using the a7siii sensor.......if the fx6 can do it, I see no reason the a7siii couldn't
He did make me redundant when they axed 80% during the merger of Sky and BSB! He took voluntarily at the same time. Thankfully I was back then next day freelancing 5 days a week and then 6 months later then a camera left I was given their staff job. He did apologise a few years ago when I saw him again for the first time 😂
I second shoot weddings sometimes and hear over and over "How do you keep locked onto your subjects? My other second shooters using Sony the focus jumps around". I just tell them "Manual autofocusing". Ever since Philip first used the term (probably on the FX9 review) I've adopted it both into how I explain autofocus, and more importantly in how I use autofocus. It's very rare I miss autofocus except in extreme low light or if people are constantly crossing in front of my subject. Those are the situations I've flip back to manual in, but 95% of my event work and even typical corporate work is in Autofocus on my FX3. If the FX6 ever becomes easier to get ahold of I'm sure I'll be picking one up...maybe in 2025? lol.
The best camera reviews by far. I mean it, BY FAR. You are really selling me into the Topaz software, btw. How do you like clear image zoom? I would like to use the fuji mk zooms :(
Some day Philip will win an Oscar in "Camera Review" category :) Amazing work, even if one doesn't interested in buying this fancy cameras. Wish for R5 C epic review.
Thank you for another wonderful video. As I watch this video I can’t All but think, how unbelievably And crazily complex and complicated I digital cameras have become. When I look back and think of 35 mm movie cameras, the simplicity of them compared to what we have now is just absolutely colossal. You learn to load the film, you’ll learn to expose, you’ll learn the basics of the camera that are really just the basics of mechanical photography and you are set to produce the most beautiful images in the world no digital camera can even try to touch. Today? You need a 1000 page manual to run these cameras that get upgraded every three months along with with their video editors and the endless accessories and protocols that go along with them. Some say we are moving forward, I personally say we are going nowhere. because you pick up a 20, 30, 50, 60-year-old movie camera, and if you know the basics of photography and mechanics, you can work with them and produce imagery of astonishing beauty. But now you pick up a camera then you need a months worth of training and practice, that will be constantly upgraded, that will be replaced a couple of years later with something else and deemed redundant.. and all just seems a grand waste of time to me. It only takes for me to watch camera reviews of five or six years ago, those cameras look ridiculous, dated, and worth no one‘s time. But an old movie camera, no matter how old, it’s actually never old and will work today just as it did yesterday with basically no training required if you know your art. again thanks for the review, as always the best on UA-cam, and as always too good for UA-cam :)
Just because film cameras were simpler doesn't mean the whole process was simpler. Buying, loading, storing, developing, telecine, etc were all "extra" work compared to digital. They just happened outside the camera. Digital now also surpasses film in almost every aspect of performance so for many it IS the simpler choice.
Thank you. To be fair you can easily operate this camera like that. Stick to the base ISO set everything to manual and record audio externally, syncing with a clapperboard!
@@philipbloom Philip I absolutely understand your point, and I am sure you absolutely understand mine. For what’s worth, you are making life easier to thousands of worldwide users of these cameras with your videos and the incredible detailed information and views you provide with them. I watch your work, never for the technicalities of the specific products you are reviewing, but for your art as a filmmaker and a storyteller, that in my opinion is unmatched by anyone else on this platform. Thank you again for what you do and for how well you do it 🎥
Excellent, brilliant review on this firmware update, Philip. The cached recording feature is something I’m so interested in - fighting the urge to trade in the a7siii for this 🥴 Thanks again for taking the time to create a detailed video 👍
Finaly I will get my own FX6 found a webiste that had one in stock :D so I watched your video (again x 2) as i´m waiting for it, thx for all things your learn us and there is a new firmware out v 3.00 any of your suggestions got fixed?
Great work as always making a dry subject entertaining and informative! I've only had V2.0 on my FX6 for a few hours and so far it is a very worthwhile upgrade.... but I need to practice "Manual Autofocus" with it and the speed and sensitivity settings. I've sent some coffees to help get you through the (no doubt) endless list of videos to make. I'm especially looking forward to your Xperia Pro-I review and how the hell to get 50fps out it to match the FX6 because I've failed. It's either that or we all give up and shoot NTSC frame rates .... the horror!
Hey Philip! Love the review and thanks for doing all this research. Your insights to cameras have driven me to adjust settings and get each camera I ever use, to work at it's full potential. Got a question for you though... Will we ever see a C70 review? I already own one, but would love to see/hear your opinion on it, especially now when there is an internal raw update coming out soon. Either way, Love your work. A friend turned me on to your work some time ago, and it amazes me how much you have done and what you have done! Thanks for all you do!
Thank you. No I don’t think so, I shot loads for one but I just didn’t really like it and much preferred my R5 that I used to film it. The R5c interests me though.
@@philipbloom That is interesting to hear. I was close to purchasing an R5, but went with the A7sIII because I believe the video is just better on the Sony, and I wouldn't use a lot of the 8K or 4kHQ settings (plus the lowlight is still so much more useful). C70 just looks better for client work and has a film image that we use a lot. I am interested about the R5c. The company I work for is thinking about getting the R5c as well. It is the closets (if not is) hybrid photo and video camera out there. Appreciate the insights as always.
0:17 The shot of the plane vapor trail taken below the branches, paired with that music note is amazing.
Interstellar vibes
Reminds me of 28 Days Later
The quality of these films are astonishing, best in the business. Hats off to you
Thanks so much Tamas 🙂
What ? They are pretty boring with ton of slowmo. Pretty boring channel in fact
@@Makta972 Squirrel!!
This is video. FAR from film.
@@masterspacetime2826 what camera workshops am I selling exactly? I haven’t done any for 5 years you clueless idiot! I make these to help and educate people. I make very very little money from them. With comments like this I question why I bother!
I was just about done convincing myself I didn't need an FX6, why must you do this to me Philip!! Great work as always, thoroughly detailed and beautiful update
Me too hahaha
That was definitely worth the 40 minutes of deadline procrastination! I feel like I'm getting a whole new camera again now and thanks again for your humour and attention to detail.
haha felt them same like " Damn it Bloom! I don´t have time for this!" :D
0:21 Hit me in the feels. WHYYYYYYY?
Must be the Madeira orange!
Philip: I just needed to see some beautiful 'Philip Bloom' film. I was delighted once again. Beautiful work, Sir. Beautiful work.
I remember watching and treading Mr. Bloom’s reviews when I was still in high school. Fast forward 15 years and I am still here. Thanks for all the information.
I can't describe how much I love your in depth videos Philip. Such a great job! Keep up the great work!
in depth feature films 😅
OMG yes! Just updated 2 hours ago and been waiting to watch this epic fx6 film. Thanks Mr Bloom!
Breathing compensation is huge! Very pleased Sony is doing big firmware updates with this cam! Great vid Phil!
I believe all of your extremely hard work comes through on your videos. I think you and your channel are so different from all of the UA-camrs out there. This video was very informative and an excellent follow up. Thank you and have a wonderful day Philip.
Marvelous!!!!! and since its literary impossible to get my hands on the FX6, I hope that Sony do the right thing and give a nice update to the FX3 with Focus breathing compensation, 180 shutter and possibly true 24p just maybe.. a boy can dream right Philip!
I watch for the visuals, voice over and stock music selections and mixing. What a joy. The head tilt bifocal viewing of the monitors reminds me we are moving on.
What’s he head tilt bifocal you are taking about?
@@philipbloom There are a couple of shots of you at the side of the camera looking at the Atmos, you have your glasses on and head tilted back as if you have bifocals. I could be interpreting this incorrectly, in that case I apologize. I’m stuck doing this all the time now.
@@CallMeChato yes quite possible. I do
wear varifocals.
Just got one of these I’m glad it came with the update . Love your style man !
This review is like seeing a documentary, a movie and a review at the same time... The quality is just amazing. I'll Subscribe and turn on notifications right away. Amazing video!
thanks Ezequiel :)
I listened to this while I was assembling my cat tree and I made sure to finish the assembly until the end of the video because PB is such a beautiful storyteller and a stellar gear reviewer!
7:18 The reflection of the bird in screen is so adorable!
I let out an audible squeal of joy every time I see one of your videos. Thanks for the FX6 update!
😂
Thank you so much for making these! All the hard work you do is so so appreciated.
In all seriousness Mr. Bloom, your reviews are beyond thorough and thoughtful. Your cinematography is stellar. I would watch a video of you doing laundry because I would learn so much about the gear you used and probably be impressed by how clean your sheets came out of the dryer.
I’ve heard he is getting canvasses together for a watching paint dry masterclass 😂 Seriously though a fab video for a new FX6 owner who suddenly has a better camera 👏
Love the dramatic background music. Brought a tear to my eye
Good to see you Philip. Thanks for making this.
Dear lord that is a lot of work. So very helpful - much appreciated.
Philip decides to caress us with his genius productions again. Feel blessed. Thanks Philip
Letting you know, Philip, I'm rewatching this because:
1. It is a great video you made
2. I'm considering gifting me one of these for fun.
Thanks again, for all you do!
Absolutely love that little upsidedown image on the sensor bit...brilliant edit work!
I ALWAYS look forward to your reviews. They are always detailed and in depth. The care and detail you put into the work is obvious.
The QUALITY of these reviews! just wow
23:08 I always find it fun to see who's aware of their surroundings. She even looks behind her to see if you're filming something else. Crazy informative video. Thank you. I've preordered and I'm still waiting.
Even when I'm not personally interested in the product, I always eagerly look forward to the next review by Philip Bloom. Simply the best in the business. Heck, I've even rewatched the 360 Go 2 review 3 times now. lol
It's the accent. And the cats, lol.
Well done!! Thank you very much for spending so much time to educate us!
Hello, hat off, one of the best camera firmware review I have ever seen.
I'm loving Ted Lasso. So nice that you did all the locations work for them!
Your reviews are legendary! I am always appreciative of how in depth you go. Thank you!
I bought the Sony FX9 because of your review! Your reviews are brilliant as always. Your films are works of Art!
I love my FX6! Was well worth the wait! As was another one of your stellar reviews! Thanks so much for all your time and effort that goes into these!
The only thing I wish Sony would change now with the FX6 is to not bake in LUTs when shooting in custom mode, but would allow you to monitor a LUT-much like when in CineEI mode. For the instances when I have to shoot in custom and may not be going into a raw recorder but need log
Thank you. Yeah it’s weird quirk. Part of the reason I always use an external monitor or EVF. You can of course shoot in Cine EI with an MLUT, then you can see your exposure and it’s no different adding gain in post to the cameras doing it for you in custom.
Dear Phillip .. you have been such a generous film - cinema - photographer online tastemaker for years, been learning qwith you since Canon 5D MK II .. great top see you online - peace my brother x
Thank you Mr Bloom! I'm new to FX6 and this level of detail about the firmware update very useful to me. Much appreciated! TJ
Beautiful video Philip, I learned a lot about AF! Have you used the Sony bluetooth remote with C1 assignability? I use that to trigger AF/MF remotely and avoid shaking the camera. Can also re-assign the Rec button as a second function key.
Thanks Brandon. I use it with the mirrorless Sony’s. Does it work with the FX6? I didn’t think it did, it needs it. How do you reassign the red button?
@@philipbloom I have only used it with A7siii. I guess I just assumed it was compatible with the other cams. On A7siii the top rec button is one of the custom buttons. I guess I should have mentioned I've never used an FX6 sorry!
@@BrandonLiUnscripted yeah sadly not the FX6. Only the terrible Content browser for remote operation. But I use the remote a lot. Very handy little thing!
A lot of what I covered in the AF is almost the same with the same with the A7siii.
I'm a big fan of you guys, the energy of Brandon's videos, wonderful gimbals movements, nervousness & transitions, and the composition, colours & aesthetic of Philip's videos, I would be curious to see a collaboration on a project with you two working together :)
Just want mention that 1635GT3.1 can be used with breathing control function. Even it didn’t show up on the list. And this is a fantastic review! Thank you Philip!
thanks for this Philip! I did really enjoy watching this. I'd be reviewing this 2 videos again once I get my fx6 for sure
Appreciate the thanks Daniel :)
Enjoyable as always to look at and listen to your voice. Just updated my FX6 so on to exploring the new AF system functions.
Awesome as ever.
Love the AF obsession MKBH VO
“Time to move on Phillip, we’ve talked about this one enough” 😂
getting scolded by Marques every time my bad habit came up would be nice indeed.
Just updated early this morning, first time I couldn't wait for an update. Excited to be watching this!
A yes, another Camera Movie Review. Just what I needed!
Thankyou thankyou thankyou. Your hard work is greatly appreciated.
Seriously, brilliant update on this camera! Thank you x1000.
I have never selected a Sony for my Camera needs but if I see a video from Philip Bloom on a Sony camera I still watch the whole thing.
Fingers crossed for update to the FX3!🤞
Another amazing video, Philip. Fingers crossed they bring the focus breathing compensation to at least the FX3!
You're unmatched Phil!
Fantastic overview. Always appreciate the time you invest into your gear videos.
Thanks for the rundown of all the new features. I can't wait to get our firmware updated!
I loved every second of this video. I'm about to watch it again!
Thanks a lot, Philip. Highly informative, yet enjoyable, as always ❤
Great FW Update! Amazing Kamera
Philip, that was a brilliant review! What firmware version do I need to download to talk on camera as you do?
Face registration becoming touch tracking is a no no. Yes, I agree with you on having it as an option than being it the only way. Great video!
Wonderful stuff, lapped up every second. Very clear the FX6 is one of the best out there!
Now Im wondering if there is hope that the focus breathing compensation can be added to the a7siii and fx3 (would also like to see sony catalyst browse integrated into premier pro/final cut/davinci/avid, so we can use the gyro sensor data). one sony lens with minimal breathing is the sony 24-70mm f4
Since the a7siii has such a low resolution sensor the cropping might not be possible
@@DocBlob the a7siii is using the exact same sensor as the fx6. the fx6 is using the a7siii sensor.......if the fx6 can do it, I see no reason the a7siii couldn't
Superb quality video as always. Thanks so much for this Philip! So many new things that I need to tweak on our FX6.
I have no clue what you are going on about, I watch for the beauty, the humor and most of all, the Kitties.
I didn’t know your old boss was the Extra Shot bloke?! I love his channel!!
He did make me redundant when they axed 80% during the merger of Sky and BSB! He took voluntarily at the same time. Thankfully I was back then next day freelancing 5 days a week and then 6 months later then a camera left I was given their staff job. He did apologise a few years ago when I saw him again for the first time 😂
I’d like a channel with your slow motion shots and everything else you shoot. Great review!
Even though I don’t use the FX6, I find this video very entertaining, and having a Harriet cameo, makes it a special treat
Great review. I still love that fx9 footage of the red head, some of your best, IMO.
I second shoot weddings sometimes and hear over and over "How do you keep locked onto your subjects? My other second shooters using Sony the focus jumps around". I just tell them "Manual autofocusing". Ever since Philip first used the term (probably on the FX9 review) I've adopted it both into how I explain autofocus, and more importantly in how I use autofocus. It's very rare I miss autofocus except in extreme low light or if people are constantly crossing in front of my subject. Those are the situations I've flip back to manual in, but 95% of my event work and even typical corporate work is in Autofocus on my FX3. If the FX6 ever becomes easier to get ahold of I'm sure I'll be picking one up...maybe in 2025? lol.
superb video. Smooth and comprehensive
I love my fx6 and made yesterday the update 👌 great video like always Philip 👍🏻 best cinematic greetings from germany
Incredible video! This footage just makes me even more excited about my reserve on an FX6. Now if only there wasn't a chip shortage...
The amount of work that went into this … I have a lot of respect for you.
No plans to buy this, just bought a panasonic g9, all i can afford. But had to watch the whole video, just beautifully put together...
Great video Philip. What's that angled HDMI adapter you're using (shown at 7:49)? Thank you.
So well done Philip!!!!🖤🖤🖤🖤
This footage is gorgeous.
As i said before. The final nail for the FS5ii. Time to finally upgrade
The best camera reviews by far. I mean it, BY FAR. You are really selling me into the Topaz software, btw.
How do you like clear image zoom? I would like to use the fuji mk zooms :(
Thanks very much. Yes, it's been around and great for years. I use it a fair bit.
Really helpful as always, specifically the auto focus tips. Thanks.
Forever raising the bar on reviews.
Some day Philip will win an Oscar in "Camera Review" category :) Amazing work, even if one doesn't interested in buying this fancy cameras. Wish for R5 C epic review.
Fantastic work like always!
Thank you for another wonderful video. As I watch this video I can’t All but think, how unbelievably And crazily complex and complicated I digital cameras have become. When I look back and think of 35 mm movie cameras, the simplicity of them compared to what we have now is just absolutely colossal. You learn to load the film, you’ll learn to expose, you’ll learn the basics of the camera that are really just the basics of mechanical photography and you are set to produce the most beautiful images in the world no digital camera can even try to touch. Today? You need a 1000 page manual to run these cameras that get upgraded every three months along with with their video editors and the endless accessories and protocols that go along with them. Some say we are moving forward, I personally say we are going nowhere. because you pick up a 20, 30, 50, 60-year-old movie camera, and if you know the basics of photography and mechanics, you can work with them and produce imagery of astonishing beauty. But now you pick up a camera then you need a months worth of training and practice, that will be constantly upgraded, that will be replaced a couple of years later with something else and deemed redundant.. and all just seems a grand waste of time to me. It only takes for me to watch camera reviews of five or six years ago, those cameras look ridiculous, dated, and worth no one‘s time. But an old movie camera, no matter how old, it’s actually never old and will work today just as it did yesterday with basically no training required if you know your art. again thanks for the review, as always the best on UA-cam, and as always too good for UA-cam :)
Just because film cameras were simpler doesn't mean the whole process was simpler. Buying, loading, storing, developing, telecine, etc were all "extra" work compared to digital. They just happened outside the camera. Digital now also surpasses film in almost every aspect of performance so for many it IS the simpler choice.
Thank you.
To be fair you can easily operate this camera like that. Stick to the base ISO set everything to manual and record audio externally, syncing with a clapperboard!
@@aldolega Indeed. I was only referring to the process of capturing images.
@@philipbloom Philip I absolutely understand your point, and I am sure you absolutely understand mine. For what’s worth, you are making life easier to thousands of worldwide users of these cameras with your videos and the incredible detailed information and views you provide with them. I watch your work, never for the technicalities of the specific products you are reviewing, but for your art as a filmmaker and a storyteller, that in my opinion is unmatched by anyone else on this platform. Thank you again for what you do and for how well you do it 🎥
Great video Philip! That would be great if you could explain how did you get the spinning shot🙏🏻 Thanks again 🙏🏻
3rd....i am always amazed how it is that you dont work at Sony or ARRI, given incredible amount of knowledge you have 👏👏👏👏👏
Another masterpiece Philip, thank you. I hope we are seeing an update to the Sony A7siii too!
Yippie new firmware, my mate will be so excited when he gets the fx6 he ordered and paid for in May last year, rofl.
Yes! Please they need to get focus breathing correction for the A7SIII !!
Amazing video as usual Philip!
Excellent, brilliant review on this firmware update, Philip. The cached recording feature is something I’m so interested in - fighting the urge to trade in the a7siii for this 🥴 Thanks again for taking the time to create a detailed video 👍
Finaly I will get my own FX6 found a webiste that had one in stock :D so I watched your video (again x 2) as i´m waiting for it, thx for all things your learn us and there is a new firmware out v 3.00 any of your suggestions got fixed?
Great work as always making a dry subject entertaining and informative! I've only had V2.0 on my FX6 for a few hours and so far it is a very worthwhile upgrade.... but I need to practice "Manual Autofocus" with it and the speed and sensitivity settings. I've sent some coffees to help get you through the (no doubt) endless list of videos to make. I'm especially looking forward to your Xperia Pro-I review and how the hell to get 50fps out it to match the FX6 because I've failed. It's either that or we all give up and shoot NTSC frame rates .... the horror!
Great video! Man at 13:15 did you film there so long that stuff started growing on your cables 😂
Great informative watch during upgrading process.;) Thanks for all the tips and tricks!
Great vid Philip. Thank you
I love your reviews bro, always awesome!
Thanks Phillip. I’m learning a lot from ya. Thanks for your amazing tips 👊🏻
i still wish i had an FX9. i think your review of it made me obsessed...lol. hopefully ill get one someday
Phil REALLY likes that piece of music that he opened this review with. I think he uses it in every video at least once haha
I use music as themes, this is actually the Sony theme.
Hey Philip! Love the review and thanks for doing all this research.
Your insights to cameras have driven me to adjust settings and get each camera I ever use, to work at it's full potential.
Got a question for you though... Will we ever see a C70 review? I already own one, but would love to see/hear your opinion on it, especially now when there is an internal raw update coming out soon.
Either way, Love your work. A friend turned me on to your work some time ago, and it amazes me how much you have done and what you have done! Thanks for all you do!
Thank you. No I don’t think so, I shot loads for one but I just didn’t really like it and much preferred my R5 that I used to film it. The R5c interests me though.
@@philipbloom That is interesting to hear. I was close to purchasing an R5, but went with the A7sIII because I believe the video is just better on the Sony, and I wouldn't use a lot of the 8K or 4kHQ settings (plus the lowlight is still so much more useful). C70 just looks better for client work and has a film image that we use a lot.
I am interested about the R5c. The company I work for is thinking about getting the R5c as well. It is the closets (if not is) hybrid photo and video camera out there.
Appreciate the insights as always.
@@wjohnson1186 the lack of IBIS sucks for photos though. A1 is the best hybrid camera out there.
@@philipbloom lol. I straight up forgot about that camera. I keep thinking of it in a different class of camera with price. Great point.