After editing this video, I realised that I really didn't discuss the cost and spent my time comparing it to less expensive cameras. My quick thoughts are that the $4,500 USD price tag feels appropriate, even though it's really steep. When looking at high-end cameras like this I tend to look past price differences of any less than about 30%. These are tools for designed for professionals that are going to be able to pay it off after a few jobs. If this camera feels too expensive, then it's probably not right for you.
It's beyond me why mirrorless cameras don't just close the shutter to protect the sensor for lens change when you switch them off. At least give users the option... Sonys have already options for everything else...
I just want to commend you on your efforts. I watched your entire video and I appreciate how concise and pragmatic your talking points are. Excellent and informative content. I shoot with a 5D Mark IV and so far it's been excellent.
Hey, I was remembering your 5Div/a7rii these days, nice update. Yes, it is surprising that we can even talk about Canon and Sony on the same level these days. 3 years ago that was unthinkable.
I enjoyed the video and have been catching up on some of your older videos. I don't know why I never saw your channel before. I do hope that with camera's like the A9 we start to see more competition from Nikon and Cannon to beef up some of the capabilities of their line up for more dual purpose with better video offerings along with the great stills. Then again we just have to wait and see. Keep up the great work.
Hey man great video! I just found you today on recommended lol. Great quality and the cinematography... OH MY GOSH. You got my sub and I look forward to more videos!
Solid solid review man! I bought my A7RII at a time when the A9 was about to come out. I think a video like this would have made me bite the extra $1800. However I'm very happy with my a9, luckily I'm not in dire need of that super high speed shutter.
love your videos, i tested a a9 at the store last week, and it's a beast, my main concerns are the sony menu system will need a bit to get used to , compared to canon's (which I've been using forever) and although it's the photographer that creates the image, sony's features are so nice to have. My other struggles with switching are 1) cost to switch, and there's one lens i use 90% of the time, the 200 f2, which sony doesn't have and the balance would be quite off ( i mounted the 200 f2 onto my m5) I love how sony is pushing and succeeding
Your quality of videos is just amazing... And your each & every point is correct i use d7200 and haven't even used pro bodies but the d7200 feels like a tank whereas a6300/6500 feels like toys
THANK YOU! colour science DOES only apply to jpeg/video. Even certain reviewers that only shoot RAW say they prefer the Canon files for their colour... you can indeed match almost any RAW to another as you well demonstrated. I shot at a music festival and in the press tent a load of photographers were talking up their camera brand over another but they had no idea about camera calibration in LightRoom so pretty much all of their posturing was negated by the Adobe default profile making anything look the same. I'm interested in the eye sensor being less sensitive. One bug bear to all the Sony cameras. The noise may be related to the electronic shutter. I find there could be more noise in the electronic shutter files versus mechanical ones but I've not done extensive testing on this just a little bit. AWB does need to be a little better for sure. I've rarely had the levels of dust in the mirrorless cameras that I've owned for the last 6 years. Last camera I had to ditch because of dust was a Canon S90 and the one before that was the 5D mk1. Build wise I've dropped both an A6000 and an A7R onto concrete/tiled floors. The A7r bounced down the stairs and then the tiled floor. I was sure that the sensor would have been cracked. Nope, a few scuffs and the battery catch pinged off. Battery door still shuts. Not confident in the the weatherproofing but the build seems fine. The replacement models should be even better put together.
But even if you look at the examples between the 3 cams in the video, the canon has slighlty more pleasing colors even in raw. I know it's subjective but it's just like that. I think the problem with sony's is that they have a slight green cast which is bad for portraits. Canon's have a slight magenta cast and that complements the skins in a way. Maybe a little magenta bias on a sony in raw would make it look better.
Ive owned mirrorless cameras since the Panasonic GF-1. I Moved to Fuji then to Sony when the original A7 came out. I've cleaned a total of two sensors in that time. I use my newer A7 ll almost everyday. I've did a light cleaning once because of poor multitasking while changing lenses. Not sure if everyone knows to ensure the camera is turned off when changing lenses. If not, it literally sucks dust onto the sensor. Great review.
Great review. Articulate and speaks to virtually all the points a working pro would be concerned with. I tried switching from my Canon gear to the A7 system last year around this time and though I liked certain aspects of the Sony (mainly the EVF and the dynamic range of the A7r II especially,) the lack of glass, lack of dual slots and battery life plus, at the time, still not-there-yet abilities of AF adapters made it a no-go for everyday, reliable gear. But I still so very much wanted it to work. Fast forward to the A9 (and the A7r III) and it's (almost) all good. I'm a prime shooter and now shoot all Sigma Art glass with MC-11 adapters on an A9 and an A7r III. My Flashpoint/Godox OCF gear works perfectly manually and with HSS to boot. Plus, a HUGE deal and something that really has been a cornerstone of the switch for me is the ability to shoot silently. I shoot a lot of live performance, readings, some corporate meetings and the ability to shoot with nary a peep from the camera is invaluable. I'll likely pick up the Sony 24-70 2.8 and the 70-200 2.8 just to have the reassurance of native glass and for some added flexibility. All in all, having made the switch 2 months ago and shot @ 20 jobs with it, I couldn't be happier. I miss nothing about the Canon gear (which I was really rather fine with, but this is just, well, better.) Having shot Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm and Leica over the last 10 years, I can say without a doubt that this setup clicks the most boxes for me thus far. Thanks again for the insightful, informative review. It helped greatly in my decision-making.
Usually as far as sensor dust goes, dslr's have dust problems also. The advantage to mirrorless as far as sensor dust goes is that the sensor is easily accessible for cleaning. Usually a few puffs of air while changing lenses eliminates this problem. I also try to keep a sensor brush handy. One or two swipes usually removes any stubborn dust.
Great review. Nailed every detail. One thing that annoys me is having to press a button to move the dials. I wish they could have changed this already.
Cak I own both. I disagree lol video quality is much better in a9 and auto focus is just unbelievably faster and captures subjects much faster. Don't get me wrong, my 1dxmark2 is good but it's not as fast as my a9. The only thing 1dxm2 is better at is menu options and battery life and ergonomics. However if I have to judge the two based purely on raw power of video and photo, I'd give the edge to my a9 over my 1dxm2. It's like comparing titan x vs gtx1080.
Another great review. I totally agree with you on the nits: Sony have really listened to their customers and massively improved the new body over the previous designs, but there are still some issues and you highlighted all mine: the ergonomics still aren't quite there when compared to a Canon body. Maybe this is more down to muscle memory and being intimately familiar where the controls are and how they work, but the more I use Sonys and the muscle memory shifts, I'm still left feeling that the ergonomics still aren't there. This is especially true when you're using the camera in a fast-moving environment where you're shifting quickly between landscape and portrait and moving focus points and changing settings. The A9 is far, far better than previous iterations for changing focus points, but given how awful the A7 is, this isn't saying much. Luckily eye focus is generally excellent. The really big downside which affects all mirrorless cameras is the exposure of the sensor to the elements when you're changing lenses. Surely the shutter could be closed for the duration that the lens is off the camera. Anyway, I hate cleaning the sensor and the design makes it much more likely I will have to. The only real solution is to have a small number of lenses and a body for each one! Finally, the lack of S-Log etc. is a real disappointment. Maybe Sony want to drive people towards A7Rii and A7Sii for video, or their pro line of specific-purpose video cameras. But it feels too much like Canon, hobbling functionality in order to force users to spend more money on other bodies, especially when we have had this functionality in the A7 line for years already.
Doesn't the A9 have a mechanical shutter as well? Couldn't that be used as a dust cover when switching lenses? (if they added such a feature in a firmware update)
In my cannon, I could create a personalized menu that had every option I always use in one spot. If Sony would just do that, it wouldn't really matter how bad the menu navigation was because once my custom menu was set up, I'd rarely find myself back in the normal maze of menus.
Commend you on the excellent review of the Sony A9. Talking of sensor dust; you must see how the Nikon D610 collects sensor dust, I have cleaned it thrice and still there's a lot. I don't change lenses outdoors and change it at home and then take it out. If I shoot at f/16 I have to spend a good amount of time in LR "heal" ing all those spots. Can you suggest something for this, that said the image quality is excellent.
Super solid review. That was my biggest disappointment with the a7rII, clicking through pictures and zooming in to check focus was simply unusable. If picture review has been fixed up to Canon/Nikon standards, I'll be definitely checking this out.
Thank you for the video. I would like to dissect it for those considering switching from Canon. Some key points to go over: 1) "A lot of DR" I've never in my career needed more DR than offered by Canon. If it's a backlit shot that I need a little more detail I underexpose accordingly. Never an issue on the Canon 5D Mk 4. 2) "Great Noise" Again, with today's sensors I've never scuffed at the digital noise coming from my Mark III or IV. You even say towards the end 7:25 that with the A9 "you have to get the exposure right on" and "but it's very good". So not great? 3) "Things like S-Log are built into it" If your a professional and you don't send you camera to Canon at least once a year for a clean and check(CPS members can I get a what, what!!!) you should also have them add the C-log for $100. Especially if you shoot video occasionally. 4) "extremely sharp 4K" I'm a photographer, not a video dude. So this has no effect on me. And honestly, if your shooting video professionally, gets a system setup for video. Legit video production crews aren't using a Sony for there latest work, but I'm sure they think it's cute. 5) "tons of feature everybody else is leaving out" Features I've never felt lacking. It's like getting a car with all the bells and whistles when you're totally fine with the base or even mid-level options. 6) White balance "know how to massage it right" You also mentioned making it look good in post. That's sucks, more post-production work. And the biggest reason you shouldn't switch, the sensor dust problems you mentioned. You said you don't change the lenses as much to combat this issue!?!?! Sensor dust sucks ass and tiptoeing around the use of your camera because of this??? I'm good with sticking to Canon. You wonder if they've taken so long to release a mirrorless camera because of all these issues. Sometimes it might benefit a company not to be first to market with something.
Hi I am interested in the sony a7r 4 camera but I am not sure if my laptop will take 61 megapixel camera file. its an i7 and 8.00gb laptop. would I need new software for running that kind of camera loadings. because the A9ii is only 24mgpixels.using raw images, would the A9ii be a better camera as far as loading the files from the camera to my computer?
maybe to address the sensor dust they could have an optional setting so the shutter come down when you press the release button to cover it. surprised they haven't just done that
Hey Tyler! Great video! Just a couple of quick questions, what did you shoot this video on? AND can the Sony A9 do continuous videoing (i know a lot of it is based on memory card, but i shoot a lot of hour+ governmental meetings.)
I totally agree what you're saying about the price being appropriate considering the A9 is a professional camera. You say, if the price is out of your range, then it isn't the right camera for you. I regrettably agree with that. I'm an amateur photographer and would love to branch into the pro world but am struggling to figure out how to bridge that gap between where I am and where I want to be. I've been looking too much at gear to solve my problems and not necessarily the actual craft, process, and networking necessary. Does anyone have any pointers?
HEY TYLER AWSMMMMMM REVIEW...JUST WANNA KNOW IF THERE WOULD BE A DIFFERENCE IN IMAGE QUALITY BETWEEN 5D MARK 3 AND A9..?? IOWN 5D MARK3 ...PLANNING TO UPGRADE...THANKS IN ADVANCE.
Might be an irrelevant question you could help with... I'm looking to upgrade and I'm torn between a Mark IV and a D810 (and possibly do D850 after art college). My portfolio (to see what I'm used to shooting) can be found a www.calvinscott.net. Thoughts?
8:19, true about raw photos, but most Sony mirrorless cameras don't shoot raw video. There colour science is extremely important. This is why cameras like the GH5 are a better choice for video and colour grading in compressed formats.
Very nice review. :) Precise tests shows that in terms of dynamic range this camera has one stop advantage over 5d3 and one behind 5d4 (two behind a7r2).
Hi Tyler, I love your videos! I'm not a photographer. I am however looking for a good camera that will help me capture great moments of my family for years to come. I love taking photos but I gotta say I love shooting videos more than taking photos. I want to get a hybrid that will allow me to get the best of both worlds. I'm considering Sony A7Rii, but I'm concerned about the auto focus on it which seems to be sub-par? Is this a big issue or is it not that big of a deal especially for someone that is just starting out. OR should I wait for the Riii (if it's coming out this fall)? Or is there another camera that you'd recommend that is user friendly, compact and will support both great vids and photos? thanks
Tyler Stalman so for an amateur like me shooting my kids riding skateboards and playing soccer it'll be fine? Also should I get the sony 35mm or sigma art 35mm will work just as well? Thank you for the response btw! Appreciate it!
Tyler Stalman thanks! starting in a couple days, got booked to help with visual content for some fashion blogs. trying to find some tips via online but a lot are very redundant
After editing this video, I realised that I really didn't discuss the cost and spent my time comparing it to less expensive cameras. My quick thoughts are that the $4,500 USD price tag feels appropriate, even though it's really steep. When looking at high-end cameras like this I tend to look past price differences of any less than about 30%. These are tools for designed for professionals that are going to be able to pay it off after a few jobs. If this camera feels too expensive, then it's probably not right for you.
Agreed. You're paying for the bleeding edge and solid performance. Something that won't be replaced for 3 years I reckon.
edshotsdotcodotuk until the nikon d850 comes out
which it just did. booms... USD3300.
It's beyond me why mirrorless cameras don't just close the shutter to protect the sensor for lens change when you switch them off. At least give users the option... Sonys have already options for everything else...
hennwei the d850 is another category all together and compares to the 7r3
I just want to commend you on your efforts. I watched your entire video and I appreciate how concise and pragmatic your talking points are. Excellent and informative content. I shoot with a 5D Mark IV and so far it's been excellent.
Your content has always been so consistently solid man. Thanks for being awesome.
+Jebusjoose Well thank you for watching! I wish I had time to make more
Tyler, I love your videos. Thanks for being so concise and honest. Keep up the great work. Cheers from Germany.
Your back! Love your content man keep em coming
Tyler, you have a great talent. Please continue making reviews crisp and to the point like this.
You do the most enjoyable, meaningful camera reviews on UA-cam. Full stop. You have a gift. Thanks for sharing it.
this was so helpful, your reviews are the best! keep it up man
Thanks for a great review and talk about the body -- not just going over specs but giving opinions and supporting with experiences.
Hey, I was remembering your 5Div/a7rii these days, nice update. Yes, it is surprising that we can even talk about Canon and Sony on the same level these days. 3 years ago that was unthinkable.
I enjoyed the video and have been catching up on some of your older videos. I don't know why I never saw your channel before. I do hope that with camera's like the A9 we start to see more competition from Nikon and Cannon to beef up some of the capabilities of their line up for more dual purpose with better video offerings along with the great stills. Then again we just have to wait and see. Keep up the great work.
Hey man great video! I just found you today on recommended lol. Great quality and the cinematography... OH MY GOSH. You got my sub and I look forward to more videos!
Your reviews are on point sir. Keep up the good work.
Another great video. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on it!
legit you make the best in depth videos, and you say shit how it is! how things actually work vs specsheets and fan bias
Solid solid review man! I bought my A7RII at a time when the A9 was about to come out. I think a video like this would have made me bite the extra $1800. However I'm very happy with my a9, luckily I'm not in dire need of that super high speed shutter.
+Keem Ibarra The R is also a solid choice, you will love it
Nice one, Tyler. I'd love to see your review of the X1D, too.
love your videos, i tested a a9 at the store last week, and it's a beast, my main concerns are the sony menu system will need a bit to get used to , compared to canon's (which I've been using forever) and although it's the photographer that creates the image, sony's features are so nice to have. My other struggles with switching are 1) cost to switch, and there's one lens i use 90% of the time, the 200 f2, which sony doesn't have and the balance would be quite off ( i mounted the 200 f2 onto my m5)
I love how sony is pushing and succeeding
Your quality of videos is just amazing...
And your each & every point is correct i use d7200 and haven't even used pro bodies but the d7200 feels like a tank whereas a6300/6500 feels like toys
THANK YOU! colour science DOES only apply to jpeg/video. Even certain reviewers that only shoot RAW say they prefer the Canon files for their colour... you can indeed match almost any RAW to another as you well demonstrated. I shot at a music festival and in the press tent a load of photographers were talking up their camera brand over another but they had no idea about camera calibration in LightRoom so pretty much all of their posturing was negated by the Adobe default profile making anything look the same.
I'm interested in the eye sensor being less sensitive. One bug bear to all the Sony cameras.
The noise may be related to the electronic shutter. I find there could be more noise in the electronic shutter files versus mechanical ones but I've not done extensive testing on this just a little bit.
AWB does need to be a little better for sure.
I've rarely had the levels of dust in the mirrorless cameras that I've owned for the last 6 years. Last camera I had to ditch because of dust was a Canon S90 and the one before that was the 5D mk1.
Build wise I've dropped both an A6000 and an A7R onto concrete/tiled floors. The A7r bounced down the stairs and then the tiled floor. I was sure that the sensor would have been cracked. Nope, a few scuffs and the battery catch pinged off. Battery door still shuts. Not confident in the the weatherproofing but the build seems fine. The replacement models should be even better put together.
I think there needs to be a lot more education about color processing out there
Tyler, can you teach us how you match Sony color to the Canon 5D please ?
But even if you look at the examples between the 3 cams in the video, the canon has slighlty more pleasing colors even in raw. I know it's subjective but it's just like that. I think the problem with sony's is that they have a slight green cast which is bad for portraits. Canon's have a slight magenta cast and that complements the skins in a way. Maybe a little magenta bias on a sony in raw would make it look better.
Thank You for this review I truly make a decision now.
Ive owned mirrorless cameras since the Panasonic GF-1. I Moved to Fuji then to Sony when the original A7 came out. I've cleaned a total of two sensors in that time. I use my newer A7 ll almost everyday. I've did a light cleaning once because of poor multitasking while changing lenses. Not sure if everyone knows to ensure the camera is turned off when changing lenses. If not, it literally sucks dust onto the sensor.
Great review.
Thank you! Thank you for talking about the dust problem. I live in fear of changing lenses on my A7 because of this.
Great review. Articulate and speaks to virtually all the points a working pro would be concerned with. I tried switching from my Canon gear to the A7 system last year around this time and though I liked certain aspects of the Sony (mainly the EVF and the dynamic range of the A7r II especially,) the lack of glass, lack of dual slots and battery life plus, at the time, still not-there-yet abilities of AF adapters made it a no-go for everyday, reliable gear. But I still so very much wanted it to work. Fast forward to the A9 (and the A7r III) and it's (almost) all good.
I'm a prime shooter and now shoot all Sigma Art glass with MC-11 adapters on an A9 and an A7r III. My Flashpoint/Godox OCF gear works perfectly manually and with HSS to boot. Plus, a HUGE deal and something that really has been a cornerstone of the switch for me is the ability to shoot silently. I shoot a lot of live performance, readings, some corporate meetings and the ability to shoot with nary a peep from the camera is invaluable. I'll likely pick up the Sony 24-70 2.8 and the 70-200 2.8 just to have the reassurance of native glass and for some added flexibility.
All in all, having made the switch 2 months ago and shot @ 20 jobs with it, I couldn't be happier. I miss nothing about the Canon gear (which I was really rather fine with, but this is just, well, better.) Having shot Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm and Leica over the last 10 years, I can say without a doubt that this setup clicks the most boxes for me thus far.
Thanks again for the insightful, informative review. It helped greatly in my decision-making.
Usually as far as sensor dust goes, dslr's have dust problems also. The advantage to mirrorless as far as sensor dust goes is that the sensor is easily accessible for cleaning. Usually a few puffs of air while changing lenses eliminates this problem. I also try to keep a sensor brush handy. One or two swipes usually removes any stubborn dust.
*me looking at the title* : eh, just another camera review by some other youtuber
*after watching the intro* : subs earned - this looks great.
Are you saying you have to get exposure right on, on the Sony A9 because there is more noise in the shadows than other cameras?
Great review. Nailed every detail. One thing that annoys me is having to press a button to move the dials. I wish they could have changed this already.
yess crispy vídeo and smoth at the same time
Really slick presentation - I was kept engaged and learned a lot. Thanks.
Thank you for this very factual review
Great review Tyler!
+Kenneth Heinbecker Thanks Ken!
i like your reviews.. a lot
+Louis Luzuka I like you watching them a lot ✊️
Thank you for awesome crispy video but I am confused between canon 1dx ii and Sony a9 which one is better
+MJ4K That's a tough question and I don't think there is a right answer. I'll need to spend more time with each of them
MJ4K for sports there is no comparison to Canon destroys Sony
CEM ESTEBAN thats. Bullshit
Cak I own both. I disagree lol video quality is much better in a9 and auto focus is just unbelievably faster and captures subjects much faster. Don't get me wrong, my 1dxmark2 is good but it's not as fast as my a9. The only thing 1dxm2 is better at is menu options and battery life and ergonomics. However if I have to judge the two based purely on raw power of video and photo, I'd give the edge to my a9 over my 1dxm2. It's like comparing titan x vs gtx1080.
Joshua Mack it’s no bullshit, Sony have no sports lenses as yet, Doha.
Another great review. I totally agree with you on the nits: Sony have really listened to their customers and massively improved the new body over the previous designs, but there are still some issues and you highlighted all mine: the ergonomics still aren't quite there when compared to a Canon body. Maybe this is more down to muscle memory and being intimately familiar where the controls are and how they work, but the more I use Sonys and the muscle memory shifts, I'm still left feeling that the ergonomics still aren't there. This is especially true when you're using the camera in a fast-moving environment where you're shifting quickly between landscape and portrait and moving focus points and changing settings. The A9 is far, far better than previous iterations for changing focus points, but given how awful the A7 is, this isn't saying much. Luckily eye focus is generally excellent.
The really big downside which affects all mirrorless cameras is the exposure of the sensor to the elements when you're changing lenses. Surely the shutter could be closed for the duration that the lens is off the camera. Anyway, I hate cleaning the sensor and the design makes it much more likely I will have to. The only real solution is to have a small number of lenses and a body for each one!
Finally, the lack of S-Log etc. is a real disappointment. Maybe Sony want to drive people towards A7Rii and A7Sii for video, or their pro line of specific-purpose video cameras. But it feels too much like Canon, hobbling functionality in order to force users to spend more money on other bodies, especially when we have had this functionality in the A7 line for years already.
Doesn't the A9 have a mechanical shutter as well?
Couldn't that be used as a dust cover when switching lenses? (if they added such a feature in a firmware update)
Really excited to see sony make a crop version of this camera
a6500
In my cannon, I could create a personalized menu that had every option I always use in one spot. If Sony would just do that, it wouldn't really matter how bad the menu navigation was because once my custom menu was set up, I'd rarely find myself back in the normal maze of menus.
Commend you on the excellent review of the Sony A9. Talking of sensor dust; you must see how the Nikon D610 collects sensor dust, I have cleaned it thrice and still there's a lot. I don't change lenses outdoors and change it at home and then take it out. If I shoot at f/16 I have to spend a good amount of time in LR "heal" ing all those spots. Can you suggest something for this, that said the image quality is excellent.
I like your videos. Good job!
Awesome Video :) Thanks so much. BTW, Could you also do comparison with GH5 from photography perspective ?
Super solid review. That was my biggest disappointment with the a7rII, clicking through pictures and zooming in to check focus was simply unusable. If picture review has been fixed up to Canon/Nikon standards, I'll be definitely checking this out.
GREAT quality review / comparison... thoughts on the A9 vs. the new Nikon D850? Will you do a comparison of those?
what do you think of the new canon 6d m2?
I want to go into full frame but unsure if i go for canon or sony
Thanks Tyler. I find your commentary to be extremely well-balanced and informed.
Thank you for the video. I would like to dissect it for those considering switching from Canon.
Some key points to go over:
1) "A lot of DR" I've never in my career needed more DR than offered by Canon. If it's a backlit shot that I need a little more detail I underexpose accordingly. Never an issue on the Canon 5D Mk 4.
2) "Great Noise" Again, with today's sensors I've never scuffed at the digital noise coming from my Mark III or IV. You even say towards the end 7:25 that with the A9 "you have to get the exposure right on" and "but it's very good". So not great?
3) "Things like S-Log are built into it" If your a professional and you don't send you camera to Canon at least once a year for a clean and check(CPS members can I get a what, what!!!) you should also have them add the C-log for $100. Especially if you shoot video occasionally.
4) "extremely sharp 4K" I'm a photographer, not a video dude. So this has no effect on me. And honestly, if your shooting video professionally, gets a system setup for video. Legit video production crews aren't using a Sony for there latest work, but I'm sure they think it's cute.
5) "tons of feature everybody else is leaving out" Features I've never felt lacking. It's like getting a car with all the bells and whistles when you're totally fine with the base or even mid-level options. 6) White balance "know how to massage it right" You also mentioned making it look good in post. That's sucks, more post-production work.
And the biggest reason you shouldn't switch, the sensor dust problems you mentioned. You said you don't change the lenses as much to combat this issue!?!?! Sensor dust sucks ass and tiptoeing around the use of your camera because of this??? I'm good with sticking to Canon. You wonder if they've taken so long to release a mirrorless camera because of all these issues. Sometimes it might benefit a company not to be first to market with something.
Hi I am interested in the sony a7r 4 camera but I am not sure if my laptop will take 61 megapixel camera file. its an i7 and 8.00gb laptop. would I need new software for running that kind of camera loadings. because the A9ii is only 24mgpixels.using raw images, would the A9ii be a better camera as far as loading the files from the camera to my computer?
maybe to address the sensor dust they could have an optional setting so the shutter come down when you press the release button to cover it. surprised they haven't just done that
Can you please help me how do you get canon colors in Sony A7r3 or A7r2
This vs a7riii? Advantages and disadvantages?
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Same dude same...
the quality is so good but the price is so high 😭
Hey Tyler, awesome videos! Your reviews are especially great, you need to do one on Fuji though! I'd like to hear what you think about the X-T2.
+Cody Shanley Thanks! I’ve been hearing a lot of Fuji requests, it will happen eventually
Looking forward to it! Cheers!
Canon eos R heard you regarding dust entering while lens changing issue
Hey Tyler!
Great video! Just a couple of quick questions, what did you shoot this video on? AND can the Sony A9 do continuous videoing (i know a lot of it is based on memory card, but i shoot a lot of hour+ governmental meetings.)
I'd love to see an updated A9 with an E-Mount. Perhaps an A9R III ?? ...but the nomenclature is confusing. A9E v2 is better. or alpha9-E II
Same question as before, how do you get good colors with the sony, teach us!
Nice review, Quality content. But the A9 did not convinced me. Ill buy the 5d mark IV
What is the background music name?
I totally agree what you're saying about the price being appropriate considering the A9 is a professional camera. You say, if the price is out of your range, then it isn't the right camera for you. I regrettably agree with that. I'm an amateur photographer and would love to branch into the pro world but am struggling to figure out how to bridge that gap between where I am and where I want to be. I've been looking too much at gear to solve my problems and not necessarily the actual craft, process, and networking necessary. Does anyone have any pointers?
Super Helpful...Thanks
please make 6d mark ii review your review are too good
does it video shoot on 120 fps in 4k/1080p???
Great video!
why don't camera manufacturers make a dedicated dial for the iso aperture and shutter speed ?
Tyler Question: has the white balance issue been resolved with the Sony A7 IV ?
are you changing lenses with the camera powered on?
Which is great Sony a9 or a7 r 3.. I love taking 4Tos also I wanna make vlogs.. hoping to hear from u soon ..thank you..
never knew you lived in Calgary. Thats dope
What about video recoding format ?
Solid video.
I'm no engineer, but why can't they use the camera shutter to protect the senor while changing lens? maybe they have make a lens changing mode.
Great video! Subbed
HEY TYLER AWSMMMMMM REVIEW...JUST WANNA KNOW IF THERE WOULD BE A DIFFERENCE IN IMAGE QUALITY BETWEEN 5D MARK 3 AND A9..?? IOWN 5D MARK3 ...PLANNING TO UPGRADE...THANKS IN ADVANCE.
+Apurva Agnihotri Similar but different. I slightly prefer the canon for image quality
THANKS A TON
Might be an irrelevant question you could help with... I'm looking to upgrade and I'm torn between a Mark IV and a D810 (and possibly do D850 after art college). My portfolio (to see what I'm used to shooting) can be found a www.calvinscott.net. Thoughts?
Tyler, have you mentioned somewhere what gear you use for these videos? I love the look.
+MaggotBrain10 Thanks! Most of my UA-cam video is on the A7RII
What lens was that in the intro?
Name of the intro-song?
8:19, true about raw photos, but most Sony mirrorless cameras don't shoot raw video. There colour science is extremely important. This is why cameras like the GH5 are a better choice for video and colour grading in compressed formats.
I think the a7Riii is one more nail in the Canon/Nikon coffin. Can the 5Div really compete in any level?
i think small cameras with big lenses look awesome
nice glasses!! where can i find it?
Very nice review. :) Precise tests shows that in terms of dynamic range this camera has one stop advantage over 5d3 and one behind 5d4 (two behind a7r2).
+Rafał I Good to know, thanks!
great review!! more podcasts please!!! also are you going to upgrade the 5d iv with clog for video?
The one DX Mark2 focus a lot better than the five d mk4
What do you think Sony RX10 III?
I wanted that stuff!!!
That thumbnail is heavy
What lenses do you use?
what lens did you use?
The Best!
what camera and lense did you use to shoot this video, it looks amazingly pleasant
+牛力 mostly the a7rii with the 28mm
I just want a dslr camera 😭😭😭 and my buddy just got the Nikon D5600...
RED ACE get sony a68
Which camera are you using?
Silence shooter. Game changer.
Hi Tyler,
I love your videos!
I'm not a photographer.
I am however looking for a good camera that will help me capture great moments of my family for years to come. I love taking photos but I gotta say I love shooting videos more than taking photos.
I want to get a hybrid that will allow me to get the best of both worlds.
I'm considering Sony A7Rii, but I'm concerned about the auto focus on it which seems to be sub-par? Is this a big issue or is it not that big of a deal especially for someone that is just starting out.
OR should I wait for the Riii (if it's coming out this fall)?
Or is there another camera that you'd recommend that is user friendly, compact and will support both great vids and photos?
thanks
+Fat Loss Solutions Inc. I definitely wouldn't call the focus subpar, it's better than any other mirrorless I've tried
Tyler Stalman so for an amateur like me shooting my kids riding skateboards and playing soccer it'll be fine? Also should I get the sony 35mm or sigma art 35mm will work just as well? Thank you for the response btw! Appreciate it!
song?
Subscribed. Will you do vids on how to take photos similar to your wife's blog?
+pat dinco Its been high on the list of video ideas for a while, just haven't got around to it yet. It will happen though!
Tyler Stalman thanks! starting in a couple days, got booked to help with visual content for some fashion blogs. trying to find some tips via online but a lot are very redundant
Which is the best camera according to you upto the range of 600$ aud
Aijaz Mohammed Nikon d7200
Sir A 9 kaisa hai
Nikon d5600 vs sony a68 which one is better??
Sony Alpha 68 is a machine and better than 5600 and 70d canon