Sony a7S III Review - Mini Documentary and Lowlight Sample Footage
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2020
- The Sony a7S III is finally here and we took it for a short ride. Hope you will enjoy.
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Came for the camera feedback, then got immersed in Kana's story and forgot why I was here completely. Amazing work!
That lowlight sequence was magic. The music, the shots, everything.
The trail running documentary was absolutely beautiful. I love the concept of reviewing gear that way.
100% agreed. The best way to me, on the job.
So far the best Sony A7S III video review I'd watched. The overall documentary was wonderfully made showing the low light capability of the camera, hands down to you and Sony. No overheating, no recording limitation, low light, ISO settings, stability is just fine beat Canon R5 & R6, image quality is amazing even when there's not enough light.
Many people watching reviews cus we are addicted to them . Thats why you create them cus it sells , but when I watching your mini docs with review I think I feel something , I watch something useful and I haven't waste my time . Keep going young minded man
Just chiming in along with everyone else to say I love the mini documentary format, and the creative eye you have for them.
That must have been a punishing run though!
This is the best format to showcase new kit, especially for those of us in the still photography community, *a perfect blend of technical and practical examples.* On a side note, hats off to Kana, such a great subject, gracious host, and cute as a button too! Cheers, Chris!
A funny true story about Sony's engineers and developing their first digital camera:
It was at a COMDEX show in Las Vegas in the late '80s or early '90s. (Sorry, I'm 74...)
I am a freelance commercial photographer and was invited to Sony's after-hours hospitality suite in the convention center Hilton Hotel to see their prototype digital still camera. (This was before they bought Minolta's photography line.) When I was handed the camera (and since I'm a pro photographer), I naturally turned the camera vertically to create some test portraits.
The camera was hooked up to a display in the room so everyone could see what the prototype was doing. Suddenly, the engineers fell dead silent and looked at each other with ashen faces... the camera's software sending the video signal to the display had no way to rotate the image. That made everyone in the room turn their heads to the side in order to see the portrait. Evidently, no one had considered *vertical* images! That sort of made sense seeing that Sony's background was television, not stills and in TV, it is rare that vertical images are needed.
IF back then I could see the future, I would have sold all my Kodak stock... Oh well.
Terry Thomas...
the photographer
Atlanta, Georgia USA
Terry, you should have your own UA-cam channel . we need and would love to have feedback and empresions from some one with your background and experience . stay safe
the shot at 6:12 looks so damn cool with the misty moody trees! great job on the documentary my dude
Came for the camera review-- but got completely lost and mesmerized in the documentary. Beautifully shot! Also, love how Kana's passion for trail running takes her to the mountains-- and taking photos once she gets there is just the added bonus! Kudos Johnnie! And great work with the edit Luciano.
Beautiful documentary. Love the colors. Makes me want to buy a Sony A7SIII and visit Japan. Amazing
So how exhausted were you? I've filmed athletes before, could barely keep up.
Same question here, Johnnie. Was constantly thinking of how many calories you burned, hahaha.
And that soundtrack on the doc is great (awesome job Luciano).
A7s3 - looks very promising. The ibis works well. Colors beautiful. And 16-bit.
Looking forward to Cinema5D team’s dynamic range tests.
The footage you captured looks so beautiful! I'm so amazed by it!
Johnnie, I just recently found your channel but I must say your mini documentaries are incredible. So inspiring! Thank you so much for putting out these type of videos.
The docs you make for these reviews are incredible!
Great video and preview. Loved the mini-documentary. Beautifully filmed!
I appreciate the great lengths you've gone to to bring us this pre-production review. Thank you!
Amazing Documentary and the color grade is beautiful...
Color grade... is okay
I always enjoy watching your reviews Johnny and what an excellent short and real inspiration thank you
I always enjoy watching your videos. Thank you as always.
Thank you. I like seeing how a camera works in real world settings. Specifications are all very well but they don’t inform you of the usability of the cameras.
Just love it! Beautiful doc! Thanks for sharing :)
You made amazing job testing A7SIII and R5 in the real live scenarios, which gave us true vision of these cameras.
excellent doc, excellent work, great preview. thank you for this. camera looks very nice.
Love the documentary, very inspiring. Love this kind of reviews where you actually show the work the camera can produce. bravo.
Thank you for creating this. The low-light is truly unreal. You just sold me my next camera.
Great channel. Your in house editor is a keeper. Subbed
i dont usually comment but i've watched your other cine reviews and its such a refreshing take on the review format! so awesome
Very informative! Thanks for the honest review and excellent video examples.
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Read the full review here: www.cinema5d.com/sony-a7s-iii-review-mini-documentary-and-lowlight-sample-footage/
Great work - stunning mini-dic and, as usual, highly competent, unbiased review. Thanks for the work you do. I've already pre-ordered the camera.
Always enjoy your doc style camera reviews!
Thank you for all your hardwork in putting this first look together! 👏
Holy shit! That low light is INSANE! I’ve got the a7sii and this is NOTICEABLY better!
Wow. By that much? So the a7siii is one tier above the best mirrorless camera for low light!!?
Huy nguyen kim nhat it’s honestly in its own league. It’s way better. The fact that you can still see colors at full iso is incredible! It’s night vision with color!!!
And it's cheaper than most night vision devices. Mind boggling high ISO performance.
Not really. I don't see that much of a difference!
@Gap cat vision 🐱👀 big eyes , very impressive low light in this video
I love your reviews, I can make reasonable judgement as to what to expect from the hardware. Thank you so much.
This and your canon r5/6 reviews have been absolutely fantastic and a breath of fresh air. thank you!
Loving the documentaries as a way to truly test these cameras. Thank you.
Superb work. You are setting new standards of excellence for reviews. I would have guessed the mountain segment was shot with a Fuji.
Wonderful work, Johnnie and Luciano.
Trail Running was very well done,
No cliche transitions that was a relief,
And this in depth review plus low light,
Seriously one of the completed one out there
Yeah thank goodness for no "UA-camr" transitions
Just wow! Very captivating documentary. Artful editing too!!!
You make such interesting documentaries. Enjoyed watching, great work.
6:18 That look and emotion of no doubt and absolute confidence at its purest
DAAAAAMN, MAN! The content that you're uploading seems so fresh, this is the kind of reviews that I want for products. There's so much stuff out there where the people often only read specs and shoot rocks and coffee cups... hahaha
I'm new here, since the R5 review (an awesome mini documental too) so... thanks for sharing this! Amazing work 🙌🏻✨
PS: Currently switching from Canon (5D and a lot of L glass) to Sony, so... stoked to learn more hahaha. This camera is going to be an absolute beast of a tool to creators!
Impecable vídeo, music and creativity here ! 🙏🏼👏
Awesome test footage and ramping up the ISOs the low light capabilities are out of this world.
Wonderful documentary, I love Japan, been to Tokyo many times, so really enjoyed the stories you choose to tell in this review and your Canon R6 review. I am also amazed at your moving (running) backward whilst filming amongst tree roots, but most of all I appreciate your honesty and creativity during this pandemic with all the restrictions. Oh, and I'm really impressed with what the camera can do as well - I think you've just scratched the surface of it's capabilities. Thanks Johnnie, Luciano and Kana.
From a fellow Tokyo-jin, I loved this review, especially the doc on Kana. What a great looking piece from places I have seen in person! I'm seriously considering this camera!
Awesome review, I need to do that trail!!!
loved the short film, great work!
Love this video! Really answered my curiosity about the camera on how it would work in real life. Thanks Johnny!
love the doc review format!
Fantastic content, delivery and feel !!
Well done Johnny! Footage looks amazing, especially in low light.
incredible overview and exceptional footage!!!
Thanks for outstanding review. I subscribed to your channel.
Great work! Love it
Footage looks great. And love this style of review. Actually creating something comprehensive to put it through it's paces.
Always love all your content and your website. It cut into a netflix ad in the middle and the production value didn't drop :) Also really nice because I spent most of my adult life in Japan. If i was still there I"d totally come buy you a coffee or beer if you had the time.
Thank you Johhnie, excellent as always.
I don't know how you do it though, filming a full 12km trail run. Id have been shattered after the bus ride.
The foggy mountain landscape at 7:40 gave me chills!
Best review of this camera, i love your work and talent
Great video, I like this so much
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Beautifully done!
Already preordered one
Great upload, I always enjoy hearing your opinions.
Amazing Documentaries
Thanks for the review! The low light footage is truly impressive. Does the camera have any API for me to write software to control it?
beautifully shot documentary and fantastic color grading
Very detailed introduction Thank you!
Awesome job man! Great work.
Very well made! The trail runner impressed me! Editing, sound mix, even her voice over is gorgeous!!! Was Filmconvert used to grade? Seems Cine4 IMHO...
Amazing documentary as always.
Japan is such a beautiful country, felt in love with it when I went there the first time. Thanks for this new perspective and the great documentary. Enjoyed it very much. Oh the Sony? Well looked great 😁🙏🏻
great video! which lens or lenses did you use (for the trail running video)?
Awesome documentary. Loved it
Both Neil/Mari's and Kana's story were beautifully filmed and told. Well done! 👏👏
Nice doc Johnnie. Very well shot.
Watched that documentry twice! Amazing Grade!!
OMG HOW FAR! You folks are amazing! I might have stayed in the bus! Fantastic work, enjoyed seeing the IBS. Well done be blessed in all you put your hand to. Frederick & Jennifer
Thanks a lot Frederick & Jennifer for your kind words!
very good review. Thanks!
Gerald Undone's review was technical and excellent but as a working professional, and philip bloom loves his cats... but your practical-application reviews are the best on youtube. Bar none. thank you.
These are the most honest reviews that we are missing. You never disappoint.
All those images were fascinating ! Thank you for the good work, and the real-life production format. It is of great help for anymore wondering whether this camera can make "it" or not... even though it's a pre-production item, now we know it can get better from something already exceptional.
Love the documentary review like others have commented. On the trail running video, was a gimbal used? I am debating on getting this camera because post-work on video is very time consuming. I am doing most video on my iPhone 11 Pro right now. The phone does well only in good light condition. Thanks. Great video btw.
I love your mini docs!
You could make a playlist with just your mini docs, "Cinema5d online film festival." I'm not sure what Nino & the other guys film, but include them as well.
We wonderful doc, once again. Made me want to be a trial runner. 👍🏻
Awesome Documentary, this is real life review, thanks for sharing
Great work Johnnie!
You make the best video reviews.
Thank you for the video, how does the dynamic range hold up under high iso settings
This camera is incredible
Those low light examples had me with my mouth open lol
Thanks for this
Great work! Nice camera too 😀
beautiful mini-doc, good job, which lens did you use for the film, 16-35mm?
Wonderful work Johnnie
Very informative. Thank you.
I was considering the R6 until watched your video, and now the A7s iii is on the top of my list since I also do what you do, minidocumentaries. However, I am holding out to see what the Panasonic GH6 has to offer. Then, I’ll be able to decide what camera is best for my workflow and previous investments.
Again, thank you and keep up the good work.
Another great mini-doc! That type of mountain hiking is difficult and like she was saying, it uses different parts of the body. Tried something similar in Colorado once and one of my back knee joint/muscles still bothers me a bit when I push it. It's gotten better, but man, that downhill trek is rough! The A7s III is looking nice. :)
what a great review! 👏
This was amazing! Does this have the Auto White Balance Lock like the A7RIV has? That is clutch in run and gun.
Love this mini doc on Mt Mitake. Making me miss tokyo. I did the same hike in November last year! And was living in Asagaya. Got excited when I saw the Chuo line! I'm definitely gonna get this camera!
Fantastic video and what a great camera,they listened.Love it.