Do they make it for A7IV? You mentioned that it could be used with an A7IV but does tilta make a cage for the A7IV that is also compatible with this fan?
Hey Jason, try two things with that fan if you could. They aren't practical but an extreme case scenario for this fan. One, try and put a higher quality thermal conductor pad then the one on the fan, you can find quality thermal pads that conduct heat extremely well and fill the square space and then apply the fan and try an outdoor heat test. The second is slightly more extreme, find a large enough thin copper plate and put that as the pad between the fan and the camera. Just ideas, best of luck!
Jason, do you know if this fan would fit the A7IV? Im not sure if all of Sony's flippy screens are the same but i was so disappointed with my A7IV, for the first time ever i recorded a school event performance for a school with kids with disabilities and the camera overheated ans shut down in 4K 30fps in 1 hour. I used a dummy battery with the display open and a FX Lion nano three external battery. The them was also said to High but the only thing i did forget to do was open the SD card cover. The A/C was On in the auditorium so i wouldn't consider it being too hot. I donated my time and the principal was happy that i was able to get the majority of the event but i would have been devastated being paid and this happening. 😵💫
I use the Canon version of this fan on my A7IV. It doesn't fit 100% but I made it work. This new Sony version would work much better. I hope Tilta makes a new cage for the A7IV that can be used with this new cooling system.
I've experimented with using my ZV-E1 as a webcam because, why not? My colleagues commented immediately on the image quality. But I found that it overheats much faster when web-camming than video recording. Lasts about 30-40 minutes in a 21 degree room for me. Have you found that? And does the tilta fan stretch the ZV-E1 to a point where I could do a full day's worth of meetings without overheating?
Great vid man! Seems like a solid solution. If you haven’t seen it yet, I made a reel where I attached some heat sinks to my a7iv (passive cooling) and I’ve been getting some amazing results.
I got a zve1 and it over heated in like 20 minutes of shooting (not continuously) I live in Georgia and it was like 80-90 degrees when I was out shooting. I don’t think I ever ran into over heating when I had a a7iii so I was frustrated and exchanged it for a new one. If that one over heats I might just get an a7s3 but I feel like I’ve heard people say that one overheats too. Maybe I’ll just get this fan and call it a day and save the $1300
Hey nice video !!! ty so much . but what battery u recomend for me as a sony a6700 user. im trying to get everything portable as posible. if u can send me any tips i will appreciate it
I’ve seen some other people posting about this fan. It kinda goes against why people liked the camera because of size, and also powering it just makes it too big. I think Sony needs to get the overheating issues figured out moving forward because as of now that’s the one major complaints from people here in Miami with these new cameras.
its for versatility if you shooting short videos take the fans off, if you need to shoot long period rig it up theres a reason why no one brings an fx6 around to vlog, aside from the price, you cant go anywhere smaller than that, where as fx3 can do 90% of fx6 if you rig it properly
@@KenTVtw lol no one mentioned a FX6 😆 but for $2200 plus the couple hundred in add-on there are better options. And spending $2200 Sony should just get their $hit together and fix these overheating problems in their cameras moving forward.
FX6 and FX3 was mentioned cuz you said people cared about the size and no one asked you to get zve1 if you aim for compact size, with full frame sensor, this is exactly it if you cant handle it, get the bigger fx3
@@KenTVtw to be honest i think that with the cage and that fan the size difference between the EV and the FX3 aint that much anymore,....... don´t get me wrong i want to buy the EVZ1 but I am afraid is gonna overheat if I start interviewing people in the streets for example........ i guess that i could shut the fan off when i am interview people cause obviously i don´t want to hear the fan......... there are probably ways to work around this
Hello, I have a question about this Cooling System for the Sony ZV-E. Does it work on other Sony cameras, for example, the Sony A6700, where the overheating is unbearable?
Hey Jason! Great channel! Gear question: Currently i have a7iii with Tamron 17-28 and 28-75. I would consider myself somewhat of a hybrid shooter but with tilt towards video. No commercial, just content creation and smaller video projects for my band. What to upgrade towards 10bit 4:2:2 and i would like to have a flip out screen. Should i buy FX30(i also have Sigma 18-35 from Canon times) or ZV E1 and keep a7iii for photos for both options? Or a7IV(60fps crop is not a big deal since i also consider fx30) and sell a7iii and Sigma 18-35?
Also forgot to mention that "run and gun" is something that i am looking for with occasional controlled shooting. Thats why i like Dynamic Stabilization and small size in ZVE1.
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema only a couple of models, but I like this implementation better because you can store the camera with the fan behind the screen and transport it all together. I'm sure Tilta will work the fan noise levels in future versions.
8:24 he hints that it fits the A7iv. I wish he could have given just a little more depth. I’ve been wanting to purchase one for my A7iv but I have been able to get an answer to how it would stay in place. 🤷🏿♂️
@@PastorGreads I hear you, For some odd reason it seems the A7IV overheats for some and for other it does not, I have gotten into several disputes bc my overheats on almost every shoot and not even in that hot and humid weather, where I live it get's "hot" but no humid and nothing like Florida Hot where I am sure my A7IV would catch on fire. I am a professional and have read all the posts on how to keep it from overheating but mine still over heats, albeit I shoot 90% of the time 60p 4K which really makes the camera work a lot harder to process , but it should NOT overheat like it does so quickly.. I will most like go back to the FX3 for the same reason. I do not think this fan will really help that much anyways and might be a little bit gimmicky..
Never had overheating issues but yesterday sonething weird happend with my ZV-E1. Just as I stopped recording it kept writing to the sd card and I couldn't do anything.. not even close the camera or change anything. Only way I got to close the camera was to pull out the battery 😅 Works comepletely fine now 😅😅
Thanks so much for this great video! I saw the fan on a Twitter (X) post from Tilta. The fan is priced really well but that cage...ouch it's a bit expensive. It seems to be a great design and great build but it's out of my price range. The lightweight kit at $99 may make its may to my cart though. Cheers
Love your channel but I did my own review on this cage vs the SmallRig. I’m kind of disappointed you didn’t point out that you were either paid or just ignored all the functional flaws of this cage. Beautiful but poorly engineered compared to the more mundane SmallRig.
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema The added arca plate that could’ve been built in, the lack of a longer grip that’s super short, the placement of the cold shoe direct in front of the hot shoe, the installation process. All fall short of the Smallrig. I did a quick comparison on my own. The tilta looks and feels amazing but usability was lacking. Love your content but just felt you gave this more props without calling out its faults. Nothing but respect though my man. But the fan is very cool 😁.
I really wish it had an internal battery. I'd rather get this one but I run and gun so I gotta go the the Ulanzi and I don't like that I have to use that sticky thing on the back of my camera.
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema rather than the results I just wanna know whether it is compatible on the Sony apsc line, cos this is built for the full frames
Does anyone know if these thing has active cooling from something like a peltier? What I mean is does this thing get colder than were it just using a fan?
'Band aid' solution 🙂. and Tilta makes good stuff, but if Sony (which makes good FX cameras) can't put a 2 dollar fan in all of it's full-frame cameras then I won't even look at the rest of it's features. The AF is fantastic, but we had Sony / Canon heat problems some 10 years ago. they put a fan in the FX30, so did Lumix (the most value-added cameras), so why not Sony? Frustrating.
If overheating is a concern for anyone, consider getting the Sony FX30 instead. I know, I know, you lose FF, but if you're getting the ZV to save money in the first place, the cost of FF lenses negates that. Unless you're filming for Netflix, you won't likely be able to tell the difference either.
Agree that FF isnt “necessary” but if you’re budget allows for it and also if you already have FF lenses from other FF cameras (for example I have had the A73 and loved it for years and have built up a good set of lenses for it) but now want to upgrade to a better FF vid centric rig. The ZVE1 + this fan is still an incredibly better deal than the A7S3 or FX3. I think there’s space for a varied group of creatives and I think this fills a space in that world and minus the overheating the ZVE1 is a great value prop. Add this for $60 and it makes it something to consider. Side note - YES i do wish that Sony would’ve solved this issue from the get go without having to use 3rd party hardware BUT I can also concede that fitting that sensor and tech into an EXTREMELY portable product had to have some compromises somewhere.
The cost of FF lens is in fact cheaper for the same equivalent lens . To achieve the look and light capture ability of a 35mm F2 FF lens, you need an APSC 24mm F1.4 lens, which is more expensive. You may tell me you don't need that low light ability, and APSC 24mm F2 is fine for you. But then with FF 35mm F4 or a slow zoom is dead cheap, and weight like feather.
I must have recieved a defective fan. On the lowest setting it's really loud. On the highest setting it's down right embrassing. Any mic within 15ft is picking it up.
My fan won’t turn on!!!! I plugged it into my wall, and into my v mount battery and it just won’t turn on!!! 😡😡😡 ok update. You HAVE to use usbc to usbc. You can’t use regular usb to usbc. Looks like I have to get a new battery or electronic mount plate. Fuck. The return window for my battery JUST ended
You didn't really test the fan to see how long one can record for. You just said, "I don't see why you'd be recording for long periods in 4k50/60". That doesn't help us one single bit. You didn't do a noise test to let us know how much noise is introduced to the sensor, due to heat, and how much that noise is reduced with the fan on. You also never showed how bulky the camera becomes once you mount an NP battery on it, which in mandatory for operation. I'd tell people to stop being cheap, and save up for the A7SIII or FX3. This fan only makes the ZV-E1 more of a hassle to use.
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema I'm talking about noise induced to the sensor, due to the heat generated. The ZV-E1 doesn't have the same video quality as the A7SIII, due to to heat it generates. Your tests don't address the before and after. You tested fan noise. Also, You tested 4k50/60, not 4k120. You stated that the camera is still a good buy due to its compact size, but failed to show how big it is when you add a NP battery to it. I watched your video.
@@TheReallyBadChannel pixel peep at 2000% and you’ll see a difference. 1:1 you don’t notice jack. Sorry to be blunt but the truth. Focus on story telling, framing, composition, lighting, rather than some potential microscopic noise detail in the image
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema Better to be blunt than to be misunderstood. I get what you're saying, but if you're putting content on TH-cam, IG, Twitter, etc, the platform compression will make the noise worse. Secondly, SORRY TO BE BLUNT, BUT THE TRUTH... You're a gear hawking/review channel. Don't tell people to "Focus on story telling, framing, composition, lighting, rather than some potential microscopic noise detail in the image". If you are not SHOWING your viewers how to do those things, don't promote them when questioned on YOUR review. Thats not what your channel is, you do gear reviews like all the other gear influencers, THUS, you should be meticulous in addressing technical issues, instead of gear technique.
Did tilta slip you a hundy for this review? Rigging up a fan that needs an external v mount battery bigger than the camera itself 😂 makes sense Not to mention unusable audio into the camera. Better carry my sm7b around for all my run and gun work Come on brooooo
I have said this in about 6 videos that this camera was not designed for this long record time. This is an option for people who want to push those limits. I recommend people use the FX30, FX30 or FX6 for these super long record times because of the fan. Rigging out the camera in a professional set is what I do. Might not be what you do. I mean, you can make a better review video if you want. You do you
I really like the cage and the top handle, the fan is stupid. You buy this camera for the size factor, then spend a boot load of money on a fan & a battery omg 🤯 By the time you add all this you should have got the FX range. I'm sure the stupid ppl will love it 🤣
zve1 is the only camera that has ai autofocus chip that uses IMX 510 sensor Fx3 is like double the cost of zve1, and a7s3 doesn't have focus compensation feature.
Do they make it for A7IV? You mentioned that it could be used with an A7IV but does tilta make a cage for the A7IV that is also compatible with this fan?
This is why I bought the FX3. With the built in fan, I've never had an overheating issue like I had on the Sony A74.
There is a similar fan from Ulanzi currently on pre-order. It does not tilt down, but it has a built-in battery and the pre-order price is $19.95
I would still go this tilta version
Does it need an external battery? If so, that sucks too
@@jaymills1720 The one from Ulanzi contains built-in battery that lasts approx. 1 hour. Eventually you can power it via USB-C as well. You choose.
very clearly this tilta one is much much better quality
@@BuiltInceptiondid you try both? The ulanzi fan seems so be super silent comparted to tilta
Hey Jason, try two things with that fan if you could. They aren't practical but an extreme case scenario for this fan.
One, try and put a higher quality thermal conductor pad then the one on the fan, you can find quality thermal pads that conduct heat extremely well and fill the square space and then apply the fan and try an outdoor heat test. The second is slightly more extreme, find a large enough thin copper plate and put that as the pad between the fan and the camera. Just ideas, best of luck!
I'm excited about this fan. My plan for this camera is for use as a social media camera for my wife's dance school and a wide camera for recitals.
Great review! Thank you! Can you tell us please how the camera reacts in overheating when you record long video at 1080p at 50fps?
1:07 We are indeed, absolutely, FAN-tastic, with this tilta addition to solve the manufacturers' ovheat-crippled camera models.
Pretty COOL huh
Jason, do you know if this fan would fit the A7IV? Im not sure if all of Sony's flippy screens are the same but i was so disappointed with my A7IV, for the first time ever i recorded a school event performance for a school with kids with disabilities and the camera overheated ans shut down in 4K 30fps in 1 hour. I used a dummy battery with the display open and a FX Lion nano three external battery. The them was also said to High but the only thing i did forget to do was open the SD card cover. The A/C was On in the auditorium so i wouldn't consider it being too hot. I donated my time and the principal was happy that i was able to get the majority of the event but i would have been devastated being paid and this happening. 😵💫
This looks so good. Have not been able to find Australian stock, did you order from overseas?
Straight from tilta website
I use the Canon version of this fan on my A7IV. It doesn't fit 100% but I made it work. This new Sony version would work much better. I hope Tilta makes a new cage for the A7IV that can be used with this new cooling system.
Oh nice!
Very cool video, I ordered straight away! Can I also use the power from the DJI RS3?
Jason is super! You're doing great! Tilta makes its products cooler and cooler! We are waiting for a review of how long it will last in the heat!
After 8 mins in the video is the heat test. Chapters are even linked
I've experimented with using my ZV-E1 as a webcam because, why not? My colleagues commented immediately on the image quality. But I found that it overheats much faster when web-camming than video recording. Lasts about 30-40 minutes in a 21 degree room for me. Have you found that? And does the tilta fan stretch the ZV-E1 to a point where I could do a full day's worth of meetings without overheating?
Following this. Any answers?
Did you try it out. I was thinking of doing the same thing. Also which lens are you going to go with as a webcam?
imagine you are at a wedding and someone pull up with a zve1 with a fan haha
You got plenty of fans 😉
Great vid man! Seems like a solid solution. If you haven’t seen it yet, I made a reel where I attached some heat sinks to my a7iv (passive cooling) and I’ve been getting some amazing results.
Oh nice! That’s awesome
Mines coming in the mail on Monday I’m so stoked. Especially cause I accidentally bought a zve10 small rig cage and sent it back 😂😅
Nice haha
I got a zve1 and it over heated in like 20 minutes of shooting (not continuously) I live in Georgia and it was like 80-90 degrees when I was out shooting. I don’t think I ever ran into over heating when I had a a7iii so I was frustrated and exchanged it for a new one. If that one over heats I might just get an a7s3 but I feel like I’ve heard people say that one overheats too. Maybe I’ll just get this fan and call it a day and save the $1300
Hey nice video !!! ty so much . but what battery u recomend for me as a sony a6700 user. im trying to get everything portable as posible. if u can send me any tips i will appreciate it
I’ve seen some other people posting about this fan. It kinda goes against why people liked the camera because of size, and also powering it just makes it too big. I think Sony needs to get the overheating issues figured out moving forward because as of now that’s the one major complaints from people here in Miami with these new cameras.
its for versatility
if you shooting short videos take the fans off, if you need to shoot long period rig it up
theres a reason why no one brings an fx6 around to vlog, aside from the price, you cant go anywhere smaller than that, where as fx3 can do 90% of fx6 if you rig it properly
@@KenTVtw lol no one mentioned a FX6 😆 but for $2200 plus the couple hundred in add-on there are better options. And spending $2200 Sony should just get their $hit together and fix these overheating problems in their cameras moving forward.
FX6 and FX3 was mentioned cuz you said people cared about the size
and no one asked you to get zve1
if you aim for compact size, with full frame sensor, this is exactly it
if you cant handle it, get the bigger fx3
True
@@KenTVtw to be honest i think that with the cage and that fan the size difference between the EV and the FX3 aint that much anymore,....... don´t get me wrong i want to buy the EVZ1 but I am afraid is gonna overheat if I start interviewing people in the streets for example........ i guess that i could shut the fan off when i am interview people cause obviously i don´t want to hear the fan......... there are probably ways to work around this
Hello, I have a question about this Cooling System for the Sony ZV-E. Does it work on other Sony cameras, for example, the Sony A6700, where the overheating is unbearable?
So, do you need external power??
Hey Jason! Great channel! Gear question: Currently i have a7iii with Tamron 17-28 and 28-75. I would consider myself somewhat of a hybrid shooter but with tilt towards video. No commercial, just content creation and smaller video projects for my band. What to upgrade towards 10bit 4:2:2 and i would like to have a flip out screen. Should i buy FX30(i also have Sigma 18-35 from Canon times) or ZV E1 and keep a7iii for photos for both options? Or a7IV(60fps crop is not a big deal since i also consider fx30) and sell a7iii and Sigma 18-35?
Also forgot to mention that "run and gun" is something that i am looking for with occasional controlled shooting. Thats why i like Dynamic Stabilization and small size in ZVE1.
Do you think I'd have any issues of overheating using this camera, with this fan, as a webcam for livestreaming? Thanks! 😊
I want either this or the ulanzi for the a6700
Forgot this was coming. Of course it went from pre-order to back order lol
Oh no! Already! Too popular
Man if we could get it for Fujifilm would be awesome 😁👍
Fuji sell fans for some of their cameras already
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema only a couple of models, but I like this implementation better because you can store the camera with the fan behind the screen and transport it all together. I'm sure Tilta will work the fan noise levels in future versions.
DO they make one for the A7IV?
8:24 he hints that it fits the A7iv. I wish he could have given just a little more depth. I’ve been wanting to purchase one for my A7iv but I have been able to get an answer to how it would stay in place. 🤷🏿♂️
@@PastorGreads I hear you, For some odd reason it seems the A7IV overheats for some and for other it does not, I have gotten into several disputes bc my overheats on almost every shoot and not even in that hot and humid weather, where I live it get's "hot" but no humid and nothing like Florida Hot where I am sure my A7IV would catch on fire. I am a professional and have read all the posts on how to keep it from overheating but mine still over heats, albeit I shoot 90% of the time 60p 4K which really makes the camera work a lot harder to process , but it should NOT overheat like it does so quickly.. I will most like go back to the FX3 for the same reason. I do not think this fan will really help that much anyways and might be a little bit gimmicky..
Hello, thank you
If it is possible, tell me if it lasts in 4k 120fps with this camera fan, thank you
I haven’t tested
“Hope you’re doing ‘fan’-tastic!”
Haha.. got it! ;)
😂😂😂
is there a good way to attache it to other cages or only the tilta one?
SOLD!! TYVM ordering
Nice!
Never had overheating issues but yesterday sonething weird happend with my ZV-E1.
Just as I stopped recording it kept writing to the sd card and I couldn't do anything.. not even close the camera or change anything. Only way I got to close the camera was to pull out the battery 😅
Works comepletely fine now 😅😅
Yeah some cameras have random bug issues.
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema Also I can't choose between the Tilta or SmallRig cage.. which would you recommend?
Thanks so much for this great video! I saw the fan on a Twitter (X) post from Tilta. The fan is priced really well but that cage...ouch it's a bit expensive. It seems to be a great design and great build but it's out of my price range. The lightweight kit at $99 may make its may to my cart though. Cheers
I feel the cage is priced reasonably considering how well it is built
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema fair enough since you have had in in your hands. I know Tilta makes amazing products.
the cage has a few downsides, smallrig one does not have these (hdmi clamp blocks sd)
Was going to pick one of these fans up for the a6700 im getting soon!
Nice
I hope they make it for sony a6700 too
It fits, just needs a cage to mount it
Love a form fitting cage that doesn’t block buttons. If the camera is overheating then go inside because it is too hot outside.
😂😂😂 right!
Love your channel but I did my own review on this cage vs the SmallRig. I’m kind of disappointed you didn’t point out that you were either paid or just ignored all the functional flaws of this cage. Beautiful but poorly engineered compared to the more mundane SmallRig.
The only flaw I see is no mounting point in the middle. I said this in the video dude. Chill out
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema The added arca plate that could’ve been built in, the lack of a longer grip that’s super short, the placement of the cold shoe direct in front of the hot shoe, the installation process. All fall short of the Smallrig. I did a quick comparison on my own. The tilta looks and feels amazing but usability was lacking.
Love your content but just felt you gave this more props without calling out its faults. Nothing but respect though my man. But the fan is very cool 😁.
@@sneakergearz I personally didn’t see any of these as a fault in the way I film
I really wish it had an internal battery. I'd rather get this one but I run and gun so I gotta go the the Ulanzi and I don't like that I have to use that sticky thing on the back of my camera.
Thumbnail is on point 😂😂
😂
Where can I buy the baseplate on its own?? I already have rods from my old cage setup but the baseplate isn’t arca Swiss
Try the tilta website
Can you check the results with this fan on the new a6700
Really want to know this +1
I gave the a6700 back so I can’t test it
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema thats a bummer, hey but thanks for taking the time to reply
@@cherianphilip4707 this fan does give great results on the zv-e1 which will mean it will still give some results on any other camera.
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema rather than the results I just wanna know whether it is compatible on the Sony apsc line, cos this is built for the full frames
Does anyone know if these thing has active cooling from something like a peltier? What I mean is does this thing get colder than were it just using a fan?
Looking into seeing the FALCAM one too.
I’ll have to check that out
do u have any way to use this fan with A7iv cage ?
Tape it?
Hey, in what aspect ratio do you made this video?
2:1
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema thanks, do you film in regular 4K and then change aspect ratio in the editing software? How do you do it?
has anyone taken the camera apart yet? is there some room to drill some holes in the back case?
Can this work on the Sony A74
If you can find a way to mount it, yes
@@JasonMorrisphotocinemathat’s the answer I’ve been looking for. Thanks Jason. I want the Tilta but I need to be able to mount it more!
when your in product showcase mode... you need more light on the front of the product, please
is there for sony a7siii ?
A7siii shouldn’t overheat. It has a sigma heat sink
'Band aid' solution 🙂. and Tilta makes good stuff, but if Sony (which makes good FX cameras) can't put a 2 dollar fan in all of it's full-frame cameras then I won't even look at the rest of it's features. The AF is fantastic, but we had Sony / Canon heat problems some 10 years ago. they put a fan in the FX30, so did Lumix (the most value-added cameras), so why not Sony? Frustrating.
this is what the FX line is for. They are aimed at professional videographers and have fans
If overheating is a concern for anyone, consider getting the Sony FX30 instead. I know, I know, you lose FF, but if you're getting the ZV to save money in the first place, the cost of FF lenses negates that. Unless you're filming for Netflix, you won't likely be able to tell the difference either.
Agree that FF isnt “necessary” but if you’re budget allows for it and also if you already have FF lenses from other FF cameras (for example I have had the A73 and loved it for years and have built up a good set of lenses for it) but now want to upgrade to a better FF vid centric rig. The ZVE1 + this fan is still an incredibly better deal than the A7S3 or FX3. I think there’s space for a varied group of creatives and I think this fills a space in that world and minus the overheating the ZVE1 is a great value prop. Add this for $60 and it makes it something to consider.
Side note - YES i do wish that Sony would’ve solved this issue from the get go without having to use 3rd party hardware BUT I can also concede that fitting that sensor and tech into an EXTREMELY portable product had to have some compromises somewhere.
The cost of FF lens is in fact cheaper for the same equivalent lens . To achieve the look and light capture ability of a 35mm F2 FF lens, you need an APSC 24mm F1.4 lens, which is more expensive. You may tell me you don't need that low light ability, and APSC 24mm F2 is fine for you. But then with FF 35mm F4 or a slow zoom is dead cheap, and weight like feather.
Just depends which is needed. ZV-E1 features are hard to beat
@@mykeljewellI’m in the exact situation as you and I agree with everything you said.
Rolling shutter performance matters.
I must have recieved a defective fan. On the lowest setting it's really loud. On the highest setting it's down right embrassing. Any mic within 15ft is picking it up.
I would love you to test tilta fan on a6700
I have the a6700 back to sony unfortunately. Won't be buying it either since I have the FX30 already
Can this be used on the a7iv?
Yes. Just have to get creative with mounting
A result test pls? 😊
It’s in the video. The video even has chapters for those who can’t watch the whole thing
I need 4k 50p because Sony doens't let us film in XAVC HS in 25p
My fan won’t turn on!!!! I plugged it into my wall, and into my v mount battery and it just won’t turn on!!! 😡😡😡 ok update. You HAVE to use usbc to usbc. You can’t use regular usb to usbc. Looks like I have to get a new battery or electronic mount plate. Fuck. The return window for my battery JUST ended
You didn't really test the fan to see how long one can record for. You just said, "I don't see why you'd be recording for long periods in 4k50/60". That doesn't help us one single bit.
You didn't do a noise test to let us know how much noise is introduced to the sensor, due to heat, and how much that noise is reduced with the fan on.
You also never showed how bulky the camera becomes once you mount an NP battery on it, which in mandatory for operation.
I'd tell people to stop being cheap, and save up for the A7SIII or FX3. This fan only makes the ZV-E1 more of a hassle to use.
It is just after that. I test duration and noise test. Watch the whole video dude
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema I'm talking about noise induced to the sensor, due to the heat generated.
The ZV-E1 doesn't have the same video quality as the A7SIII, due to to heat it generates.
Your tests don't address the before and after.
You tested fan noise.
Also, You tested 4k50/60, not 4k120.
You stated that the camera is still a good buy due to its compact size, but failed to show how big it is when you add a NP battery to it.
I watched your video.
@@TheReallyBadChannel pixel peep at 2000% and you’ll see a difference. 1:1 you don’t notice jack. Sorry to be blunt but the truth. Focus on story telling, framing, composition, lighting, rather than some potential microscopic noise detail in the image
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema Better to be blunt than to be misunderstood. I get what you're saying, but if you're putting content on TH-cam, IG, Twitter, etc, the platform compression will make the noise worse.
Secondly, SORRY TO BE BLUNT, BUT THE TRUTH... You're a gear hawking/review channel. Don't tell people to "Focus on story telling, framing, composition, lighting, rather than some potential microscopic noise detail in the image".
If you are not SHOWING your viewers how to do those things, don't promote them when questioned on YOUR review.
Thats not what your channel is, you do gear reviews like all the other gear influencers, THUS, you should be meticulous in addressing technical issues, instead of gear technique.
Omg i just returned it and bough
a fx3 😢😢😢
Nice
@@JasonMorrisphotocinema but it is
Almost an fx3 with ther cooler Hahahaa
Did tilta slip you a hundy for this review?
Rigging up a fan that needs an external v mount battery bigger than the camera itself 😂 makes sense
Not to mention unusable audio into the camera. Better carry my sm7b around for all my run and gun work
Come on brooooo
I have said this in about 6 videos that this camera was not designed for this long record time. This is an option for people who want to push those limits. I recommend people use the FX30, FX30 or FX6 for these super long record times because of the fan. Rigging out the camera in a professional set is what I do. Might not be what you do.
I mean, you can make a better review video if you want. You do you
lol u can power it through camera monitor or just plug into camera
I really like the cage and the top handle, the fan is stupid. You buy this camera for the size factor, then spend a boot load of money on a fan & a battery omg 🤯 By the time you add all this you should have got the FX range. I'm sure the stupid ppl will love it 🤣
zve1 is the only camera that has ai autofocus chip that uses IMX 510 sensor
Fx3 is like double the cost of zve1, and a7s3 doesn't have focus compensation feature.
@@陆巍予 I thought they have the AI AF chip in the 6700 ?
I agree. I don’t think the fan is needed but people want to use it for how it wasn’t designed
Needed to compare to record times without the fan...This is just an advertisement otherwise...
Ulanzi makes a fan also. $19.99
Nice
this is a sad fix Sony... shame
They designed it for canon first
at this point pay extra and get the fx3
that extra is $1500!
Can you use this for the a6700?
If you can find a way to mount it, yes