I have a Sony A6600 but 24fps doesn't appear? I don't know what to do? Can you help me please? XAVC S 4k and them 25p 100M and 25p 60M option. Nothing more...
Nice 👍 thanks for sharing. I have a question 👋 So there is a 1.5x crop factor on the lens by default. Is there another 1.5 crop when we select 4k 30? Or is it 1.1x like with 1080 120? If my calculations are correct: a 20mm lens will be around 33mm when filming in 4k 30 and 1080 120? Thanks!
OMG so many settings. I use Canon M50 and everything seems to be so complicated in Sony setup. I was thinking of upgrading my camera to Sony but after watching your very helpful video, I think I will go for canon Eos R instead. Thanks for your informative video.
Just keep in mind that the more settings you have is a good thing because that gives you more videos options. Plus the EOS R has a 1.7x crop when shooting 4K just like the M50 so your 50mm lens on that camera will be liking shooting 85mm. You’ll have to get an ultra wide lens just to be able to shoot video in a normal focal length range.
Hi! I've just both my a6600 mainly for video shooting. I am new to sony systems so my question may be a bit daft . In menu in record setting I don't have 24p100M or 24p60M. I have 25p 100M or 25p 60M? I also don't have 120p 100M. Why my settings are different from yours?
There aren’t specific settings that will make your camera look better in low light. You’ll want get good lenses with low maximum apertures so you can get down towards f/1.4 to let in as much light as possibly without having to crank the ISO up really high. I have a video showing low light techniques: th-cam.com/video/I7bZ5pEZQaI/w-d-xo.html
Camber appreciate the tutorial. Just got the A6600 not too long ago and I am still trying to find the right settings for my travel videos. I'm going to try these settings for my next trip, thanks again.
Hopefully you will get it much better than me. It seems to me that it is not that great when you move a lot. I believe you will find a lot of rolling shutter and frame lagging but advice by Camber wil Def help. Wish I had known that before my holiday. Make sure you are what very steady posture and try to eliminate any rapid moves. IUqlaity is great when when you are motonless
Hi with these settings, what lens should i use , i shoot mostly movies in low light , on Festivals , i, used Sony E50 F1.8 , but its to wide for me, and focus was to slow, , Thanks for advice and information!
If you want a long lens with quality low light performance it’s going to be expensive. Something like the 70-180mm f/2.8 will be good for that: www.amazon.com/dp/B0CKWJG3JJ/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_TDBZDFF84AM21NQ11FA2?linkCode=ml2&tag=camberfilms04-20
Hi! I was wondering when I use xavc s 4k 24p 100m or any other frame rate/bit rate, when i take video it is jittery? However if i use xavc s hd its smooth
That’s just dependent on what your settings are. Sounds like a combination of auto with a metering mode that is seeing something as really bright and darkening the entire shot.
why do I have different record settings than you do ? I can only shot in 25, 50 and 100 fps in S HD with a maximum of 50 megabits for 25 and 50 fps and 100 megabits for 100 fps.
Thanks man for a good video! I have a question, how about 1080 120p 100M vs 1080 60p 50M, which one would be better in terms of quality? I understand that 60p uses the full sensor and 120p is cropped but it contains more data?
I only use higher frame rates for slow motion. 60fps is more likely higher quality, but it depends on how slow you want your footage to be because 120fps slows down way more at 24 fps.
Thank you! So I have a specific inquiry. If someone wanted to do an interview style close to Kobe Bryant’s Muse. What settings would they use on the Sony a6600?
That has more to do with the type of lens you use along with lighting than settings on the camera. But I’d just shoot 24fps shutter @ 1/50 and a low aperture.
@@CamberFilmSchool thank you! what type/positioning of lighting would you recommend? Complete newbie here, just looking to add depth to an informational approach.
It all depends on the space you’re working in. The best way is to make sure there is a lot of space between the subject and the wall behind. Then you just have to start playing around with lights to see how it looks. Looks like one light on the back wall and one on him. I’d add a third light shining down on the back of the subject for a rim light.
Bro I want to purchase my first ever camera. My main purpose would be around good Cinematic videography and Photography too. I am very confused between few cameras such as A6600, ZV-E10, A6400, Canon R10 or Canon R50. All of these are costing me almost the same, like there's no major difference in pricing. Yes A6600 is without Kit Lens, that's it. Can you suggest which one would be best.
If you want good cinematic video then you’re not going to want to use a kit lens. It’s a waste of money. The lens is going to make more of a difference than the camera. I’d go for a cheaper camera like the ZV-E10 body and get a high quality lens.
I have in depth videos on pretty much every setting I talked about on the camera for people to learn about them. Didn't really want to make this a 4 hour video...
Brand new to the A66000 family, just purchased my A6600 Sony and as you know I’m like a fish out of water. I’ll be using the camera for pictures, but on occasion will switch over to video mode. My question is how do I switch between them and not loose the settings in both??? Help! A6600 newbie!!!
There are separate menu settings for video and photo modes so you need to set them up individually. You can set up custom settings to be the same for both modes though.
When I use these exact settings I do have very annoying lines flowing over my video (filming indoors in the evening, indoor ligts are ordinary bright flame-color LED lights)
@@CamberFilmSchool Like this: th-cam.com/video/m-uLyH8ceyk/w-d-xo.html For info: I resetted and re-initialized my camera first before I took over your settings. Actually I do have the a6400 (3.5-5.6/16-50 lens), and followed both this one as well as the a6400 video you posted, but both give the same result with stripes. Can't put my finger on what actually triggers it except for that I do know that the Picture Profile is not the cause... :-)
I have a Sony A6600 and I want to use it to record gym videos/workouts for Tiktok/IG (using a tripod). Do I need these settings or shall I just leave it on Auto, or the normal settings on Movie mode?
I wouldn’t use auto because you’re going to lose control over the style of your shots. Learn how to use the settings so you can get the most out of it. Otherwise you might as well just use your phone.
@@CamberFilmSchool Hello, could you share what did you choose, why and what are your thoughts in comparison to a6600? Thanks a lot, thanks for this video
I use the FX3. I like full frame cameras better because you get better low light performance and more shallow depth of field at the same aperture. But the a6600 would be a great b cam because it has a lot of the same video options and makes matching colors really easy with other higher end Sony cameras.
Hi, great video. I do real estate walk thru video and I'm struggling with getting great footage. I think my videos are ok but I would like to take it to the next level. I had the sony 6100 and got the 6600, is it worth the upgrade ? Also what setting would you use for interior videos for real estate ? Thank you for your time.
That's really just a matter of getting a wide enough lens and learning how aperture/shutter speed/ISO (I have videos on all those settings) will affect the quality of your videos. I'd still use the standard 24 fps when shooting though.
Thanks for the video. I’m planning to buy a6600 and I will Definitely benefit from this video. I just don’t know what lenses I should buy ! I asked you a question about this in your lenses video
@@CamberFilmSchool Yeah I think I need a cheaper option as a beginner. I have never used a camera before but planning to learn starting with a6600. You provided a link that is shown the same video here for an alternative lens. Did you mention it intentionally? I didn’t hear any lens mentioned here if I’m not wrong.
I’d need to know what your budget is though because “expensive” is relative. And I’d suggest going with something like the a6100 and using the extra money on a more quality lens because the lens is what’s going to make the bigger difference in your videos.
I don’t show samples because these settings won’t automatically make your videos look good. I have multiple videos on lighting and framing that will make your footage regardless of camera look good.
Seriously? The video is 15 minutes of me literally going through the menu pages one by one from the first menu option page and going through the settings in order on each page. How is that unclear? Do you not know how to get to the menu?
Have any questions about your a6600?? 🤔 Post them below! 👇
I have a Sony A6600 but 24fps doesn't appear? I don't know what to do? Can you help me please?
XAVC S 4k and them 25p 100M and 25p 60M option. Nothing more...
Your camera is set to “PAL.” Find the setting to switch it to “NTSC” and it’ll change the frame rates to 24/30/60/120 options.
@@CamberFilmSchool thank you so much! :)
You’re welcome! 👍
Nice 👍 thanks for sharing. I have a question 👋
So there is a 1.5x crop factor on the lens by default. Is there another 1.5 crop when we select 4k 30? Or is it 1.1x like with 1080 120?
If my calculations are correct: a 20mm lens will be around 33mm when filming in 4k 30 and 1080 120? Thanks!
Thank you so much Camber. I learnt a lot.
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hi , i have to much sunlinght if i shoot movie , (iso is automatic) my movie is to much sunlight clear ?
You can use an ND filter to help with that.
OMG so many settings. I use Canon M50 and everything seems to be so complicated in Sony setup. I was thinking of upgrading my camera to Sony but after watching your very helpful video, I think I will go for canon Eos R instead. Thanks for your informative video.
Just keep in mind that the more settings you have is a good thing because that gives you more videos options. Plus the EOS R has a 1.7x crop when shooting 4K just like the M50 so your 50mm lens on that camera will be liking shooting 85mm. You’ll have to get an ultra wide lens just to be able to shoot video in a normal focal length range.
@@CamberFilmSchool thank you for your replay. I intend to shoot only 1080p for small size files and ease of editing.
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Hi! I've just both my a6600 mainly for video shooting. I am new to sony systems so my question may be a bit daft . In menu in record setting I don't have 24p100M or 24p60M. I have 25p 100M or 25p 60M? I also don't have 120p 100M. Why my settings are different from yours?
I have already sorted the problem. The camera as per default was set to PAL instead of NTSC. After changing in settings other options became available
That’ll do it!
hi can you give settings for lowlight on festivals and light effects , Thanks
There aren’t specific settings that will make your camera look better in low light. You’ll want get good lenses with low maximum apertures so you can get down towards f/1.4 to let in as much light as possibly without having to crank the ISO up really high. I have a video showing low light techniques: th-cam.com/video/I7bZ5pEZQaI/w-d-xo.html
@@CamberFilmSchool , Thanks so I must look for lenses with f/1.4 ?
That would be ideal.
@@CamberFilmSchool Oky Thanksss 👍
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Any suggestions to minimize rolling shutter? It seems to be a problem and I’m not sure if I changed a setting that’s making it worse.
Keep the shutter at 1/50 when using 24fps and try not to make fast movements.
thanks!! I am not sure about the S&Q settings, can you explain better? thanks
I can’t help you much there because I don’t use the S&Q modes.
Camber appreciate the tutorial. Just got the A6600 not too long ago and I am still trying to find the right settings for my travel videos. I'm going to try these settings for my next trip, thanks again.
Glad to help! 👍
Hopefully you will get it much better than me. It seems to me that it is not that great when you move a lot. I believe you will find a lot of rolling shutter and frame lagging but advice by Camber wil Def help. Wish I had known that before my holiday. Make sure you are what very steady posture and try to eliminate any rapid moves. IUqlaity is great when when you are motonless
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Hi with these settings, what lens should i use , i shoot mostly movies
in low light , on Festivals , i, used Sony E50 F1.8 , but its to wide for me, and focus was to slow, , Thanks for advice and information!
If you want a long lens with quality low light performance it’s going to be expensive. Something like the 70-180mm f/2.8 will be good for that: www.amazon.com/dp/B0CKWJG3JJ/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_TDBZDFF84AM21NQ11FA2?linkCode=ml2&tag=camberfilms04-20
Hi! I was wondering when I use xavc s 4k 24p 100m or any other frame rate/bit rate, when i take video it is jittery? However if i use xavc s hd its smooth
Are you shooting in auto or manual? If you have a shutter speed that’s more than double your frame rate then you’ll start getting that jittery look.
same here.
What are your video settings?
My video is really dark. Will this help with that
That’s just dependent on what your settings are. Sounds like a combination of auto with a metering mode that is seeing something as really bright and darkening the entire shot.
why do I have different record settings than you do ? I can only shot in 25, 50 and 100 fps in S HD with a maximum of 50 megabits for 25 and 50 fps and 100 megabits for 100 fps.
BecUww you’re in “PAL”. Go through your settings and find that one, and then switch it to NTSC. That’ll let you do 24, 30, & 60 fps.
Any suggestion for lens type to use with 6600 for vacation landscape photography. something like we do on gopro
Depends on your budget
what's your budget?
Thanks man for a good video! I have a question, how about 1080 120p 100M vs 1080 60p 50M, which one would be better in terms of quality? I understand that 60p uses the full sensor and 120p is cropped but it contains more data?
I only use higher frame rates for slow motion. 60fps is more likely higher quality, but it depends on how slow you want your footage to be because 120fps slows down way more at 24 fps.
Thank you! So I have a specific inquiry. If someone wanted to do an interview style close to Kobe Bryant’s Muse. What settings would they use on the Sony a6600?
That has more to do with the type of lens you use along with lighting than settings on the camera. But I’d just shoot 24fps shutter @ 1/50 and a low aperture.
@@CamberFilmSchool thank you! what type/positioning of lighting would you recommend? Complete newbie here, just looking to add depth to an informational approach.
It all depends on the space you’re working in. The best way is to make sure there is a lot of space between the subject and the wall behind. Then you just have to start playing around with lights to see how it looks.
Looks like one light on the back wall and one on him. I’d add a third light shining down on the back of the subject for a rim light.
Bro I want to purchase my first ever camera. My main purpose would be around good Cinematic videography and Photography too. I am very confused between few cameras such as A6600, ZV-E10, A6400, Canon R10 or Canon R50. All of these are costing me almost the same, like there's no major difference in pricing. Yes A6600 is without Kit Lens, that's it. Can you suggest which one would be best.
If you want good cinematic video then you’re not going to want to use a kit lens. It’s a waste of money. The lens is going to make more of a difference than the camera. I’d go for a cheaper camera like the ZV-E10 body and get a high quality lens.
great video if you already know everything about cameras
I have in depth videos on pretty much every setting I talked about on the camera for people to learn about them. Didn't really want to make this a 4 hour video...
Brand new to the A66000 family, just purchased my A6600 Sony and as you know I’m like a fish out of water. I’ll be using the camera for pictures, but on occasion will switch over to video mode. My question is how do I switch between them and not loose the settings in both??? Help! A6600 newbie!!!
There are separate menu settings for video and photo modes so you need to set them up individually. You can set up custom settings to be the same for both modes though.
When I use these exact settings I do have very annoying lines flowing over my video (filming indoors in the evening, indoor ligts are ordinary bright flame-color LED lights)
What kind of lines?
@@CamberFilmSchool Like this: th-cam.com/video/m-uLyH8ceyk/w-d-xo.html
For info: I resetted and re-initialized my camera first before I took over your settings.
Actually I do have the a6400 (3.5-5.6/16-50 lens), and followed both this one as well as the a6400 video you posted, but both give the same result with stripes.
Can't put my finger on what actually triggers it except for that I do know that the Picture Profile is not the cause... :-)
*_Are these the settings that you would use for making youtube videos?_*
Yea, it’s what I’d do for any video.
@@CamberFilmSchool Ill def try it then.
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whats a good lens for the A6600 for video and photo
What’s you’re budget?
@@CamberFilmSchool 600
This one will do the trick. amzn.to/3H7q7gX
Very helpful video
THanks!
Thumbs up sir!
Thanks!
I have a Sony A6600 and I want to use it to record gym videos/workouts for Tiktok/IG (using a tripod). Do I need these settings or shall I just leave it on Auto, or the normal settings on Movie mode?
I wouldn’t use auto because you’re going to lose control over the style of your shots. Learn how to use the settings so you can get the most out of it. Otherwise you might as well just use your phone.
Thank you!!!🙂
No problem! 👍
can i see the result of all the settings u change sir?
I don’t have that camera anymore, but I use the same settings on my other Sony cameras for all my TH-cam videos.
@@CamberFilmSchool Hello, could you share what did you choose, why and what are your thoughts in comparison to a6600? Thanks a lot, thanks for this video
I use the FX3. I like full frame cameras better because you get better low light performance and more shallow depth of field at the same aperture. But the a6600 would be a great b cam because it has a lot of the same video options and makes matching colors really easy with other higher end Sony cameras.
Hi, great video. I do real estate walk thru video and I'm struggling with getting great footage. I think my videos are ok but I would like to take it to the next level. I had the sony 6100 and got the 6600, is it worth the upgrade ? Also what setting would you use for interior videos for real estate ? Thank you for your time.
That's really just a matter of getting a wide enough lens and learning how aperture/shutter speed/ISO (I have videos on all those settings) will affect the quality of your videos. I'd still use the standard 24 fps when shooting though.
@@CamberFilmSchool Ok, do you think the 6600 is the way to go or I should just upgrade to the A7III ?
I would go with a a7iii because I like the full frame and it’ll give you better quality.
@@CamberFilmSchool Ok thank you. what is the video that you have showing the setting you are talking about understanding the ISO, shutter and f-stop ?
If you search aperture, iso, or shutter speed on the channel you’ll see them.
Thanks for the video. I’m planning to buy a6600 and I will Definitely benefit from this video. I just don’t know what lenses I should buy ! I asked you a question about this in your lenses video
I’d go with the Sony 16-55mm f/2.8 GM for APS-C Cameras ( amzn.to/3kmepnp ) that I mentioned in that video.
Another cheaper option is the one I go over in this video: th-cam.com/video/MkS7Iw04lik/w-d-xo.html
@@CamberFilmSchool
Yeah I think I need a cheaper option as a beginner. I have never used a camera before but planning to learn starting with a6600. You provided a link that is shown the same video here for an alternative lens. Did you mention it intentionally? I didn’t hear any lens mentioned here if I’m not wrong.
Yep, wrong video. Meant to put this one : th-cam.com/video/qI-J_g7ic4g/w-d-xo.html
I’d need to know what your budget is though because “expensive” is relative. And I’d suggest going with something like the a6100 and using the extra money on a more quality lens because the lens is what’s going to make the bigger difference in your videos.
Settings without a sample?
I don’t show samples because these settings won’t automatically make your videos look good. I have multiple videos on lighting and framing that will make your footage regardless of camera look good.
Why i am seeing 4k 24 fps only ?
I don’t know. Have you selected the actual fps menu to see what else is available?
@@CamberFilmSchool i think you answered my question three years ago to some one .. just i checked in the comments . You said change it PAL to NTSC
@premchand-og5ys 👍 I have a separate video showing how to do that too if you just start “NTSC” on the channel.
Good video but play it slowed down if youre a newbie..:)
Good call. 👍
You look just same as an indian youtuber "Mohit Chikkara "..
I guess that’s cool? 🤷♂️
You do the same as everyone else. You tell what to do but you don't tell how to get to the settings so you can set them.
Seriously? The video is 15 minutes of me literally going through the menu pages one by one from the first menu option page and going through the settings in order on each page. How is that unclear? Do you not know how to get to the menu?
Thank you!
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Thanks !!
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