It holds up pretty good, Seems like it is 8 bit and no clog3? If so then 10 bit enabled should really make this camera shine, oh and 4k 30 would allow for twice the amount of low light performance
I have the a6100, only does 4k30p but has terrible rolling shutter, and no in body stabilization, my first camera was Canon, I switched to Sony for their low light quality. But now I kinda wanna go back to Canon. Maybe down the road when 8k stuff is more common and 4k isn't so expensive
@@tecniralph 🤦they change depending on what the camera decides to use. This could have been a somewhat bright street and the camera may have used ISO 800 or 1200, or it could have been very dark and the camera used 12,800. Next time after you shoot the clip play it back in the camera and press the info button and it will show you the settings used. No clue if it does well in low light or not. I also hope no-one says it "looked dark", can't really know without knowing the ISO, shutter speed and F/stop.
![Canon EOS R7 with RF 100-400mm F/5.6-8 IS USM [Rainy Day at Prospect park, Brooklyn, New York]](/img/n.gif)
It holds up pretty good, Seems like it is 8 bit and no clog3? If so then 10 bit enabled should really make this camera shine, oh and 4k 30 would allow for twice the amount of low light performance
thanks for the test. How do you like this over your Sony is this going to be your go to or what one is?
I have the a6100, only does 4k30p but has terrible rolling shutter, and no in body stabilization, my first camera was Canon, I switched to Sony for their low light quality. But now I kinda wanna go back to Canon. Maybe down the road when 8k stuff is more common and 4k isn't so expensive
Is this 4K60P crop mode?
That's pretty good, especially considering this is the stock lens at f3.5 !
You're right!
What were the settings? What MM, FStop, Shutter, ISO etc? Thanks for the post!
Factory settings, all automatic
@@tecniralph 🤦they change depending on what the camera decides to use. This could have been a somewhat bright street and the camera may have used ISO 800 or 1200, or it could have been very dark and the camera used 12,800. Next time after you shoot the clip play it back in the camera and press the info button and it will show you the settings used. No clue if it does well in low light or not. I also hope no-one says it "looked dark", can't really know without knowing the ISO, shutter speed and F/stop.
thx for the lowlight test, planning to get an r7 too
R7 is good for the price!
what settings did you use? how many isos?
All automatic
Nice shots. 👍
Thank you🙏🙏🙏
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Nice 😊
Thank you🙏🙏🙏
nice, compare with other cameras
R7 stands out, for the features and the selling price
Fort Meyers is beautiful
You're right 👍👍👍
Thanks great video
in low light, no one shoots in 50 frames and on a dark lens, unless of course there is a mind
Exactly!