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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- This video is a comparison of the SONY A7IV vs the SONY A7C II. I will tell you why the A7C II is the better camera for me and maybe for you as well.
I hope you like this video and thanks for watching! :)
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"Sunday Rain" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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It’s so refreshing to see the black version. Everyone and their uncle hopped on the silver train which I personally don’t like!
Haha I am also a big fan of all black :D
big camera's destroys the "vibe" with your subjects,... nailed it. Massive deal that no one's said on film.
this is such a cope excuse for awkward photographers. YOU determine the vibe with the people in front of your lens.
A7IV Too good to trade - I have the A7IV and there is no way I’d give up the comfortable ergonomic grip, the large EVF, the 1/8000 max shutter speed, the satisfying ASMR snap of the shutter, the superior dynamic range, and all the clicky buttons, spinny dials, and joystick it offers over the A7C ii.
A7C better value than A7Cii - The A7C ii is an upgrade over it’s predecessor in terms of have better features but on the used market it’s not a better value. At $1200, used open box, with the kit lens I recently, (Jan 2024), got a fantastic value in picking up the 2020 A7C. It’s not the latest and greatest but it is every bit the small size at 1/2 the price of a brand new A7C2, while yielding splendid full frame results.
Could you please film the next video on the A7c ii?!
It would be lovely to see the quality image
Thank you for being the first person to talk about the size!
Agreed with you completely
I have the a7rv and a7cii for travel. IMO, the a7cii is a better camera vs a7iv. The upgraded AF is worth the change alone, but add in the size it punches way above its class.
The AI and the improved stabilization is the real draw for me. I have the a6700 and that AI is very impressive. If it wasn't for that crapy grip it would almost be perfect. I noticed the grip isn't even as big as the A7iii and I found that one to be small.
Sorry to say that if you want a small camera like the A7CII, which I own, but for any pro or large lens usage you need to own both. Personally I own several Sony full size full frame bodies like the A1 and A7RV and the A7CII and A7CR. Always go with two bodies so there is a backup. For travel it’s the two compact C bodies. For real work it’s typically one fulll size and one compact C body but of course as you say you need t get one or two compact lenses if bag size and weight are also important. Thank you and take care.
Hey! It's kind of a reverse question, but would you say that the A7CII looks more "unprofessional" in a sense? I would love to upgrade from my a7iii to either one of these, but I shoot professionally and have a business--however at the same time, I would love to start vlogging like this.
This is why I chose the A7iv. Plus the 2 card slots are essential to me for professional work
I would say going with a bigger bod for professional work is the way to go. But you can also rig out the a7cii with cages and stuff to let it look professional. But you loose full hdmi and 2 card slots.
The a7cr is better
but way more expensive :/
@@floriangladis actually, if you search you can find them at a discount. I got mine for $500 off
Phone is better
Least obvious bait
I went with a used A6700 and ZV-E1. The value proposition is way higher and you can save some money one the f/2.8 Simga 18-50mm f/2.8 lens to get that similar focal length in p60 and save some money for full frame Viltrox 16mm f/1.8, Sigma 24mm and 50mm DG DN Art, Sigma 28-45mm f/1.8, and/or Zeiss 85mm f/18 lens
Great Video!