The fx3 is a nice little camera but I shoot with the Canon r5c. I do 50/50 video and photography and feel it fits better with being a true hybrid camera. Only downfall is battery life when not using an external power source.
Miami shooter here. Sold my A7SIII and FX6 last week. Rocking FX3 and A1 as I do photos as well. I consider the FX3 as an upgrade to the A7SIII, I never used the viewfinder in the 4 years I owned it. It's not an upgrade I'd recommend because the cameras are pretty similar, but it's an upgrade that made sense for me
Sattin and I call the A7S3/FX3 the "King of Good Enough." I've shot hundreds of RE videos on A7S3 and yeah, even today it's pretty tough to beat. The ONLY thing that's a real head scratcher with all the Sony cameras (except FX6 and above) is the lack of waveform. That, and as you pointed out it is VERY noisy between those base ISOs with big ugly chroma noise. Within those bounds though, it's extraordinarily tough to beat for RE. One thing not mentioned is how the tracking AF makes it easy to shoot interiors wide open. By poking the screen to track something on the back wall or most of the way through the room, you can just roll your shot and trust it won't jump. Pretty handy for getting enough light in to stay at that base ISO.
Interesting reasons. Personally I think Panasonic has almost all those benefits but with cheaper lenses and also has open gate 4:3 - so if your doing vertical content which most agents want/ need you don’t have to shoot it twice like with a Sony.
I’ve been using the Fuji X-S20 for real estate, both photos and video. I’ve been really happy with the results using a Samyang 12mm F2. I don’t yet have the $ to spend well over $2-3k for a higher end camera and lenses, so I’m trying to make the most of this. Haven’t had any complaints and I keep getting work. FLog 2 is really easy to work with in FCP. 2 questions for you @originaldobo, have you ever considered doing reviews/critiques of RE videos from other people? And when you’re doing day/night transitions, how do you charge for your time since you either have to go back to a place or just wait around for it to get dark? Thanks!
Wish I had the money for any of those... I'm still rocking a GH4😅 But for what I do, it still holds up after all these years. However 4k 120 and Sony's focus/low light would be great for when I'm shooting fast action scenes or at night... Maybe someday 😊 Thank for the video 🤗
Lumix users to Sony: “Finally we got pretty great autofocus”. Sony users: “Yeah, what of it?”. Sony users to Lumix: “Finally we’re getting shutter angle”…….. See where I’m going? 😂 My only point being: lots of great cameras these days. They’re all good. We’re spoilt humans.👌
What about ZV E1? I would love an FX3 but it's kinda expensive. And ZV E1 uses fx3 sensor if I am not mistaken. I just wanna get a separate camera for video, cause A7 IV is not serving me that well
I currently own the fx3, zv-e1 (and a7cii). The zv-e1 is very similar to the fx3 in many ways but you will need to watch out for overheating if shooting longer clips. With its internal fan the fx3 will basically never overheat.
I had a feeling you were gonna make a video about this...😂 There are SO many good cameras out there for real estate video. The A7Siii is a fantastic camera but it is most definitely not the ONLY camera for the job
@@LearnREPhotographyhow do you use the evf when doing video? Walking with your eye against it while it’s on gimbal? Like I don’t get it. I’ve had the a7siii, I have an fx3, fx6 etc. I’ve never once felt the need to look through a viewfinder
Can you please tutorial about transitions you make, like shake and soom in. Looks like you are using Davinci. Is it possible to do it in premier pro same quality Thank you
The fx3 is a nice little camera but I shoot with the Canon r5c. I do 50/50 video and photography and feel it fits better with being a true hybrid camera. Only downfall is battery life when not using an external power source.
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Miami shooter here. Sold my A7SIII and FX6 last week. Rocking FX3 and A1 as I do photos as well. I consider the FX3 as an upgrade to the A7SIII, I never used the viewfinder in the 4 years I owned it. It's not an upgrade I'd recommend because the cameras are pretty similar, but it's an upgrade that made sense for me
Can I ask u sir I have a fx 3 and a7cr I still can return for the fx 6 do u think it's better to film sir or keep what I have thank u have a great day
Sattin and I call the A7S3/FX3 the "King of Good Enough." I've shot hundreds of RE videos on A7S3 and yeah, even today it's pretty tough to beat. The ONLY thing that's a real head scratcher with all the Sony cameras (except FX6 and above) is the lack of waveform. That, and as you pointed out it is VERY noisy between those base ISOs with big ugly chroma noise. Within those bounds though, it's extraordinarily tough to beat for RE.
One thing not mentioned is how the tracking AF makes it easy to shoot interiors wide open. By poking the screen to track something on the back wall or most of the way through the room, you can just roll your shot and trust it won't jump. Pretty handy for getting enough light in to stay at that base ISO.
Been shooting on the a7siii for like 3+ years as well as the zve1. Always wished that I picked up the fx3. Such a great FF Sony set up!
Agreed! The FX3 is so underrated
Interesting reasons. Personally I think Panasonic has almost all those benefits but with cheaper lenses and also has open gate 4:3 - so if your doing vertical content which most agents want/ need you don’t have to shoot it twice like with a Sony.
When it comes to color , and noise for realestate sony can’t be beat
I think the ZV E1 is the best bang for your buck. Never have any trouble with overheating shooting real estate.
I use the ZV-E1 still prefer using Cfast when filming and having redundancy
@@OriginaldoBothe CFExpress cards move data fasssssstttttttt
@@OriginaldoBo For sure. Do you have a tutorial on how to do a day to night transition in Final Cut?
... he said Doodooo 😂 i know. I'm immature.. i do it when I'm nervous 😂😂😂 but naw i love this camera!
I’ve been using the Fuji X-S20 for real estate, both photos and video. I’ve been really happy with the results using a Samyang 12mm F2. I don’t yet have the $ to spend well over $2-3k for a higher end camera and lenses, so I’m trying to make the most of this. Haven’t had any complaints and I keep getting work. FLog 2 is really easy to work with in FCP. 2 questions for you @originaldobo, have you ever considered doing reviews/critiques of RE videos from other people? And when you’re doing day/night transitions, how do you charge for your time since you either have to go back to a place or just wait around for it to get dark? Thanks!
Wish I had the money for any of those... I'm still rocking a GH4😅
But for what I do, it still holds up after all these years. However 4k 120 and Sony's focus/low light would be great for when I'm shooting fast action scenes or at night... Maybe someday 😊
Thank for the video 🤗
do you think its still worth getting in 2024 or should we wait for the next model?
Active cooling is definitely the play 🎉
Literally got mine 2 days ago. Our company shoots real estate as well.
Lumix users to Sony: “Finally we got pretty great autofocus”.
Sony users: “Yeah, what of it?”.
Sony users to Lumix: “Finally we’re getting shutter angle”……..
See where I’m going? 😂
My only point being: lots of great cameras these days. They’re all good. We’re spoilt humans.👌
That we are
What about ZV E1? I would love an FX3 but it's kinda expensive. And ZV E1 uses fx3 sensor if I am not mistaken. I just wanna get a separate camera for video, cause A7 IV is not serving me that well
ZV-E1 is solid however there are some draw backs and differences
I currently own the fx3, zv-e1 (and a7cii). The zv-e1 is very similar to the fx3 in many ways but you will need to watch out for overheating if shooting longer clips. With its internal fan the fx3 will basically never overheat.
@@ChrisMitchells_FlyingCameras My clips are rarely longer than 10s
I had a feeling you were gonna make a video about this...😂 There are SO many good cameras out there for real estate video. The A7Siii is a fantastic camera but it is most definitely not the ONLY camera for the job
His take is wildly ridiculous and shows he has zero idea what he’s talking about. I’m going to keep pulling at every loose thread he puts out.
@@OriginaldoBo Haha As you should
a7siii has been great for me! FX3 looks nice but lack of EVF is the deal breaker
@@LearnREPhotographyhow do you use the evf when doing video? Walking with your eye against it while it’s on gimbal? Like I don’t get it. I’ve had the a7siii, I have an fx3, fx6 etc. I’ve never once felt the need to look through a viewfinder
@@chrissaldivar5495 I use it to check exposure and framing when I’m outside and it’s sunny. Maybe the fx3 has brighter LCD?
Im pretty sure You Can't burn luts into the footage directly... Its just preview Luts
Yes they can be embedded
Can you please tutorial about transitions you make, like shake and soom in.
Looks like you are using Davinci. Is it possible to do it in premier pro same quality
Thank you
Yes, soon
do you still use the ZVE1 for your videos? Or have you switched back to the fx3? what do you use more?
Using the FX3 for anything with an agent on camera
Vivitar digital cams will smoke this camera
Boom!!! Lfg!!
how about the 7R V?
No to much noise at higher ISO and no full frame 60 fps
Fx 6 or fx 3 sir can you let me no which is great for film
depends on what you need, do you want built in ND or have time to rig. Do you want small and light.