Can you also do a short verses of the S1R and the other high pixel cameras? Would love to see the best landscape camera with dynamic range, resolution, body/features, battery, and lens selection all taken into consideration!
@@froknowsphoto you can actually select the full 5655 AF points on the canon, 87 Horizontal points by 65 vertical points (equating to 5655 selectable AF points) using the smallest AF box with the d pad
Haven't you shoot and find that the normal 5fps and tracking priority returns the same accuracy? So forget 3fps. Take it as 5fps. Maybe Canon put that for certain situations or for lenses with smaller aperture. But at f4, and larger, no difference.
As Canon fanboy you must be raged by 1.74 crop in 4K. I'd never buy such crap. You need to use two sets of lenses: one RF/EF for photo, and another EF-S for video (cause if i bought brand new 85 1.2 for 2700 and EOSR for 2300 i just can't use it - with 1.74 crop its gonna be 144mm f2 - literally unuseable), i'm not that rich. I usually buying one good camera and one good lens and use it for everything. This trick with 1.74 crop not gonna work on me, i'm either not gonna shot HD in 2019, no thanks. Shame.
@@enco_m On a side note, Hollywood guys shooting with an S35 format will be very happy to know your 4K crop comment. And forsmall nunber of people like you who took to run & gun style, one 24-70 f2.8 zoom lens on an Electronic gimbal is fine for both video & photo, all the while such people carry 2 bodies anyway. And in professional environment, you have set of primes anyways, with a separate camera for photo and proper video camera. LOL.. those complaining on video crop factor are generally inexperience hobbyists or simply a forum guy who probably haven't touch the R, or maybe haven't even seen one in real.
yeah yeah you are totally right, i'm not making money with photography, even though i work on big project few years. but you know what? i'm the customer. most common median customer. EOSR/Z6/A7M3 is made for guys like me. photography enthusiast who buy expensive new gear every 5 years or so. usually most of us have one good camera and one good lens. and EOSR is totally wack here. 1.74crop in 4K? really? and Canon trying to sell me 1.74 crop is just nuts. market is for 90% consist of customers like me. we are the market, not you "super professional boiii". market is me and people like me. thats why so rare people buy EOSR, A7M3 totally killed it. not because they made something outstanding, just because they didn't took user for a bag of money without brain who only wants Canon logo on it. Sony did their job proper, just proper, not great, not overhelming, just proper. REAL 4K? i got it. Good sensor with great ISO and dynamical range? I got it. And other other other stuff which i even don't want talk about. And Canon just brought me bitten cabbagehead (cause they don't want loose money on EOS cinema systems, yeas Canon, many thanks, you will loose you money anyway this way). Cheers from "not really professional" but most common median customer here. All things you said is just excuses for idiotic marketing Canon does to itself.
The button layout and the customizability of the buttons makes the S1 body (not talking about AF) near perfect. You just rarely have to go into the menus anymore. I hope they will grow even further and get on par with the other brands.I know they only have 3 lenses so far but what do you think about the Panasonic glass Jared?
@@Wychfyre_ i own the f mount one and im impressed, it even works for video pretty well but you can tell that the autofocus on it is not built for video (noisy and less accurate) but i dont own the 50mm s version, for stills is great and ive also used it for video many times. And agree with Michael, im enjoying my z6 so much!
Got my Z6 last week. I love it! Ordered the native 50mm 1.8 S aswell (it fell in price) but didnt got it delivered yet. Anyhow, I tried the F mount 50mm 1.8 on the Z6 and saw its working fine. However, its already an old lens and I wanted to replace it anyway because of sharpness/af not being so fresh anymore.
Great job Jared, as always! I feel like one thing should have also been included in this comparison is... the menu system! Sony has a lot of work to do to make the user interface of their menu better. Personally I've found that the Panasonic menus have always been the easiest to navigate.
I've been a Canon shooter for a while. Looked at switching to Sony because of all the features and autofocus, but I just couldn't get past the small grip. It wasn't comfortable for me to hold. Ended up getting and EOS R when the price dropped (mine came with the adapter) and I'm perfectly happy with it. 1080 video is fine for what I do currently and I get excellent stills results with the eye autofocus (I mostly shoot portraits). The flip out screen was a decision maker as well. I use that all the time.
There's a photographer on TH-cam, I forget who, but he has an EOS R and an A7iii. He compared the 2 for static and moving subjects (model standing still, model walking towards camera on a curved path whilst backlit by bright sky). The hit rate was almost 100% on the EOS R and nowhere near it on the A7iii. The interesting thing was that the Canon shots where it only used face-detection (model too far for eye-detection) were still sharper on her eyes than the A7iii shots which did use eye-detection! That pretty little box over an eye does not guarantee correct focus, it simply indicates the camera has detected the eye. Canon shooters have noticed for years that DPAF (even on DSLRs in liveview) tends to nail focus on the eyes.
I bought the A7III but after the EOS R came out the A7III went up for sale. The Canon just feels right in the hands and is so much fun to use. I've been really happy with it.
Great Video, I love my Canon though. You have an awesome channel can I ask you how you edit your videos. I am trying to get better at editing and am wondering how you switch from you talking to other screens showing either video or when your showing a live picture of something and you are able to keep talking without interruption. Thanks and Great Video!
Honestly, I love the EOS R. It's specs look kind of bad on paper, but it's so much fun to shoot with RF lenses. The ergonomics are perfect, and the EVF is nice and crisp. I just wish it had IBIS.
@10:10 discussing who gets a tick mark for the mount & lens options - goes to Canon RF because you can adapt all the EF lenses to RF......well, I think you'll find many adapt EF to Sony E too.....so cancelling out that 'advantage' to some degree. I see many of the Mirrorless camera mounts as great, because the short flange distance means many older lenses can be adapted to them.
I pre-ordered the S1 when it came out. I just love the 10bit internal video capabilities of Panasonic. I also have a GH4 and GH5s, so it made sense to stick with Panasonic to match the colors. The newest firmware along with VLOG has made me really love the S1. I find the autofocus in video to work great for me and the stabilization is so good that I often leave the gimbal at home.
Great video! By the way, I am now struggling between a7iii and Z6. I have several cheap F-mount lenses, the most expensive is the Sigma 35mm F/1.4 ART. I mainly take pictures. Any suggestions?
I swapped my two Nikon DSLR's and a Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8G ED for a Nikon Z6 with FTZ adapter and a Nikon Z 24-70mm f/2.8 for my concert photography. Haven't had the opportunity yet to use the new combination during a concert shoot, but will later this month. Really looking forward to see what this baby can do...
I went with the EOS R. Beyond the logical reasons of having lenses, loving the feel in my hand, ease of use, etc., I was inspired by a hamburger joint that I grew up by. They advertised their burgers as the second best hamburgers in town on the reasoning that everyone else claimed to be number one. At some point, I stopped caring about the never-ending quest for the very best.
As a low end Nikon user (due to lack of spare cash) I am pleased that many youtube videos comments say they are buying or have bought the Z6. I think the Z system wil do well over the next few years.
I'm a Nikon Shooter. Yet I'll say Go with the Sony. Sony will be the best for you. You've got outstanding features with a wider lens selection. i'm personally loving my Z6, and I do plan on investing further into the system. but I think, if you want to start from Scratch, Sony All the way!! In fact, I'm also thinking of investing in the Sony very soon, as a B-Camera for my shoots!! Hope this helps! Cheers.
This is the problem I had. As an enthusiast and hobbyist it's really hard because there is so much choice. If you have the lenses then it makes sense to stick with the system. Not owning any equipment also makes it more expensive because you need a body and a lens, even more so with full frame. I ended up getting a 2nd hand Sony A7rii with a new Tamron 28-75mm. Very impressed so far!
Great, in-depth review! Thanks. Lumix pioneered mirrorless and they have developed a most amazing system... Their success inspired the big guns to follow suit. It's silly you would question it's place on the table... But aside from that.. . Unlimited record time is what brought me to Lumix years ago when I needed to film concerts without interruption. That and the historic GH2's performance in the Zacuto Shootout that was chosen by Coppola and others over the Red and Arri of the day in a blind test. I went out and bought a pile of those little monsters. And I recommend playing with their timelapse and stop animation apps, you can do the most amazing things internally to save days of post production.
Still rocking a D700 I got second hand a few years ago and not looking to replace it. Honestly, I've been moving more towards older medium format film cameras when I'm not using the D700
Great vid Jared, but I noticed you have been doing a lot of multiple camera vids and still using a check mark rating. I think maybe you could do a rating system of 1-4(or how many cameras you are reviewing). I think it would gives us a better impression on which is more competitive, but you do you!
I went with the Z6 because of sheer value for money!! Where I live the Z6 body goes for around 1670 USD. I got a Z6 with the 24-70 kit lens, an extra battery, a 32 gb xqd, ftz adapter and a free lowepro bag for around 2170 USD. The a7iii was 1900 USD for just the body. I also got myself the inexpensive f mount 50mm 1.8 G which works fantastic with the adapter. I am extremely happy with the camera. It takes great stills, great videos, slow motions, timelapses. Most importantly it has great ergonomics and interface. Its also much lighter to carry around than DSLR systems. Shooting with it is a pleasure!!
I’m a long time Nikon user (about 20 years). I switched over to the S1 and have no regrets. I absolutely love it. The latest firmware 1.2 takes care of the AF concerns. It’s even as good and in some cases better than the Sony A7III. The versatility, build quality and overall thought that went into designing the S1 has made me fall back in with photography all over again.
@@stephengatley8144 i'm talking about the canon 500d haha it was my cousins first DSLR before he entered professional photography and he gave it to me to try it out. like him i've also entered photography as a career and passion
@@AugmentedGravity I'm using a 35mm Canon with image stabilization via Metabones adapter - it works amazingly well It does depend on an adapter though. I.e. Sigma MC-11 adapter drops autofocus on video for non-Sigma lenses
Someone owning an EOS R in 2021: tbh he has some right to roast canon, but depending on where you are in the market it's a perfectly usable camera that can provide a path to a lot of videographers to start thinking about their long term roadmap as far as lenses go
Just want to point out that you missed one VERY important checkmark on the EOS R. The shutter coming down to protect the sensor from dust. I've had the EOS R since October and have not had to clean the sensor from dust once. The A7III I owned for 5 months and had to clean the sensor 2 times. Sensor protection chekmark to Canon. ;) I'd like to see that feature in all cameras in the future.
Mister W Congrats on the switch. it's interesting. I actually considered switch to Canon because of new RF lenses. I tried the 1.2/50 and loved it. But after all Nikon also has fantastic glasses, especially the 1.4/58, 1.4/28 and 24-70 2.8s lenses are just amazing. The 1.4/58 is alone worth the switch. It's actually easier to get great pics with Z6 compared to D750 with this lens.
@@alb673 I am willing to do so for the channels that worth it. However, and FYI, youtube does not have the option to have 2 versions of videos uploaded.
I just picked up Sony A7 lll last week this is my first camera other than cellphones. update: Tamron 28-75 will be delivered today 08/06/2019 Sony 85mm I just picked up form best buy.'
I left Canon by selling all my gear, including my EOS-1D X Mark II, and switched to the LUMIX S1R and the colors it brings out natively is absolutely beautiful. And the resolution is so much fun to work with.
Ariawan Darmanto I wanted higher resolution, in body stabilization, total silent shutter for Marine Corps ceremonies or any event that requires it, high resolution EVF, eye and body AF, and awesome video features that I can’t get from the 1DX Mark II like LOG and dynamic range. I no longer shoot sporting events therefor a higher burst rate and fast AF isn’t a must.
I have a Nikon D7500 and want to upgrade to a full frame mirrorless, but which one... I only have three lenses, so I could move to not Nikon. After this video, I still hesitate between the Z6 and Sony. It would be great to keep the presente lenses, but the Z lenses are horribly expensive and I want to increase my options. And Sony accepts so many lenses, including third parties. Any suggestions?
But how do these cameras feel in your hand? The specs are so close, there is nothing that really differentiates them. But which one do you personally get the best results from? Which one of these could you shoot with all day and not be exhausted from holding it? Which one do you want to pick up the next day and do it all over again. And finally, which one fits your overall process of creating images, including post processing the best? These are the questions that really differentiate these cameras. You are one of the few camera reviewers on YTube that actually goes out and shoots with these tools. Please follow this spec comparison with the results of your real world experiences.
This a great recap of each camera's strengths and weaknesses, and an excellent overview of the current full frame market, all while keeping it entertaining. Any chance you can do a roundup for crop sensors, for those of us who don't need a bigger sensor?
🤣 @4:29 I will say again, as a Nikon user, Sony is just a beast, even with their small mount... I like the Zed 6 too, I ̶t̶h̶i̶n̶k̶ wish Nikon's Lens selection would catch up soon(er)
I just bought Panasonic S1 and I am so happy, also I received for free Sigma EF converter and camera upgrade software worth £179. I am moving from Canon so I don't need to invest for lenses, but in the future I can use amazing Leica lenses. After watching your video, I have big smile on my face, because I made best decision :) See you next time. Thanks :)
Hey Jared. I went from a 5DII to an A7III. Pretty happy with the switch, but I'm noticing more noise than I used to in my 5D shots. Is this normal? Even your sample shot of the guy splashing water is pretty noisy. I do usually shoot on Aperture priority with auto-ISO. Should I just set the ISO to something low? Thanks!
It's definitely settings based. The a7iii has a phenomanly better sensor, and has the most dynamic range and lowest noise output in its class. I'd try limiting your ISO range, or shooting on a priority mode with your ISO set to 640. That gives you a decent amount of latitude and 640 ISO on the Sony cameras gives a very clean Film grain look imo.
@@nolangaudreau No, it has a much higher useable range than that. It's just that 640 looks very very film grain-ish. I shoot on my a7riii up to 8000 and get clean images. I'd assume the a7iii could push to 12,800 or more and retain the same quality.
I'm going with the Z 6 because of the updated video specs, improved autofocus and how it felt in my hands! I have had a D5300 going on 3 years and I'm seeing where it limits me and I think it's the logical next step. I've heavily considered the A7 III but from your reviews and what you shoot with I've settled on Nikon
I am a bit confused about what camera I am going to buy. I’ve always used canon and right now I have a canon DSLR 700D, but now I am looking for a camera that is full sensor has more dynamic range and more detail. Mainly I shoot landscapes and portraits and I was considering buying the canon R so I can use my two ef-s lenses that I own but I am considering the nikon z6. Which is the best camera in this price range between the Canon R and nikon z6?
Hi Jared, since you shoot Nikon Z it would be great with a video commenting Nikon's Z default raw profiles that are getting some flak for looking overcooked in many converters with stills having excessive contrast and saturation in both jpegs and RAW conversions with default profiles. Obviously, the in-camera jpeg engine can be tweaked and the raws can be post-processed in 1000 ways and will look different depending on converter, but the default raw profiles are there as time-savers and if so many seem to need to ease off on the cooking... that's time lost. Thoughts? Is there someting in this, or are people not seeing the goodness in the Z output?
I have the Canon EOS R and I use it for both video and photos. I know there are some limitations to this camera, but I primarily shoot in 1080p and Canon's Full HD looks better and more cinematic than any of these other cameras. Canon's log profiles are also much better than these cameras and when you use an external recorder like the "Atomos Ninja V" you get true 10-Bit 4:2:2 and it looks amazing! Also, as Jared pointed out, the huge catalog of compatible EF glass from not only Canon but, Sigma too is such a huge benefit! Obviously, most of the decisions come down to personal preference and I was so displeased with the way my Sony footage looked, I made the leap and gamble into the Canon R world and I am glad that I did! :)
Quick question , I am looking to upgrade from my trusty Canon 5dmkii, should I jump over to the Sony A7iii or stick with Canon and go for the EOS-R. I mainly shoot landscapes and shoot a bit of video or should I go for the Canon 5dmkiv, just wish Canon had in-body stabilisation . Cheers
Sebastian Bevan i have same problem which one i should buy? İ have canon 5d mark iii too and want to change it? What do u think about EOS R? Whats your opinion, im so confused...
@@orcungokcek1724 Glad its not just me then, I am going to stick with canon because I like the menu system, I have EF glass and a Canon Speedlite, Going into the camera shop this week to have a feel, If the EOS R is as solid as the 5D series I reckon I will go for that, Ive had enough of that mirror clunkin up and down, thats my thoughts for now anyway, Let me know how you get on.
Sebastian Bevan im still so confused, 5d mark iv has special offer in my country, nearly same price with EOS R just a $75 more expensive 5D... so confuseddddd gonna crazy ahahahha 😱 actually i love big cam 5d look like more professional but when i go travel with my 5d 3, fell so heavy... R lighter but slower than 5D... i dont know, u let me know when u decided ahahaha 😂, thank u
Great video once again, Thanks for that, but today I brought home little beast and her name is A7III. Reasons to get this one were: focus, low light, dual card, plus POWER.
I was recently at photography show and the Cannon sales rep told me the reason they didn't go dual card slot was that they were thinking of their customers so they wouldn't spend on extra SD cards. I thought he was going to try to sell me some swamp land next. 🙄
Fantastic comparison video! I personally went with the S1 for what I do (weddings & portraits) but you cannot go wrong with any of these camera systems.
@@raadi5939 I wouldn't mind it being cheaper :D but i guess the price is alright for what you get. The only real downside with this camera for me is low res. evf and display
People : ahhh... I like this lumix s1 camera (grab smartphone, order on amazon/ebay) Me : ahhh... I like this lumix s1 camera.. wait, no money. Lets go to eos r, ahh still no money. Well... I think its time to buy a7 iii/ nikon z6. (Ended buying canon 4000d)
I’ve broken at least 3 cards from wear and tear going inside and outside of my SD case. I always use double SD recording for weddings because if I loose footage I’m done for. Redundancy is a pro feature that I really enjoy.
@@treykeys2978 I've heard stories from photog's who have issues with their camera and cards , after they do those spray and pray moments . Hopeing to get that one good shot out of a string of 100 .
Despite the Sony A7III being a fantastic camera I didn’t like holding it. So I had the Z6 and Canon R on the counter. My loyalty to Canon after 19 years and their lenses was my final decision maker. Now, after 2 weeks owning the Canon R I’m so happy to have stayed with the Canon family. The results are amazing and for my usage it ticks all features. Just go for what it feels right for you!
Same here. I've had it for 5 months, but I have been invested in Canon before it, so it made the most sense. Plus, the camera really is more than the specs. I love to shoot with it and get amazing results.
I bought the EOS-R while owning three Sony's (A7II, A7RII, and A7SII). I sold all three of them and kept the Canon. The EOS-R just feels right. My biggest complaint is the lack of image stabilization but, I have the Fuji X-H1 soooooo, I'm good.
Same story here. Sold the A7III after using the EOS R for a week. It is missing some features but what it does offer is amazing. It really is a pleasure to use the EOS R.
Interesting. I actually like the feel of my Sony a7rIII. I hear a lot of grief about the handling. However, this doesn't hurt the quality of my images.
Thank you so much for the great review. Currently I have M3/4 Panasonic G9. I am not a professional, just an every day photographer shooting scenery and my own children. I really want to get a full frame mirrorless and after watching this, I think I'll go with either Z6 or a7iii. But the problem is I don't have any full frame lenses lol. You think Sony has wider selections of third parties lenses (assuming they are cheaper).
I have a Nikon D300S, some Nikon lenses. I would like to upgrade but keeping cost down. I like to take wildlife, grandchildren motor biking etc. Getting on in years, lighter would be nice. So something faster, and lighter. I thought the Z6 or D7500 was my answer until I watched your video. What do you recommend?
@@950Brandon So discouraging . . . I went your Z6s in the end as well.. Urh !! Jeeez would I have dared to fall for the high price of the S1 though , if only it had a descent autofocus system! It has EVERYTHING I need! From the menu system and the triviality of perfect button placement + backlight to the power! Except for the autofocus, . . . and I shoot concerts . . .
@jaredpolin In terms of reliability and build quality between the Z6 and EOS R which would you recommend? You mentioned (in the Nikon reviews) that the Nikon S-Line lenses seem plasticky. The button placement on the Z6 is ideal but ultimately you are investing in the glass and the RF glass seems to be more intriguing than that of the Nikon at the present moment. Not to mention that the RF system seems to also work best when used with adapted lenses.
The lenses may seem more "plasticky", but they pair well to save weight and weather resistance for the Z system. In case you prefer metal lenses just remember that they are usually (not always) susceptible to dents and scratches. RF glass is incredible and sound sexy (1.2), but are they practical for you? All depends on your needs and the depth of your pockets.
Hi. for 75% stills (360° panorama) and 25% video. Looking for a camera good for both. S1 or Z6 ? I have a GH5 (and tried a A7R3). Bad AF and big size and weight of a S1 is not a problem. Just looking for sharpest images with a wide angle lens or fisheye maybye… Thank you
I have a Nikon 3200 for photos and a Lumix G7 for Video.. Yeah Old Cameras but work fine for me. i will love to upgrade to a Z6 for photos and a S1 for video
What’s your recommendation for a beginner? I’m looking for full frame, 4K 30 or 60fps, good battery, something good enough to vlog with. My budget is $500-$2000. I would would skip the full frame if you can recommend a camera that will do those things closer to $500 mark if not I,will just have to spend a little more
I was not expecting the Panasonic S1 to do so well. The Real World Review is coming soon, it's still in editing.
Jared Polin hoping to see Olympus and Fujifilm compete with those 4 bad boys in the future 😄
I'm pretty much a canon fanboy but am impressed with Sony's Mirrorless cameras
@@camerapunk4109 doubt it.
Can you also do a short verses of the S1R and the other high pixel cameras? Would love to see the best landscape camera with dynamic range, resolution, body/features, battery, and lens selection all taken into consideration!
@@froknowsphoto you can actually select the full 5655 AF points on the canon, 87 Horizontal points by 65 vertical points (equating to 5655 selectable AF points) using the smallest AF box with the d pad
I am a Canon fanboy, but realizing that EOS R does 3 fps just as well as my 5D Classic (of 2005) is... upsetting.
Haven't you shoot and find that the normal 5fps and tracking priority returns the same accuracy? So forget 3fps. Take it as 5fps. Maybe Canon put that for certain situations or for lenses with smaller aperture. But at f4, and larger, no difference.
As Canon fanboy you must be raged by 1.74 crop in 4K. I'd never buy such crap. You need to use two sets of lenses: one RF/EF for photo, and another EF-S for video (cause if i bought brand new 85 1.2 for 2700 and EOSR for 2300 i just can't use it - with 1.74 crop its gonna be 144mm f2 - literally unuseable), i'm not that rich. I usually buying one good camera and one good lens and use it for everything. This trick with 1.74 crop not gonna work on me, i'm either not gonna shot HD in 2019, no thanks. Shame.
@@enco_m On a side note, Hollywood guys shooting with an S35 format will be very happy to know your 4K crop comment. And forsmall nunber of people like you who took to run & gun style, one 24-70 f2.8 zoom lens on an Electronic gimbal is fine for both video & photo, all the while such people carry 2 bodies anyway. And in professional environment, you have set of primes anyways, with a separate camera for photo and proper video camera. LOL.. those complaining on video crop factor are generally inexperience hobbyists or simply a forum guy who probably haven't touch the R, or maybe haven't even seen one in real.
yeah yeah you are totally right, i'm not making money with photography, even though i work on big project few years. but you know what? i'm the customer. most common median customer. EOSR/Z6/A7M3 is made for guys like me. photography enthusiast who buy expensive new gear every 5 years or so. usually most of us have one good camera and one good lens. and EOSR is totally wack here. 1.74crop in 4K? really? and Canon trying to sell me 1.74 crop is just nuts. market is for 90% consist of customers like me. we are the market, not you "super professional boiii". market is me and people like me. thats why so rare people buy EOSR, A7M3 totally killed it. not because they made something outstanding, just because they didn't took user for a bag of money without brain who only wants Canon logo on it. Sony did their job proper, just proper, not great, not overhelming, just proper. REAL 4K? i got it. Good sensor with great ISO and dynamical range? I got it. And other other other stuff which i even don't want talk about. And Canon just brought me bitten cabbagehead (cause they don't want loose money on EOS cinema systems, yeas Canon, many thanks, you will loose you money anyway this way). Cheers from "not really professional" but most common median customer here. All things you said is just excuses for idiotic marketing Canon does to itself.
@@enco_m Hahahha... you are so hilarious! May Sony bless you abundantly!
I literally live for him saying "L MOUNT ALLIANCE!!!!!!!!!"
@@williaminbody205 true
I don't know why I always looks forward to this.... But ya... I live for this too XD
William Inbody because no one cares about Leica. Jk
Dymond Piper omg me too lol
Totally the best thing that has come out of that alliance so far...
The button layout and the customizability of the buttons makes the S1 body (not talking about AF) near perfect. You just rarely have to go into the menus anymore. I hope they will grow even further and get on par with the other brands.I know they only have 3 lenses so far but what do you think about the Panasonic glass Jared?
Loving my Z6, just picked up the 50mm 1.8 too and it's given me the drive to explore new places and look at things differently. Super happy with it
Did you try the F-mount 50mm 1.8 FTZ adapted as well? is the native a tonne better? I have the F-mount 50mm and not sure if i should upgrade or not
@@Wychfyre_ i own the f mount one and im impressed, it even works for video pretty well but you can tell that the autofocus on it is not built for video (noisy and less accurate) but i dont own the 50mm s version, for stills is great and ive also used it for video many times. And agree with Michael, im enjoying my z6 so much!
Got my Z6 last week. I love it! Ordered the native 50mm 1.8 S aswell (it fell in price) but didnt got it delivered yet. Anyhow, I tried the F mount 50mm 1.8 on the Z6 and saw its working fine. However, its already an old lens and I wanted to replace it anyway because of sharpness/af not being so fresh anymore.
@@v3n0m161 yeah definetly the new one seems far far better
I'm loving it too. It is so fantastic !
Great job Jared, as always!
I feel like one thing should have also been included in this comparison is... the menu system! Sony has a lot of work to do to make the user interface of their menu better. Personally I've found that the Panasonic menus have always been the easiest to navigate.
I've been a Canon shooter for a while. Looked at switching to Sony because of all the features and autofocus, but I just couldn't get past the small grip. It wasn't comfortable for me to hold. Ended up getting and EOS R when the price dropped (mine came with the adapter) and I'm perfectly happy with it. 1080 video is fine for what I do currently and I get excellent stills results with the eye autofocus (I mostly shoot portraits). The flip out screen was a decision maker as well. I use that all the time.
There's a photographer on TH-cam, I forget who, but he has an EOS R and an A7iii. He compared the 2 for static and moving subjects (model standing still, model walking towards camera on a curved path whilst backlit by bright sky). The hit rate was almost 100% on the EOS R and nowhere near it on the A7iii. The interesting thing was that the Canon shots where it only used face-detection (model too far for eye-detection) were still sharper on her eyes than the A7iii shots which did use eye-detection! That pretty little box over an eye does not guarantee correct focus, it simply indicates the camera has detected the eye.
Canon shooters have noticed for years that DPAF (even on DSLRs in liveview) tends to nail focus on the eyes.
I bought the A7III but after the EOS R came out the A7III went up for sale. The Canon just feels right in the hands and is so much fun to use. I've been really happy with it.
Same as me.
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Great Video, I love my Canon though. You have an awesome channel can I ask you how you edit your videos. I am trying to get better at editing and am wondering how you switch from you talking to other screens showing either video or when your showing a live picture of something and you are able to keep talking without interruption. Thanks and Great Video!
Honestly, I love the EOS R. It's specs look kind of bad on paper, but it's so much fun to shoot with RF lenses. The ergonomics are perfect, and the EVF is nice and crisp. I just wish it had IBIS.
It’s the IBIS that is making me switch from EOS r to either Sony or Panasonic… I use handheld and post production can only fix so much.
I am so torn between the Z6 and a7 III... Loved the review and breakdown!! Thx and well done.
SO AM I
Awesome thorough review! As you have a Sony A9 (shown in earlier reviews) as well as a Z6 which do you like using the most and why?
Thank you for always being my go-to for reviews + advice with the Nikon team!
@10:10 discussing who gets a tick mark for the mount & lens options - goes to Canon RF because you can adapt all the EF lenses to RF......well, I think you'll find many adapt EF to Sony E too.....so cancelling out that 'advantage' to some degree.
I see many of the Mirrorless camera mounts as great, because the short flange distance means many older lenses can be adapted to them.
Picked up the Nikon Z6 the other day partly based on your review of the camera and loving it so far. Thanks for the great content!
nice, enjoy!!!
Which would you go with if starting from scratch? Buying from the ground up. Nikon or Sony? Or wait for newer body to release?
I have an EOS R and i am extrem happy. Great Handling, Viewfinder, Display and Glass. Thanks Canon!!
Me the same. So happy with it!
and the best Low light AF, and Improved canon bodies are coming.
P.S. RF lens is the future
FotoBär me too.
@ It really doesn't compare to the sony in low light :/
Thanks this was a very detailed great review 100% I'm now only making a choice between a7 111 or the canon R I do vlogs which one would you say more
What did u end up with ?
I pre-ordered the S1 when it came out. I just love the 10bit internal video capabilities of Panasonic. I also have a GH4 and GH5s, so it made sense to stick with Panasonic to match the colors. The newest firmware along with VLOG has made me really love the S1. I find the autofocus in video to work great for me and the stabilization is so good that I often leave the gimbal at home.
which camera do you recommend as a starting pro photographer, taking portrait and wedding photos?? + lenses??
please comparation the Sony A7R IV vs Panasonic S1R vs Hasselblad X1D ii
and Hign resolution A7R IV vs Hg resolution Panasonic S1R vs Fujifilm GFX 100
Great video! By the way, I am now struggling between a7iii and Z6. I have several cheap F-mount lenses, the most expensive is the Sigma 35mm F/1.4 ART. I mainly take pictures. Any suggestions?
The “L MOUNT ALLIANCE” call is the best of the best, I laugh every time 😆
Joseph Garcia “L-mount Alliance” cracks me up every time and I only came across this channel 2 days ago!
I swapped my two Nikon DSLR's and a Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8G ED for a Nikon Z6 with FTZ adapter and a Nikon Z 24-70mm f/2.8 for my concert photography.
Haven't had the opportunity yet to use the new combination during a concert shoot, but will later this month. Really looking forward to see what this baby can do...
I went with the EOS R. Beyond the logical reasons of having lenses, loving the feel in my hand, ease of use, etc., I was inspired by a hamburger joint that I grew up by. They advertised their burgers as the second best hamburgers in town on the reasoning that everyone else claimed to be number one. At some point, I stopped caring about the never-ending quest for the very best.
In six months, I haven’t switched it to video mode once.
As a low end Nikon user (due to lack of spare cash) I am pleased that many youtube videos comments say they are buying or have bought the Z6.
I think the Z system wil do well over the next few years.
I have the Sony a7iii & the a7Riii. Love them both. Yeah I was surprised to about the Panasonic.
Jarid if you had no glass for any camera and was starting out which one of these 4 camera would you buy ?
I'm a Nikon Shooter. Yet I'll say Go with the Sony. Sony will be the best for you. You've got outstanding features with a wider lens selection. i'm personally loving my Z6, and I do plan on investing further into the system. but I think, if you want to start from Scratch, Sony All the way!! In fact, I'm also thinking of investing in the Sony very soon, as a B-Camera for my shoots!! Hope this helps! Cheers.
This is the problem I had. As an enthusiast and hobbyist it's really hard because there is so much choice. If you have the lenses then it makes sense to stick with the system. Not owning any equipment also makes it more expensive because you need a body and a lens, even more so with full frame. I ended up getting a 2nd hand Sony A7rii with a new Tamron 28-75mm. Very impressed so far!
I'm.so happy Nikon are now reasonable good at video. I'm waiting for the new 2 card version coming soon.
where did u get that information?
Still not there!
Great, in-depth review! Thanks.
Lumix pioneered mirrorless and they have developed a most amazing system... Their success inspired the big guns to follow suit. It's silly you would question it's place on the table... But aside from that.. . Unlimited record time is what brought me to Lumix years ago when I needed to film concerts without interruption. That and the historic GH2's performance in the Zacuto Shootout that was chosen by Coppola and others over the Red and Arri of the day in a blind test. I went out and bought a pile of those little monsters. And I recommend playing with their timelapse and stop animation apps, you can do the most amazing things internally to save days of post production.
Still rocking a D700 I got second hand a few years ago and not looking to replace it. Honestly, I've been moving more towards older medium format film cameras when I'm not using the D700
Great video dude, start to finish, thanks for putting it together!
You made my week with this video Jared!
2019 the best year for cameras but also the most difficult time to decide! 💸
I agree!!!
Great vid Jared, but I noticed you have been doing a lot of multiple camera vids and still using a check mark rating. I think maybe you could do a rating system of 1-4(or how many cameras you are reviewing). I think it would gives us a better impression on which is more competitive, but you do you!
I went with the Z6 because of sheer value for money!! Where I live the Z6 body goes for around 1670 USD. I got a Z6 with the 24-70 kit lens, an extra battery, a 32 gb xqd, ftz adapter and a free lowepro bag for around 2170 USD. The a7iii was 1900 USD for just the body. I also got myself the inexpensive f mount 50mm 1.8 G which works fantastic with the adapter. I am extremely happy with the camera. It takes great stills, great videos, slow motions, timelapses. Most importantly it has great ergonomics and interface. Its also much lighter to carry around than DSLR systems. Shooting with it is a pleasure!!
I’m a long time Nikon user (about 20 years). I switched over to the S1 and have no regrets. I absolutely love it. The latest firmware 1.2 takes care of the AF concerns. It’s even as good and in some cases better than the Sony A7III.
The versatility, build quality and overall thought that went into designing the S1 has made me fall back in with photography all over again.
Your videos are superb👏👍 very interesting and informative ✌️🤘
waiting for the A7IV!! i've been shooting on my 500d for the past 3 years
That’s an old camera if you are talking about the Canon 500D but if you are talking about the Nikon D500 why upgrade?. Upgrade your skills first!
@@stephengatley8144 i'm talking about the canon 500d haha it was my cousins first DSLR before he entered professional photography and he gave it to me to try it out. like him i've also entered photography as a career and passion
Wait for the a7V in a couple of months after the a7IV comes out
@@davecrissinger8967 dont they release one model every few years?
@@GAMINGNOOBIE Sony kinda does
have you changed your mind on what camera is better now jared?
Every time I watch one of these comparison videos I walk away thinking "I'm moving to Sony". Just waiting for my Christmas bonus.
10:00 you can adapt Canon EF to Sony E
You can actually adapt virtually anything except MFT to Sony E because of the tiny flange distance
Do you know ho well that works? not very well.
@@AugmentedGravity I'm using a 35mm Canon with image stabilization via Metabones adapter - it works amazingly well
It does depend on an adapter though. I.e. Sigma MC-11 adapter drops autofocus on video for non-Sigma lenses
The title should read: "33 minute video of me roasting the EOS r"
I mean, he isnt wrong though its a pretty bad body for that amount of money.
because it is the worst
Buthurt canon fanboy
Someone owning an EOS R in 2021: tbh he has some right to roast canon, but depending on where you are in the market it's a perfectly usable camera that can provide a path to a lot of videographers to start thinking about their long term roadmap as far as lenses go
Just want to point out that you missed one VERY important checkmark on the EOS R. The shutter coming down to protect the sensor from dust. I've had the EOS R since October and have not had to clean the sensor from dust once. The A7III I owned for 5 months and had to clean the sensor 2 times. Sensor protection chekmark to Canon. ;) I'd like to see that feature in all cameras in the future.
Yeah tbh with the electronic shutter i'd gladly just use the mechanical one as a protection for the sensor.
I picked up Z6 few months ago mainly because of my existing Nikon glass and I'm glad I did. It's been a great camera.
Argin Moradian i picked up too but I’m from canon and I change all my stuff for this z6 and new glass so happy of this choice :)
Mister W Congrats on the switch.
it's interesting. I actually considered switch to Canon because of new RF lenses. I tried the 1.2/50 and loved it.
But after all Nikon also has fantastic glasses, especially the 1.4/58, 1.4/28 and 24-70 2.8s lenses are just amazing.
The 1.4/58 is alone worth the switch. It's actually easier to get great pics with Z6 compared to D750 with this lens.
Which camera do you find best for macro?
This guy is real good at reading out specs loud
So, between all the advertisements and affiliates you said a couple words about the cameras too. Congrats!
You are more then welcome to send him a cheque, to pay for the video, if you don't like product advertisement
@@alb673 I am willing to do so for the channels that worth it. However, and FYI, youtube does not have the option to have 2 versions of videos uploaded.
I just picked up Sony A7 lll last week this is my first camera other than cellphones.
update: Tamron 28-75 will be delivered today 08/06/2019
Sony 85mm I just picked up form best buy.'
I’m jealous.
Wow, now that's what you call a giant step up. What lens?
Got the a7iii to. If you get the Tamron lenses for it, you have a great combination for an unbeatable price.
@@linusfaymonville - I hear good things about the native Sony 85mm 1.8 as well.
@@waltervanlille2263 it is good too. But i decided to get the zoomlenses for versatility
I like the fact that you tested all of them yourself. Makes your review that much more credible. 👍👍👍👍👍
Doesn't A7iii IBIS works with Sony OSS too? Like the S1
Yes it does. Don't know how many stops though.
@@Lorunification - thanks
How come I haven't seen your vault app advertised anymore? Do you still support it?
I left Canon by selling all my gear, including my EOS-1D X Mark II, and switched to the LUMIX S1R and the colors it brings out natively is absolutely beautiful. And the resolution is so much fun to work with.
Woooooowwwww.... Why you sell your 1dx?
Ariawan Darmanto I wanted higher resolution, in body stabilization, total silent shutter for Marine Corps ceremonies or any event that requires it, high resolution EVF, eye and body AF, and awesome video features that I can’t get from the 1DX Mark II like LOG and dynamic range. I no longer shoot sporting events therefor a higher burst rate and fast AF isn’t a must.
I have a Nikon D7500 and want to upgrade to a full frame mirrorless, but which one... I only have three lenses, so I could move to not Nikon. After this video, I still hesitate between the Z6 and Sony. It would be great to keep the presente lenses, but the Z lenses are horribly expensive and I want to increase my options. And Sony accepts so many lenses, including third parties. Any suggestions?
But how do these cameras feel in your hand? The specs are so close, there is nothing that really differentiates them. But which one do you personally get the best results from? Which one of these could you shoot with all day and not be exhausted from holding it? Which one do you want to pick up the next day and do it all over again. And finally, which one fits your overall process of creating images, including post processing the best? These are the questions that really differentiate these cameras. You are one of the few camera reviewers on YTube that actually goes out and shoots with these tools. Please follow this spec comparison with the results of your real world experiences.
Hi. Which on is the best one for AF in low light ?
Your camera reviews are next level! Panasonic surprised me a lot! And Canon did not..
This a great recap of each camera's strengths and weaknesses, and an excellent overview of the current full frame market, all while keeping it entertaining. Any chance you can do a roundup for crop sensors, for those of us who don't need a bigger sensor?
I left Canon and sold all my stuff and i bought a z6 and I’m soooooo happy with this choice !!
Do you have a video explaining things such as stops, 4K vs 1080, pixels, iso...
🤣 @4:29
I will say again, as a Nikon user, Sony is just a beast, even with their small mount... I like the Zed 6 too, I ̶t̶h̶i̶n̶k̶ wish Nikon's Lens selection would catch up soon(er)
Yap, first generation always like that dude.. sony too.. wait for the 2nd or 3rd generation for nikon z series and you will be satisfied
I just bought Panasonic S1 and I am so happy, also I received for free Sigma EF converter and camera upgrade software worth £179. I am moving from Canon so I don't need to invest for lenses, but in the future I can use amazing Leica lenses. After watching your video, I have big smile on my face, because I made best decision :) See you next time. Thanks :)
I have the EOS R. I’m happy with it. But I hope the pro body rumoured to come out in 2020 will be a significant upgrade.
After testing A7iii and the EOS R I have chosen the EOS R...and I am so in love with it 😍👌
For the price of the S1 you could get the a7riii. That seems like a better deal to me.
Sean Saca the a7riii is $2500 just like the s1.
Hey Jared. I went from a 5DII to an A7III. Pretty happy with the switch, but I'm noticing more noise than I used to in my 5D shots. Is this normal? Even your sample shot of the guy splashing water is pretty noisy. I do usually shoot on Aperture priority with auto-ISO. Should I just set the ISO to something low? Thanks!
It's definitely settings based. The a7iii has a phenomanly better sensor, and has the most dynamic range and lowest noise output in its class. I'd try limiting your ISO range, or shooting on a priority mode with your ISO set to 640. That gives you a decent amount of latitude and 640 ISO on the Sony cameras gives a very clean Film grain look imo.
@@ScottStPhoto Awesome, thanks for the reply. Since you said 640, does that mean just above that is where the noise starts to get really noticeable?
@@nolangaudreau No, it has a much higher useable range than that. It's just that 640 looks very very film grain-ish. I shoot on my a7riii up to 8000 and get clean images. I'd assume the a7iii could push to 12,800 or more and retain the same quality.
@@ScottStPhoto Do you mind if I email you a couple raw files and you tell me if the noise on them is normal? Maybe I'm being too picky?
I'm going with the Z 6 because of the updated video specs, improved autofocus and how it felt in my hands!
I have had a D5300 going on 3 years and I'm seeing where it limits me and I think it's the logical next step. I've heavily considered the A7 III but from your reviews and what you shoot with I've settled on Nikon
I am a bit confused about what camera I am going to buy. I’ve always used canon and right now I have a canon DSLR 700D, but now I am looking for a camera that is full sensor has more dynamic range and more detail. Mainly I shoot landscapes and portraits and I was considering buying the canon R so I can use my two ef-s lenses that I own but I am considering the nikon z6. Which is the best camera in this price range between the Canon R and nikon z6?
Sony‘s my winner. Love the auto focus and the battery life
Hi Jared, since you shoot Nikon Z it would be great with a video commenting Nikon's Z default raw profiles that are getting some flak for looking overcooked in many converters with stills having excessive contrast and saturation in both jpegs and RAW conversions with default profiles. Obviously, the in-camera jpeg engine can be tweaked and the raws can be post-processed in 1000 ways and will look different depending on converter, but the default raw profiles are there as time-savers and if so many seem to need to ease off on the cooking... that's time lost.
Thoughts? Is there someting in this, or are people not seeing the goodness in the Z output?
I have the Canon EOS R and I use it for both video and photos. I know there are some limitations to this camera, but I primarily shoot in 1080p and Canon's Full HD looks better and more cinematic than any of these other cameras. Canon's log profiles are also much better than these cameras and when you use an external recorder like the "Atomos Ninja V" you get true 10-Bit 4:2:2 and it looks amazing! Also, as Jared pointed out, the huge catalog of compatible EF glass from not only Canon but, Sigma too is such a huge benefit! Obviously, most of the decisions come down to personal preference and I was so displeased with the way my Sony footage looked, I made the leap and gamble into the Canon R world and I am glad that I did! :)
Quick question , I am looking to upgrade from my trusty Canon 5dmkii, should I jump over to the Sony A7iii or stick with Canon and go for the EOS-R. I mainly shoot landscapes and shoot a bit of video or should I go for the Canon 5dmkiv, just wish Canon had in-body stabilisation . Cheers
Sebastian Bevan i have same problem which one i should buy? İ have canon 5d mark iii too and want to change it? What do u think about EOS R? Whats your opinion, im so confused...
@@orcungokcek1724 Glad its not just me then, I am going to stick with canon because I like the menu system, I have EF glass and a Canon Speedlite, Going into the camera shop this week to have a feel, If the EOS R is as solid as the 5D series I reckon I will go for that, Ive had enough of that mirror clunkin up and down, thats my thoughts for now anyway, Let me know how you get on.
Sebastian Bevan im still so confused, 5d mark iv has special offer in my country, nearly same price with EOS R just a $75 more expensive 5D... so confuseddddd gonna crazy ahahahha 😱 actually i love big cam 5d look like more professional but when i go travel with my 5d 3, fell so heavy... R lighter but slower than 5D... i dont know, u let me know when u decided ahahaha 😂, thank u
ORCUN GOKCEK ha ha, I will let you know how I get on 👍😃
You left out IBIS, which is a big deal especially for handheld video shooting.
Great video once again, Thanks for that, but today I brought home little beast and her name is A7III. Reasons to get this one were: focus, low light, dual card, plus POWER.
I was recently at photography show and the Cannon sales rep told me the reason they didn't go dual card slot was that they were thinking of their customers so they wouldn't spend on extra SD cards. I thought he was going to try to sell me some swamp land next. 🙄
Fantastic comparison video! I personally went with the S1 for what I do (weddings & portraits) but you cannot go wrong with any of these camera systems.
I would love an "L-Mooouuunt Alliiiiaaaanceee" T-shirt.
Ended up snagging a used S1 for $2500 on eBay w/ 24-105 kit lens. I'm excited to test it out.
I am going for A7iii. For low light capability, eye af, video features and battery life as well as low weight
price too eh
@@raadi5939 I wouldn't mind it being cheaper :D but i guess the price is alright for what you get. The only real downside with this camera for me is low res. evf and display
@@MegaNeverWhere You will get used to it very quickly, it's not like you will see each and every pixel or something. Go for it!
@@LucaAdrian123 I am going to :D I will order it in September. I have been also thinking about a sonnar 55mm f1.8 as a first lens for it
@@MegaNeverWhere My first lens was the 85 1.8, I think the 55 is a solid choice as well, I didn't try it out.
Thank you for the video. I was planning for an upgrade and this will help a lot.
People : ahhh... I like this lumix s1 camera (grab smartphone, order on amazon/ebay)
Me : ahhh... I like this lumix s1 camera.. wait, no money. Lets go to eos r, ahh still no money. Well... I think its time to buy a7 iii/ nikon z6. (Ended buying canon 4000d)
Very thorough, unbiased, entertaining review. Keep them coming.
Great job, Jared, but regarding an SD card, I have NEVER had one break. And I doubt if many others have ever had one break either
Had a couple of them break.
I am with you - have been using CF cards since the 300D and never had an issue.
I've never had a card issue ever ,
I’ve broken at least 3 cards from wear and tear going inside and outside of my SD case. I always use double SD recording for weddings because if I loose footage I’m done for. Redundancy is a pro feature that I really enjoy.
@@treykeys2978 I've heard stories from photog's who have issues with their camera and cards , after they do those spray and pray moments . Hopeing to get that one good shot out of a string of 100 .
i am confused plz suggest z6 or a7iii who is best in photography? plz plz..
Bookmarking this for a few years down the road when I can pick one of these up for $400.
used maybe
Thanks for the analysis
Despite the Sony A7III being a fantastic camera I didn’t like holding it. So I had the Z6 and Canon R on the counter. My loyalty to Canon after 19 years and their lenses was my final decision maker. Now, after 2 weeks owning the Canon R I’m so happy to have stayed with the Canon family. The results are amazing and for my usage it ticks all features. Just go for what it feels right for you!
Same here. I've had it for 5 months, but I have been invested in Canon before it, so it made the most sense. Plus, the camera really is more than the specs. I love to shoot with it and get amazing results.
I bought the EOS-R while owning three Sony's (A7II, A7RII, and A7SII). I sold all three of them and kept the Canon. The EOS-R just feels right. My biggest complaint is the lack of image stabilization but, I have the Fuji X-H1 soooooo, I'm good.
Same story here. Sold the A7III after using the EOS R for a week. It is missing some features but what it does offer is amazing. It really is a pleasure to use the EOS R.
Interesting. I actually like the feel of my Sony a7rIII. I hear a lot of grief about the handling. However, this doesn't hurt the quality of my images.
Thank you so much for the great review. Currently I have M3/4 Panasonic G9. I am not a professional, just an every day photographer shooting scenery and my own children. I really want to get a full frame mirrorless and after watching this, I think I'll go with either Z6 or a7iii. But the problem is I don't have any full frame lenses lol. You think Sony has wider selections of third parties lenses (assuming they are cheaper).
absolutely love my s1!!!! unreallllll
I assume this S1 had the updated firmware? Curious if that fixes all the autofocus issues I've read about.
I would choose the Z6 because i already have the F-mount glass and willing to make some compromisses on the minor differences(for me)
I have a Nikon D300S, some Nikon lenses. I would like to upgrade but keeping cost down. I like to take wildlife, grandchildren motor biking etc. Getting on in years, lighter would be nice. So something faster, and lighter. I thought the Z6 or D7500 was my answer until I watched your video. What do you recommend?
I really really really like my Z6 but I feel no one can go wrong with ANY of those.
I like my z6 as well and damn all these machines are fine and solid.
@@950Brandon So discouraging . . . I went your Z6s in the end as well..
Urh !! Jeeez would I have dared to fall for the high price of the S1 though , if only it had a descent autofocus system! It has EVERYTHING I need! From the menu system and the triviality of perfect button placement + backlight to the power!
Except for the autofocus, . . . and I shoot concerts . . .
@jaredpolin In terms of reliability and build quality between the Z6 and EOS R which would you recommend?
You mentioned (in the Nikon reviews) that the Nikon S-Line lenses seem plasticky.
The button placement on the Z6 is ideal but ultimately you are investing in the glass and the RF glass seems to be more intriguing than that of the Nikon at the present moment.
Not to mention that the RF system seems to also work best when used with adapted lenses.
The lenses may seem more "plasticky", but they pair well to save weight and weather resistance for the Z system. In case you prefer metal lenses just remember that they are usually (not always) susceptible to dents and scratches. RF glass is incredible and sound sexy (1.2), but are they practical for you? All depends on your needs and the depth of your pockets.
im here waiting to jared say " L MOUNT ALIANCE ' thats so statisfying.. thanks mate. u should make that remix.
Hi. for 75% stills (360° panorama) and 25% video. Looking for a camera good for both. S1 or Z6 ? I have a GH5 (and tried a A7R3). Bad AF and big size and weight of a S1 is not a problem. Just looking for sharpest images with a wide angle lens or fisheye maybye… Thank you
for those looking for "L mount Alliance" 8:40 is the time.
thanks
I have a Nikon 3200 for photos and a Lumix G7 for Video.. Yeah Old Cameras but work fine for me. i will love to upgrade to a Z6 for photos and a S1 for video
I have to say... I will go with Fuji xt3
Will sigma or tamron make rf mount lenses any soon?
Sony is absolutely taking the lead currently !
That is because Sony is King of Kings
Chase Westwood For the time being...
What’s your recommendation for a beginner? I’m looking for full frame, 4K 30 or 60fps, good battery, something good enough to vlog with. My budget is $500-$2000. I would would skip the full frame if you can recommend a camera that will do those things closer to $500 mark if not I,will just have to spend a little more