Hello,hope am not late..been using a GX80/85 for music video production in Kenya,looking to upgrade to camera under $1000 any recommendation for camera with better african/black looks
Thanks for the list!!! I'm new to mirrorless cameras as I have been using my iPhone for video shooting. It's time to upgrade but I always felt like I HAD to get a full frame camera. I've been looking at the Sony zv e10 and realized it wasn't full frame. But sounds like I don't necessarily need it? Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed the list! Sometimes it seems like TH-camrs make you feel like you have to get a full frame camera, but you certainly don’t! You just need to get what’s going to work best for you! At this point, cameras are all so good, I’d just go with the one that seems to fit your needs best. The Zve10 is a great little camera! Fast autofocus and excellent picture and video quality. And the lenses are going to be cheaper and smaller than full frame lenses for the most part. Three of my cinema cameras are micro four thirds- with even smaller sensors than the apsc-sizes sensor in the zve10- and they shoot some of the best video I’ve worked with. (Including several full frame cameras I’ve owned. And again, the lenses are smaller and cheaper!) They don’t have autofocus, so I wouldn’t recommend them to you- but again, just go with the camera that fits your needs! If you like the small size of the zve10, need fast, accurate autofocus, quality 4k video, and want something good to vlog and shoot TH-cam videos with.. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed!
Hi! I currently have a canon sl2 and I need an upgrade. I still do that as a hobby. I want a camera for potrait, ok for video and wildlife. DO you have any advice?
The best photo camera for wedding video.. for me personally, I’d want a full frame (for lowlight performance) camera that shoots 4k video. I’d look into a used Panasonic s5 or the older Sony a7sii. Neither have the best autofocus, but it’s ok- both have full frame 4k video and you can adapt vintage lenses to both. The Panasonic has better (and more) codec options and flavors of 4k. The Sony has a great lens selection and performs really well in low light. It just depends which route you’d want to go, but that where I’d personally start for under $1k. Do some research on them and see what you like.
What about the canon eos m6 mark ii? I guess they should be roughly the same price, do you recommend it aswell? I'm currently searching for a camera and struggeling betwenn 90d and m6 mark ii
I honestly don't know much about the Canon eco system. I've used just about every other brand, but Canon is not my specialty. I do know that neither is a full frame camera, like the ones mentioned in this video. Not that it should matter, unless you're specifically looking for full frame. I'm sure they're good cameras! Most are these days! As long as they meet your needs!
@@RyanThomasDalton thanks for the reply, I just did some Research about full frame and cropped frame. If I understood it correctly full frame has the potential to get better quality images. What would be your up to date recommendation for mainly taking Pictures of motorcycles, animels and evironment (normal to dark light, nothing realy bright). Between 500-1000€. Thanks!
@@Flaffi78 I wouldn't say full frame is "better" (I don't even use a full frame camera currently!).. it's just usually better in low-light. Like if I were shooting a wedding, I'd prefer a full frame camera because of the mixed lighting environments. Also - Most movie cameras aren't even full frame. But they supplement with additional lighting. I also know several outdoors photographers who prefer micro four thirds sensors (even smaller) because of the crop factor of a smaller sensor giving them more reach with their telephoto lenses. All cameras are good these days, so I'd definitely go with the camera and system you like. You can then just get some good lenses that will work best for you! Hope that helps!
So I appreciated your recommendations, but it's a very thin video. You said these are just off-the-top of your head. I feel that you should've done some research and made a more informative video. I've been watching other videos on this same subject and they had actually done a lot of research, and had created comprehensive lists. Its respectful to the viewers time when the content creator actually puts some effort into their work. That said, I wont be sticking around for any other content you make, but I thought you might appreciate the feedback.
Hello,hope am not late..been using a GX80/85 for music video production in Kenya,looking to upgrade to camera under $1000 any recommendation for camera with better african/black looks
Thanks for the list!!! I'm new to mirrorless cameras as I have been using my iPhone for video shooting. It's time to upgrade but I always felt like I HAD to get a full frame camera. I've been looking at the Sony zv e10 and realized it wasn't full frame. But sounds like I don't necessarily need it?
Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed the list! Sometimes it seems like TH-camrs make you feel like you have to get a full frame camera, but you certainly don’t! You just need to get what’s going to work best for you! At this point, cameras are all so good, I’d just go with the one that seems to fit your needs best. The Zve10 is a great little camera! Fast autofocus and excellent picture and video quality. And the lenses are going to be cheaper and smaller than full frame lenses for the most part. Three of my cinema cameras are micro four thirds- with even smaller sensors than the apsc-sizes sensor in the zve10- and they shoot some of the best video I’ve worked with. (Including several full frame cameras I’ve owned. And again, the lenses are smaller and cheaper!) They don’t have autofocus, so I wouldn’t recommend them to you- but again, just go with the camera that fits your needs! If you like the small size of the zve10, need fast, accurate autofocus, quality 4k video, and want something good to vlog and shoot TH-cam videos with.. I don’t think you’ll be disappointed!
Hi! I currently have a canon sl2 and I need an upgrade. I still do that as a hobby. I want a camera for potrait, ok for video and wildlife. DO you have any advice?
V good video, plz advice me best photo camera for wedding videography under 1000$ used one, plz reply.
The best photo camera for wedding video.. for me personally, I’d want a full frame (for lowlight performance) camera that shoots 4k video. I’d look into a used Panasonic s5 or the older Sony a7sii. Neither have the best autofocus, but it’s ok- both have full frame 4k video and you can adapt vintage lenses to both. The Panasonic has better (and more) codec options and flavors of 4k. The Sony has a great lens selection and performs really well in low light. It just depends which route you’d want to go, but that where I’d personally start for under $1k. Do some research on them and see what you like.
@@RyanThomasDalton thank you so much for your reply.
What about the canon eos m6 mark ii?
I guess they should be roughly the same price, do you recommend it aswell?
I'm currently searching for a camera and struggeling betwenn 90d and m6 mark ii
I honestly don't know much about the Canon eco system. I've used just about every other brand, but Canon is not my specialty. I do know that neither is a full frame camera, like the ones mentioned in this video. Not that it should matter, unless you're specifically looking for full frame. I'm sure they're good cameras! Most are these days! As long as they meet your needs!
@@RyanThomasDalton thanks for the reply, I just did some Research about full frame and cropped frame. If I understood it correctly full frame has the potential to get better quality images.
What would be your up to date recommendation for mainly taking Pictures of motorcycles, animels and evironment (normal to dark light, nothing realy bright). Between 500-1000€.
Thanks!
@@Flaffi78 I wouldn't say full frame is "better" (I don't even use a full frame camera currently!).. it's just usually better in low-light. Like if I were shooting a wedding, I'd prefer a full frame camera because of the mixed lighting environments. Also - Most movie cameras aren't even full frame. But they supplement with additional lighting. I also know several outdoors photographers who prefer micro four thirds sensors (even smaller) because of the crop factor of a smaller sensor giving them more reach with their telephoto lenses. All cameras are good these days, so I'd definitely go with the camera and system you like. You can then just get some good lenses that will work best for you! Hope that helps!
So I appreciated your recommendations, but it's a very thin video. You said these are just off-the-top of your head. I feel that you should've done some research and made a more informative video. I've been watching other videos on this same subject and they had actually done a lot of research, and had created comprehensive lists. Its respectful to the viewers time when the content creator actually puts some effort into their work.
That said, I wont be sticking around for any other content you make, but I thought you might appreciate the feedback.
Nikon d3 or d4
Onie Sony.