Sony A6700 | Really Good for Handheld Video!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Cinematic Test footage shot handheld with the New Sony A6700 using the Sony 16-55mm f2.8 G lens. NISI True Color Variable ND 1-5 filter. Shot in S-Gamut3.Cine/S-Log 3. (Didn't really need the ND filter. Was shot late evening, mostly after sun dipped below tree line.)
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Very nice! The A6700 and 16-55 lens are amazing combination and this is nicely shot
Thanks so much for the kind words. I really like that combination! Have a great day! 😊
Beautiful shots ☀️
Thanks so much!
That came out really good.
Thank you!
hi which stabilization standard or active used and how much fps, 4K yes? u used hand only no other equ.? thx
Hi. I used both standard and active depending on shot. Handheld only. Some stabilization in Davinci. Yes, 4k some shots 30fps, 60 , and 120 fps slowed down on 24fps timeline. Some shots 24 fps, just active stabilization, no post work. Thanks for watching
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Hey thanks. I appreciate it
What about overheating? Footage and images are useable without color grading editing or not?
Hi. Yes, you can record in a standard profile and not use any color grading. Overheating may occur at extended recording times, depending on which format you are using. I have 3 videos about overheating with this camera if you're interested. Here is the 1st:
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@@anthonyj_film_photo Thank you!
How about the overheating issues?
Hi. So what I'm learning so far is that myself and different people are seeing overheating in many different ways. Some overheat quicker than others, and some are saying they don't get overheating at all. There are so many factors that play a part in a possible overheat. In my experience, the camera has been fantastic in doing what I need it to do. Excellent photography and video quality. I shoot much shorter clips in 4k30 and 4k60, and have no issue with overheating at all. All of my clips range from several seconds to several minutes. I do experience overheating at longer video intervals. I made 2 videos testing and discussing overheating with the a6700 if you're interested: th-cam.com/video/OhrZEVKBlnc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=5b_uPPjnZQl9EUI_ and th-cam.com/video/vXkBQ0FrCXE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=5tpi2_RTvX_hqwd9 Thanks.
Did you turn on the ibis on this one?
Hi. Most of the shots were on standard stabilization. A couple were on active stabilization with crop. All handheld. I believe, maybe 2 of them, i added additional stabilization in Davinci.
@@anthonyj_film_photoso the IBIS is very good you'd say?
Nice work.
Thank you!
My a6700 at night taking photos has dead or hot white noisy pixels at fast shutter speeds using iso 1600 and above, dirty or defective sensor? Camera is brand new, ruins night shots when zoomed into picture see white pixels that look like stars in every dark shot… 1/4000 or lower shutter speed, iso 1600-6400, jpeg extra fine 4:2:0 8 bit..
Hmmm. I haven't had any issues like that. Since it's so new, I would exchange it. Have you heard or read of this happening with anyone else online? Where did you purchase your a6700 from?
You use 1/4000 shutterspeed? It is very and very short. You need to make it at least 200, but I advise to go to less than 1600. iso 1600 seems to be OK. And what is your aperture?
usually shutter speed = two time fps (more or less, just choose the closest one). If you shoot 60fps, you just need shutter speed of 1/125.. 24 fps = 1/50, etc. One more thing: the A6700 have dual base ISO: 800 and 2500 for s-log recording. For low light you better choose iso 2500 than 1600. Please CMIIW.
can u try 18-105 f4 g lens?
I would like to, but unfortunately I don't have that lens. Thanks for watching.
amazing viedio
Hi, thanks so much! I appreciate that. I hope you consider subscribing. Have a great day. 😊
Look goods , Idk why the a6700 shots arent as inspiring as I pictured it would be years ago, we have the fx30 to blame for that lol
Haha. It's crazy how good of a value the a6700 and fx30 are. I really like them both. Are you shooting with one of those or looking to get one?
@@anthonyj_film_photo using the zve10 currently will be getting the fx30 I think and either the a7iv/a7c ii the crop mode in 60p makes it so good to have an apsc body and lens
@shaquillenoeltv Nice. Those look very appealing. I was using the zv-e10 also and a6400 before the fx30 and a6700
No se nota lo cinematográfico, pero sé que eres feliz con tu nueva cámara!...
Thanks for the feedback. Any tips that I can improve?
...as long as they are SHORT videos... it overheats a tad too much.
True. I use mine primarily for taking on outings for photography and shorter video clips in 4k30, 4k60, and some 4k120. My shots usually range from a few seconds to a few minutes. Overheating certainly can become a factor if recording too long. Thanks for watching.
Sorry - to me not cinematic at all :/
Hi, thanks for the feedback. I'm always trying to improve. Do you have any recommendations or tips?