A6400

90% of the people on YouTube have no idea what they’re talking about But you wanna shoot 4K even for delivery at 1080p with the a6400 because the 1080p is awful. It’s line-skipped 4K so it looks really really really bad and blurry. If you’re shooting for work and worried about file sizes then charge

Shot and edited this reel for an adventure publication, end client was a boot brand. The brief was to showcase 5 Winter Essentials so I went for a warm, cozy feel in the grade.

Overall the publication and client were both super happy with the end product, though l'd still love to hear any feedback

Hey guys!

So long story short, I’m a videographer that makes social media content and plans on shooting some client work on the side to get some extra income.

I’m currently shooting on a Sony a6400 with a Tamron 17-70mm f/2.8 and a Sigma 30mm f/1.4. The only things missing in my opinion are a wid

I've set myself the goal of getting the best possible image out of my unimpressive kit (Sony a6400 Tamron 17-70), so I set the file format to 4K basically because everyone on YouTube said to.

As I sit here waiting for the massive files to transfer from the SD card to my computer where I'll edit th

Is there any reason for the switch? They sre basically the same camera but with the a6400 builth with better materials and a viewfinder (and maybe weather sealing?), otherwise the E10 is the more latest of the two sporting gyro data recording and a type-c port

I bought a Sony a6400 a couple of years ago with a nice lens. Spent ages looking forward to it, and honestly, it’s great. It takes great photos and video.

There’s no doubt that if you want to take the best quality photos or video, perhaps for your work, you need to get equipment dedicated to it. Pr

If you are shooting photos, go with the a6400. If not, stay with the ZV series, and if you have money, buy whatever you want that will make you happy. Both are excellent, so there is no bad choice here.

You’re missing a capture card. The a6400 needs something like the Elgato Cam Link 4K connected via HDMI output. You’re not going to get great quality directly connected to the PC. You should be able to get 1080p out of a direct connection but that higher quality image is usually done via HDMI output

I've been stuck on this dilemma for way too long. Here's the thought process.
I've been looking for a travel / edc camera which is also my first camera. I probably will be sticking with this camera for a very long time, likely not even changing from the kit lens. Also note that I live in a Southea

im not super sure how the show was being run, but if they're showing her camera from zoom it's entirely possible that the "HD" option was deselected on her end. it's off by default and it's kind of in a weird spot, so it doesn't seem impossible. zoom itself is also not greaaaat for quality, so my be