Alpha 7S III

Brother these are at best Osmo Pockets screen shots, looks likes it might even be smaller sensor action cam. No way this is my A7SIII sensor

I “downgraded” from FF to a GH7. I have used the A1, A7SIII, Z9 and Z6III in professional settings. But the GH7 gives me the best IBIS/Dual IS of all of these cameras to the point that I very often don’t need a tripod or gimbal. The GH7 flat out won’t overheat, both Sonys did often. And the MP4 Lite

Lots of great advice in here so Ill just add one thing. Watch out for lasers, they can fuck up the FX3’s sensor irreparably. Happened to a couple of friends with the A7siii.

Let me put on my tinfoil hat and get out the conspiracy yarn for a moment: For Sony cameras that don't have explicitly stated "base sensitivities" the generally agreed on way to determine the base ISO is the mentioned method of lowering the ISO until funny lines appear around the number. The lowest

Production design, Lighting it well and hiring a colorist will get you further than buying a new camera. All cameras are good now, and are essentially the same, (excluding the alexa35). Cameras are simply a data collection box, And a colorist can pretty much make anything look like anything else. Ho

DSLR. Sony A7Siii usually with a 24 or 35mm G-Master lens. I’m full time though with almost a million subs. I wouldn’t recommend spending that money if someone is new. I did a Sony a6500 for a long time with a sigma 16mm 1.4. Before that was a Canon 90D (upgraded for the 4k). Before that Canon 80D.

La différence de poids est vraiment minime, même une fois équipé. Il ne faut pas oublier que la FX3, c'est juste un a7siii dans un autre corps, l'image est la même, le capteur aussi. Pour avoir énormément utilisés les caméras Sony, tu peux te retrouver avec pas mal de soucis si tu filmes en continue