You find the links to the cameras from this video in the description in the box above. If you still need to learn videography, check out my free 45-minute in-depth guide here on RUclips, where I explain everything you need to know to get started: ruclips.net/video/PxY9SswA5j8/видео.html
Any camera can be a professional camera if given to someone who uses it for professional/paid work. I used the £799 Fuji X-M5 in 2 paid shoots (clothing campaigns) and it did well. It worked well because I had lighting. People should talk more about lighting instead of cameras and in my opinion, we should all invest in lighting and train ourselves more on it rather than obsessing on rolling shutter and what not.
There's a clear reason why you don't see Fujifilm at the Olympics or at national sporting events, heck if I showed up to a Corporate event with a Fujifilm I wouldn't be called back, lighting means nothing when your camera is focused on a eyelid
@ There are cameras that are purpose built and there are cameras that will be good enough to shoot certain jobs such as what you mentioned, corporate. Try filming a corporate talking head interview in a corporate board room without lights.
@@alexanderchua yeah but filming talking head interviews are literally the most least demanding things to shoot and can be done with pretty much anything. Bringing up lighting is sorta irrelevant at that point.
I think the Nikon Z6III is probably a better value over the Fujifilm XH2S. I love my Fujifilm but the Nikon offers better AF, full frame and better lens options for video
Watch Gerald Undones review of the Z6iii and see how much of a hit the dynamic range takes. That’s why I didn’t recommend this camera. Nikon has a great camera with the Z8 but not the Z6iii.
dynamic range is way overblown. I honestly can’t think of a single time, in the last 10 years, that dynamic range has ruined or limited a shot for me. If that’s the case, then Canon should’ve tanked years ago for having some of the worst dynamic range in the industry until lately. Also, the Sony a9 III and Canon R5 II have both suffered from reduced dynamic range due to their sensor technology, and yet they are still amazing tools.
@@pascalbasel Sorry, i wouldn't take the word of Gerald Undones as facts. Most youtuber barely understand the science and just regurgitates what others are saying about dynamic range.
I’ve owned it for a while so will say at 15:42 about the catch of the R8, it’s the lp-e17 battery. It eats that battery like crazy and it has overheating issues at 4k60. It’s been a good clip camera, but I love it for a photo shooting camera but even then it will go through 3~4 batteries for every 1 or 1 ½ that the A7s3 or R6m2 uses for the same shooting time for photos and video.
Any Sony camera that suffers from overheating especially the SonyA7IV is not really something I would call professional. I had the Sony A1 and the Lumix S1h on a wedding shoot. And guess which camera overheated out of nowhere.
I am using three ZV-E10 as a studio cameras only. Don't care about rolling shatter issues because it's out of my use case. Simply perfect at an excellent price. I can record in ProRes HQ 4K directly via HDMI on my Hyperdeck Studio HD Plus even with remote control support. I am using everything manual with 7artisans vision and sirui night Walker cinema lenses. No overheating even with 4h livestream in hdmi and local recording in 4k.
Yes! Nikon pushed the envelope for sure! I thin the specs of the Z6iii will not be beat by sony, and z6iii has no overheating issues so its going to be interesting!
I'm very surprised not to see them featured in the video. The sensor's incredible speed makes it outstanding for video, delivering 4K at 120p without a crop and 5.7K at 60p. Still they offer 25mp - so you are not limited like with the ZV-E1. The IBIS is unmatched, ensuring smooth, stable footage even in challenging conditions. Additionally, the lens selection for Micro Four Thirds (MFT) far exceeds what’s available for Sony APS-C cameras, providing videographers with far greater versatility. It’s common for RUclipsrs to overlook the potential of MFT systems, but there’s a reason why Jordan from PetaPixel relies on the GH7 for nearly all of his video projects-it truly delivers on every front.
@bastian.michel you're absolutely right my friend ! I couldn't have said anything better.Also there are good photo cameras (25 pixels in mft it's pretty impressive)...comparing the 2.0 crop factor with canons (for instance) 1.6 or Sony's 1.5 it's not big of a deal imo.
Great summary Pascal! IBIS is great for photographers too. Helps with sharpness at slow shutter speeds, handheld or one handed shooting, or higher MP photos through sensor shifting if the camera has the option. The s5ii can do handheld 96MP stills for example.
I’ve never even had contact with anyone from Sony. Look at the Z6iiis dynamic range… It’s nice what they tried with the sensor but if the DR gets that low I can’t recommend a camera.
@@pascalbaselHave you used the Z 6III? Or is your conclusion based off of another person’s opinion? I have the Z 6III and I don’t think I have ever had an issue with dynamic range. The problem with RUclips channels is that we always like to read technical jargons and not actually do or use things in the real world.
I think s5iix is a professional camera yes you pay a lot less for it than an fx3 which is the video king but this camera compares neck n neck with fx3 and even in some regards it surpasses fx3 in professional features that a professional would like in a camera
Canon EOS M with magic lantern is the best budget camera (200€ used), however this is not for beginners and takes some time getting used to the workflow
Anything above $1000 is considered semi professional, pro cameras are normally ranged between $1500 and above. You don't need. $4000+ to make it a pro camera.
Super Video Pascal🤠👌 Eine Frage: Kann ich bei der Lumix S5ll ebenfalls die ISO in V-Log ohne Probleme auf 12800 hochdrehen für tolle Nachtaufnahmen wie du es mit der A74 gemacht hast, oder ist die Low light Empfindlichkeit vielleicht sogar noch besser als bei der Sony? Würde mich sehr interessieren weil ich überlege die S5ll für meine Outdoor Touren zu kaufen bei denen ich keine künstlichen Lichtquellen zur Verfügung habe. Mach weiter so 💪👌 Lg Andi
@@pascalbasel I'm French but I speak English and I prefer to hear your real voice 😉. I need to change the language of my account to English and it's ok. Thanks for the reply.
You find the links to the cameras from this video in the description in the box above.
If you still need to learn videography, check out my free 45-minute in-depth guide here on RUclips, where I explain everything you need to know to get started: ruclips.net/video/PxY9SswA5j8/видео.html
Any camera can be a professional camera if given to someone who uses it for professional/paid work. I used the £799 Fuji X-M5 in 2 paid shoots (clothing campaigns) and it did well. It worked well because I had lighting. People should talk more about lighting instead of cameras and in my opinion, we should all invest in lighting and train ourselves more on it rather than obsessing on rolling shutter and what not.
There's a clear reason why you don't see Fujifilm at the Olympics or at national sporting events, heck if I showed up to a Corporate event with a Fujifilm I wouldn't be called back, lighting means nothing when your camera is focused on a eyelid
@ There are cameras that are purpose built and there are cameras that will be good enough to shoot certain jobs such as what you mentioned, corporate. Try filming a corporate talking head interview in a corporate board room without lights.
@@alexanderchua yeah but filming talking head interviews are literally the most least demanding things to shoot and can be done with pretty much anything. Bringing up lighting is sorta irrelevant at that point.
@@summonedfist sure. I believe you
@@alexanderchua splendid!!!
Fuji xs20 is the king for its price, switched to it from Sony and that was the best decision in my life
I think the Nikon Z6III is probably a better value over the Fujifilm XH2S. I love my Fujifilm but the Nikon offers better AF, full frame and better lens options for video
absolutely it is!!!
Watch Gerald Undones review of the Z6iii and see how much of a hit the dynamic range takes. That’s why I didn’t recommend this camera. Nikon has a great camera with the Z8 but not the Z6iii.
dynamic range is way overblown. I honestly can’t think of a single time, in the last 10 years, that dynamic range has ruined or limited a shot for me. If that’s the case, then Canon should’ve tanked years ago for having some of the worst dynamic range in the industry until lately.
Also, the Sony a9 III and Canon R5 II have both suffered from reduced dynamic range due to their sensor technology, and yet they are still amazing tools.
@@pascalbasel Sorry, i wouldn't take the word of Gerald Undones as facts. Most youtuber barely understand the science and just regurgitates what others are saying about dynamic range.
@pascalbasel What does the footage look like though? Can you see the loss of dynamic range when you look at the footage?
I’ve owned it for a while so will say at 15:42 about the catch of the R8, it’s the lp-e17 battery. It eats that battery like crazy and it has overheating issues at 4k60. It’s been a good clip camera, but I love it for a photo shooting camera but even then it will go through 3~4 batteries for every 1 or 1 ½ that the A7s3 or R6m2 uses for the same shooting time for photos and video.
Right, forgot about the small battery.
Any Sony camera that suffers from overheating especially the SonyA7IV is not really something I would call professional. I had the Sony A1 and the Lumix S1h on a wedding shoot. And guess which camera overheated out of nowhere.
GH7 is the very top. I have all the current Apsc cameras but the GH7 is amazing with Sharpness and colors and useful features
I am using three ZV-E10 as a studio cameras only. Don't care about rolling shatter issues because it's out of my use case. Simply perfect at an excellent price. I can record in ProRes HQ 4K directly via HDMI on my Hyperdeck Studio HD Plus even with remote control support. I am using everything manual with 7artisans vision and sirui night Walker cinema lenses. No overheating even with 4h livestream in hdmi and local recording in 4k.
Yes, for that use case, the E10 is perfect 👍🏻
The next ones coming are the Sony a7v AND Canon R6iii. Nikon has thrown down the gauntlet - competition is great!
Yes! Nikon pushed the envelope for sure! I thin the specs of the Z6iii will not be beat by sony, and z6iii has no overheating issues so its going to be interesting!
Good video! I was wondering, what aspect ratio did you use in your video? Thank you!
2:1
You miss Nikons Zf, z8, z9 - arguably the best cameras exist
Z8 is mentioned
on 33:26 the picture of sony but the title from canon r5 markII :)
Lumix gh7 and g9 ii
I'm very surprised not to see them featured in the video. The sensor's incredible speed makes it outstanding for video, delivering 4K at 120p without a crop and 5.7K at 60p. Still they offer 25mp - so you are not limited like with the ZV-E1.
The IBIS is unmatched, ensuring smooth, stable footage even in challenging conditions. Additionally, the lens selection for Micro Four Thirds (MFT) far exceeds what’s available for Sony APS-C cameras, providing videographers with far greater versatility.
It’s common for RUclipsrs to overlook the potential of MFT systems, but there’s a reason why Jordan from PetaPixel relies on the GH7 for nearly all of his video projects-it truly delivers on every front.
@bastian.michel you're absolutely right my friend ! I couldn't have said anything better.Also there are good photo cameras (25 pixels in mft it's pretty impressive)...comparing the 2.0 crop factor with canons (for instance) 1.6 or Sony's 1.5 it's not big of a deal imo.
Why not include the Nikon Z6III and Z9? They are the best of them all by a wide margin in their respective segment.
Z8 is included, what is essentially a Z9 but smaller.
Great summary Pascal! IBIS is great for photographers too. Helps with sharpness at slow shutter speeds, handheld or one handed shooting, or higher MP photos through sensor shifting if the camera has the option. The s5ii can do handheld 96MP stills for example.
Love my s5ii, so versatile
That Sony money truck is on this guys backyard. No mentioned on the Nikon Z6iii. It's better than some of the Sony cameras his trying to push.
I’ve never even had contact with anyone from Sony. Look at the Z6iiis dynamic range… It’s nice what they tried with the sensor but if the DR gets that low I can’t recommend a camera.
@@pascalbaselHave you used the Z 6III? Or is your conclusion based off of another person’s opinion? I have the Z 6III and I don’t think I have ever had an issue with dynamic range. The problem with RUclips channels is that we always like to read technical jargons and not actually do or use things in the real world.
Used gh5 currently is a great deal
Thanks for the video! Any reason why you didnt include any black magic cameras? I'm researching right now for my next purchase.
Watch the intro and you know 😉
I just picked up the Sony a7cii. Its too good!
The Panasonic S9 was a Big Miss here 😊
Panasonic G9II and GH7 are missing.
I think s5iix is a professional camera yes you pay a lot less for it than an fx3 which is the video king but this camera compares neck n neck with fx3 and even in some regards it surpasses fx3 in professional features that a professional would like in a camera
That’s what I talk about in the intro.
Wtf where is the nikon z6iii?
makes no sense it blow the others out of the water.
Canon EOS M with magic lantern is the best budget camera (200€ used), however this is not for beginners and takes some time getting used to the workflow
I thought it doesn’t matter what camera you get, the lenses are what really matter.
They do matter more, yes.
Warum hast du das video mit einer KI Stimme vertont ? :D
RUclips macht das automatisch. Total nervig. Danke, dass du bescheid sagst. Ich lösche das direkt.
@pascalbasel kein Ding, war völlig verwundert :D
The best video camera under $1000 is the Fuji XM-5. 6k opengate...micdrop
Anything above $1000 is considered semi professional, pro cameras are normally ranged between $1500 and above. You don't need. $4000+ to make it a pro camera.
Watch the intro. There is a reason this chapter contains the word important.
I think I'd put the Panasonic S5iix above all these
It’s one if the best values and overall best cameras out there. Can’t go wrong with it.
Super Video Pascal🤠👌
Eine Frage: Kann ich bei der Lumix S5ll ebenfalls die ISO in V-Log ohne Probleme auf 12800 hochdrehen für tolle Nachtaufnahmen wie du es mit der A74 gemacht hast, oder ist die Low light Empfindlichkeit vielleicht sogar noch besser als bei der Sony? Würde mich sehr interessieren weil ich überlege die S5ll für meine Outdoor Touren zu kaufen bei denen ich keine künstlichen Lichtquellen zur Verfügung habe.
Mach weiter so 💪👌
Lg Andi
Unfortunately, I didn’t use the S5ii yet, so I’m not sure about low light at 12800. I might get one in 2025 and will make review then.
@pascalbasel OK that would be great!thank you for the answer👍🙏
AI translation is really bad. How can I desactivate it ?
Which language? I can deactivate it in the backend. Bad feature from RUclips.
@@pascalbasel I'm French but I speak English and I prefer to hear your real voice 😉.
I need to change the language of my account to English and it's ok.
Thanks for the reply.
Awesome video Pascal. You always make excellent video presentations.
It‘ a SONY. 😂😂😂
Nikon die?
Was waiting for your 2024 edition, on the other side I’ve just bought my second camera for videos just few days ago 🥲