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Instead of buying a new crop sensor camera, just buy a used full frame camera. You don’t need the newest camera out. I just bought a used Canon 5D mkIV for $800. I got a Sony A7R3 for $1200. People are constantly upgrading and selling their stuff. Nobody is going to know you took pictures, or shot your latest video, with a used camera, unless you tell them.
@@andresmaz I get all my used cameras locally on Craigslist, but I live in Austin Texas, which has a lot of people that make a lot of money, and are constantly upgrading. I have gotten even better deals on used lenses, from people who switch camera brands.
Im in the NYC area…b and h is a great camera store that carries used gear and they also ship but can be more expensive than facebook market place or offerup due to them baking in profit for themselves. Unique photo is a reputable store as well that also ships. I’d try locally first and use b&h or unique photo as backups.
All of my digital cameras for 15 years have been APS-C, and it hasn't negatively affected my photography career. It's only been an minor issue when clients asked for prints larger than 30x40.
Full frame cameras are ideal for wedding photography and product photography. I agree for RUclips videos, crop aps-c cameras are perfectly fine. Get decent lenses for crop sensor cameras like Sigma primes and the quality will be there! Decent lighting like adding LED to studio, or capturing in sunlight outdoors, keeps the images clean in crop cameras.
Very good points. It all depends on what you need and want from your camera. For the absolute best quality, full-frame is often the way to go. But if you need to save money and you're fine with the limitations of the crop sensor, there's no reason to get a full-frame.
FINALLY! Someone said it... thank you, Omar!! I feel like I've been searching for this answer for months. For YT and social media videos, you can crush it with an APS-C sensor and a Sigma lens. Or, as mentioned in the comments, a used FF camera.
I really wanted the FX3, but I couldn’t justify the price when I know I can swap lenses between my ZV-E10 & the FX30… so I got the FX30 & I’m loving it. I’m investing in good glass instead of just a camera body & I think it’s a wiser financial decision for most people.
@@AllThingsFilm1 and I feel like I can really GROW with this camera. I love run&gun style, but my ZV-E10 always produced shakey footage no matter what I tried. I slapped the 11mm on the FX30 using active stable shot, & it’s been AMAZING. And that’s with the automatic settings because I’m still getting a feel for it. Just got my ND filter for the 11mm, so I’m about to let loose & make all sorts of film errors. 🤣🤣
What lenses would you recommend for the FX30? primarily vlogging and using as a face camera at a desk. Was looking into the sigma 16mm 1.4 but without having used it yet hard to tell if that would meet needs for both use cases.
Really good points. Another thing to consider are the perspective you can achieve at any given distance. Typically lenses at the telephoto end have a compressing effect, whilst wider lenses do the reverse, which is where the old saying 'the camera adds 10 pounds' comes from. Outside this is less of an issue as you can just stand further back and have the same lens on, but indoors, when space is limited you may not be able to get enough back as that 50mm acts like a 75mm. As a pro wedding photographer getting the right perspective was often the difference between a flattering image and an unflattering one and why 'portrait lenses' are typically somewhere around 85mm.
Good explanation. I bought a couple of Canon cropped sensor cameras then started second guessing my purchases because I saw videos and read websites about how much better full frame cameras shoot photos and videos. I will start feeling better about it now.
I was considering getting a full frame for my three angle Podcast set up, this convinced me to just get a third 6400 with another sigma 30mm. Perfect timing on this release, because I was buying today 😅
Just sold my old A7ii and cheap FF lenses and invested in 3 sigma lenses (16mm, 56mm, and 18-50mm) for my ZV-E10 and am sooo happy I did it! I’m making it my goal to shoot purely APS-C this year (and maybe even beyond)!
APC-C sensors are pretty much identical in size to the film plane of a super 35 cinema film camera, ie, the cameras that have been used to shoot the vast majority of hit movies over the last several decades. "Full frame" DSLR cameras actually represent an oversized sensor in terms of film making. There are plenty of mega expensive cinema lenses that don't even cover film plane of a "full frame" sensor and you get port-holing and/or massive vignetteing.
I love my (slightly elderly) full frame camera for sports photography. My photos improved by leaps and bounds the day I started using that camera with the same lenses as before. And, when I replace it, I'm no longer convinced I need a full frame camera. This video made a good argument as to why: the ability to buy another camera or even another lens or two at the same cost. RUclips gets a small camera and an elderly camcorder (used for shots of my desk). I actually started using the small camera as a walk around camera because it actually took good photos unless I was trying to truly compose something great. On video, I don't think the difference is visible, especially since my software can't handle 4K video.
Great advice, I would also add you don’t need to buy new. Last 5 years the technology advances really slowed down and an ‘old’ camera is comparable to a new one, especially if people just shoot on auto.
*LOVE My APS-C cameras. Trading in my a6400 for the FX30 which is Still a APS-C camera which means I can use my existing Lens for this and I'm looking forward to getting it*
Thanks for the info... wouldn't a lens adapter with speedboost help get the crop sensor closer to full framed sensors? Not quite there, but it would be a decent compromise and allow the person to focus on buying RF lenses for full frame cameras... new to this, so feel free to correct me.
Full frame was a stills thing, movies were made in s35, because you don't need background so blurry in story telling, and the lighting is controlled in movie making so low light is not as important. In stills, the resolution was steadily going up from 1mp to 100mp, and it does make a difference in resolution (landscape), dynamic range, low light performance and blurry background in portraits.
...and then there's 2 perf, 3 perf and 4 perf 35mm. 2 perf films (used on plenty of network TV drama shows and some hollywood films in the 90s and 2000s by frugal producers) is only 22mm x 9.5mm, so WAAAAY smaller than "full frame" DSLR, which is generally around 36mm x 24mm in 4:3 mode and then cropped top and bottom for 16:9 or used full frame with anamorphic lenses.
Please suggest which camera full frame or crop sensor will be good for making wide angle videos like teaching on whiteboard with dimensions 5 feet by 4 feet. Also suggest suitable lenses and a good sony camera. The whole teaching community will be indebted to you.
Hello I just can't decide which to buy between this 2 choices since they are both priced similar at $1500 a. Sony ZV-e10 with Sigma 16mm 1.4 & Sigma 56mm 1.4 b. Canon eos RP with Canon Rf 16mm 2.8 & Canon Rf 50mm 1.8 what would be your choice? at first I was sure with Canon cause its full frame but now I am slowly getting attracted with the Sony option because of that sigma lenses. PS. Gonna use them for event photogaphy/video.
I’m blown away with the image from a used Fujifilm X-S10 I recently got. Even the HD looks amazing at 8 bit. Just need a better lens for video over the cheap pancake one I bought.
A full frame camera is all around camera, day and night it's reliable, fx30 10 bit won't save your footage at night. 10 bit color on paper there is difference but in real life 10 or 8 bit doesn't make huge difference. And you know in good lighting condition even mobile phone footage will be enough for social network. But again for professional work mobile phone is not ok, that's I know
Their are so many different things to consider when it comes to video on any camera bodies beside the sensor size, this also goes for photography. Not all sensors of the same format are created equal. Some cameras are more video centric than others regardless of sensor size. Some cameras will crop the video some will overheat in a very short period of time, some have fans built in to help cool the camera. Second some cameras have better processors than give more video capabilities than others, lastly some lens are better choice for video than others and some cameras have IBIS AND can handle rolling shutter better. So for some one looking for a good video camera sensor size is far from the most important aspect of a camera, you need to look at the camera as a total package, this also goes for people that only do photography with a small amount of video.
been shooting weddings on 2 x EOS R full frame cameras and was getting ready to add an R6, but then the R7 came out and offers virtually everything the R6 doe, but for far less money. I am able to match Log footage across all 3 cameras and the R7 is my A-cam now, no brainer.
You don't need FF as the film industry has used Super 35 for decades and have amazing results. If it's good enough for film, it's good enough for us! People seem obsessed with "creamy bokeh" and go FF, but you can still have that in abundance, but composition, framing, background design, lighting is way more important!
Let me say this...I don't have a lot of money. I have two FF, a 5d MK2 and a 6D, I also have a 70D....I mostly do portraits. But when I shoot video I use an old EOS-M with magic Lantern.
I'm to the point, at least 80 to 90% of people that want quality video and pics, all cameras are over rated, expensive, too much screwing around, bulky, you name it and get the latest and greatest PHONE... not kidding
Ok please let the viewers know that a 35mm sensor IS NOT a full frame sensor. As of today Jan 21, 2023 only the film industry has full frame sensors. A full frame sensor is that bigger than 8x10 (that’s roughly the size of an X-ray negative plate) and not all full frame sensors (bigger than 8x10 are not made the same! All others ARE “cropped” (not really) from the film industry full frames. Now every sensor has it uses that’s why the super 35 (24mm) sensor applies so well on video and many other things. Cameras with 24mm sensors usually come with tons of features we seldomly see on their 35mm counterparts. Today I shoot Canham 8x10 (film), Leica 35mm digital, and Fuji 24mm digital. I had an Olympus but my daughter took it from me (lol). Every sensor size has it uses and if you don’t know this fact you’ll be struggling all your life because if not accepting the compromises and adapt to them. That’s the magic of photography. Know the limitations of your tools and learn to apply them in their fields! 35mm is NOT the best nor the most reliable, none of them are! Young guys and gals get out of RUclips and learn art, history and attain knowledge to become proficient because without knowledge no matter what you have you won’t succeed, but with knowledge everything will shine! Great video young man 👏👏👏👏👏
number one reason for full frame and video is the bigger FOV, isn't it? most footage with aps c is way to zoomed in , doesn't look good at all. and Iam not talking about vlogging or youtube table-videos.
Unfortunately, you still can't get 4K60p fluidity without a Full Frame. The manufacturer knew that. Thus they can better milk you for the money. But then again, will wish to have that. It's so much difference from 24p/30p. And nope, 1080 is not cutting it.
I just reviewed a $550-$650 camera on my channel and to me that’s high tech so I couldn’t even imagine these 😂 and mind you I’ve had mine for 2 years haha
ZV-e10 is very plasticky, I'd prefer a6100. full frame usually have better ergonomics and more buttons which is important for professionals. RUclipsrs could just film with their phones.
Crop sensor are very limiting. If you want to push the use of a camera...crop sensor won't help you get there, especially professional work. You'll end up buying full frame. Like buying something cheap..you end up buy something else to upgrade..paying the real estate twice. Not worth it in the long run
No, as today 35mm sensors are no better in low light than 24mm sensors in low light. That might have been the case 30 years ago. But today? Heck no! People keep repeating what they hear from old guard photographers that are afraid of technology changes!
" I hate to say it but I will because it will get me views. " People, as far as functionality, the full frame is SUPERIOR to a crop sensor. Anyone selling you it's just a matter of taste is selling you nonsense. And no it's not just because you can printing a larger printer or blow it up more. You are losing a huge part of the edges of your image.
Please I’ve made over 200K with my full frame camera,dont listen to these people if you’re a real photographer or Videographer furthermore the NIKON Z30 shits on Sony for small content creators
@@v_r_ they never realize that, even on a youtube content creator's channel about the differences of each camera and its usage, they don't get it still
I'm going be that guy. Canon APSC = 1.6x crop factor 😂Dam my toes are curling up at the cringe haha. Nevertheless another great informative video @omareltakrori
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ive been frustrated with crop sensor cameras, I can see in the dark with full frame, etc so many bs set up to get same results with a crop
Instead of buying a new crop sensor camera, just buy a used full frame camera. You don’t need the newest camera out. I just bought a used Canon 5D mkIV for $800. I got a Sony A7R3 for $1200. People are constantly upgrading and selling their stuff. Nobody is going to know you took pictures, or shot your latest video, with a used camera, unless you tell them.
That's right
Facts! I bought a used a7iii for $999 just had a couple scuffs from the cage…twas a steal!
What’s a good place or site to buy good used cameras?
@@andresmaz I get all my used cameras locally on Craigslist, but I live in Austin Texas, which has a lot of people that make a lot of money, and are constantly upgrading. I have gotten even better deals on used lenses, from people who switch camera brands.
Im in the NYC area…b and h is a great camera store that carries used gear and they also ship but can be more expensive than facebook market place or offerup due to them baking in profit for themselves. Unique photo is a reputable store as well that also ships. I’d try locally first and use b&h or unique photo as backups.
All of my digital cameras for 15 years have been APS-C, and it hasn't negatively affected my photography career. It's only been an minor issue when clients asked for prints larger than 30x40.
Love how you explained that in a very clear manner!
Full frame cameras are ideal for wedding photography and product photography. I agree for RUclips videos, crop aps-c cameras are perfectly fine. Get decent lenses for crop sensor cameras like Sigma primes and the quality will be there! Decent lighting like adding LED to studio, or capturing in sunlight outdoors, keeps the images clean in crop cameras.
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Very good points. It all depends on what you need and want from your camera. For the absolute best quality, full-frame is often the way to go. But if you need to save money and you're fine with the limitations of the crop sensor, there's no reason to get a full-frame.
FINALLY! Someone said it... thank you, Omar!! I feel like I've been searching for this answer for months. For YT and social media videos, you can crush it with an APS-C sensor and a Sigma lens. Or, as mentioned in the comments, a used FF camera.
I really wanted the FX3, but I couldn’t justify the price when I know I can swap lenses between my ZV-E10 & the FX30… so I got the FX30 & I’m loving it. I’m investing in good glass instead of just a camera body & I think it’s a wiser financial decision for most people.
Here, here. I love my FX30 as well. It has a 6K sensor, so you can get very clean and sharp footage out of it. A no brainer, for sure.
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@@AllThingsFilm1 and I feel like I can really GROW with this camera. I love run&gun style, but my ZV-E10 always produced shakey footage no matter what I tried. I slapped the 11mm on the FX30 using active stable shot, & it’s been AMAZING. And that’s with the automatic settings because I’m still getting a feel for it. Just got my ND filter for the 11mm, so I’m about to let loose & make all sorts of film errors. 🤣🤣
What lenses would you recommend for the FX30? primarily vlogging and using as a face camera at a desk. Was looking into the sigma 16mm 1.4 but without having used it yet hard to tell if that would meet needs for both use cases.
Very helpful. Just a minor correction though. Canon APS-C cameras have a 1.6x crop compared to sony and fuji which has a 1.5x crop.
Really good points. Another thing to consider are the perspective you can achieve at any given distance. Typically lenses at the telephoto end have a compressing effect, whilst wider lenses do the reverse, which is where the old saying 'the camera adds 10 pounds' comes from. Outside this is less of an issue as you can just stand further back and have the same lens on, but indoors, when space is limited you may not be able to get enough back as that 50mm acts like a 75mm. As a pro wedding photographer getting the right perspective was often the difference between a flattering image and an unflattering one and why 'portrait lenses' are typically somewhere around 85mm.
Good explanation. I bought a couple of Canon cropped sensor cameras then started second guessing my purchases because I saw videos and read websites about how much better full frame cameras shoot photos and videos. I will start feeling better about it now.
I was considering getting a full frame for my three angle Podcast set up, this convinced me to just get a third 6400 with another sigma 30mm. Perfect timing on this release, because I was buying today 😅
A cropped sensor camera is not a problem when you work in a lighted environment.
Just sold my old A7ii and cheap FF lenses and invested in 3 sigma lenses (16mm, 56mm, and 18-50mm) for my ZV-E10 and am sooo happy I did it! I’m making it my goal to shoot purely APS-C this year (and maybe even beyond)!
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APC-C sensors are pretty much identical in size to the film plane of a super 35 cinema film camera, ie, the cameras that have been used to shoot the vast majority of hit movies over the last several decades.
"Full frame" DSLR cameras actually represent an oversized sensor in terms of film making. There are plenty of mega expensive cinema lenses that don't even cover film plane of a "full frame" sensor and you get port-holing and/or massive vignetteing.
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You can’t compare cine camera to apsc, in matters of detail and dynamic range it’s much better than full frame so it’s misguiding comparison
I love my (slightly elderly) full frame camera for sports photography. My photos improved by leaps and bounds the day I started using that camera with the same lenses as before. And, when I replace it, I'm no longer convinced I need a full frame camera. This video made a good argument as to why: the ability to buy another camera or even another lens or two at the same cost.
RUclips gets a small camera and an elderly camcorder (used for shots of my desk). I actually started using the small camera as a walk around camera because it actually took good photos unless I was trying to truly compose something great. On video, I don't think the difference is visible, especially since my software can't handle 4K video.
Such a valuable content, it helps us small channel avoiding losing money in search of good quality videos. Thank you so much 🙂
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1:37 * here because Canon which you would use as an example uses a 1.6x crop.
Great advice, I would also add you don’t need to buy new.
Last 5 years the technology advances really slowed down and an ‘old’ camera is comparable to a new one, especially if people just shoot on auto.
Who’s really shooting on auto let’s be serious here 😂
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Great video, bro! When I was upgrading from the M50, I was thinking of getting the R6. But I got the R7 and R10 instead.
the amount of intelligible information this channel brings on a weekly basis is amazing!
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Thanks for showing all these examples!
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informative on both in concise 8.5mins affects lens compatibility and other factors depends what you going are to shoot.
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Omar you are Crushing it my friend. Amazing and informative. You should upload Vlog style content to your personal channel
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Okay the thumbnail design for this video made me click instantly. Badass 😂
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Respectfully, it’s not when lowlight and lensing is an import factor for the way/what you shoot.
Thanks as always Omar, that was much valued information 👍
*LOVE My APS-C cameras. Trading in my a6400 for the FX30 which is Still a APS-C camera which means I can use my existing Lens for this and I'm looking forward to getting it*
Great info. Thanks
What kind of light is he using for this video?? I’ll highly appreciate the feed back gracias
Awesome thank you! Very informative!
Micro four thirds is good enough for 95% of the work I do. Only for indoor still architectural photography do I need full frame.
If you are to get just one lens for a start, sony apsc. What lens with it be
Whatever comes with the camera... if your adding a lens. 16mm sigma
Thanks for the info... wouldn't a lens adapter with speedboost help get the crop sensor closer to full framed sensors? Not quite there, but it would be a decent compromise and allow the person to focus on buying RF lenses for full frame cameras... new to this, so feel free to correct me.
Amazing video
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Full frame was a stills thing, movies were made in s35, because you don't need background so blurry in story telling, and the lighting is controlled in movie making so low light is not as important. In stills, the resolution was steadily going up from 1mp to 100mp, and it does make a difference in resolution (landscape), dynamic range, low light performance and blurry background in portraits.
Stills films cameras load the film horizontally, Cinema film cameras load the film vertically, hence the different sizes of the frame.
...and then there's 2 perf, 3 perf and 4 perf 35mm.
2 perf films (used on plenty of network TV drama shows and some hollywood films in the 90s and 2000s by frugal producers) is only 22mm x 9.5mm, so WAAAAY smaller than "full frame" DSLR, which is generally around 36mm x 24mm in 4:3 mode and then cropped top and bottom for 16:9 or used full frame with anamorphic lenses.
I'd love to get a black magic camera, to me there the best for what I wanna do.
Please suggest which camera full frame or crop sensor will be good for making wide angle videos like teaching on whiteboard with dimensions 5 feet by 4 feet.
Also suggest suitable lenses and a good sony camera.
The whole teaching community will be indebted to you.
Hello I just can't decide which to buy between this 2 choices since they are both priced similar at $1500
a. Sony ZV-e10 with Sigma 16mm 1.4 & Sigma 56mm 1.4
b. Canon eos RP with Canon Rf 16mm 2.8 & Canon Rf 50mm 1.8
what would be your choice? at first I was sure with Canon cause its full frame but now I am slowly getting attracted with the Sony option because of that sigma lenses.
PS. Gonna use them for event photogaphy/video.
I’m blown away with the image from a used Fujifilm X-S10 I recently got. Even the HD looks amazing at 8 bit. Just need a better lens for video over the cheap pancake one I bought.
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For video? Super 35 is the "most" cinema camera, apsc is closer to that size than full frame
What about micro 4/3?
I have canon R10 show I buy Canon as my first full frame camera or should I just buy a Speed booster since I will lose so many features from R10
A full frame camera is all around camera, day and night it's reliable, fx30 10 bit won't save your footage at night. 10 bit color on paper there is difference but in real life 10 or 8 bit doesn't make huge difference. And you know in good lighting condition even mobile phone footage will be enough for social network. But again for professional work mobile phone is not ok, that's I know
Their are so many different things to consider when it comes to video on any camera bodies beside the sensor size, this also goes for photography. Not all sensors of the same format are created equal. Some cameras are more video centric than others regardless of sensor size. Some cameras will crop the video some will overheat in a very short period of time, some have fans built in to help cool the camera. Second some cameras have better processors than give more video capabilities than others, lastly some lens are better choice for video than others and some cameras have IBIS AND can handle rolling shutter better. So for some one looking for a good video camera sensor size is far from the most important aspect of a camera, you need to look at the camera as a total package, this also goes for people that only do photography with a small amount of video.
been shooting weddings on 2 x EOS R full frame cameras and was getting ready to add an R6, but then the R7 came out and offers virtually everything the R6 doe, but for far less money. I am able to match Log footage across all 3 cameras and the R7 is my A-cam now, no brainer.
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I have the Sigma DC 30mm on my 90d. It doesn't leave that body!
You don't need FF as the film industry has used Super 35 for decades and have amazing results. If it's good enough for film, it's good enough for us! People seem obsessed with "creamy bokeh" and go FF, but you can still have that in abundance, but composition, framing, background design, lighting is way more important!
Darn it - I was in the process of shopping for a "full-Frame" camera prior to seeing this video.
Thank you! 😊
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Let me say this...I don't have a lot of money. I have two FF, a 5d MK2 and a 6D, I also have a 70D....I mostly do portraits. But when I shoot video I use an old EOS-M with magic Lantern.
ZVE-1 crop in on 4K so that is not a good camera for shooting 4K, just saying.
I'm just starting to set up my workspace, what color did you use for your studio?
MICRO Four thirds here. 🎉
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Why is the color different in the two shots?
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I'm to the point, at least 80 to 90% of people that want quality video and pics, all cameras are over rated, expensive, too much screwing around, bulky, you name it and get the latest and greatest PHONE... not kidding
Ok please let the viewers know that a 35mm sensor IS NOT a full frame sensor. As of today Jan 21, 2023 only the film industry has full frame sensors. A full frame sensor is that bigger than 8x10 (that’s roughly the size of an X-ray negative plate) and not all full frame sensors (bigger than 8x10 are not made the same! All others ARE “cropped” (not really) from the film industry full frames. Now every sensor has it uses that’s why the super 35 (24mm) sensor applies so well on video and many other things. Cameras with 24mm sensors usually come with tons of features we seldomly see on their 35mm counterparts. Today I shoot Canham 8x10 (film), Leica 35mm digital, and Fuji 24mm digital. I had an Olympus but my daughter took it from me (lol). Every sensor size has it uses and if you don’t know this fact you’ll be struggling all your life because if not accepting the compromises and adapt to them. That’s the magic of photography. Know the limitations of your tools and learn to apply them in their fields! 35mm is NOT the best nor the most reliable, none of them are! Young guys and gals get out of RUclips and learn art, history and attain knowledge to become proficient because without knowledge no matter what you have you won’t succeed, but with knowledge everything will shine! Great video young man 👏👏👏👏👏
number one reason for full frame and video is the bigger FOV, isn't it? most footage with aps c is way to zoomed in , doesn't look good at all. and Iam not talking about vlogging or youtube table-videos.
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I hope to have a camera but no money 😕
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Unfortunately, you still can't get 4K60p fluidity without a Full Frame. The manufacturer knew that. Thus they can better milk you for the money.
But then again, will wish to have that. It's so much difference from 24p/30p. And nope, 1080 is not cutting it.
Plenty of Panasonic cameras of various sensor sizes can do the resolution and frame rates your asking.
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I just reviewed a $550-$650 camera on my channel and to me that’s high tech so I couldn’t even imagine these 😂 and mind you I’ve had mine for 2 years haha
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ZV-e10 is very plasticky, I'd prefer a6100. full frame usually have better ergonomics and more buttons which is important for professionals. RUclipsrs could just film with their phones.
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My main “big” camera is the Canon SL3, in addition to my GoPro. I just wish I could get a higher quality wide lens for it.
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Buy a full frame pls don’t let this influence you once you buy a aps-c you’ll wish u had the range
2 words, Dynamic Range
Oh man, no background music felt so weird. Where’s the lofi vibes? Haha. Great content still.
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Where can we get that drippy hat?
Crop sensor are very limiting. If you want to push the use of a camera...crop sensor won't help you get there, especially professional work. You'll end up buying full frame. Like buying something cheap..you end up buy something else to upgrade..paying the real estate twice. Not worth it in the long run
I agree. When I started doing professional work I need a full sensor.
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No, as today 35mm sensors are no better in low light than 24mm sensors in low light. That might have been the case 30 years ago. But today? Heck no! People keep repeating what they hear from old guard photographers that are afraid of technology changes!
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I’ll stick to my Nikon B500 I paid 120.00 for.
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Already bought a full frame camera😂😂😂
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" I hate to say it but I will because it will get me views. " People, as far as functionality, the full frame is SUPERIOR to a crop sensor. Anyone selling you it's just a matter of taste is selling you nonsense. And no it's not just because you can printing a larger printer or blow it up more. You are losing a huge part of the edges of your image.
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Mannn… I’m not saleing my A7c 😂
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The cheap on looks worse
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I don't know why people wear these baggy hoodies though
Because u won't
Blasphemy 🤨🤨🤨🤨😋🫢😉🇯🇲
APS-C is dying...
First
Please I’ve made over 200K with my full frame camera,dont listen to these people if you’re a real photographer or Videographer furthermore the NIKON Z30 shits on Sony for small content creators
It's all perception... Fall vs Autumn
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You do realize he's talking to RUclipsrs and people that create Social Media content, right?
@@v_r_ they never realize that, even on a youtube content creator's channel about the differences of each camera and its usage, they don't get it still
I'm going be that guy. Canon APSC = 1.6x crop factor 😂Dam my toes are curling up at the cringe haha. Nevertheless another great informative video @omareltakrori
Full frame? Lens.