Cinema Camera vs Hybrid Mirrorless Camera - Canon C100 vs Sony A7RV Buyer's Guide

Should you buy a CINEMA camera or a HYBRID MIRRORLESS camera? Which one is the right pick for you? In this video, we discuss the benefits and drawbacks of each, and I share which was the better pick given my use case. This can help you make a decision on whether you need a cinema camera or you'll be just fine with a hybrid mirrorless camera instead.

[@thissidetowardscreen4553]

Great video Ryan! Project determines the gear for the most part, though there is a blurred line sometimes. Just shot a high school seniors photos shoot. Ended up using 2 cameras, ironically the point and shoot was the camera that had the most keepers. Client was happy, so it is one of those things where perhaps the more pro camera bogged down the work. Client had fun and felt at ease with less pro-gear. Thanks for sharing!

[@ryandobal]

Absolutely, sometimes its better to just bring a variety of the things you've got and you're bound to have something that'll have the results you're looking for! Sounds like a fun gig, where you get to do a shoot while still getting to play with fun point and shoots and such... those are my FAVORITE types of shoots because you just get to shoot to have fun and not have to worry about what the client thinks (I sometimes find corporate and real estate clients question techniques and judge equipment, when its the results that should speak for themselves). So its refreshing to hear you got to enjoy the point and shoot with the client, and it even enabled you to get better results! As someone who loves playing with inexpensive, old, or quirky equipment, that makes me so happy haha. Thanks for watching buddy :)

[@lesleyhatchong]

The cinema camera looks HUGE!!!!

[@ryandobal]

It sure is bulky LOL