Comparing Sony A7C VS Sony A6500 - Full Frame VS APSC - Do I Need Full Frame?

Hey everyone! Today we're going to take a look at the Sony A7C and the Sony A6500 and see which one is better for you. Now there's a lot of people that say to go for the Sony A7C because it's a full frame camera and the A6500 is an APSC or crop sensor camera. So is that right? Well, lets find out.
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[@safetyhomeloans950]

best video comparison I've seen so far, please continue making more of these "This vs That" sensor and lens videos!!!!!

[@NickAcevedomusic]

Great comparison. Just what I was looking for! Thanks

[@ThisVSThat]

Glad it was helpful!

[@reyfvlog7191]

Nice

[@PunPitin]

what the color profile on a6500

[@ThisVSThat]

PP2 everything default

[@stanleygabrel5279]

Not much difference in good light. Even cell phone cameras can perform well in good light conditions. I am on the market for a new camera upgrading from point and shoot and thinking about purchasing full frame, mainly for better low light performance.

[@ThisVSThat]

What I found is that I’m very satisfy with APCS low light performance. So if low light is the purpose of upgrading, APSC is a good choice. Just make sure you invest in f/1.8 apurature

[@safetyhomeloans950]

also is it only me OR the color gamma looks so much richer on the APSC sensor than that of the full frame sensor....

[@ThisVSThat]

It’s not just you. I do notice that SOC Color is nice on the APSC. This is on both my A7iii and A7c