Excellent footage! Hard to believe you got that out of a camcorder. I use the Sony HDR-CX405 HandyCam on occasion and I’m always impressed by the 1080p image quality, stabilization and zoom range. Sony is the Camcorder GOAT!
Thank you man! I kind of missed out on filming with them when I was younger so that's why I got so hyped at the skate park-just so much fun! I'm with ya. If it did, this would have potential to be my main cam. But it's definitely worthy of coming out on set for client projects.
It is impressive how crisp it is for a 1" sensor! I haven't tested the audio too much, but I imagine it's killer with having the 2 xlr inputs on the side. The first day I turned it on and recorded random shots in studio, I was surprised how decent the internal mic sounded with my audio of just talking. I should run it through some real tests, though.
1" sensor footage can look fine on a movie theater screen. Specially if shot at 4K, w/ a large file for screenings. I've been making and showing 1080p and 4K fiction features shot on 1"sensor camcorders for a while now. works.
I've seen lots of review videos for this camera and this is probably in the top 2 or 3 as far as image quality. This will probably be my next camera purchase, both to freelance with as well as being a b-camera for my day job.
@@thefilmconnector if you really want to learn to wring it out, I'd suggest getting Doug Jensen's master class videos. The introduction alone is an exhaustive overview of just what this little rig is capable of doing.
Looks great. I've been using 1" sensor camcorders (Canon XA50 recently) to shoot indie fiction features and they work well for that purpose. Looking forward to trying this cam out.
nice footage and a great review! You shot some lower light video but you didn't talk about that later in your video. I have the FX6 and A7iV. So this one will fits nice between them (will sell my sony z280 for this one probably)
Thank you so much! The low light was better than I thought it would be at 1600 ISO, but still a little bit of noise. I've seen cleaner results in other RUclips examples when it's shot in custom mode at 250 ISO. I wanted everything in S-Log for this video though so I didn't switch. A comparison video of those two settings in the future would be cool. That's awesome you have the FX6! That has to be a ton of fun to shoot with.
Great Video! I bet you grow pretty fast on RUclips with high quality content like this right out the gate. Keep up the great work!
This comment means so much, thank you! 🙏🏼 ❤
Great job amazing video
Excellent footage! Hard to believe you got that out of a camcorder. I use the Sony HDR-CX405 HandyCam on occasion and I’m always impressed by the 1080p image quality, stabilization and zoom range. Sony is the Camcorder GOAT!
@@MGriffin2501 That means a lot, thank you for watching! That's sweet, and the size of those makes it so fun to shoot with I bet. Sony really is! 👏🏼
Hell yeah! This is awesome. I miss camcorder days. While we don't NEED a bigger sensor, by golly would it be nice to have one.
Thank you man! I kind of missed out on filming with them when I was younger so that's why I got so hyped at the skate park-just so much fun! I'm with ya. If it did, this would have potential to be my main cam. But it's definitely worthy of coming out on set for client projects.
Nice shots!!
Thank you!!
such an underrated camera
Agreed! 🙏🏼
@@thefilmconnectoraye don’t get it twisted though, it’s also the person behind the camera 💪🏼
@ I appreciate that!! 🙏🏼
nice work my man
Thank you 🫡
So a one inch sensor camcorder may be all you really need unless you’re headed to the big screen? Great looking footage - how’s the audio?
It is impressive how crisp it is for a 1" sensor! I haven't tested the audio too much, but I imagine it's killer with having the 2 xlr inputs on the side. The first day I turned it on and recorded random shots in studio, I was surprised how decent the internal mic sounded with my audio of just talking. I should run it through some real tests, though.
1" sensor footage can look fine on a movie theater screen. Specially if shot at 4K, w/ a large file for screenings. I've been making and showing 1080p and 4K fiction features shot on 1"sensor camcorders for a while now. works.
Love these shots, edits and color grade. Great review very insightful.
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I've seen lots of review videos for this camera and this is probably in the top 2 or 3 as far as image quality. This will probably be my next camera purchase, both to freelance with as well as being a b-camera for my day job.
That means a lot, thank you! Happy to hear that, and can't wait to see some of your footage. 🙏🏼
@@thefilmconnector if you really want to learn to wring it out, I'd suggest getting Doug Jensen's master class videos. The introduction alone is an exhaustive overview of just what this little rig is capable of doing.
@@realCAMERALERO Appreciate the push on that. I saw his video pop up earlier this week-I'll definitely check them out, thanks!
Looks great. I've been using 1" sensor camcorders (Canon XA50 recently) to shoot indie fiction features and they work well for that purpose. Looking forward to trying this cam out.
nice footage and a great review! You shot some lower light video but you didn't talk about that later in your video. I have the FX6 and A7iV. So this one will fits nice between them (will sell my sony z280 for this one probably)
Thank you so much! The low light was better than I thought it would be at 1600 ISO, but still a little bit of noise. I've seen cleaner results in other RUclips examples when it's shot in custom mode at 250 ISO. I wanted everything in S-Log for this video though so I didn't switch. A comparison video of those two settings in the future would be cool. That's awesome you have the FX6! That has to be a ton of fun to shoot with.
👏🏼👏🏼Amazing.
Appreciate it! 🙏🏼