Sony A7RII : ISO and Low Light Test #1

Sony A7R Mark II : ISO and Low Light Test #1
Lens: Tokina 11-16mm DX II F/2.8
Adapter: Commlite EF-NEX
4K Super35 mode (downscaled to 1080p)
Picture Profile PP7
S-Log2 S-Gamut
ISO 800-25600 (not 800-32000, apology for the wrong typo ^^)
As you can see from ISO 800-3200 there's a visible banding artifacts at the back of laptop. Maybe it's just caused of youtube conversion but honestly not visible in the original footage file.

[@DeezSpoiledEggz]

Doses it overheat now I have the a7sii my passion is photography but wanting to do video as well. Don't know what to do lol

[@mj16encho]

+Ken Harris I never experienced overheating since I bought this camera. Maybe it was fixed with firmware updates.

[@joaofezasvital8521]

uau im actually surprised it's usable at 6400

[@mj16encho]

+Joao Fezas Vital depending on your glass, you still get a good result even 12800 ISO.

[@WilliamYangTW]

Is there noticeable difference in high ISO performance between recording in 1080P and 4K?
or is it the same?

[@mj16encho]

ofcourse 4K is better than 1080. Noticeable quality difference is between super 35mm and Full Frame. 35mm is better than Fullframe mode in low light.

[@quickpickle]

does this work as well in low light in 1080p mode?

[@mj16encho]

Yes ofcoursee

[@mj16encho]

1080p mode in low light is good enough, but if you enable super 35mm mode in 1080p, better than fullframe mode. But in daylight (outdoor) can't see the difference.

[@quickpickle]

thanks man

[@HenryTheBoilermaker3rdYear]

+Manuel Joson does super 35 work in picture mode? Just making sure because i'm thinking about buying it.

[@mj16encho]

Yes you can use the super 35 both video and photos