The G85 with the amazing Dual ibis and beautiful 4k is perfect for controlled environment
6 years ago | 6
BMPCC4K because - Chip (only 1.295$) - Hight image quality (approved around the world)) - + free Davinci Resolve - Internal Raw + Prores recording - In constant upgrading (menu add, ...) - 4/3 mount = chip awesome lens (like Super Tacumar lens !)
6 years ago (edited) | 19
BMPCC4K, stunning footage quality and the BRAW offerers possibilities and quality, the finalised customer codes from all others don’t. And it is super fast and fluent to work with. No optimised media generation needed, this is an enormous time and disk space saver. The only thing I am really missing is a continuous AF in Canons Dual Pixel quality.
6 years ago | 2
A6400, no recording limit, nice color science, superb autofocus, 120 fps 1080p, superb 4k, small and light for gimbal or undercover use, nice dynamic range, good iso noise performance, build in timelapse function.
6 years ago | 6
Sony A6400 decent colors and amazing autofocus. Portable and a flip up screen....not to mention 120Fps! (This is coming from a G85 owner and on Saturday I will own the A7iii)
6 years ago (edited) | 1
After you vote, check out my comparison between the a6400 and Canon EOS RP. I hope to do the same between the a6400 and XT-30 as soon as I can get my hands on it. https://youtu.be/ZUK8652bBno
6 years ago | 8
Fuji XT30 : Size, price, image quality, color science, Flog, lenses, film simulations, AF, resolution...
6 years ago | 4
G85 because -It offers some GH5 features without being as big or expensive as one -Stabilization is amazing even with kit lens -It doesn’t have overheating issues -Lenses tend to cost less on M4/3 -Has a nice variety of digital filters -I already bought it 😐 *tee hee
6 years ago | 30
The pocket 4k is really exciting and it has a lot of features I'd like to see implemented with other camera companies (ssd recording/ raw/ not 8bit) but I'd have to go with the Sony as I am heavily invested in that system in terms of lenses and kit. I also shoot stills AND video so I need the hybrid.
6 years ago | 2
I just still love MFT. Great lens selection, great 4K, no overheating.
6 years ago | 0
I’d choose the A6400 because it would give me a both good video and photography camera in one body. If the choice was video only I’d go with the Blackmagic Pocket 4K.
6 years ago | 3
A6400 - good in low light, great autofocus, no 30mins limit recording, no screen dimming in 4K, great image quality.
6 years ago | 0
a6400 is just too good!! I would've loved picking bmp4k but it's more for commercials type stuff, i shoot alot of weddings and events!
6 years ago | 1
I Just put in an order the the A6400. I’m a new YouTuber so my demands are light.. just needed something with great autofocus a small footprint and great video quality... before the A6400, my dream was the A6500, but with the A6400’s advantages like flip up screen and bright screen even when shooting 4K etc, I couldn’t ask for anything more (considering I’m shooting on a Panasonic FZ300 at the moment ) 🙈.. ps. Thanks Max... you’re awesome with your reviews.. never miss a post .. stay blesse
6 years ago | 0
would go for a6400 just because sigma primes. also bmpcc and xt30 is a good choice
6 years ago | 3
Max Yuryev
Which “budget” camera from these brands would you choose for filmmaking and why?
6 years ago | [YT] | 109