I'm from 4 years in the future. Mirrorless did it!!!

@rainerlein

5 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@kimmyp3407

5 жыл бұрын

Lol

@endowpictures22

Жыл бұрын

You are wrong AI did it😢

@gregsullivan7408

2 ай бұрын

Indeed! It's fascinating watching these old reviews.

@devenlad

2 ай бұрын

I am from 8 years in the future. I still own my A7RII.

I have Sony A7RII for a month! It is a fantastic camera. I work both - as a photographer and a film maker and this camera is just the best for both things at the same time. Must say didn't have ANY PROBLEMS with overheating! After 30mins non stop camera hardly gets warm. All of this is bullshit. Also its funny to see GH4 users spaming under every A7Rii video, cause they know that the GH4 that they have is now just a middle class camera with internal 4k.

@MitchLally

8 жыл бұрын

+Extreme Remake Production At least the batteries last longer than 5 minutes :')

@ERP_Klim

8 жыл бұрын

Erm... 40 minutes in 4K, 1 battery - 2 photoshoots- 4 hours. More than enough.

@MattsPaddock

8 жыл бұрын

+Extreme Remake Production Yeah, but IDK why are you (or the spammers) even mentioning / comparing GH4 with an A7RII when it's over double in price. That just makes no sense whatsoever to begin with, plus I don't think that Panasonic's intention was to make an above average camera out of it. :)

@MitchLally

8 жыл бұрын

+Extreme Remake Production I need more capacity than 40 minutes for what I do- glad you found the a7 batteries to be enough for your use! :)

@calvinchann1996

8 жыл бұрын

+Mitch Lally so why the 5 minute crack?

If you're in Calgary and want some hands-on time to check out the A7R II, The Camera Store is having a launch event the evening of October 7. We'll have food, drinks and models! Email evelyn@thecamerastore.com to register.

@LoightaFluwid

8 жыл бұрын

Can you buy me a plane ticket?

@jaredjds2011

8 жыл бұрын

+TheCameraStoreTV Just out of curiosity guys, how come you guys haven't reviewed the Sony A77 or A77 mark 2?

Thanks guys for a great review! Really looking forward for your 2nd part :) And yes, it's nice to have you back haha

Hands down the best camera reviews on KZread. 👍

@austinleonard8551

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed

I'll summarise - its main flaw is that is doesn't work with canon lenses as well as a Canon DSLR does with Canon lenses. Astonishing revelation.

I had a feeling there was going to be a part 2. I was watching the clock on the video and was thinking there was no way he's going to squeeze in a review that quick right at the end. Great as always gentlemen. Looking forward to part 2.

Thank God you're back! And Aaah! The agony of waiting for the next video!

I love the long reviews of cameras📷. Well done Chris 👏.

Outstanding review guys! Looking forward to part 2.

I'm from five years in the future (no joke) and today I just bought a new Sony A7RII at half its original price. I'm selling my Canon bodies and keeping some lens!

Great as always guys! Really you never disappoint in terms of review as well as fun.

Awesome review can't wait for the second part :)

Welcome back. Enjoying Chris and Jordan's works regardless of what they review. Always learning something new. While reviewing a $3000 camera like this, they don't trash out what commoners like me can afford! Especially Canadians, please don't forget patronizing the Camera Store! Started looking for Panasonic GM1 (or wait GM5's price goes down a bit more) just because Chris has it - gotta be fun to shoot with it! lol

Best camera videos on the web - kudos to everyone involved and many thanks for the effort.

Welcome back! Great review. I hope You'll bring in Kyle in future videos as well. I feel like I get to know the gear much better when you have these discussions. Also, at 10:30 the colors look like they have a slight green tint. It might just be my screen, but to me the colors looked more natural in the first part of the video.

You two are the best reviewers on line. Keep up the good---and, most importantly, credible---work.

Great review - looking forward to part 2!

Another fantastic review, thank you guys.

Even though I already bought the camera I was looking forward to your review. As good, well balanced and in-depth a review as I had expected.

As a Canon wedding shooter (5DSR, 5D3, 7D2) and now also a A7R2 owner, I want to say I completely agree with this entire video. The one thing that was mentioned but I don't think emphasized enough, was that with the recent MB software updates (still not perfect for sure), the 2 best features about this camera are IBIS for Canon lenses like the 85L & 135L where you can consistently get tack sharp images at 1/20th versus as was pointed out on your video crazy high SS required on the 5DSR when the lens does not have IS. The second amazing feature of this camera - and probably my favourite is Silent Mode - it is amazing from a wedding perspective - amazing. My wife is a well known wedding officiant here in Toronto and after I bought this camera, and with some recent obnoxiously loud 1Dx cameras in her couples faces during the ceremony machine gunning it, she has decided that she will not do any further wedding or allow the photog to use a 1Dx during the ceremony - or she will not do the wedding. Silent shooting + IBIS for fast primes (85L & 135L), never mind my 24-70 F2.8 II Canon which now lives on the camera has made me a believer. You are spot on on the Continuous Focus stuff and tracking - just doesn't work with the target moving at you from close distances - I actually think it is almost a battery thing that can't drive the focus motor motor fast enough. I have put my 5D3s / R and 7D2 away for anything personal now and use the Sony. 7D2 for sports and birding, 5DSR for flash bridal portrait stuff, 5D3 for main wedding camera body - but the A7R2 has joined the game for the quiet ceremony and non flash prime portraits.

One of the great presentation teams out there - well done guys.

You guys are the best camera reviewers on the Internet, and that’s why TheCameraStoreTV is the first channel I’ve ever subscribed to, but please leave the careless camera handling and bloopers to the DigitalRev guys.

Guys! I am relying heavily on your content! Please make more videos! :D They are to great to be put out so rarely! Keep up the great work!

Very GOOD reveiw and video. You guys have the perfect mix of technical info and great fun commenting. Kuudos

It's interesting that Kyle and so many other pros that I know are still really happy with their Canon 5DIII as their primary camera. 22 megapixels is plenty for their work, and they see no reason to either move up to the 5DSR or switch to another brand. I was reading between the lines a bit on Kyle, but his comments lead me to that conclusion. Stay with what you know, and especially something that you think is bulletproof for your client work.

@KyleMarquardt

8 жыл бұрын

+filmkid541 Exactly, Some ultra high res stuff I can shoot in panorama and easily get hundreds of megapixels. They key with photography business is now when sending estimates I include an option for "Ultra large format" and list the megapixels for that option verses "high resolution". Then charge more for the high res option where I would rent the 5DSR for. Everyone checks the DPI for the project they are doing (including billboards) and says "nope we don't need that, 20 megapixels is fine" and saves me time and them money. For now, the commercial market I'm surrounded in just doesn't care about ultra high res. I did the same thing moving from 12 megapixel images to 20, but the mark II and III were so good I couldn't not shoot on them.

@AgnostosGnostos

8 жыл бұрын

5D mark III if you forget the size and weight is a bargain today.

Thank you very much for doing these great reviews!!!! they are super super useful!!!!!

Good to have you back ! Been waiting for this. Are you guys going to do a review of the Olympus omd em10 mark 2?

I agree with everybody's opinion about using native glass for these comparisons. Part of our reasoning for using Canon glass and adapters was due to the duel between Kyle and myself. By using the exact same lenses we could eliminate that as a variance. However one could also argue that fighting each system against each other could be done with their own respective systems of glass. I will say however that Jordan and I tested the A7R mk2 afterwards with sony lenses and the hit rate is incredible. Using eye detect works flawlessly and although other cameras are quicker, the Sony would always hit on focus. So another point for Sony. Funny though but I actually have a soft spot for the 5DSR. I don't think it's high Megapixel count is that practical but the files are beautiful and it handles wonderfully as always. I really enjoyed the photos I got from it. Chris @ TCSTV

@TheBenkku

8 жыл бұрын

+chris Yeah, you tested afterwards with Sony lenses, but released this video where you test Sony Camera with Canon lenses and make statements about focus speed etc. Not very professional approach. Next time when you review Canon or Nikon camera, test how they focus with Sony A-mount and E-mount lenses? How about that?

@TheCameraStoreTV

8 жыл бұрын

+Mika Leinonen We test native lenses at 15:13. Jordan @ TCSTV

@markacevedo441

8 жыл бұрын

+TheCameraStoreTV There is no appeasing the Sony fanboys

@Pepingco

8 жыл бұрын

+TheCameraStoreTV Blind to the pros and outraged at the cons - Every Sony review video I see nowadays.

@TheBenkku

8 жыл бұрын

+Practical Builds Your beliefs and reality does not meet. Sony A7RII price is under $3200 now. If you are not willing to buy Sony E-mount (FE) lenses - with which this camera is meant to be used - then you shouldn't buy this camera. Just stick with your inferior Nikon and enjoy your lenses.

Best a7r II video review yet!

The best review of #Sony A7RII camera in KZread. At 13:17 the best way to treat an "affordable" Zeiss lens.

I can't wait for part two.

Great review guys!

Since I got to play a bit with the A7R II I would like to add 2 things1.I found in lower light it tends to hunt especially compared to my Nikon D7502.You guys recommended if you don't have lenses from previous system then you can go for the Sony A7R II, what I think you forgot to mention which is extremely important for many people is the lack of 24-70mm 2.8 and 70-200mm 2.8 Sony lenses.For me without these native lenses I will never jump ship to Sony.If Sony want to get Canon and Nikon shooters they need to make these very important lenses.Overall from the short time I used the A7R II I was very impressed with it but for me its still not good overall system to move too, maybe in few more years but not yet.Thank you for a good review.

Truly truly great review!!!!! Thank you so much for all the hard work in putting this out there for us. The ending of the review helped me make up my mind. I do have Canon glass and a 1Dx but for a compact camera the Sony A7R II answers my needs when I don't want to lug all my Canon gear around and simply want a great compact camera in my bag. For that I'll use sony native lenses.

Great review, thought the stills from the Sony looked so much better compared to the canon.

@nilsaadame91

4 жыл бұрын

I agree, he tried too hard to make Sony look bad... lol

Thanks for posting the review guys, been eeeergerly waiting for this. Was hoping the AF would blow you away and would seal the deal for me to pick one up but I guess I should wait a little longer and see what firmware updates reveal. Chris when you talked about low resolution RAW, what about the crop mode (ignoring the obvious crop factor). Personally this camera just missed the mark for me to replace the 1Dx, I was hoping it would have a faster FPS in crop mode with the smaller image files to help speed up the processing.

Great and informative video as always :D Are you guys planning on making a Pentax K-3 II video anytime soon?

Thank you for the review. Excellent as always. I wanted to note that when using the a7rII with the LA-EA3 adapter, only SSM ( and I believe SAM) lenses will auto-focus for stills. Any of the "old school" lenses that do not have the build in motor will require the LA-EA4 adapter. The same applies for auto-focus in video mode. I have not been able to to get auto-focus to work in video mode with the LA-EA3 adapter, but it works with the LA-EA4 using the same lens (significantly slower that native lenses though). Phase detection is the only focus method that works when using the LA-EA3 adpater for stills. I also own the A mount Tamron 90mm Macro and Sigma 85mm 1.4 which are both excellent lenses and focus perfectly using both adapters. (no face detection or eye detection). The cost and image quality of these two lenses with the A7RII far outweigh the enhanced auto-focus features that are available with native lenses. I was able to purchase both in excellent condition for the less that the cost of a new FE 70-200 f/4. Lastly, the non-oem battery grip that I purchased for the A7II fits the A7RII, but makes that camera go completely bananas.... As though I'm pushing a bunch of buttons at once. ( i know, I know... I need to stop being cheap and buy OEM) Thanks for reading

talking about video capabilities, i've seen a lot of you'r stuff and overall quality of this one is on top.

looking forward to part 2

Great review, as ever

In a period of two years 2013-2015 Sony introduced six full frame e-mount mirrorless cameras. Two generations of a7 cameras. Sony was very committed to the launch APS-C e-mount cameras during 2010-2012 with multiple models. Sony continued the same practice with the full frame e-mount cameras during 2013-2015. After the 2013 the introduction of new APS-C e-mount cameras was less frequent and after 2016 the introduction of new full frame e-mount camera was less frequent too. After 2016 Sony was committed to the introduction of a plethora of full frame e-mount lenses in order to compete with the amazing variety of full frame autofocus EF mount and F mount lenses.

Finaly guys! I am sure you guys take quite a lot of serious time for this review. :)

2020 And I still have it! Love this camera,) cheers Chris,)

Thanks to you both for the vid, the number one most important one thing that you've missed especially for professionals is the 'usability' factor i.e. how would the camera perform in a real life day to day working situation, i.e. are the control dials spaced apart and easy to use, are the settings quick and easy to change and is it robust enough to last. Golden rule; hire a camera before you buy, it could save you a lot of money and disappointment.

Welcome back !

@TheCameraStoreTV

8 жыл бұрын

+eur0thug Good to be back! Jordan @ TCSTV

@mcmc-o9w

8 жыл бұрын

+TheCameraStoreTV is the focus of the a7R ii better/faster than a7ii?

@VladHTX

8 жыл бұрын

+mcmc Yes.

love ur videos bro new sub here keep up the great work

Great video. I've just purchased the Sony. I'm sure it won't disappoint.

Sold my Canon C100 and Sony A7S for a A7RII plus sold all my Canon glass - am now 100% Sony and loving it. Some expensive glass, but it doesn't disappoint!

Got this camera from the Camerastore and have to say I'm very happy with it . I have no problem with shifting from Canon to Sony back in March when I bought the A7s & A6000. Shooting both video and photo both are great. Agree menu is way too much but I guess it's not my biggest issue. I would say it's the power. They failed again on that part. Luckily I have like 15 batteries all compatible with all models.

@TheCameraStoreTV

8 жыл бұрын

+Aydin Odyakmaz Glad it's working well! 15 batteries should do it. Jordan @ TCSTV

Wb! Missed you guys!

Have you experience the overheating while shooting your videos in 4K?

Great video

Great Video!

Great vid !

Waiting for video feature test , thank's !!!

Hiya Chris , great vid, with all the time your spending in the field taking images are there any plans for you maybe putting up your own website so everyone can see the fantastic images your shootinghope to see you soon and hope life is treating you well :)

Yay, a new TCSTV 'Tube. It has been a while.

i'm a working pro and we have included the sony A7R2 in our kit bag and we are finding that we are using the A7R2 more and more as we learn to work around its limitations specifically with AF... but overall the dynamic range.... its IQ.. ISO is just amazing..... something that our 5D3 cannot hope to match

Chris did you guys take your time trying different settings when shooting the runner with Canon 70-200 lens??? Because when I started with A7RII, I had gotten similar results, when I had my child run toward me. However, after practicing for couple days, I found that with right settings, which in my case were: Preview - Off, CAF, medium size small square, I was able to nail every shot in focus with 17-40L at F4 in a series. I think turning off preview was the key in my case. Just asking if you tried different settings.

so filming in super 35 mode reduces audio volume by 80% ? or do you not know how to adjust volume levels in post ?

great video! covered everything i needed to hear. can you do a video on the canon m3? but not with the 18-55mm lens, with the 11-22mm & the new 55-200mm. thank you!

I have the Sony A6000 with Zeiss glass and am happy with image quality and performance. Would this camera be a significant upgrade?

I'm waiting for part 2

How does it compares to Pentax K-1?

Most honest conclusion for the comparison. I have both, and I am pretty disappointed in having the 7R2 for out of studio shooting. But perhaps it will work for travel. But I luckily got it for the hi res sensor and studio work. And that saves it. Otherwise, don't let the sensor fool you into thinking its a camera first, then all the cool features of an electronic device...because it is the opposite.

Great vid!! But I got questions :) If the 50 mpx canon wasn't around, what would you have compared the Sony why and what do you believe the results would have been? To date, beyond that or cost, the main complaints have been power, lack of touch screen, 4K heat dissipation , 29 min video time out and the HDMI port... My personal issue lays with lens choice and selection. What would be the best bang for buck all round 2 or 3 lenses to think about for the Sony? PS when do you think Sony will lower their prices?

Chris do we have any progress with EVF in A7RII? I'm still not thinking of buying mirrorless camera like this as a primary camera mostly because of EVF. I would like to know is EVF any better than previous models from Sony/Olympus/Panasonic/Fujifilm: 1. Lag - is it better with lag or not? Can you pass underground garage test of running between cars and columns and try not to hit anything while looking just through EVF :-) ? 2. Noise in very low light situation for manual focus with focus peaking is unacceptable on previous models. Is it better or not? 3. Colors are off even in a good light conditions, in low light EVF has a lot of color noise and should be turned to BW mode to help focus peaking. Are colors/color noise correction with EVF better or not?

Thanks for the video. Is this camera weather/water resistant?

Why would you guys even place that much time and energy on testing and talking about non-native lenses and then judge the camera based on how those lenses perform? You should be talking about how the camera performs with the best of its native lenses as the main focus, and then the non-native lenses should only be a secondary focus after the native lenses and not such a big part of the review. I think it's really unfair to judge this camera by how non-native lenses work with it. The ability to use non-native lenses is an extra-bonus/icing on the cake, and also, some of the more advanced features of the camera aren't even available with non-native lenses anyway (such as eye-AF, continuous AF during video recording).

@orange42

8 жыл бұрын

+Rob “Lunatique” Chang what the... you go shoot a review mate.

@TheCameraStoreTV

8 жыл бұрын

+MrFed1994 The second AF test at 15:16 was using native glass, and the 5DSR still performed slightly better. We emphasized the adapted lenses because I heard from tons of photographers looking to grab an A7R II if the AF performance was really good with adapted lenses. I also felt there were a lack of tests of this in other video reviews. Chris and I talk more about AF performance with native glass in part 2. Stay tuned! Jordan @ TCSTV

@hidekigomi

8 жыл бұрын

Good perspective on this clip - I took it as for the majority of high end camera users who probably own good collections of Nikon / Canon lenses already and are not married the Sony brand but thinking of trying it out. Their complaints are often "Sony doesn't make good lenses" - then simply reviewing this camera with "bad" Sony lenses wouldn't be something they are looking for. $3000 camera, the top of Sony brand, can't be that bad regardless of what Sony lenses are used, I would think?

@calvinchann1996

8 жыл бұрын

+TheCameraStoreTV but only next week! :(

@SeattleTennis

8 жыл бұрын

+Rob “Lunatique” Chang - Does it matter? This isn't Sony's sports camera - the R series is resolution based, S series is video and sensitivity based. Wait for a sports camera (a9) to come out.

Excellent review and I totally understand why you used Canon lenses for comparison's sake. However maybe later it would be nice to see this camera reviewed with some of the excellent Sony/Zeiss glass available to see how the camera truly performs and what you make of it.

If you would compare NX1 and A7RII continuous autofocus, which one is better?

Hey Kyle...i liked your work, the glimpse you presented on Tamron 15-30 video. Do you do workshops?

@KyleMarquardt

8 жыл бұрын

+dinko bilic Currently I'm only doing private workshops, stay tuned for scheduled ones! www.kylefoto.com/private-workshops/

My understanding on the high mounted ports is related to the IBIS system. That is what everyone was saying when the A7II came out.

Why nor use Sony's FE 70-200 F4 on the A7rII? OK it's not F2.8 but it would better show the focusing performance.

@blahjovic

8 жыл бұрын

+Fontsman Agreed, I would have preferred to see a comparison with both lenses than just the canon. I haven't see that yet in a review. +TheCameraStoreTV Did we see an Otus almost go in the water off the treepod?

@wonderwall135

8 жыл бұрын

+Fontsman this entire review is biased.

looking forward to your video review on Canon's Eos M3 :)

About the reduced resolution raw option you guys mentioned: Raw is the dump of data on sensor, a lower resolution raw means cropping. If there is a reduced size resolution, that means the "raw" has been calculated and processed, and that's not raw, since it has been interpreted. See Red Dragon 6k cameras as example, notice the resolution drop on the raw, it keeps the horizontal resolution but crops the extra vertical resolution, because field of view is so much more important, to reduce the resolution, the only way is to crop away lines and pixels! Also, Blackmagic 4.6k Camera raw, notice there is no UHD ,HD raw option? because Raw doesn't work that way! You may say the those are all video camera! It doesn't matter, RAW files work the same, only in video cameras, they are only continuous raw frames put into a container, if you pick out one of the frames, it will still work as a individual image

I used the Canon EOS 5DS in the studio for the first time yesterday for a product shoot and I'm finding the files have a lot more contrast over the EOS 5D Mark III. So much that the client even noticed.

That river is beautyful.

Thanks guys! That Super35 crop mode looked insanely good. I can't wait for the video-centric part of the review, and I hope maybe some mention is given to where the pros and cons are comparing the a7Rii to the FS7 for low-end professional video production, even though they are apples and oranges. On that note Jordan, if you're ready to comment on this topic, do you think you'll be grabbing the a7Rii when you run out to film a project, or will it pretty much be the FS7 (or something else)? I put the most stock in looking at what piece of equipment a person actually grabs when he's going out to do a project as an indicator of what is truly good stuff.

@fto3367

8 жыл бұрын

"insanly good"? I don't feel it :) If you just do video than the FS7 is the much better but also more expensive choice (not really if you add an external recorder, a rig and ND filters to the A7rii). The FS7 has much better internal rec. (10bit 422 XAVC Intra 600Mb/s). It's even better than what the A7rii can output. FS7 has less rolling shutter. Slog.3 and Sgamut3.cine (better color). 4K DCI instead of UHD. Higher frame rates. The ability to record up to 12bit RAW via additional modules. Much more codecs available. Simultaneous recording. More professional connections such as XLR for audio. Better ergonomics. internal NDs. handy features such as internal LUT screening (much easier to shoot with Log) If you want a proper video camera with those features but are happy with the IQ you see in this video than the FS5 could be interesting to you. If you want FF or extreme low-light performance than the a7sii (or A7S with recorder) is the thing.

@TCSTVJordan @TCSTVChris Part 1 of the Sony A7R II was great. One thing no one really talks about is what's is the point having a smaller and lighter camera when you still have to strap huge heavy lenses on it. Especially a camera like this that really needs excellent glass to shine. It's less balanced and feels terrible in the hand when shooting for a full day. Until the lenses get smaller and more compact I don't see what the big deal is with mirrorless and particularly this camera.

Thanks a lot! I've been waiting for your review. Just one thing. I would have preferred one video (the main review) just being Chris and Jordan...and then having a second video which is labeled "Sony A7rII VS Canon 5Dsr" after that. These two parts didn't quite fit well together. Also, I just don't like Kyle being a part of the review, and I think you guys are best left to yourselves (or you can bring in extra people only in videos that are not reviews...like less serious stuff). I feel that this could have been split into two videos with the first being the full review and the second being the comparison, or this could have been 3 videos with the first being the photo review, the second being the video review, and then a comparison video coming after that. Just my two cents. Anyway, I am really excited for Jordan's upcoming video!

Chris Niccolls is one handsome man, and I say that as a straight male. I hate my double chin when we shoot our videos and I don't see that at all on Chris' chiseled face.

nice review.

long time no see....... grate reviews friends.......all Sony now needs is a set of pro lenses....hey,can u please let us know how does Sony perform eye af on moving subjects...... thanks again for a grate review..... looking forward for the next one

@calvinchann1996

8 жыл бұрын

How do you define pro glass? F2.8? Or by result?

@swamydayanand4306

8 жыл бұрын

+Calvin Chann..... it's by sharp lenses.....I can live with primes.....but at lest one zoom is needed to make our jobs easy(24-70 or my request is 70-200). every lens gets better when the apature is stop down..... 2.8 lenses are preferred when u are working in low light situations (like Street lights,venues,etc) as your iso stays between 800 and 3200.....not crossing the quality compromise zone.....is that enough education for u buddy calvin....f4 lenses for low light conditions just won't cut it......Storys are portrayed beautiful when lights look really real (natural)......and Sony is rumored to work on a 24-70 f2.8 lens(I'm happy)..... :-P

im going to college for photojournalism i like shooting landscapes wildlife and street photography would you suggest the a7rII, 5dsr, 5d mark iv, or the d810

@russianelectioncolludingtr9724

6 жыл бұрын

you don't need a7rii for college dude. this camera is mostly for professionals. I would just get the original a7.

Is this going to be released in 4k?

I tried the Sony for a couple of days. The tedious menu system, the size of the camera, the autofocus, even with native glass - the for me bad ergonomics and flimsy contacts - are all reasons that I will stay with my new Canon 5dsr and my old 5D3. Would I like the better dynamic range - sure - but good metering and knowing your craft will take you a long way. And Chris, bring an angle-finder with you next time you want to get down and low - its robust and much better than a tilt screen - especially in day light. As always your review was good - thanks

What about that magenta/purple shift? Reminds me of the fs7, when it first came out 😕

I'M INTERESTED IN THIS CAMERA BUT I WANT 42MP AND 4K BUT WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE MARK AND ALPHA?

Hi Chris, I like to give some sugestion, to review also the more expensive Leica SL with update version. I would be delite if you can, thanks

Great review, it's very useful. Thank you.. can compare Canon with new Sony a7riii.. if you have one already, plz share the link..

where was the shooting location? so beautiful out there.

I have a Nikon D750 but I also want a sony a7R II. I want to have both a good DSLR camera and a good mirrorless one. I love photography and I do not want to limit myself. I love both types of cameras.

As a Nikon D810 and 16-35mm owner, shooting primarily landscape and now a lot of real estate, I'm really interested on what to do. The cost of the lens and filter system for a 14-24 is substantial. Moreover, I feel the Canon 17mm is better for architecture than both the 16-35 or 14-24, however losing 1 or 3mm on the wide end. Since most of my work is manual focus, the auto focus isn't a huge concern. Additionally I have MF Zeiss lenses that require live view for critical focusing on the D810 because the VF I don't personally find reliable enough. TCS, do you guys have any comments or suggestions for this situation?

Excellent review, I'm currently looking at adding to my cameras and changing my video cams (Panasonic). I love my photography, but I also shoot video. Currently using Nikon, I'm not exactly married to Nikon but have a lot of beautiful vintage glass which I have no intention of giving up, so I will keep my Nikon 7100. However I was lookinbg for a FF camera that shoots class video maybe also 4K wouldn't go amiss and of course class photo and I think this could be it ! Wonder if Vintage Nikon glass is compatible and how it performs although I'm not too bothered about AF and fast AF being as I use it very little. I'd love to know your opinions on that ! Thanks for the info and looking forward to part II Have a great day Rem

Kyle may have a more interesting sense of humor than perhaps Kai at Digital Rev. I see potential in this young man. Of course you have the character. The combination of your presentation makes it not only informative but entertaining. Thanks for the great work. Great videography by the way.

Chris seems to forget that Sony has a chance to make things right for today's needs based on today's technology. A-mount cameras offer most of the benefits seen on mirrorless that so many people praises. Live-view EVF? Got it. Rotating-tilting screen? Got it. Fast and reliable AF? Got it. Bigger battery? Got it. Not everything needs to be small and not everyone is confortable with compact mirrorless and it's obvious Chris isn't keen on SLR-style bodies. But the main issue here is that Sony neglects their chance of bringing a tool that could do everything people wants. Sony only needs to bring the 42Mpx, 5-axis Stabilization, Dual AF System (with PDAFOS and dedicated PDAF module) and put everything in a a99 style body, and you end up with a Canon/Nikon Killer. Even with the pellicle mirror, it would perform better than 5DSR. It is almost as if Sony and a7Rm2 reviewers wants people to forget about A-mount.

I'd like to see all aspects of the a7rii's autofocus system tested, i.e., the facial recognition, facial registration, and eye focus. Those could all be great assets for an event photographer and actually make the a7rii's autofocus system a better choice in those environments. Just shooting it like a Canon gives one result, but how about exploring all the Sony's capabilities? Or, are you ignoring them because Canon doesn't have them, or you aren't yet comfortable enough with the Sony to try them out?

@TheCameraStoreTV

8 жыл бұрын

+Rob Young Wait for part 2. Jordan @ TCSTV

@Robboa1

8 жыл бұрын

That's great Jordan. Also, it'd be nice to see a autofocus speed comparison with native glass, as well as the pdaf-enabled metabones adaptor/speedbooster for the canon lens. That way, we'll see what's really what, and also know how the nuanced features of the A7Rii work (some cars are dragsters, some are rally racers and we have to acknowledge the differences and strengths).