Andrew J Clarke is an award winning landscape and commercial photographer with a passion for the stunning Australian landscape. Andrew is also an accomplished photography educator and has been working with Sony Australia as a Sony Digital Imaging Advocate since early 2019, hosting workshops, tours, presentations and other events through the Sony Scene platform and judging the Sony Alpha Awards in the landscape and astrophotography categories.
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as ever Andy great vid really informative keep up the good work
As ever Andy a great video really informative keep up the good work!!!!!
this looks fantastic
great video that was exectly what i was hoping for out of it For sure I'll save the extra money for the Mark II
No need to shoot at f11 on crop. F8 is good enough
Great vid thanks! Subbed.
Great video, lovely edited. Just got the a6700 and looking forward to start learning to use it. Used GoPro up to now so a huge step for me moving from GoPro to APS-C. First observation is the filming takes longer time as you not only have to think of the framing, but also the ISO, F-Stop and VND setting 😊Again, nice video 👍
Thank you, I have found the histogram on the Sony Alpha 6000 camera
Sony readout speed sucks either in the R series, or the default series, Canon EOS R5 still does better with a 2020 older camera, Lumix S5 II does better too 20 fps like the Sony a9 stacked sensor... why do they keep it at a higher price ? They are just lazy to release firmware update to use the full potential of the Bionz XR so they use slow components
whered you get that uoodie man i cant find it anywhere
Just one thing to note, they don't even know you are making this video ? How, but they lent you the camera? Nice . anyway, nice content though. Hope they got to know about the video now. hehe
Great video, thank you Andrew. I'm a beginner with my first full frame camera so all tips are very welcome. My interests are landscapes and astrophotography. I have a FE 28 - 70mm f3.5 - f5.6 OSS lens and that's it.. Could you recommend a lens to me? Thanks in advance.
Feel like I shouldn't be here, being an avid Olympus OMD user, but I like the approach to photography Andrew uses. So I will sit quietly in the background, learning from you Andrew, photography is my passion, and now I have retired I have the time to devote myself to this most engrossing of hobbies.
Which lens did you use ?
amazing review. Happy to see more from Perth
That is one nifty red rig! Where did you get that?
I enjoyed your review. Im debating about trading my sony a7cii for the sony a6700 to use for my bird photography ect and buying a used sony a7rii for nice landscape. The other alternative is to just trade in a get the sont a7rc. What is your thoughts? thanks
Sony's AF feature is cool, but it also makes the model's face out of focus
Awesome work!
No more Panorama mode on the 6700? I can’t believe it..
What city is this?
Super informative - thank you!
Very nice..... What aspect ratio is this??.... It is fully spreaded on my phone screen.
Gracias
thank you for this. What are your tripods? Looks like they are built like tanks.....
a7rv or a7 iv???
Nice, no built-in flash this model?
How about overheat issue Sir. ?? Please share with us about overheat issue in photography in this camera. Because i Thing I will buy this camera. But over heating issue really bother me. I will use it mainly for photo .
Name of lens?
Me gusta la jaula roja
I bet this would have so many more views if the title mentioned you would be comparing these 2 lenses (135 vs 70-200 II)
I never ever do video...need a camera with all the tech thrown Into just photo...
Hi,thanks for your interesting review. If you had to choose between the Sony A7C and the A6700 for taking static photos most of the time ( landscapes,cityscapes, architecture ,interiors and things like that),which camera would you choose? Thanks!
Thank you for introducing the bulb mode as I do take some astrophotography ! As a a6400 shooter looking for a second camera for not swapping lens between birding 70-350 & 18-135 general travelling or even 11 1.8 for landscape and a quick selfie should be a nice choice~
today i will Get mine
I’ve been using topaz gigapixle ai and prefer it to my a7r4. I shoot a lot at night and actually handheld a milky way shot with a a7s original.
Hi, can i ask if sony removed multi frame noise reduction mode on this camera? Thanks!
Love to see beautiful WA. How is the video compared to ZV E1? I’m considering upgrading from my ZV E10. Mostly do Instagram music videos and done stills. I have a good collection of APSC lenses but open up selling them to get ZVE1 + 28 - 70 sigma 2.8 as my only lens if it makes more sense compared to A6700.
nice to many pixels on a7r5 i liked the old 42mp sensors better i would love a a7r3 with updated the af .
Just wanted to say thank you for producing a photography-specific review, these are getting difficult to find these days.
love your videos is it possible to make a video on the New Sony A7C R setting it up for landscape .......
have mine otw from Bh upgrading from the 6100
This is the review that I been searching for!!! Bravo.
Who is the name lens for sony a6700 in this video?
Any problems with overheating ? That’s the rumor I hear but I think there’s probably exaggeration lol. I’m trying to decide to just upgrade my APSC body or switch to full frame. Lol financially APSC would suit me better. 😂
For me that question was easy to answer, none. You see I don't own a Sony camera, I have a bunch of cameras from Panasonic, Pentax ,Olympus, Fujifilm and one Nikon ZF. The cameras cover full frame, APSC and micro 4/3 and I can use any one of them to photograph any subjects.
I record 4 2 2 10 bit 4k video and that video is not open in davinci resolve how to import and edit this video
What lenses did you use?
Information for those who are chasing pixels... The sufficient number of pixels depends on the needs of the camera user. It is also worth remembering that the quality is influenced by many technical indicators of the camera, including the size of the matrix, the selected lens and, of course, the camera settings. The higher the resolution of the matrix, the better the quality of the large-size printed photographs and the more opportunities for subsequent processing of the photograph in a photo editor. For those who, in principle, do not print or process photographs, but view them only on digital devices and post them online, even 5 megapixels will be enough; If images are post-processed, their resolution is somewhat reduced. Especially when framing. This means that in order to process photos and maintain acceptable quality for viewing them on a computer and printing small-sized photos, you need a camera with 7 megapixels. With this indicator, the resolution of the images will be about 3072 by 2304 pixels. This means that it will be possible to safely process them, remove unnecessary objects around the edges, without deteriorating the final frames. After this, you can print pictures measuring 10 by 15 and even 20 by 30; For those who prefer more detailed pictures, it is better to purchase cameras with a matrix resolution of at least 12 megapixels. Such a camera will allow you to take frames in which every detail is visible, and then enlarge and crop them if necessary. However, such cameras are more expensive, so it’s worth weighing the pros and cons. And also decide whether strong detail is really necessary for amateur photography. Professionals, of course, need cameras with a resolution of at least 12 megapixels. But a resolution of more than 20 megapixels is not particularly in demand even in professional circles. These are more advertising gimmicks for manufacturers. Moreover, photographers who made the comparison point out that 24 megapixels is redundant for cameras with a cropped matrix. Lenses cannot cope with so many pixels, more digital noise appears, and frames are processed more slowly due to their large weight. In addition, the images at 12 and 24 megapixels have almost identical detail. Author: Sergey
Have you had the chance to review raw files on the a6700? How is the noise and low light quality? Much appreciated thank you 🙏