A7III vs A7II - Should you Save $1000?

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  • čas přidán 22. 01. 2019
  • I've noticed so many of you have been asking me recently wether you should go for the Sony A7II or A7III, so I really hope today's video is helpful in making that decision a little easier! Like I mentioned in the video, both are amazing cameras fully capable of taking great photos but there are a few factors to consider depending on what kind of photography you want to pursue :)
    If you're after a photoshoot behind the scenes, here's one I did on the Sony A7iii with the Sigma 855.. f1.4 ART lens: • Sony A7III + Sigma 85m...
    Check out my Lightroom Presets: www.digitalfilmactions.com
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    Dan @ I Make Films
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    VLOG CAMERA SETUP //
    Sony a7s mkii + Sigma 24mm f1.4
    PHOTOGRAPHY CAMERA SETUP //
    Canon 5dmkiv
    Sigma 24mm f1.4
    Canon 35mm f1.4
    Canon 50mm f1.2
    Canon 85mm f1.2
    Canon 135mm f2
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    Thank you so much for watching! xx
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Komentáře • 867

  • @sammyjankis
    @sammyjankis Před 5 lety +404

    I bought the A7II about three weeks ago and I really love it but I also felt some purchase anxiety because I was seeing folks saying how much better the A7III was and I was thinking about returning it and trying to come up with a extra 1K+. I’m glad you made this video so now I can let that anxiety go and continue to be happy with my A7II and further my craft. Thanks Julia!

  • @Nibes000
    @Nibes000 Před 5 lety +58

    1 minute in and I'm already reminded why I'm saving for the a7iii. Thank you Julia

  • @juanquispe3494
    @juanquispe3494 Před 5 lety +694

    I'm whispering in my A7 Mark 2's ear "You have nothing to fear".

    • @ktroopa
      @ktroopa Před 5 lety +69

      Juan Quispe also whispering to my wallet’s ear “you have nothing to fear” :p

    • @stefrenaldi
      @stefrenaldi Před 5 lety +45

      "you just need good glasses" ((while rubbing my a7ii))

    • @manosalexakis
      @manosalexakis Před 5 lety +2

      @@stefrenaldi How is video on your a7 my friend??

    • @92000
      @92000 Před 4 lety +2

      Is your camera a subject of crazy biotechnological experiment? D:

    • @alanalain4884
      @alanalain4884 Před 4 lety +1

      Like the Chris Rea song ?..

  • @elysemendelson
    @elysemendelson Před 5 lety +1342

    The best camera is the camera you can afford! ;)

    • @bijosn
      @bijosn Před 5 lety +62

      Not really

    • @ikigu
      @ikigu Před 5 lety +29

      @@bijosn But not completely untrue.

    • @elysemendelson
      @elysemendelson Před 5 lety +26

      @@bijosn You're better off getting what you can and shooting til your hearts desired than doing nothing at all! :))

    • @jimmyhidalgo2680
      @jimmyhidalgo2680 Před 5 lety +49

      I think the phrase is “The best camera is the camera you have on you” not what u can afford...

    • @cptnaizen
      @cptnaizen Před 5 lety +23

      The best camera is what you are able to get/afford. She is right. If you are only able to afford an entry level DSLR like the rebel series than that's the best camera you have. You can do so much with that camera. Don't pay attention to all these upgrades you don't need. You can learn alot with the most basic camera. When you start outgrowing the entry level camera because you have so much experience, then you can worry about the next camera.

  • @nohandle-01
    @nohandle-01 Před 5 lety +22

    Just switched to FF and got the A7II at a very affordable price (in budget) but quickly became obsessed about whether I should stretch to the next model up. Your video has really helped me realise that for me, a budding photographer, this is more than sufficient for my needs especially seeing some of the amazing work you've managed to produce using it too. Thank you!

  • @Miguel_Garibay
    @Miguel_Garibay Před 5 lety +15

    Thanks for the comparison! I recently picked up the A7ii for casual photography on family outings, kids sports, hiking and fly fishing trips. For that purpose it works great!

  • @cooloox
    @cooloox Před 5 lety +16

    Great unbiased advice. You illustrate the difference between a photographer and a tech head. As a photographer you know what you need and don't. Nice video.

  • @crakerfase01
    @crakerfase01 Před 4 lety +14

    Been using the A7 II for three years now. It’s a great camera and I think it’s all about how you edit. Both cameras are vastly superior compared to any other mirrored cameras on the market. The sensors are amazing and the speed of the shooting is amazing. If you’ve never used a Sony camera you will be blown away by both. The one thing I noticed mainly in this video is the ease of editing. I noticed she had a much easier time getting rid of distractions in the image and the light pollution. Plus the a7 III looked a lot more true to color which was pretty cool. But honestly if you’re saavy with using color channels in Lightroom this isn’t an issue. Definitely would love to field test an A7 III though

  • @chryseass.5143
    @chryseass.5143 Před 5 lety +29

    Julia , one thing that has also improved in the mark 3 is the colour science- it is quite noticeable even in your examples. The Sony a7iii was a no brainer for me - I didn't even consider buying the a7ii when I bought my first full frame camera. I came from using an a6500 and the better ooc colour was immediately striking. Two years is a lifetime in camera body technology!

  • @yashwinning
    @yashwinning Před 4 lety +14

    Literally the exact video I was looking for. And you confirmed my suspicions. While the A7 iii is an absolute beast and is 100% worth all the praise it gets, the A7 ii was so ahead of its time it still holds its ground to this day and is still an amazing camera (for the price).
    I'm actually a Fuji shooter myself and was looking up prices for the glass and gear I wanted to invest in, but when I did my calculations I found out it would literally be cheaper to buy a used a7ii and lenses of the same focal length I'd get on my Fuji, which just blew me away. Like right now you can buy an 85mm f1.8 that's literally $400 while Fuji's equivalent is around $1000. I would just save $600 right there, and Samyang lenses for Sony are so cheap it just blew me away.

  • @nibbo9955
    @nibbo9955 Před 3 lety +28

    I've had the A7ii for the past two years and I'll be upgrading to the A7iii soon. I find the former was adequate for landscapes and wedding photography but when I decided to get into wildlife photography I realized the A7ii's shortcomings: only 5fps, no silent shutter, autofocus letting me down a lot.
    I also find the battery on the A7ii runs out far too quickly.

  • @TWINCOAST
    @TWINCOAST Před 5 lety +83

    in julia we trust for camera gear :)
    - amen

  • @zephyrxcyrus
    @zephyrxcyrus Před 5 lety +2

    Your video couldn't have come up at the most perfect time. Been shooting with an entry level Canon DSLR for a couple of years now and have been contemplating on upgrading and switching over to Sony. The A7ii is looking very attractive at it's current price point.

  • @joannaschnitzer7308
    @joannaschnitzer7308 Před 5 lety +5

    I was JUST considering switching to Sony. Perfect timing! Thanks Julia!

  • @fzeo
    @fzeo Před 5 lety +7

    I sold my d800e for a7ii last 4 months. I miss the sharpness of 36mp but mirrorless hybrid AF helps me alot especially using manual lens and availability of peeking focus. For now I am quite happy with it.

  • @PhotoArtBrussels
    @PhotoArtBrussels Před 5 lety +1

    Hi Julia, my buddy has an A7II and I an A7III; i find the difference clear and remarkable, and so does he. The focus system, speed of shooting, battery life etc are important for us, as we photograph race cars on tracks and need the focus + frame rate + buffer. If the cost difference is worth it, that depends on available budgets and use as you explained. The dynamic range of the A7III allows it to use faster shutter-speeds, even in bad lighting.

  • @rp-9866
    @rp-9866 Před 9 měsíci

    Thanks. I have an AR7v and wanted something with fewer megapixels. I don't need a gazillion for every shoot. You helped me decide at 6:40. Dual card slots are a must for anyone shooting for a living. Single card slots are asking for trouble. Thanks Julia for helping this old pro make a decision.

  • @maartenpietersmamusic

    I have the A7II now and I think it is a good camera with a good sensor, great colors and a good dynamic range. This is my first digital full frame camera ever, so for me it is a big step forwards. I use the camera to make images of my paintings (manual focus). Thank you for your video.

  • @Azuremane
    @Azuremane Před 5 lety +3

    I am getting into the hobby side of shooting and am leaning towards the A7II. It comes down to cost and function. I also have some old film lens from my film days I will need to get an adapter for so that plays into my choice as well. Thanks for the review, Cheers!

  • @michaellacroixofficial
    @michaellacroixofficial Před 5 lety +4

    I just got a Sony A7iii coming from a Canon T5I So happy I did, I love this camera for my hybrid shoot style!

  • @BenSterz
    @BenSterz Před 5 lety +13

    This Video is exactly what I‘ve been waiting for years

  • @mohamedfarah970
    @mohamedfarah970 Před 5 lety +6

    Thank you Julia, that was informative and you gave me a peace of mind, keep up with the good work. You now have a new subscriber and a thumbs up 👍.

  • @gerrit159
    @gerrit159 Před 3 lety

    I bought my Sony a7ii because the photographer i worked with on a huge commercial shoot I was on, was shooting with it, so I would say it's good for paid work too. Thanks for the comparison, I will upscale once I know my camera well enough and keep as a backup.

  • @erikbreihof
    @erikbreihof Před 5 lety +28

    The A7II has eye detection too... just not continuous

  • @grahamfee4841
    @grahamfee4841 Před 5 lety +11

    Thanks for this video, I’ve been struggling with the upgrade decision for months. Deciding to upgrade glass instead of the body.

  • @KwokKaySzeto
    @KwokKaySzeto Před 4 lety +1

    I own a A7ii, no plan for upgrading. Your explanation is excellent!

    • @nigerianskills1919
      @nigerianskills1919 Před 4 lety

      Gordon Szeto just got mine yesterday. And haven’t tinkered with it yet. How’s video quality. I’m Comin from a t5 so I’m tryna get familiar with how to use the sony

  • @AValentinoFilms
    @AValentinoFilms Před 2 lety +1

    Great comparison video, that A7III is so advanced! I just bought a second hand a7II at a good price. I plan to use with my manual Zeiss ZM 35 f/2(walk around) and Leica 90 f/2(Portrait). I regret selling my Zeiss Ikon rangefinder for $900 7 years ago, they are so expensive now! The a7II is the next best thing and it has IBIS!

  • @mikeos1
    @mikeos1 Před 5 lety

    I would also mention the silent shutter option on the Aiii. This is the reason I watched this video as I often take photos at indoor jazz sessions and I'm frequently embarrassed when shooting during quiet passages of music with my Aii.

  • @chawkins1831
    @chawkins1831 Před 5 lety

    Another difference worth noting is that the A7III has silent shooting. That and the other reasons you mentioned was enough to make me upgrade this week.

  • @PavelR2
    @PavelR2 Před 5 lety +24

    There are three not mentioned differences:
    1) AF frame coverage
    2) Compatibility with adopted lenses which is far better on A7III
    3) Near FW upgrade of A7iii (r3, 9) which makes big step forward in AF usability even in video
    (I've upgraded from DSLR and the Eye AF is much better option than moving AF point around the screen [with Eye AF I can change composition anytime I want without losing continuous AF], next FW update also adds face/eye tracking thru leaves/grass not missing any shot...)

    • @lewismartin9812
      @lewismartin9812 Před 5 lety +1

      also silent shutter!

    • @PavelR2
      @PavelR2 Před 5 lety +1

      @@lewismartin9812 It is not big advantage, because it can not be used on moving subjects and under artificial (flickering) light...

  • @innoillust
    @innoillust Před 4 lety +4

    Good point, in some scenario, eye auto focus and quicker overall focus will do a good amount of difference in some tight moments where you just had to point and shoot
    That ease of mind where you know you'll get the eye in focus is something I personally would use in Photographing Human interest, etc.
    But in other scenario like landscape or timelapse it won't come as handy
    TL;DR : Human, A7III. Others or in Budget A7II, although A7I is pretty good, the prices different between Mark2 and Mark1 makes it no brainer imo

  • @HeronHurpia
    @HeronHurpia Před 4 lety

    Thanks for helping in my decision Julia

  • @AskRemy
    @AskRemy Před 3 lety

    oh wow thank you for jumping right into the subject - no stupid intros no noise - this is how EVERY video should start

  • @normski4ash
    @normski4ash Před 5 lety +2

    Interesting, Thanks, toying with the idea of upgrading my A7ii & keeping my A7Rii, so the Rii becomes my second camera. I think the longer battery life isn't that big a deal, the batteries are so small you can slip a few in your pocket easily, but not having to is a much better deal. The Dual card slot is a deal breaker, had a card go down on me once, so I know it's rare, but it's always in my mind, like you say at a wedding !!! Please yes do a follow up of a shoot so we can compare, you nailed this vlog & I'm almost convinced... Thnx

  • @doRseries1
    @doRseries1 Před 5 lety

    THANKYOU FOR THIS! I really needed this.

  • @scb2scb2
    @scb2scb2 Před 5 lety

    Love the compare and like always more than one way to look at it. I personally would now always advice the a7iii over the a7ii. Resale value, longer life cycle because of software upgrades (at least 2 big ones are coming) and better support/testing from external companies are but a few. Also once you get really deep into a compare there are about a 100 small changes that for 'basic' shooting you probably won't use until the day that one of them you need. The 'invest in glass' i would normally agree with but in this case i don't because of the resale value in 1 or 2 years of these 2 models will almost 'fill' the gap. If you really can't push your limit keep using what you are using now since 2 things happened / will happen soon. Many will jump from a a7iii to a a9 now its clear with its updates how amazing that camera is and will stay and once the a7s3 comes out (for video) many will drop the a7iii for that. This will mean that we will see many slightly used a7iii's hit the market... just my 2cents.
    Daniel.

  • @MrKurtay
    @MrKurtay Před 5 lety +5

    Thanks Julia, as usual very sincere approach to your videos. I wish everyone else here also make videos like yours - honest and sincere. 👌🏼👍🏼

  • @mdjabedhosen6478
    @mdjabedhosen6478 Před 4 lety

    U did a great job in this regard, comparing review is better and helps to make decision easily, love from Bangladesh

  • @BrunoAlfaro
    @BrunoAlfaro Před 5 lety +2

    Really thanks for this video, i decided what camera buy with this review. Hi From CHILE!

  • @takumay9163
    @takumay9163 Před 5 lety +2

    Thanks for the great comparison! It helped a lot. Cheers from Tokyo!

  • @TheMike367
    @TheMike367 Před 5 lety +1

    Another great video Julia 👍

  • @mayareagan2589
    @mayareagan2589 Před 4 lety +3

    would love to see a comparison video between the mark ii and iii!!! thanks so much

  • @joealfanophotography9568
    @joealfanophotography9568 Před 5 lety +77

    I have two a7II bodies and one a7III. For the money the a7II is a great camera and can get the job done most of the time. The a7III is a vastly superior camera however. Auto focus in video is much better in the a7III. With that said for those who do stills and video there is only one choice and that's the a7III. The battery life alone for videos is worth it. I agree with Julia on most points and that if you are on a budget or a casual shooter the a7II is fine but if you lean more towards pro and like to do video don't buy it. Get an a7III.

  • @ramongarcia6052
    @ramongarcia6052 Před 5 lety +1

    Thanks. This is very clear and helpful!

  • @kamea4023
    @kamea4023 Před 4 lety +3

    Great work! What is your most favorite camera? What camera do you suggest for beginners? Please make a tutorial on how to start photography as a side career or full time. How to edit and give the copies to the clients (if you give them hardcopies or send it by mail, or saved in a USB).. Love your work! 🥰🙌🏼

  • @jimcastile1905
    @jimcastile1905 Před rokem

    Great video. Thank you Julia.
    The MkII seems to have a warmer color cast but it looks like any difference in sharpness would be at the pixel peep level.
    I can get the MkII with the 24-105 G for only a slightly higher price than the MkIII with the 24-70 kit lens. Almost a no-brainer after this video since I'm not overly-concerned with burst or eye autofocus.
    And honestly with Lightroom's enhance RAW feature, MP density isn't much of an issue any more either.
    I print super sharp landscapes from my old, old, OLD Canon EOS T6 (18MP APS-C with the EF-S 24mm f/2.8) at 36x24 inches and there is no problem with soft details.

  • @andrew107
    @andrew107 Před 3 lety

    Hi Julia, loved this video really gave me something to think about.🙏

  • @Glasgowurbanwildlife
    @Glasgowurbanwildlife Před 5 lety

    Great video! thanks for all the helpfull info!

  • @Setright230
    @Setright230 Před 5 lety +2

    Was great to see you give a run down. As the help on the canon 35mm L mk2 has not let me down at all. But it’s been on my mind ever since adding my first non canon lenses to my good kit. Being the sigma Art 50 and 85. Which has made it harder for a back up and extra body that I can still use my canon lenses. As it was going to be the canon 5D mk4 as I originally did so much on the 5D original when I bought it a month after release. So I blame you 😂. No really the A7 3 now having two slots has thrown me. As took many yrs to get my 1DX mk2 which I absolutely love and would not ever regret finally getting my dream canon yet canon or a huge change to Sony not as main but still flexible in of two bodies has been very good for number of different reasons and certain shoots. So i would love to see s shoot with some raw out of camera views. It’s a big thing as I’ve been with canon since film and still grab a roll just to get that old feeling of no previewing and the first look at those pictures for the first time lol. Just one of those things you do 😆. Any thing you would like to throw in as you’ve been using the. Canon and added the new kid on the block lol. That may help in this choice. Cheers look forward to your next live stream like last yrs one which was fun and I think everyone got a little something from that day. 👍🤷‍♂️🇦🇺

  • @SJYangProduction
    @SJYangProduction Před 5 lety +7

    Sony A7iii FTW. I've jumped from the A7ii and I dont regret it all. Dynamic range in the A7iii is beyond amazing. 693 focus point vs 119. A7ii isnt a bad camera at all only for photos only.

    • @marioszac817
      @marioszac817 Před 3 lety

      I am just starting with fashion blogging and i want to focus on video! Would you recommend a7ii or iii? Thanks! also does the body also do the work or will i need to buy an extra lens?

  • @stevesvanderpool8653
    @stevesvanderpool8653 Před 5 lety

    I use both, A7II I own personally and the A7III for work. For personal use A7II is more than enough but yeah for certain types of work A7II might put you in a bind.

  • @itsgabibelle
    @itsgabibelle Před 4 lety +2

    i take a lot of burst photos when i do senior portraits (popping champagne, throwing and blowing confetti) so i’ll probably have to do the mark iii 🙈 i also feel like the eye focus is going to be a game changer

  • @gersonmadrid6675
    @gersonmadrid6675 Před 5 lety +63

    I bought the A7ii and so far I am happy with it. However as soon I can I will get the Mark iii. Patience

    • @livesidewonder
      @livesidewonder Před 4 lety +1

      Gerson Madrid just two days ago I traded my mark iii for the Sony a7ii. Very heavy camera and bulky. Since I’m just a lifestyle photographer fits my needs much better.

    • @michaelespeland
      @michaelespeland Před 4 lety +1

      @@livesidewonder Why not go for the one of the A6000-series cameras instead? There really isn't that much of a difference between the A7ii and A7iii

  • @y1cs867
    @y1cs867 Před 5 lety +1

    I noticed the difference in the skin tones in the side by side video comparision. I own the A7 II since 2015. It's an amazing camera but the A7 III is surely a big upgrade. Even the silent shooting is missing on the mark II..

  • @gokulvickram8201
    @gokulvickram8201 Před 7 měsíci

    Thanks for the review its crystal clear and sharp

  • @Techvalte
    @Techvalte Před 5 lety +1

    Amazing Video like the Sony A7ll the camera was great especially the sample shots

  • @Theportraitdude
    @Theportraitdude Před 4 lety

    This was extremely helpful, thank you!!!

  • @tfh5575
    @tfh5575 Před 5 lety +3

    I’m just a hobbyist so I got the a7ii for under $1000 in November 2018. I’m happy with it

  • @andrew107
    @andrew107 Před 3 lety

    Hi Julia thank you for this, learnt here the A7ii is a lot better than I had thought. Got a bargain today used for £880 including a 24-70mm lens.

  • @BrandonSallinger
    @BrandonSallinger Před 5 lety +156

    For the low light test the A72 photo was in jpeg and the a73 was raw. Kind of an unfair test.

  • @richardpcrowe
    @richardpcrowe Před 5 lety +12

    I don't "NEED" Eye-AF but, it certainly makes life easier...

  • @realworldvape5699
    @realworldvape5699 Před 5 lety +1

    Thank you. That was very helpful.

  • @peterbingen9583
    @peterbingen9583 Před 5 lety +4

    I recently got the A7 ii and I have to say it is a keeper. For casual photography the battery life is amazing. I took it last weekend for a casual photoshoot at a garden and I took pictures for about 1 1/2 hours without shutting it down. It was on all the time and I took around 200 pics. The final battery life was around 60%. The manual controls put you in a learning curve, but some of the dials are very useful even before reading too much manual if you put it in Auto or P modes. The offer with the 28-70 kit lens gets you a lot of value with the understanding that this camera is not for extreme zoom ins (unless you already have the zoom lenses or can afford them). But if you value photography this camera is very enjoyable and a steal for the price. If you study the specs and you need 4K or long battery you can go for the III if you can afford it. But you can be very happy with the II knowing that 4K is not very practical today for home videos and long battery life is more critical for professionals.

  • @irinaboboia1182
    @irinaboboia1182 Před 5 lety +1

    Thank you. This was very useful for me.

  • @EricaSager
    @EricaSager Před 4 lety +3

    What microphone did you use in this? Sounds so crisp!

  • @drstew1
    @drstew1 Před 4 lety

    This one is neither . It’s the A7, we use it with Canon lenses. And a Sigma Emount adapter. Am wondering which. ii or iii ? 🤔 thanks for your comparison video, it’s very helpful

  • @aranamissy2688
    @aranamissy2688 Před 5 lety +4

    What camera do you use for your CZcams videos? And do you use any filter. I love the color and the quality of it!!

  • @wedchic7
    @wedchic7 Před 5 lety +1

    Thank you very much Julia, this kind comparisons is I am looking between a7ii and a7iii. More comparisons please
    What lenses do you use? Are you now using native Sony lenses? Or do you still use your favourite 35 and 50?

  • @BGKhiphop
    @BGKhiphop Před 2 lety

    Thank you for all the knowledge i really appreciate that!

  • @Max-Image
    @Max-Image Před 5 lety +2

    Hi Julia, the Sony A7(R)II series also have eye-af that works great. You’ve didn’t mention this in your review.

  • @GarrySanchez
    @GarrySanchez Před 5 lety +1

    Yes please do a comparison video

  • @maxioe9124
    @maxioe9124 Před 5 lety +3

    Awesome Video! I love my a7ii but would love to test the a7iii :D

  • @Collin_Nicholas
    @Collin_Nicholas Před 11 měsíci

    Looking at getting either. I mainly do Car photography and debating on which one to go with.

  • @nathkanthi
    @nathkanthi Před 7 měsíci

    Got an a7ii new for best price and decided to keep it and buy some good lenses.thank you your video has helped me to take a decision

  • @ryanchow1995
    @ryanchow1995 Před 4 lety +2

    I switched from A7 OG to A7 Mark 3, that was a great upgrade for me!

    • @marioszac817
      @marioszac817 Před 3 lety

      I am just starting with fashion blogging and i want to focus on video! Would you recommend a7ii or iii? Thanks! Also do you think i need an extra lens to start with? or will just the body do the work?

  • @ArtformInsights
    @ArtformInsights Před 4 lety +9

    Shooting only on APSC and M43 and want a budget way to get into FF shooting and this made me decide to go for the 7ii at 50% less than the 7iii today in 2020. a real no brainer. Thanks for this!

    • @AJCoReTV
      @AJCoReTV Před 4 lety +2

      Same here.... a6100 my first camera for CZcams.. but I rather have a72 as my main & use the a6100 as a secondary angle.

  • @charlesp9449
    @charlesp9449 Před 5 lety +4

    i've been looking for a video like this for so long and thank you for your insights. really want the a7iii so bad as my first camera, but i'm on a tight budget, so might purchase a used a7ii in the next couple days and then buy some lenses.

  • @KatherineProjects
    @KatherineProjects Před 5 lety

    Does anyone know to import the RAW files into Lightroom on A7iii?

  • @bts_fan_rkive
    @bts_fan_rkive Před 3 lety

    The autofocus is stunning on the A7III

  • @Hendemic
    @Hendemic Před 5 lety +1

    Fantastic video. This was such a clear and helpful breakdown. Thank you!

  • @innstikk
    @innstikk Před 5 lety

    Excellent video! Thanks. Leaning towards A7 II with MC-11 and X100F in stead of A7 III. Have lot of Sigma ART lenses, so AF-C is not important as I understand it is not supported, only AF-S

  • @karographixphotography7811

    Yeah, good idea on the onsite shoot

  • @ALxdCr4ftPlays
    @ALxdCr4ftPlays Před 4 lety

    I'm considering getting this camera. Sold my Sony AX700 as it doesn't offer stabilization at 4k video. I have a Samsung S10+ and it has shoddy performance with night time and low light recording and stabilization doesn't work properly with low light video recording cause the tiny sensor struggles. And the pictures you look at distant objects which if you look closely, are out of focus. I also have a GoPro Hero 8 Black. So I'll look into this camera and I'll be happy with it for the next 10 years. Despite it will cost around NZ$2500-NZ$3100. Good review.

  • @Jameshhl
    @Jameshhl Před 4 lety +5

    Sony A7ii also have eye AF, I use it all the time, have it custom keyed to AF-ON button.

    • @peterasa3626
      @peterasa3626 Před 4 lety

      Yup, but not continuous... after the camera grabs focus or frames a face you get to use it by pressing the custom key you have set it to, but not continuously like the A7III

  • @STACYBURK
    @STACYBURK Před 5 lety +2

    Do you think the a7Siii is worth waiting for over just buying a a7Riii or a7iii right now.

  • @guzmanpal
    @guzmanpal Před 2 lety +1

    Yes , the Sony a7ii has very much potential, i prefer that and a lens premium like 24-70 2.8 or 20mm sony

  • @Sketchmee5
    @Sketchmee5 Před 5 lety

    A73 hands down!Welcome to the latest and greatest world!

  • @ERMAV
    @ERMAV Před 5 lety

    Thanks for this video!! Fantastic!

  • @B4f189
    @B4f189 Před 3 lety

    Bought the a7 II with fe 35mm 1.8 yesterday. For Family Photos and travel, its More than enough

  • @chrystleadventures
    @chrystleadventures Před 5 lety

    I searched for many videos on this kind of comparison and I found this one amazing and clear. Thank you.

  • @jmohd
    @jmohd Před 4 lety

    That would be great A2 and A3 comparison.

  • @frankmika6799
    @frankmika6799 Před 4 lety +1

    Nice video. Look into the Fuji X T3 before choosing either of these. Lots more great features Sony doesn't have, especially in video and a great selection of superb OIS lenses.

  • @akanbilincoln3891
    @akanbilincoln3891 Před 5 lety +1

    I think color science and 4k is only big deal between the two for me.
    I can also tweak the a7ii color to match the color of a7iii

  • @darkshaman7087
    @darkshaman7087 Před 4 lety

    I had my mind heart set on getting a Sony a7 iii for Astro and Birds in flight as it seemed to have what I needed for this kinda photography but reading up reviews from lots of people there have been many problems with them such as shutter not working etc so I’m now thinking of getting a canon 5d IV instead as don’t seem to be as much issues with this camera

  • @tommynikon2283
    @tommynikon2283 Před 4 lety +2

    6-12-2020/Seattle: perfect vid for me right now; looking at both models as I write this.....because I want the EVF with HSS flash. Thankyou.

  • @MsBentleyGT
    @MsBentleyGT Před 5 lety

    I hope next time you will show us both cameras so we can see the size and compare. good review thanks

  • @MuteMag
    @MuteMag Před měsícem

    just found your channel today, i love i. ive subbed

  • @giuliaa.v.8779
    @giuliaa.v.8779 Před 5 lety +1

    Ciao julia! I love your videos, thank you!Which lenses do you suggest for sony a7iii for portraits? Thank you!

  • @Martin-nu6ym
    @Martin-nu6ym Před 5 lety

    I'm a hobbyist with a rather "healthy" collection of Fuji glass and manual focus adapted glass. Much of the adapted glass I use with a focal reducer but when I seen the sale on a7ii back in the Fall 2018 I realized that I would not need a focal reducer and that my Fuji cameras could be relieved of the manual focus lens when I really need the native Fuji AF lenses for other purposes (i.e. event photography).
    Since I don't need the AF, I did not see much need for the moment to spend the extra for the mark iii model. The one thing I do have a disdain to with the mark ii is the sound of the shutter. Fuji has spoiled me. :p
    And another reason for going with the a7ii - batteries. Huh? Well, I have the RX10 IV for the family to use - the batteries are interchangeable between the two cameras. :)

  • @marceloasilva
    @marceloasilva Před 4 lety +1

    I’ve moved from a7ii to a7iii because of focus “reliability” and battery life. Those two points are so much better that I found it worthy the extra money.