Sony Alpha 7S II

Now, would I recommend switching from the Canon ecosystem to Sony for a camera like the A7S II? The image quality in this camera is really great and a...

That's why I don't recommend you purchase the Sony A7S II. In conclusion, let me wrap this up and throw one more wrench into your buying decision maki...

We don't recommend the A7S II for dedicated still shooters. In our testing, high ISO images from the A7S II were slightly cleaner than a D810, but we ...

Find you a camera that's going to excite you to power it on and start filming something with it. I found that joy and excitement with the a7S II.

It is a very solid choice. If that were the case I'd have gone with an A7s III Sony anyway. The M6 Mark II is much more recent than the R and RP, which don't have advantages until you get to using RF L-Series glass.

Owned it for over a year. It's amazing in low light, no question. There is no other camera that can compare in that regard. But I used it less and less, and it made filming annoying for 6 main reasons: 1. Clunky menu that is hard to navigate. - Things that should have been next to each other were ac...

While it never got dark enough to fully take advantage of its low light capabilities, the dynamic range was justification for the price tag. Plus, being able to take a screenshot from a 4K video and pass it off as a photo is a huge plus for me.

As someone who enjoys taking video as much as they enjoy taking photos, my prior experience with DSLRs and mirrorless cameras brought me to the Sony A7SII. The most recent camera I had prior to this device was the Panasonic GH4. The GH4 is an amazing mirrorless camera for video and takes great pictu...

I'd rent a A7sii or A7siii depending on how long you need to rent them for. Just get a couple primes, f/1.8 or faster and you'll be golden. Also, if possible use lights.

Nikon and Canon cameras feel like they are designed by photographers and then made by engineers and programmers. This camera feels like the engineers and programmers handled everything, which gives it really nifty tech, but some bothersome design choices. PROS: *The footage looks great. *4k at 24 or...