DON'T BUY A FULL FRAME CAMERA! Sony APS-C vs. Full Frame.
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Published 2019-11-18
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Quick Access:
0:15 - Skit
1:05 - Introduction
2:09 - Why APS-C is better.
7:29 - Why Full frame is better
10:00 - Summary
Some of the cameras I talked about
APS-C
a6600: bhpho.to/2r2v7Cp
a6400: geni.us/dunnaa6400
FULL FRAME
A7iii: geni.us/dunnasonya7iii
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—Cameras—
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Please watch: "Which Lens Is The Best Choice For YOU? Tamron 70-180 vs Sony 70-200 f4 Review."
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All Comments (21)
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Every photographer: You don't need full frame, it's you, not the camera. Every photographer: Has a full frame.
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"All sony aps-c has flip screen" Me: cries in a6000
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Not having enough money helps with the decision...
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You know what... Iam aint buying a camera anymore. Just buying me a saxophone.
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Great video, and thanks for making it clear that APS-C is not a "downgrade." I made a very good living shooting APS-C for many years and my clients were always happy (and even now when I shoot both APS-C and FF, my clients cannot tell the difference).
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tx for this, been really thinking I need the a7iii for my studio but honestly it'd be better for my night-time stuff at events. Now talk me out of buying a Black Magic Pocket Cinema 6K please...
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bought the a7iii 5 minutes ago....
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Agreed, I guess another reason for full frame is the dynamic range. In theory the ful frame sensor should give you a higher range to recover details in blacks and whites / burnt out areas and totally dark areas. But I would be fine with the a6300, if only it had 2 card slots. I want two slots because when doing client work I need that backup for my peace of mind.
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Fact is no one but other photographers care about your gear..you can get paid clients on a full frame..or a point and shoot...if it's for work..people just want it done to their request..if you're doing it for art..agian no one cares...so always get the one you think is cool..if you like it..you'll like using it..and thats all that matters...because like everything..its just manufactures making you think new stuff is a need...when you can be a pro photographer with a camera from 2010
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I own Sony Full frame A7iii and Sony A6400.I highly recommend to buy full frame camera.(Unless you do video).If you are trying to save money, buy APS-C camera.
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For most photographers going from APS-C to FF is like going from a car that goes 200mph to one that goes 225 mph because it's "better" even tho you only use your car for shopping.
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One thing I think you may have touched on but probably not enough is that the full frame lenses are usually bigger and heavier. To get a good quality zoom or fast prime lens on full frame, the lens is gonna be big and heavy. Well worth it for the potential image quality, but I often wish for the smaller lenses of the APS-C world.
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The high ISO performance is one of the main reasons I upgraded. Many of my clients I film for are music producers, when they have shows. In this type of environment, where I have little to no control over the lighting, the A7iii ability to produce a usable image up to ISO 12800 is worth it to me Definitely miss the price of APSC lenses though
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Pssht. I shoot everything on my 8x10 camera. #GetOnMyLevel 🤣🤓
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I have been happy with my APSC gear for years until I walked into a gallery in Prescott Arizona a couple of weeks ago. There were gigantic prints on metal that were as sharp as a tack! Made me feel like a beginner.
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As a sports shoot, I love to have FF and crop cameras with me at the same time. The versatility is fantastic.
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Great intro. Hilarious 😂 I have the A6300. Looking to upgrade to a6400 soon... Black Friday deal let's gooooo
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I am a photographer. I use a6000 with sigma 56mm f1. 4 for portrait work. Works great. I have compared it with pictures on full frame. To be honest the image quality difference is not worth upgrading to a full frame. I spent money on buying the right lens and proper lighting equipment and it works great. If light is not great, you aren't going to produce decent results whether it is full frame or aps-c. Greetings from India
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That intro is literally what I was going through while looking for a video comparison like this. Good stuff thank you!
