Why I Shoot Sony APSC

Thanks for all the years Arthur. Your casual outlook on lenses and cameras is always more impactful on my decision-making, whether I buy a lens or not.

Also an APS-C shooter. For me, as a casual, weekend Dad shooter, my A6400 gives me ALL I need. I love the smaller size and lower cost

I got my a6400 because I wanted to get into Sony system and I didn't really have a large budget. Now I have a Sony FX30 and I'm able to support shoot with FX6 shooters and grow my video production business. It all started on a Sony a6400. I like the APSC option it's been affordable for me to grow and its nice to see the lens support.

I've been following your channel for a long time. So happy to see sony is sponsorong your video. Extremely happy for the recognition you've gotten after years of work 👍

If Sony is reading this, Arthur sold me into Sony APSC. I bought a ZV-E10 10 months ago because 1. It was the cheapest with a great 3 party lens selection. 2. I never had a camera before, so I didn’t want to spend that much initially. 3. The quality for videos and pictures were more than I needed on it. I love my camera! Photography changed my way of seeing the world. My dream would be a 40MP Sony APSC camera. I want a higher res sensor, but I don’t want to spend full frame prices on bodies and lenses, specially on multiple lenses, as i already have great apsc lenses.

It was awesome meeting you at the Kondo trip! Recently a lot of guys have tried to talk me into going full frame. For what I do, there is just no need for it when you consider the amazing quality and features you get out of the EV-10, 6400, 6600, & 6700. Combing any one of those cameras with the Zeiss 24mm, 15mm 1.8G or 16-55mm 2.8G and you could almost never distinguish the difference between a full frame equivalent.

Another excellent video; straightforward, clear, relaxed, with no tedious repetition or distractions. Thank you, thank you.

Thank you Arthur for helping me get started on my video journey. You're the reason I shoot with Sony APSC... and won't be letting go anytime soon

That was a great overview of the Sony APSC system. I have two bodies and 5/6 lenses and have been delighted with the results I have obtained over several years. My previous camera was the Nikon D40 which served me well for several years - the body and lenses were physically much larger and heavier than this Sony system.

I started my APSC journey because of your videos... Thanks alot

The fact Sony is slowly adding "flagship" features to their apsc line convinced me of investing into a a6400 as my first camera, I hope one day we'll see a stacked sensor apsc body, that would be my "dream camera".

I use the 16-55 as my standard walkaround lens with the A6400. It's a great combo. Love the channel - keep flying the flag for Sony kit.👍

The selling point of APSC for me is using the Sony 70-350mm for wildlife. The FF equivalent reach is the 200-600 which is massive, heavy and expensive. I'm more likely to go out shooting with a camera that is no hassle to carry long distances

Have been with you all the way….and….after a journey into full frame….i’m back in APS-C! Always love your videos!!

truly the king of APSC! awesome video Arthur! been contemplating going all in APSC now, so thank you for this!

Very nicely done as always, i have fallen in love with my Sony a6300 matched with a Sigma f1.4 16mm Lens just does such a good job every time it is needed, you are the one that pushed me to getting this camera and lens via watching your videos so thank you for showing me the correct combination of camera and lens.

I greatfull yor video 4years ago when A6600 released I purchased under EU in B&H Thank you Arthur for that video I have never forgot few month before the pandemic I received the body and I keep this camera as my primary I plan to buy it the new A6700 body I love my APC-S camera cheaper lens found for third party and sony too. Once again you are part of my team of shooters with Sony APC-S cameras.

I just do photo work with vintage manual lenses. I still use an original a7 to get the full usage out of old adapted lenses. I do also have an a6000 but that's for more casual shooting. I love them both

I am glad you already know about your car content doppelganger! I have been watching Hoovies for years but just stumbled upon your channel yesterday.

Started with the Sony, loved it, still own it. But when I found out that Fujifilm are also heavily invested in APSC and they have a huge variety of in camera processing that pictures come out edited straight out of camera, I quickly owned one too.