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I have not used the a7c2 but I would think it is a digital signal. If not, then you would be right and it would be an analog signal. I don't think with this mic you can adjust the volume controls. That was one of the cons of this mic.

Do you have focus breathing turned on? Also, I would double check your subject detect. Make sure you are in human and that you have eye detected turned on.

@@BrianTheCameraGuy I just updated the firmware, and have turned on focus breathing, and the eye detection turned on, the same issue is still happening

No, the Ninja V+ does not give you the ability to reach at different frame rates. It only allows you a better codec to record the usable frame rates in the camera. I would save the money on the Ninja and just go with the a7r5 if you want the better slow motion.

I would say if you are not using the lens for vlogging there is something special about the Sony 24mm f1.4 lens. It is just a magical lens.

@@BrianTheCameraGuy thanks. Good to know.

I do not think there is that much of a difference. You might see a little more background blur with a f1.4. Also, f1.4 will be a half a stop better in low light.

@@BrianTheCameraGuy good to know . Thanks

I do not think there is that much of a difference. You might see a little more background blur with a f1.4. Also, f1.4 will be a half a stop better in low light.

I do not think there is that much of a difference. You might see a little more background blur with a f1.4. Also, f1.4 will be a half a stop better in low light.

I have never used either one of those cameras. Based on what I have heard about them, they are good but the new cameras are better options.

I would probably set it to level 3!

Yes, I would agree. Not bad in a pinch but definitely better options out there with more feature. Downside is more cost!

Yes, it will!!!

When I use it outdoors I like it set to Level 5. Indoors you can lower it a little bit. Does that help?

​@BrianTheCameraGuy indoors do you recommend to have it set to level 2 or 3 ?

I would agree. Using the equipment is so much more important.

Thank you so much. Really appreciate the feedback!!

That 20mm is a fantastic lens. You cannot go wrong with that one!!

I like it as low as you can go. Iso 200 is really nice. I would just set the dynamic range to level 5!

Yes, it is full frame!!

Yes I went through portal creative. I was able to pick up the course on sale but I really feel that it is totally worth it even at full price.

@@BrianTheCameraGuy Thank you. I’ll sign up and I’ll use your link. I appreciate you!

@@aznomads1579 let me know how it goes!!

Thank you very much!!!

Do you think they will male the a7siv? If they do, what would you like to see?

@@BrianTheCameraGuy yeah I think it will be announced in July. 6k, 24 megapixels, better stabilization like what’s in the A93. Pretty much would be happy with all that.

@@heynow2880 that sounds like some solid upgrades. I would go for that!!

@@BrianTheCameraGuy let’s hope

Thank you very much!!

Real estate for sure! This lens is really wide and would help capture the full room. As far as podcasts, it depends on the size of the room. If it is really tight, then yes. If it is a larger room, I would recommend something a little longer, like the Sigma 16mm f1.4.

I am thinking no. It is very tight with just the gear I mentioned in this video.

That is awesome. I am really glad my review helped!!

So what is option to avoid overheating, Fx3 is okay ?

@@IRFAN-po5sz The A7siii and Fx3 maybe if you are in warmer places, I do own all of them and the Fx3 have never overheated so far, the a7siii i got a warning on a warm day after 2 hours recording 4k 50fps, but didn't shut off. Now if you have the budget, the Fx6 its the best, i can use it all day without worrying about anything.

When I was using the camera I did not experience any overheating. Although I only used 4k 60fps or higher in short bursts.

If you are going towards video I would go zv-e1. You already have a photo camera. If you want video, you want lower pixels. If you go a7iv then you will probably feel to close to the a7rv.

@@BrianTheCameraGuy I agree. The think the Sony A7rRV and the Sony ZV-E1 will be the ultimate combo... They both compliment each others strengths and dominate each others weaknesses. Im going to order one later on today. Thank you again.

Did you get your new camera? How is it going?

Thank you for the feedback. I love the honest option. It is the only way to help me improve. Did you find anything valuable in the video?

@@BrianTheCameraGuy The tech info is decent and you do well in-front of a camera. That being said, I just checked out your IG photos. There is not a single good photo. Not one. Why should I follow your suggestions when you can't produce good results with your suggestions? It looks like you are in love with gear and specs, but you don't make use of it. I think you need to get out there, away from the desk, and take time to learn this skill...

Thank you for your option. I do appreciate it. Honestly I think IG is pointless except for their DM feature. It is a platform that not longer knows what it wants to be when it grows up. Also, I am not really a photo guy. Prefer video. I prefer taking video of my kids and using the gear for that. Over kill, he'll yeah but who cares. As far as following, don't worry about it. You don't have to. Not everyone has to like me or the content. Don't feel bad on you.

You might be right about the a7s line. I also think that people will be very careful if an siv comes out. They released the fx3 a couple months later. They should release both upgrades at the same time but I am sure they will not.

I gotcha you. ISO is like adding fake light to you shot. Higher the iso, the brighter the image. Aperture can also control the amount of light. Smaller number equals more light. Also, smaller number means blurrier background. If you want more in focus then you have to close up the aperture or male the number larger. Does that make sense?

@@BrianTheCameraGuy kinda so iso is basically just brightness and aperture is like real brightness kinda thing.. I'll have to look deeper into it, I need to get this right

Let me know if I can help. Just messing around with your camera can help too!!

If you are talking about my Sony a7siii then I use S-log 3 and s-cinegamut 3. Is that what you are asking?

@@BrianTheCameraGuy how many megabites per second to you film with ?

I usually shoot at 24 fps at 100 Mbps.

I was lucky enough to use that camera. It is a really great camera and would love to use it for photos. Little bit out of my price range. What would you like to see in that review?

The low light performance

Low light was ok. If it is really important then save some money and go a7s3, fx3, or zv-e1.

@@BrianTheCameraGuy is the low light performance on the a1 comparable to the a7iv ?

They are pretty close. If you have a fast prime lens then you are all set!

No doubt about it!! Great camera and amazing in low light!

I would have to agree, 100%. Amazing camera even after all these years!

Thank you very much. You thinking about taking the plunge on this camera?

What lens have you been keeping an eye on to get next?

@@BrianTheCameraGuy Sony Sigma 16mm

That is such a great lens. I know it has less physical features to the Sony 15mm but I really love the image quality!!

Thank you so much for making me laugh!! I appreciate you stopping by and checking out the video.

I would agree that the rolling shutter is rough. I guess to get it to that price they had to cut on the processor. Hopefully if the mark 2 comes out then it will be improved. I am seeing rumors it might be out later this year.

Thank you so much. I am really glad you liked it!!

I was very impressed even 2 years later. You cannot go wrong if you are starting out!

It is a really great lens. I was totally blown away with how good it was.

I like the 20mm for the nighttime stuff. Lighter but better in low light. I like the 16-35 for daytime stuff.

I believe it is just to show it came off a different factory line. It is the same camera.

I would recommend locking down your ISO when doing a talking head. When you sit down to do a talking head, you should be in control of your lighting. You can always bring your lighting up if you want a lower ISO. I would mess with your lights vs. letting your camera figure it out.

You have peaked my curiosity. Why is exfat dangerous?

@@BrianTheCameraGuy I don't know the nitty gritties but essentially it is more at risk of corrupting your data than 'journaled' file systems. If you search it a lot of info comes up.

Ok, that makes a lot of sense. Since I bought this computer, I have also bought a NAS system that I can access files from anywhere in my house. I can also access when I am on the road as well. Do you find those videos interesting?

Personally, I am using Godox lights right now. I have 2, the Godox VL200 and the Godox BI150 lights. I really love both lights. They are both very good! Does that answer your question?

I really love using this lens. Being so lightweight and compact is really nice for traveling and vlogging. Stab is a little tough but it is definitely usable.

I know!!! I have been using it for the past couple of days. I have been liking some of the upgrades. Wish they would have gone further but thinking about doing a video about it. What are your thoughts?

@@BrianTheCameraGuy Please make one! Currently debating buying a video camera for real estate content and my go to was going to be the a7s3. Then learned about the fx3 and I'm clearly debating between the two. Aside from real estate content, Ill most likely start a youtube channel as well.

Absolutely, that sounds like sometime this week!!

It really has. Plus they just put out a new firmware and made it a little bit better. It is still such a great camera. I feel lucky to have it.

Thank you very much!