Yeah that's weird. Very few are interested in A7C at the price it got. A7 III is a way better choice imo. Maybe Canon R6 was better than Sony expected and they need to do some more work for A7 IV.
Looks like a great addition! Will be exciting to see how much they can fit into the smaller body in the next few iterations. Thanks for the quick look, be safe!
Yichen Wu you said this camera is a pos while the 7C literally blows it and the regular R out the water. You know the a7iii, one of the greatest consumer grade cameras in the last couple years? Yea the 7C is literally the same thing but with the a6000 series body with a flip out screen for $200 less than what the a7iii released for.
iJustine for the WIN here. Out of the 20 vids I’ve watched on this camera this is the first one where I’ve heard you can power it by USB-C. That’s bloody huge. Thanks...
I like how it kinda has this vintage look. And I enjoy a flip out camera. I have the Canon Rebel T6 and I feel I have to go wide to make sure I’m in frame plus I have to do my zooms in post if I’m shooting myself.
Adam A-K Nice point. It just seems weird if they will release another APS-C camera now that they have this. That’s just me. But still I’m open to the idea of them having a successor to their APS-C line.
@@Steeephen28 no I think it'll be like Canon/Nikon, they'll have their aps-c lineup as an entry level/enthusiast range. It's to cover basically the whole market of users.
Adam A-K Right. Well I’ll be looking forward for that to happen then since I’m part of that market. Haha. Hopefully they will announce it as well this year along with the others. Let’s see! :)
Very helpful video! Thank you. You are so right, it is a bit overwhelming to make a choice with all of the different camera options out there. I’m leaning towards getting this Sony A7C camera. Only thing holding me back is that this camera doesn’t have a 10 bit color depth option…
Love the review Justine, man this is a great camera for travelling, vlogging and also a great camera for beginners, it’s so compact, LOVE HOW THIS CAMERA IS FULL FRAME WITH A FLIP OUT SCREEN WOOOHOOO , it only took 50 years, it’s ok Sony , IT’S A A7S||| mini, hope you and everyone else has a great day Justine, So hyped for the Apple event, great review again, keep up the good work.
This camera isn’t for me as I already have a a7iii but I love the new designs Sony is now using for their new cameras such as their new doors for their ports and the flip out screen. The A7iv is gonna be a big contented for the best hybrid camera for photographers and videographers!
JMVEntertainment this is the strangest recommendation I’ve seen to give to someone buying their first camera. If it’s your first and you want a Sony you can either get an a6000 series camera (I’d recommend the a6400 ~$900) or the full frame a7iii which is the complete package and you won’t need to upgrade for a while ~$1700. It is also basically this A7C but with a different body.
Omg, the design is so awesome!!!! looks super clean!! Another road trip sounds super awesome, great work as usual jus!!! Thank you for 2 uploads today!!!
Camera looks really great! I wish they had the new menu system though since I heard the latest one is much better and organized...but other than that, looks amazing! Definitely gotta save up some money for it since I've been wanting a Sony full frame camera for awhile now.
I like that you still use a normal camera 📷 One that’s still in reach for everyone else. Not some like pro pro camera like a Red or something like that.
12:08 I really like your Utah vlogging trips. Arizona would be nice. Wyoming sound like a fun change up. I live in WA state and we have lots of smoke in the air too.
Specs nerds would hate the a7C, but this form factor, when matched with smaller lens like the new kit lens, Sony 20F1.8, Ziess 55, Sony 35F1.8, Samyang 18, 45, 75 primes... Nice!
I am planning to get the Sony A7C with the Sony FE 35mm f1.8. Is it worth upgrading from A6500 ? I don’t do anything professionally. This is just a hobby.
Very interesting material! I have a question for you and the viewers, maybe they already have some experience. 1. Have you checked if it overheats when recording 4k after about 1h (I have A7III and after about 60 minutes it overheats and turns off)? I am thinking of buying this A7C, but the condition is that it cannot overheat while recording 4k in continuous mode.
This is the first video I’ve seen about this camera where the person was not just complaining about this camera lol still contemplating on if I should upgrade from my a6500 to it tho :)
I would suggest looking at the a7r lll or lV from Sony. Superior in every way in terms of performance and can be acquired used for below the cost of a new a7C . When I think of compact I think of a point and shot that fits in your pocket. Look at a Sony rx100 Vll it is marvelous and is far superior in performance for video and photography. It has a 28-200mm zoom in one package. Weighs 11 ounces total. That is something you can carry with you all day every day. Interchangeable lenses are great for serious enthusiasts or professionals but the rx100 vll is a great gateway camera into creative photography. Good luck in choosing, cheers
Probably because the $1700 between the two answers most everyone's questions. It's not like they're $300 difference. People that truly need the Siii probably create content and thus pay their bills with it. The A7C is a B or C camera to them at best. It's sort of like "why aren't you comparing this $25,000 car to this $50,000 car?"
No auto focus in 4K really take it down a huge amount compared to this. Also the RP has a huge crop for 4k. So when speaking about video features this kills for sure. RP might be best for photo only but it lacks many video features people want on 2020
@@pruett89 so, because it doesn't have all the video features...it is not a light and most affordable full frame camera? Do you know what full frame means?
This Sony A7C is definitely on my shopping list might buy two off them over the course off time. And it has a headphone Jack and a flip screen. The Nikon Z5, Panasonic S5, Sony A7C, Canon 90D and Sony A74 is on my four year shopping list along with a few more camera's
What is the little camera grip thing that attaches on the bottom? Edit, figured it out, I think it's the Sony GP-VPT2BT Wireless Bluetooth Shooting Grip and Tripod.
The title is incorrect. Both the Sony RX1 and RX1 II are smaller, lighter and both full frame cameras. They don't have an interchangeable lens mount but they're still full frame and the latter uses the same 46 MP sensor as in the a7rii. Also, the a7 and a7ii are more affordable.
I have an A7II and it’s broken. I’m looking for an upgrade but I don’t wanna spend like $926,428,926,451,935,303,025 on an A7III or A7RII. Would you recommend the A7C?
