Flip Up Selfie Screen Mirrorless Cameras For Video

The L Bracket does not do justice to the cameras with flip screens there is where the Atoll is ideal since it does not restrict the use of the screen and its positioning.

Some of the smaller mirrorless cameras are great - but sometimes you just need an SLR. I do both still photography and video.

Overall, an excellent video camera with unique offerings that no competitors currently have in their bags. Pros: - excellent video quality in such a small and light package with a flip out screen - excellent auto focus and tracking in video mode - a few touches here and there made the camera much more usable, such as automatically (and fairly quickly) switching on and off camera coupled with the flip screen, built-in ND filter, hot shoe that works with Sony ECM shotgun mic even in zoom mode, external mic input, improved ergonomics for better gripping, good video stabilization, redesigned in-camera mic with hot shoe mounted wind screen - quick access and customizable menu items make the UI less terrible Cons: - battery life is abysmal - limited touch screen functionality - lens quality is meh for photography - menu can use a major overhaul - nitpicking: build is OK but on the plasticky side, AF haunts in low light and jitters sometimes, overheats, no hand strap

This camera is amazing! The picture quality is great! The video quality is far better than any phone camera! Love the flip up screen and the feature to control camera with the phone app! I highly recommend!

I upgraded from A7 III, and it was a good upgrade due to A7 IV's increased resolution, flip-out screen, much improved focus system, and better ergonomics. If I have to nit-pick, the display and EVF are still worse than competition, and the Imaging Edge software for image transfer/remote control is just abysmal... C'mon Sony; it's 21st century and your applications feel and act like it's 1980. I have other A7 bodies - A7RIV for resolution and A7C for focus/flip-out screen. I am a photographer and don't do video, and while I appreciate the improvements in A7IV for video as well, I also think all those nice new video features that I won't ever use pushes the pricing higher than many would have liked. As a hybrid camera the pricing is understandable I guess, but for photo only use, at $2500, I expect many A7C and A7III users will and should justifiably take a pause before making the jump. Still, it's a great body that combines the best of A7C and A7RIV, which then will allow me to sell the other two bodies. All in all, I am happy with it.

I love the touch to focus on video, flip screen, zooming attachment. What I don't like is that auto audio clipping or distorts at events when the music is loud. The 5DMIII never has any audio clipping or distortion in the same environment

I got the D 750 for the flip screen live view pictures and video which uses a lot of battery. Now you have the handling capabilities and battery to get all the hard shots and angles that make these adventures so worth while.

Upgraded from Nikon D3200. Very impressed so far. Flip out screen, better AF, 4k video. Just a smarter, better camera all around.

This camera is nothing less than amazing for video content. The flip out screen, Mi shoe, and incredible autofocus makes the A7c amazing. the only issues I have are with stabilization, if more video editing softwares could utilize the gyro data this camera has it would be an absolute game changer!

SO happy they brought back the tilt-screen! SO much better for street photography than a flip-screen (which I prefer for video), in my opinion.