Is A Professional Camera Worth It

Awesome lens. My first Rokkino and it's totally worth it.16 mm on MFT = 32 mm on full framePerfect choise for videography on GH4 and Black magicFully manual

10 year old, loved it.

Very professional look and feel. Worth it.

Professional quality. Worth the every penny!

The quality of this mic is so professional. You can take it any where and it is so worth it for the price.

This is the best professional video camera in under 2k$ camera marketit quality had reach most of my commercial work, which Is worth for any small video production company to have it!

As soon as you hold this lens in your hand you know it was worth the money, and then some. This is my first professional grade lens and has not been removed from my camera since it got removed from the box. On day one I did senior portraits for a girl in my area and the lens performed incredibly, blowing my 50mm 1.8 our of the water (although that in itself isn't a terribly difficult feat). I would buy it again in a heartbeat: incredibly sharp, great color, fast aperture, incredible build quality. Word.

I am a non-professional camera user. Unbeleivable lens quality. Heavy on hiking trips but worth it

I was a professional photographer of weddings and portrait work since the mid 90's. After shoulder surgery and backing away from most of the professional end of things I slimmed down my gear. I was always an avid pro DSLR user and lover but dabbled in some smaller formats along the way. The MkIII over a year ago took me completely by surprise. On prints up to 22x17 on my Epson pro printer it literally equally it's presentations of landscapes and even people shots. However the one Achilles Heel proved the fast moving subject tracking. Sony stepped up and in several ways refined a great camera into an amazing camera. NOW there is virtually no significant weakness in this version. Sure you may not expect the ultimate out of it in lower light, but if you shoot in decent light there's not much this camera won't do in spades. That lens is worth it's weight in gold for sharpness across it's entire length. I am not sure what another posters issues are with 4K stability, but I'm not finding that to be the case at all. The video is like pro level quality. Out of camera Jpegs alone are enough to impress. Sony's done a fine job refining this camera and to me and many others no doubt, it'w worth every penny and more.

Looks very professional on stage. Totally worth the money.