Mirrorless Camera Without 30 Minute Recording Limit

Great camera. It does shutdown and limit recording times though to prevent overheating

After a 30 minute consultant a Sony..I discussed my needs and 2 camera bodies were recommended. First the a7iii and then the a7C which I did not know anything about. After holding the two bodies the one that fit great was this one. It has not disappointed.

Hands down the best multi purpose - Video and Photo camera I have ever used. I love that the 30 minute record limits are gone and I love the new dial to switch between shooting photos and videos and keeping the settings I want to stay put, like a minimum faster shutter speed for taking photos. I highly recommend.

Charges quickly and powers the drone for a 30+ minute flight.

Works great for mobile DSLR astrophotography setups, especially if you want to go beyond the 30 limit of the Canon 60Da. Prior to that my only alternative was to lug along a computer and use dedicated astrophotography software to control the camera.

I use two of these Vello's to reset my DSLRs to record video for longer than the 30 min limit. Check YouTube for how to do it. As a wedding photographer, I no longer have to keep checking to see if my videos needed a reset or to find out during post that I only got 30 min of the ceremony!

Bought this V60 Sony SD card for slot one in my Sony A7iii mirrorless camera. I was recording some video and was concerned about slow write times causing jitter. Not only is it a speed burner both writing and reading, but it also fits physically in and out of the slot smoother than my Sandisk SD cards. Not sure why that might be, but it's definitely a nicer fit. It was a good buy............. Bob R.

I brought this card for my Panasonic Lumix GH6 Mirrorless Camera, it works great, however what I did not know is that 4K recording is only giving you about 42 mins recording time.

This is a great Camera with a few tiny concerns to me. The battery takes two hours to fully charge so if you take HD videos you get maybee 30 minutes before needing a recharge so then a second battery is important. Another thing is the HD recording is in MOV format and it will only play in Quick Time on a computer with the Canon software Zoom Browser Installed. Without Zoom Browser installed, Quick Time won't play the MOV format Canon makesprobably because MOV editing capability is embeded in Canon's MOV format I also find that MOV format gets only 30 minutes recording per 4 GB's data versus the preferred MPEG-4 format used on higher end SLR cameras for HD recording that compresses four times better at least. If this Camara could record in MPEG-4 format it would be much better. For example you can put a two hour MPEG-4 movie on 4 GB's data as the film industry uses on DVD's. Other than that I love this camera because it is highly functional, yet relatively small. I avoid those big SLR camera's because in many situations they are too intrusive to use casually in public and are easily left at home because they are a pain to lug around. This is a very practical camera for all uses except professional wedding photography and the like.

Roughly 20 years ago, I was looking for a video camera that could record for long periods of time. I was disappointed that the best camera I could afford back then was limited to only recording for 30 minutes. Technology has finally solved that problem. I've been using this camera as though it's a security camera, recording at 1080p/30 to an external SSD. I've let it run for up to 8 hours at a time and have had no issues using the camera this way. Take that with the fact that you get Davinci Resolve Studio with it and you get a video package that is very capable. The low light performance is pretty good - it's actually better than my eyes at getting detail in low light situations, though there is some slight noise in the image. Overall, this is a great video camera at a great price.