Mirrorless Cameras That Shoot Raw Video

I've run a bunch of these now and for mirrorless cameras, there is nothing better for me. I shoot a lot of video, but even for stills I really like how solid and quick this head is. Leveling bases are now a requirement and the CH20 is the gold standard for me. Controls are perfectly placed, knobs are exactly the right shape and size, the handle extends and collapses in just the right amounts for use and storage. I use these on most of my tripods now. I could save a few dollars on a cheaper knock-off but when these are on sale, it's a no-brainer.

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

I found myself never looking at other cameras since I purchased A7R4. It has the best static image quality for a full frame camera. Compared to 50MP medium format cameras which also shoot 14bit RAW, the difference is barely noticeable, and the cameras that do shoot 16bit RAW (Hasselblad, PhaseOne, or Fujifilm GFX100) are 3 times more expensive with much fewer lens options. Sony's strength is autofocus and sensor technologies including dynamic range and high ISO performance, and this camera has bundled the best of Sony at the time (now A1 is even better). This camera may not be friendly to beginners who don't postprocess, as the high dynamic range when shooting raw will be wasted and in-camera features are not as abundant as some other brands, for example, Sony doesn't have multi exposure and focus stacking in camera. To me, this is actually an advantage because that's what makes the camera respond faster and I can always do stacking and blending in postprocessing. Compared to its predecessor A7R3, A7R4 has more pixels, same dynamic range, slightly higher noise at high ISO due to the extra pixels, improved autofocus upon what's already considered top-notch, and most importantly to me, better weather sealing. Note that A7R4 has sealing at the bottom which A7R3 lacks, which is very important for serious landscape photographers.

I currently have 12 cameras including full frame, apsc and M43 bodies. The brands include Nikon, Pentax, Panasonic and Sony. This little beauty is the camera I use most often for casual walk-around shooting. I only shoot raw with my other cameras but this produces some of the nicest JPEGS, so it's the only one that I use mainly for JPEGs. The scene modes are effective especially the HDR for landscapes takes care of high-contrast scenes that are difficult to expose properly. The art filters are fun. There are a lot of settings to modify JPEGs. If you shoot raw, use the free Olympus Workspace software to process because it is really written to support Oly bodies best. It is very light and the grip is better than any Olympus except for the E-M1 models. It is a delight to hold. The pancake kit lens is better than I expected although it really shines when paired with one of the many small Olympus primes. I especially enjoy it with the 25/1.8 and 60/3.5macro prime lenses. If the joy of photography is important to you, consider this camera even if there are more pro bodies out there.

Very sturdy and comfortable for my two mirrorless cameras I shoot with all day. Very professional looking for weddings.

I have Panasonic S1, record video and shoot still in raw, the transfer from card to computer is seamless, 20GB plus in less then 60s!

I got a Canon R5C and I shoot RAW 8k video. I needed a fast CF Express card that could handle that speed and not melt. This does all of that. No flaws, no data loss, no fails (yet). I would buy it again.

I have an LG V40 that can shoot in RAW and takes video at more than 120fps in full HD. I had been using a SanDisk Ultra microSD without thought, but the phone would freeze or crash when saving video clips. Taking a chance I just needed a faster storage option I upgraded to this one and it now records flawlessly.

If you're in tv news and use mirrorless cameras on a shoot and you have a monitor attached you your gimbal, this cable will connect to your Anton Bauer battery and give your monitor all the power it need. I used my gimbal on a protest and we marched for hours and I was able to see my shots throughout the entire broadcast. I highly recommend using this cable to power up anything to maximize sufficient power for any shoot during an extended time period. A MUST HAVE FOR PHOTOJOURNALISTS!!!!

This messenger bag is a cool bag for a daily street photography shoot. It can fit mirrorless cameras good with a few lenses same with dslr cameras with a grip. It can even hold a pentax 67ii. Good camera bag.