Professional Camera For Videography

for professional videography

Great for Consumer & Professional Videography!

I do professional videography but I started out years ago shooting on a Pentax K1000 film camera. I bought the a6000 primarily for shooting video with a large sensor camera. This camera is fantastic. At around $500 there is nothing that comes close in features and it has a aps C sensor which is found in 90% of all dslr and mirrorless cameras. I’ve seen canon 1” sensor point ant shoot cameras for hundreds more. I shoot low light wedding videos on this camera and the video looks fantastic. It also shoots video in Sony’s xavc 50 mbps format which is found on Sony cameras and pro camcorders costing thousands more. This small camera is a beast!

Fits perfectly for all my photography & videography needs! VERY sturdy for professional gear!

I do professional videography as well as content creation. I purchased this plus the manual remote so I could get the ultimate FPV footage. Honestly surprised at out fun the motion controller is. Can get exceptional footage in FPV style right out of the box. Total exhilaration to fly. Love it!

I use this product for professional videography. We need lots of battery power because we shoot for long days outside in the field. These batteries pack a lot of juice. Don't have really anything to say bad about them. I guess I just hope you recycle them.

it has been an amazing slider and will recommend it to anyone in the professional videography working world. its light weight easy to assemble and the carrying case makes it compact for any type of storage!

Using the tripod for HDR & lunar photography, videography, etc. The tripod has a professional appearance, is light, with all mechanical components operating smoothly. If the tripod has any weaknesses, I haven't found them yet.

Not using the mic for professional videography. Have a DSLR that has great video capture and wanted to upgrade the audio capture without adding on too much bulk for transport and use. 95% of my use is photos, but am increasingly taking video After a few weeks of use, the VideoMicro has noticeably improved the quality of audio, mostly in dialogue. Off camera audio is a bit more muted, which I expected from a shotgun mic. Note that some DSLRs (e.g. Canon 5D) have a manual setting for audio intake gain that is arguably set too high and could lead to audible static on intake on some external mics, the VideoMicro included. A one-time adjustment downward in the menu settings fixed the issue and I haven't had to do any post-processing audio adjustments to make the audio louder

I use it for Professional Videography. Very sharp and performs extremely well in low light. At 24mm, I can shoot hand held, get enough light into the camera, and not deal w/ shaky footage.