Professional Moon Cam Video Camera

IN SONY PROFESSIONAL VIDEO CAM. GREAT RESOLUTION

This camera is perfect for professional photos and video.

Just what I've been looking for! I'm both a car enthusiast and a professional productions artist so obviously i love to film cars. I've been looking for a sturdy camera mount for some time that wasn't going to empty my wallet. This was the perfect solution. This thing holds on nice and tight. I haven't put anything more than a small cheesy handy-cam type of camera on it thought i think something a little bit heavier will work just fine too like a new video-capable dslr canon or nikon. Since i don't want to risk putting a really expensive camera out in the open while driving 75mph and dirt sand and bugs flying at the camera, it's best to use a stunt cam like an older handy cam that's not gonna have you in tears it anything happens to it. This mount is aluminum, which is great because i originally thought it was plastic. I totally recommend it!

Shades the sun on my video cam monitor screen. I keep one (various sizes) in each camera bag.

For the record I work for a major Canadian newspaper that supplies its staff with equipment and I paid for this with my own money because I'm pretty much done with shooting video with a DSLR setup. I started shooting video with a Canon G9 then a Panasonic handicap and finally a Canon 1D Mk IV before getting this video camera. You are going to love this camera. I'm not reviewing this cam against other cams and I'm not commenting on the image quality. Here are the high points, as seen from a still photographer who has to do more and more video, after having this camera in hand for just a few days.-It's small and lightweight yet not too small or light.-It has autofocus. It works very well.-Image stabilization is shockingly good.-It has a decent wide angle and long lens range. You don't have to switch lenses.-You can monitor your incoming audio.-The detachable handle has 2 XLR inputs. One for a short shotgun mic and the other for a wireless receiver, for example. (At a press conference, you could have a transmitter in a soundboard for the announcement at the podium and then switch to the shotgun mic on the cam for the scrum or if the soundboard craps out, you can switch to the shotgun mic.)There are lots of other goodies in the cam that will help make the job easier but the above are some of the highlights that caught my eye. The same goes for the XA 25, it has the HD-SDI port which, if you're not positive that you need it then you probably don't. That'll save you $500 by sticking with the XA 20.

used this on a video cam. works as expected

I got the MK.2 and it is easily the best webcam I have ever owned. I used a professional Sony camera with the Elgato Cam Link before and the MK.2 rivals its quality!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently purchased a new truck and one of the first things on my list was a dash camera. I have a 4k camera, but regardless of what camera is used, nothing works properly without a high-quality micro USB card to ensure every frame rate gets captured. And here comes Samsung. The Samsung EVO Select fills this requirement by providing quality memory with a rapid write speed that is dependable from a manufacturer who sets the standard. After doing an extensive review, I have found the card provides exceptional video quality, and the 130mbs transfer speed will ensure no frame gets lost that could cause potential issues if that data is needed. The card has specs that allow 4K Video (3840*2160) @ 30fps which in turn provides ~30 hours of video with the 4K quality, before needing to do a write-over, replacing the existing data. The benefit of having 10,000 swipes (rewrite actions) provides comfort that this card will last as long as you need for capturing video in your dash cam. And finally, the second biggest concern with using a dash cam is the heat from the sun. Since your card will be exposed to heat at all hours of the day, we can be sure it will handle the extreme heat as it is designed to be safely used up to 185F. At this temperature, the glue on the cam will give away before you have to worry about the card.

As a BMPCC 4K user, I love this camera. I use it as a Leica-esq street video cam, with a neck strap, and an iPhone monitor. Still learning how to expose correctly for the highest quality color grade in Resolve. Absolutely love the Z Cam FB book group that has already answered every question you may have. As my BMPCC4K rig has gotten more complex to fix all its shortcomings (battery, screen mostly), the simplicity of the z cam w the wireless iPhone monitor is a breath of fresh air. My BM has become more of a studio/controlled environment cam, while the M4 is my run and gun. Main flaw - I wish there were an easier was to playback video in the field, as of now, it’s close to impossible with a WiFi connection. Other than that, loving getting to know this camera.

I came from the A7 iii, which is now my still camera and back up video cam. If you like the A7 iii as a video cam you will love this. It's the same form factor, so you can bring it anywhere, but it shoot like a cinema cam. I love it because you can build it up or strip it down. Easily slap it on a gimbal or hand hold it because of the excellent onboard stabilization. I have the Atomos Ninja 5, which allows for raw shooting (which I have yet to do). I've read a ton of reviews from reputable reviewers and the consensus is that it's the best camera in its weight class. The auto focus is insane, great image quality, excellent dynamic range, built in stabilization - low light performance is off the charts. Great camera. I should say I don't plan on using it as a camera for stills because I own the A7 iii which is a very good stills camera. I'm sure it's capable and can produce great shots but I see it as a little powerhouse video camera. Pull the trigger!