Sony Pictures Television Long History

I have a long history with Sony cameras from mini-DV to the FS100, A7s, and FS5 mk II but this camera the best. I sold my FS5 because it had too many limiting quirks which are all ironed out. You want to quickly shoot slo-mo? Done. You want to white balance in Slog? Easy. You want to monitor on a larger screen while? No problem. It has all of the sexy features that you already know about the ease of using it on a shoot, every day out in the field is where this camera really succeeds. I grew annoyed with my FS5 the more I used because of those quirks and shortcomings. The FX6, on the other hand, continues to be a joy.

long over due for my photo history

Can’t believe we waited so long to hear the television like this.

I have a history with Panasonic! I owned the Dvc7 (mini tape) camcorder in 2007, Panasonic Gh2 for 2 years, Panasonic Gh4 for3 years..� I have always desired the low light capability of the full frame 5D mk2.. and the current Sony A7sII... looking to upgrade, it was between the Gh5 and Sony A7sII... I was ready to jump ship from my beloved Panasonic for that full frame and low light... Then it happened. GH5s came and I wasted no time to buy it. No lie or exaggeration, Micro 4/3rds finally competes with the A7sII and Mini ursa 4.6k in low light!!!

Super fast, solid design along with a long history of quality products.

I have a long history with B+W filters. I find quality of construction worth the extra $ over others.

The lens helps me with remakes of old pictures in gathering history of my family genealogy. It also helps me with making close up pictures of the flowers that I like to take around the house. The lens are easy to put on and off. I check the price with other competitors and B&H was the best that I found for this product. I feel that I will be very happy with this product in much the same way that I have been with the other products that I have bought at B&H.

Speedy, compact, well-made. I've had a long history using San Disk. Never disappointed.

I've had a good history with Lexar and these were a good deal so decided to try them. I shoot football both JPG and RAW simultaneously and tried these recording raw so it had a good workout. One of the cards got a bit warm which I noticed doing a card swap (never had that with Sony). Records about the same speed as Sony (could be a tad faster but nothing noticeable). Seems a bit more sturdy than Sony as these are metal and Sony plastic though it's so thin it might not be. In short, it seems comparable to Sony so I would go with the best deal.

the best product that has been created in history use it with my sony a6000 and it works perfect with rokinon cine ds lenses I've also tested it with a sony a7s II and it's perfect too