Interesting note in reading the description about the 4K video on the A7s ... ummm, it does NOT record 4K video internally, only HD. In order to record 4K video, it needs an external recorder.
Hmmmm, sounds like the FF + 4K video camera for $2,000 is a bit of a myth still. I'm not a video guy these days (long, long ago @ Beta / VHS), but that sounds like having to buy another piece of equipment ( $$$ for an external 4K recorder) to actually achieve the 4K objective ... which then takes the A7s out of the $2,000 range also ... and means you're toting two pieces of gear, instead of one, self-contained camera.
From the A7R II description the a7R II is the first full-frame camera to offer internal UHD 4K video recording at 30 or 24 fps
Kinda takes us back on the hunt for the elusive FF + 4K video for $2,000.
Interesting note in reading the description about the 4K video on the A7s ... ummm, it does NOT record 4K video internally, only HD. In order to record 4K video, it needs an external recorder.
Hmmmm, sounds like the FF + 4K video camera for $2,000 is a bit of a myth still. I'm not a video guy these days (long, long ago @ Beta / VHS), but that sounds like having to buy another piece of equipment ( $$$ for an external 4K recorder) to actually achieve the 4K objective ... which then takes the A7s out of the $2,000 range also ... and means you're toting two pieces of gear, instead of one, self-contained camera.
Kinda takes us back on the hunt for the elusive FF + 4K video for $2,000.
$$$ for an external 4K recorder) to actually achieve the 4K objective ... which then takes the A7s out of the $2,000 range also ... and means you're toting two pieces of gear, instead of one, self-contained camera.