These epic shootouts take 3-4 weeks to thoroughly test, analyze and put together, so when you guys like and share it is definitely a HUGE help and encourages me to keep making them. Its kinda funny, I always swear Ill never do them again, and but the response from you really encourages me to do it, so I am very thankful for your support.
What We Test & Review
– Similar Features
– Differences
– Rack Zoom Focus Test / Sports Shooting Test
– Servo Focusing Accuracy Scores
– Buffer Performance
– Sports Performance Winner
– Precision Focus Test
– Accuracy vs Precision
– Live View Focus & Tracking
– Low Light Focusing
– ISO Tests
– Moire
– Rolling Shutter Test
– Thermal Temperature (after 20 mins of shooting)
– Overall Video Quality
– Dynamic Range Test
– Silent Shutter Modes (How quiet are they really?)
– Portrait Test
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Once again an excellent and very helpfull video!
I was wondering if you have had the chance test of the 80D has wide aperture focusing issue, that the 70d has?
Kind regards,
Jan H.
Wonderful and informative video — thanks! Suggestion for future shootout — pentax k-1 versus Nikon 810 versus sony a7rII versus canon 5diii.
Hi Jan- Yes I have tested it and am not seeing the issue besides what was mentioned in the epic shootout. I believe there will be a firmware update it improve it. Thanks and Best wishes!
Hi Richard- Great suggestion. I would love to see a Pentax K-1 in real life. I do have an A7rii vs 5DSR Epic Shootout posted on my channel. I think you would find it interesting. Best wishes!
Michael, really happy to (belatedly) hear about your independent film work, that’s really good stuff!
My main question is about lenses for the a6300 for both stills and video. I’m looking at this as a d750 and Fuji x-t1 replacement as I’m moving into more video. My church production team has used mostly Nikon, Canon and Panasonic for video so we have lenses to use with an adapter but I’m also hoping to use the a6300 and a future A7rii for stills with native lenses for fast AF.
Thanks!