Dave Dugdale compares the Canon EOS R with the Sony a7R III (and to some degree with the Panasonic Lumix GH5) to see which camera performs best when it comes to video.
Youtube Mads Peter Iversen tested the Canon EOS 5Ds vs the Sony a7R III to test which camera produces sharper results.
He says:
In this video, I compare the sharpness between the 50 megapixels flagship Canon EOS 5Ds and the 42,4 megapixels Sony a7r3 (a7r III). As I own both cameras I was curious to see which came out on top in regard to sharpness. I was actually surprised by the result as there is next to nearly no difference! It is hard to conclude which is the best high megapixel camera. It is important to notice this is the Canon 5Ds, not the Canon 5Dsr (the 5Dsr is supposed to be sharper as it doesn’t have an anti-aliasing filter).
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Dustin Abbott felt the pulse of the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV and the Sony a7R III, and compares both cameras. The four video (-reviews) below start with comparing color science, then it’s dynamic range, high ISO performance and resolution, and finally video performance. All you ever wanted to know about these cameras will find an answer in the videos below. Enjoy.
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV: B&H Photo, Amazon USA, Amazon Canada, Canon Canada, Canon USA
Sony a7R III: B&H Photo, Amazon USA, Amazon Canada, Canon Canada, Canon USA
Contrary to what most most Sony fan sites want you to believe, there are many photographers who switch from Sony to Canon, or who switch to Sony and deeply regret it.
Photographer Armando Ferreira explains why he made the switch from using Sony cameras like the Sony A7RII and also the Sony A7SII to the Canon 5D Mark IV.
Because Canon gear works as advised, maybe…?
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