[W]hether you already own Canon EF or RF lenses or you're looking to get the cheapest, best quality mirrorless camera possible, I think the Canon EOS R50 V has you covered.
[W]hether you already own Canon EF or RF lenses or you're looking to get the cheapest, best quality mirrorless camera possible, I think the Canon EOS R50 V has you covered.
For the price, the Kodak Charmera is really a no-brainer for what it is. A tiny digital novelty camera with a ton of personality.
If you're building a serious video kit under $3,000, the FX30 is still one of the top picks for combining features, flexibility, and integration into a cinematic workflow. If you demand the absolute highest image quality or ultra small rigs, you may want to look at other options.
I think if you need a lens like this and you're working in video, this is a really great lens.
If you're looking for an all-in-one camera still here in 2023 and you're looking to save the most amount of money, have multiple camera angles, and have everything look similar, the Sony ZV-1 is still the best tool for the job here in 2023.
I think it is the best camera for anybody looking to get into a 4K 60, 4K 30 camera with 10-bit at this price point, so I do highly recommend it for anybody who wants to get into the Canon ecosystem.
[T]he Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K G2 is a really welcome camera, and for $500 less than the $2,500 Pocket 6K Pro, getting most of the features from that Pro without the ND filters and everything I mentioned before [...]
