The 7D brings to the table some of the best video from a DSLR we have seen to date.
The 7D brings to the table some of the best video from a DSLR we have seen to date.
While the camera has some drawbacks, such as no C-Log 2 and no CFexpress slots, it remains an excellent choice for enthusiasts and professionals alike.
Canon made a solid camera that is up to par with all other cameras in its category.
We enjoyed using the a7R III; the images we got from it look great and Sony fixed the big issues with the prior model.
The Sony a7R II is a big leap forward in a camera line that continues to make leaps forward with significant improvements in areas like focus control and button customization while at the same time retaining many of the great improvement of the previous cameras.
In spite of the aforementioned “audio-syncrasies” and some rolling shutter issues, not at all uncommon with CMOS sensor based cameras, the D5100 produces beautiful images, both still and video, with excellent color reproduction.
The Lumix G7 is small, lightweight, powerful and while not perfect, it gives you good 4K video for an incredibly low price. [...] For [...] less than $800, the Lumix G7 is a great camera to take on your next vacation.
The Nikon ZR stands out because it feels practical. It brings a cinema-minded RAW workflow into a body that’s easy to operate, easy to travel with and well-suited to small crews.
The a7 III is a solid camera. Yes, it has a few weaknesses, but you also get loads of strengths.
We were very impressed with the Sony a7C II. Although it’s not perfect, the a7C II delivers great-looking video in a compact, portable package.
The stabilization on the HERO7 Black is electronic, but it’s the best in-camera electronic stabilization we have ever seen.
The Nikon Z5II is not the most advanced video camera in its class. It does not try to be.
They say lightning doesn't strike the same place twice. Well, Nikon has defied the laws of nature by doing just that with the D4.
The photography focused Nikon 1 J2 is an excellent transition for any beginning creative who wants a simple and easy way to capture video in addition to their photos.
For low-budget professional videographers and amateur filmmakers looking to advance to the professional level, the K-3 is simply a great camera that shouldn’t be overlooked.
Canon's new EOS 70D may just be the perfect DSLR for the budget-minded independent video producer that wants high quality HD footage without the focus hassle.
With its great price, tiltable LCD screen, small size and low-noise imagery, the D750 should be on every DSLR cinematographers’ short list.
Even though it seemed impossible, Nikon has made the perfect DSLR even better with the updated D810.
Over all, the camera performed wonderfully. If you’re thinking about buying this camera, we only have a few reservations.
The Canon 7D Mark II may just be the perfect DSLR for videographers that need fast and accurate autofocus.
Because it is an affordable price for what you get, we liked it, but would have liked better usability.
The X-T2 was a super-fun stills camera, but as a video camera we found it to be just average.
The Panasonic Lumix GH5 is a feature rich camera. It shoots 10-bit 4:2:2 DCI 4K video and doesn't need a lens with image stabilization to get a steady shot.
The Olympus OM-D E-M1 MKII is a nice camera. The video it shoots looks good and its build quality is to be commended.
