FS5: I would say The Sony F5 is a great camera in capable hands.

al4video

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This was shot with a Sony FS5, A7SII and gopro.. This guy did a fantastic job.



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Agreed. Really excellent.
Shame about the tight insert of the foot at 40 sec (blue/magenta foot, cold sand, but this is a simple CC) and the rest does feel a touch oversaturated but it's a legitimate look - albeit a candy coated one.
Really terrific though. Hard to believe coming from such small inexpensive cameras these days....
 
It's a good spot. I think it's clear where the FS5 takes over from the GoPro and A7sII though. There's a few noticeably softer clips amongst the ground level shots. Usually slomo.

One word of caution I'd have is unless you live in an area with sun like that I wouldn't neccessarily use a shoot in the Maldives as a textbook example of what it can do, because for me most of its problems come from when you're struggling to get enough photons to hit the sensor, not the reverse which is happening here. With this much light and natural beauty I think most cameras would have a fighting chance of doing themselves justice.

Well done to the team behind it though.
 
It's a good spot. I think it's clear where the FS5 takes over from the GoPro and A7sII though. There's a few noticeably softer clips amongst the ground level shots. Usually slomo.

One word of caution I'd have is unless you live in an area with sun like that I wouldn't neccessarily use a shoot in the Maldives as a textbook example of what it can do, because for me most of its problems come from when you're struggling to get enough photons to hit the sensor, not the reverse which is happening here. With this much light and natural beauty I think most cameras would have a fighting chance of doing themselves justice.

Well done to the team behind it though.

Don't worry, with so much climate change I am sure that London will soon be a tropical paradise too.
I understand too that there are already many natural beauties in Essex as well.
 
Don't worry, with so much climate change I am sure that London will soon be a tropical paradise too.
I understand too that there are already many natural beauties in Essex as well.

Well that's the first time I've ever heard someone say the words "natural beauties" and "Essex" in the same sentence! :happy:
 
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