Sony A6400 vs A7IV - can you see the difference?

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[MicaelWidell]

Thanks for inviting me to your studio! And for giving me a challenge that was a lot harder than I expected 😆

[minimaverick]

I never knew that a beginner camera can take nearly as good photos as a full frame professional camera. Love the vid ❤

[TheEnglishAngle]

Appreciated this — just invested in a 70-200mm G Master Lens while I have a Sony A6400 and was really going back and forth on if I’ll be alright with that combo and this made me feel a lot better

[ItzSlushie]

I currently use an a6400 to get me into photography and it is so good but I eventually plan to go A7IV once I decide to go full frame. Im just getting my lenses purchased beforehand

[andy.photoandfilm]

Great video and important message to all beginners! 👍 exactly this realization made me consider to switch from my Sony a7IV to Fujifilm APSC. The 7IV only being able to shoot cropped 4k60 also made me realize that a cropped sensor gives me exactly the amount of detail I personally need.

[bkc]

Two of my favorite YouTube photography content producers in the same video. Very cool.

[Nevil_Samnauth]

I know this is a year later but since you used different apertures, I'd assume the a7iv looks dramatically better if you actually used the same or most similar settings

[yusufboz]

the sensor matters but good glass make the sense. My thoughts are if u are not shooting in controlled light (environment) go with lower f values and consider wide angle lens because crop factor sometimes can suck, overall is this. I consider both of them and APSC can create beautiful images with good glass, it stands on practicing <3

[ollenilssonen]

Nice to see Micael on your channel!!
haha and this is hard!

[rickfink]

i only got one wrong hahah but as someone with an entry level camera (original sony a7), this video has seriously boosted my confidence about it, thank you!

[Rakesh_films]

I think when you take a photos from sony a6400 the photos look more exposed looks more white when you look closely on white shirt. That's a major difference.

[shirakawanaoya]

In some of the pictures the Bokeh seemed more noticeable in the full frame but I believe it's because the subject was also closer to the camera. Also if the cropped sensor was kept at 1.4 and the full frame was kept at 2.0 there would have not been much of a difference in the pictures. I still failed on half of the pictures 😂

[HiethGeorge]

This looked like fun I got 3 correct - Hope you are keeping that gym work going and getting time with the family !

[thaticelandicguy]

Did you find it easy to spot the difference? 👀 Huge thanks to Micael for joining me! His youtube channel is in the description :)

[IntrovertAmateur]

Great job with these comparison videos! :)
Now my question to you is, do you regret your upgrade to full frame? :) Which advantages (despite better low light because bigger sensor) do you personal use to get the job better done compared to APSc?

[mfs]

First off guys, you're not going to see any difference by looking on an iPhone screen. You just don't have the resolution to see the difference or if you're not going to see it in the file. So this proves my point of why even my prefer thirds is a better option for today because we're all looking at things on our phone which you can't tell the difference anyway, so you don't need a high resolution camera to view photos on your phone

[Nick-lxmb]

ehhh and judging photos on a phone? You will see the diffrence on a proper screen. But the a6400 is also a great camera, better as a lot will think :)

[tbeiber]

I'd like to see you do a video clip version of this video too. see if people can tell the difference in video

[jonoy]

The Bokeh effect in apsc 56 F1.4 is equivalent to full frame 85 F2.1

[haiway]

hi~!! i have the em5 m3, i'm looking for better autofocus & tracking. is a6400 good upgrade?