Cinema Camera Vs. Mirrorless | Does Extra Money Pay Off?

Cinema Camera Vs Mirrorless : Does Extra Money Pay Off?
Cinema camera vs mirrorless, which one should I get? It's a common question we get asked a lot in the comment section. Although there was a time when high-end professional video couldn't be thought of without dedicated cinema cameras, with the new mirrorless cameras pushing the boundary, that perception has changed. So does the extra money pay off? Let's find out in today's video where we will break down everything about cinema camera vs mirrorless.

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[bvqxwsr]

For those looking at this video for advice, the pros and cons of mirrorless vs cinema cameras are far more nuanced than this video would lead you to believe. However, to save yourself the hassle, if you're here looking for advice, you do NOT need a cinema camera, Get a good mirrorless system with a gimbal, and perhaps a mic and other accessories, and you're golden. They're certainly far more capable than just for shooting "low-key documentary footage, " whatever the hell that means.

[ludwigvonn]

What if i work alone but have a crew of highly trained monkeys?

[aidanminnick]

I don’t feel like I learned anything. I’m still wondering how they’re different. Like what makes the tech in a cinema camera more able to handle the environments you described

[mchammer]

“Cinema cameras can produce footage that looks like film” 🤯

[ArcanePath]

SO WRONG.
You say movie cameras have FF so are better than mirrorless yet you quote the Canon C300, which is Super35 sensor size. And mirrorless is not exclusive to crop sensor. Many are FF.
You seem to know nothing but a few tidbits of info and lack a complete overview of the camera market.

[realamericannegro]

Cinema smokes any mirroless. Even old stuff like the Sony PVM F3 looks considerably better than any new mirrorless and even some modern cinema cameras.

[ccooper]

This video was more harmful than helpful by far. I'd look elsewhere for information.