Sony Alpha 7C ready to amaze Photography enthusiastic and serious Vlogger

If you need to replace your current digital camera with a compact size full-frame camera, you need to consider Sony Alpha 7C. 

The α7C is the lightest and smallest full-frame interchangeable lens camera to date. Sony.com claim that the α7C delivers the spectacular image quality for both stills and movies that you'd expect from a full-frame camera. Fast, wide, and steadfast AF, rapid-fire continuous shooting, and a handy vari-angle LCD monitor help capture the action whenever it happens. 

The New Sony α7C (en24.news)

Photography enthusiasts and content creators such as YouTubers or Vloggers may be interested in trying out the Sony Alpha 7C as a new tool for creating quality content, even in this era of a global pandemic. The Coronavirus doesn't have to make content creators stop to stay focused and creative.

Even though you can choose the best smartphone that has been armed with a camera that is enhanced with various features and the best lens from Leica, Sony, Zeiss, or Samsung, it can be understood that photographers and YouTubers are still curious to try a real camera. That's why many of them use DSLR or mirrorless cameras, even action cameras to create vlogs or content.

The Sony Alpha 7C comes with a sleek, lightweight, and compact design that makes it a full-frame portable camera with professional capabilities such as autofocus and 4K video recording. This is a special attraction for both content creators and photographers.

The 7C is armed with a 24.2-megapixel full-frame Exmor R CMOS image sensor and is supported by the BIONZ X image processor, and 15 levels of dynamic range. The Sony Alpha 7C is similar in weight and size to the camera of the Alpha 6600, but smaller and lighter than the Sony A7 III.

Alphauniverse.com mentioned that The 7C is paired with the world’s smallest and lightest4 FE 28-60mm F4-5.6 standard zoom lens, this versatile combination delivers an experience unlike any other, maximizing portability and versatility without sacrificing any of the power of full-frame imaging. Moreover, sony.com also claims that the α7C's full-frame sensor is much larger than the sensors in smartphones, compact digital cameras, and similar-sized APS-C interchangeable-lens cameras. 

Will Sony Alpha 7C tempt YouTubers and Vlogger? (slashgear.com)

If you choose Sony Alpha 7 to record a new movie in 4K you will enjoy  Real-time Eye AF (human only) and customizable autofocus settings. 

Imaging-resource.com also reports that the camera offers up to 14 stops of dynamic range with the camera's S-Log 3/2 and HLG/HDR support. Sony has designed the A7C to work well for vloggers, and part of appealing to this target audience is the side-opening vari-angle LCD. Alongside the A7C, Sony has introduced a new retractable FE 28-60mm f/4-5.6 kit lens. 

If you want to improve your capacity as a content creator to a new level, maybe you can get the most out of the Alpha 7C. For that, you have to prepare a fairly large budget, especially for beginners. The Sony Alpha 7C is rumored to hit the market in October 2020 with a price range of US$ 1,799.99. However, if you want to equip it with the new FE 28-60mm f / 4-5.6 kit lens, the total money you have to prepare is around US$ 2,100.

You certainly don't have to decide so fast because other competitors will continue to tease you with new cameras, as well as smartphone companies. You can always be creative with your old camera. Another ingenious move is to buy an older model, where you might be able to get a good camera with an attractive package like a double lens. Therefore your money also has a reasonable value, to return your investment more quickly.

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Canon VS Sony mirrorless camera, which one is the best for vlogging?

Are you preparing to become a video content creator and be active after COVID-19?

Being a content creator is a global trend for the last 10 years. Thanks to the camera function on the smartphone it makes it easy for vloggers and YouTubers to make new videos every day. Although the features and capabilities of the camera on smartphones continue to be improved, even with an increase in image resolution, many content creators still want to make videos with a real camera. DSLR cameras have also recently been used as the main camera for creating video content, although the weight is a bit heavy compared to pocket or mirrorless cameras.

Canon EOS-M50 VS Sony Alpha 6400 (YouTube.com)

A pocket camera with a vari-angle or LCD screen that can flip round to the front, making it easy to set up vlogs. This type of camera is widely relied upon by young content creators. There is also a bold Vlogger who is investing in full-frame mirrorless cameras or regular mirrorless. 

Just like the novice photographers who want to make an important decision to choose their first camera, they are confused about what brand is best for them to use in the long run. This is also experienced by beginner video content makers, even though they have long experience making videos with their smartphones.

Maybe there is an inner struggle in their hearts, whether to choose a mirrorless camera manufactured by Nikon or Canon. Is the original sin that occurs on the photographer, also happens to be the content creator? 

Canon is considered very slow in developing mirrorless cameras when compared to Sony, especially with Olympus and Panasonic. This Canon has been able to be paid back with the launch of several variants of the EOS-M with various types of lenses. Now you can get a mirrorless full-frame camera from Canon. On the canon.co.uk site the Japanese company proudly claims that Canon's Full-Frame Mirrorless cameras pushes forward with the next generation of optical and fast focusing technology. It offers the benefits of a Full-Frame sensor with high image quality, even in low light. 

You surely know that Canon has launched the Canon EOS R5. Still according to canon.co.uk, the R5 is described as a professional full-frame mirrorless flagship camera offering photographers and filmmakers high-resolution stills and 8K videos. If money is no big deal, you can choose this flagship camera.

Once again, everyone will make decisions based on price, your true needs, or practical reasons you might want more. For example, you want to use a camera that is more comfortable to hold, so you need a smaller camera, which will certainly be lighter.

YouTubers or Vloggers need a camera that is easy to put and can be taken quickly from their pocket or backpack. Speed for them is the most important thing when they see something interesting on the street or in front of them and not just depend on the speed and focus, which is also an important feature that must be available in their cameras.

Vlogger in action on the island of Bali (lonelyplanet.com)

Quoted from the sony.co.id website, Sony claims that the Sony Alpha 6400 is the camera's innovative AF quickly and reliably detects the position of the subject and then tracks the subject's motion, keeping it in sharp focus. Of course Canon and other well-known brands such as Fujifilm, Leica, Panasonic, and Olympus, as well as Nikon must have a claim that their camera has more advanced features and technology than its competitors.

Your choice of Sony or Canon is important as consideration, but in the end a camera will become a tool, which must be used with intuition and creativity that will be perfectly formed because of the practice every day. To get a large number of viewers and subscribers, which you certainly expect to continue to grow, is very dependent on the video content that you are making.

Maybe you already have a bright idea about new content for your new video. If you want to relieve fatigue and pressure after so long staying at home, then you need to plan a vacation to the island of Bali. On this tropical island you will find many interesting moments for you to capture. You can make vacation and adventure videos in this last paradise, even fun videos about culinary tours. Bali is a new paradise for YouTubers and vloggers. 

Renata Pereira and Gordon when getting an exciting vacation to Bali. 

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