Sony a9 III: Sensor Testing

Bonjour et merci je m'abonne j'aimerais savoir s'il à toujours le slog 2 car je ne veux pas de slog 3 et comparativement à l'a7 s iii et t'il mieux pour la vidéo où non merci à vous et excellente année merci

I really appreciate the work you do I've been bouncing back and forth between either getting the Sony FX3 the a93 or just getting a second a74

Are you doing a full review of the camera? I'm dying to preorder it.

To think the 45.7mp Z8/Z9 sensor gets 15.5 stops in DR but as you pointed out it has 12.5 stops DR in usable footage. Hats off to Nikon.

Does this have the "product showcase" mode like the ZV-E10?

start with iso 2000 will be a big problem, you need two ND, lol

A tip, get Padcaster Josh Apter in your studio clearing up things! Wildfire at the kickstarter campain

Nice video. Also which rock have been living under. I feel like the last time i saw a sony review the a7r4 was a thing?

informative video Thanks.

Hi (●’◡’●)ﾉplease help me out. I want to take sports photography/portraits , would I need a flash at all times since the ISO 250

Good camera

Would be intertaining to see the new improved Z-cam again on your show... they did all you asked for from last video.
And a updated C70 with all the new updates that change the camera totally in all recording modes including the RAW

Looking forward to see the new C500 mark 3 video from you soon 😎 waiting in my chair

The amount of people licking themselves behind to defend this camera like its the second coming of Jesus is hilarious. I seen people use a 400 euro global shutter camera take better pictures than 99.9% of the people saying "we need the A9 III"

As I said when Sony released the info about this camera, the global shutter will be horrible at night, for the simple reason that there is no pixel binning ("dual iso"), unlike other Sony cameras! Sony still lies about the sensor, though. Again, we have a 48MP sensor, but unlike the a7S III, there is no pixel binning 4 to 1 down to 12MP for excellent low light performance. In the case of the global shutter, half of the pixels (24MP) are used to store the image, until the sensor reads them all. In other words, half of the sensor is a buffer, and the sensor still reads slow, not instantaneously, but it reads from a buffer where the image is stored, until it's read entirely! That's all!

I'd be interested in seeing direct comparisons of the video between the A9III and, say, the A1. Action sequences, lots of motion. Regular good ol' daylight, low light, bright light.
I'm so invested in Sony glass, I have been waiting for Sony to come up with a global shutter camera. Thanks for your hard work...

Nicely done! Thanks for using a A7 IV in the comparison, I feel that is a very common and affordable camera.

Future ideas(for selfish reasons lol) Sony A7 IV in crop mode (4k 60 FPS) to the FX 30. Which is sharper & which has better dynamic range?

I'm Gerald Undone and my stabilization relies on elbow grease (possibly knee as well)

My focus breathing is called meditation!🤣

Do you think we will see more of a move towards global shutters in cameras/cinema cameras in the future?

Is this on final firmware? A noise reduction filter in the image pipeline seems like something that could change with a firmware update

That trade-off is rather good if we get no banding. I mean we all knew we were getting less dynamic range and noisier image, but didn't expect it was that less of a difference.

For a 1st-Gen Mirrorless Sensor of this caliber, Sony did a great job.

Nice pun

so the bottom line is this is a speed photo camera first rather than a do everything camera

Regardless what fanboys you people are(I was Pentax fanboy before, yes Pentax now I love Sony)...the future of cameras are looking good, our only competition is not other camera brands but the stupid smarphones.

Now the body looks like a camera, finally

This camera is great for specific use cases. As an all around I'd rather have my A7IV.

Tbh, the a9iii finally seems like an electronic masterpiece from a camera company, not a camera from an electronics company.

Didn't do an overheating test at 120p? Why?

No shutter angle? Lmao. Never change sony.

Why can´t Sony develop a TRUE and affordable stills camera without all that video stuff.

can you test it for photography?

Suddenly dynamic range is not so important for Sony fans🤣 Hopefully this camera will stop us having to see all those overprocessed Sony photos we have to endure.

I was watching this vid at 480p so I didn't see much different

The problem with the global shutter is that they're actually isn't a speed light that's going to be able to keep up with it so no one's talking about that. The other downside is are you gonna sit there and use it on burst and take 700 photos and then roll through all of those to get the exact photo that you want how long will that take? There's a whole bunch of things that have not been thought of around the global shutter I'm not a Sony user but I do think Sony make great cameras and do I think this is a good or a bad move I think it's a bit meh to be honest.....

At this point and for the price it should have 8K vertical resolution. So 62.5 MP like the Alpha 7R V!
But I guess that will come later to "force" people to upgrade because it's always "a no brainer"!

a1 mark 2 will be the perfect camera

Love a LOT about this camera but that native 2000 ISO makes dealing with a TON of ND a pain for outdoor video shooting. The native F-Log 2 ISO 1250 on my X-H2S is tough enough to work around.

Sony finally designed a camera for human hands! Ergonomics was always one of the biggest issues I had with their FF models.

you need to do a d850 review. show these people a dslr can still mop the floor with mirrorless with image quality

That's probably my favorite intro quote

top tier insights on gear, thanks Gerald!

Another great review, thanks! Can you test out composite raw shooting?

How about testing this camera with a rotolight. What can it do with that!!!

I''m just curious if Sony could put Dynamic Range Expansion mode just like the DJI Ronin 8k? I mean for the Ronin 8k it dramatically slowed down the rolling shutter, but since this is a global shutter, there shouldn't be a rolling shutter lag? Perhaps it requires a faster processor, so we're back on my initial suggestion to Sony. Use the processors use in phone or laptop like the Apple M3 and recode everything instead of sticking to the classic image processor typically use in the camera industry. Rodecaster Pro II was the first product to my knowledge to have done this. Instead of using the processor typically use in the music industry, they went to use the processors more commonly use in smartphones and recode everything. The results? it's freaking awesome. Now we just need Sony to follow suit.