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RED Digital Camera Accessory Recommendations

You are probably better off with something like a Canon C500 Mark II, or a Sony FX9. The Canon's and Sony's are more single user friendly, more reliable, and their accessories don't cost an arm and a leg. Plus, the Canon and Sony are in general more user friendly, as they have a more capable autofocus system, so unless you have a lot of experience pulling focus, the RED's will have a major learning curve to use effectively.

 

You might like the Canon better because Canon's colour science is well regarded compared to Sony.

 

But based upon your use case, why are you picking cine cameras for that type of work? You are probably better off with some sort of hybrid mirrorless camera, such as Canon's EOS R5 or R6, or the Panasonic S1H. You'll get what you need for that type of content creation with those cameras, as a cine camera is very much overkill.

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4 hours ago, ThePointblank said:

You are probably better off with something like a Canon C500 Mark II, or a Sony FX9. The Canon's and Sony's are more single user friendly, more reliable, and their accessories don't cost an arm and a leg. Plus, the Canon and Sony are in general more user friendly, as they have a more capable autofocus system, so unless you have a lot of experience pulling focus, the RED's will have a major learning curve to use effectively.

 

You might like the Canon better because Canon's colour science is well regarded compared to Sony.

 

But based upon your use case, why are you picking cine cameras for that type of work? You are probably better off with some sort of hybrid mirrorless camera, such as Canon's EOS R5 or R6, or the Panasonic S1H. You'll get what you need for that type of content creation with those cameras, as a cine camera is very much overkill.

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2 hours ago, GDRRiley said:

A7Siii is the way to go

Or the A7sii if you can find a decent discount 

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On 8/14/2020 at 2:34 AM, Lord Vile said:

Or the A7sii if you can find a decent discount 

I would actually pick the Panasonic GH5 over the A7SII. The Panasonic is a better overall video camera.

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On 8/16/2020 at 3:01 AM, ThePointblank said:

I would actually pick the Panasonic GH5 over the A7SII. The Panasonic is a better overall video camera.

Is a micro 4/3 though

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On 8/17/2020 at 12:03 AM, Lord Vile said:

Is a micro 4/3 though

The Panasonic can record 10 bit 4:2:2 internally at very high bitrates, has a waveform and vector scope built-in, can take full sized audio in/out via an accessory, and can record in excess of 30 minutes.

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