Mario Marez shared this beatiful Moonlit video on our SonyAlphaForum:
Finally got to test out the A7SII in Norway. I struggled going from stills to video the entire trip. Using the A7RII for stills and SII for footage. Just a short film documenting the workshop with Lofotentours.com. They did an amazing job, five stars!
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Shows how low light videography isn’t just a novelty or a convenience; it opens up a whole new world of images.
I will most likely get this camera sometime in the next year. BUT, my only qualm with these kind of videos, and I’m not hating on the people making these type of videos, for whatever reason. Yet you have to understand that there are obvious differences in how an image looks, be it stills or video, between day and night. In my opinion a lot of images look better at night, but you need to introduce an external light source. What I’m saying is… If you are just filming everything as if it’s day, at night, it looks like you are being lazy. Might as well shoot during the day.
I will most likely get this camera sometime in the next year. BUT, my only qualm with these kind of videos, and I’m not hating on the people making these type of videos, for whatever reason. Yet you have to understand that there are obvious differences in how an image looks, be it stills or video, between day and night. In my opinion a lot of images look better at night, but you need to introduce an external light source. What I’m saying is… If you are just filming everything as if it’s day, at night, it looks like you are being lazy. Might as well shoot during the day.