Battery and Overheating on the Sony a6300
Turns out that the way the Sony a6300 uses power is a little more complicated than I noted in the last video, so here’s a followup.
Turns out that the way the Sony a6300 uses power is a little more complicated than I noted in the last video, so here’s a followup.
In this video we look at 3 cheap mics with slightly different cardioid patterns for potential use for vlogging or independent film productions.
Meiki has announced three new e-mount manual focus lenses for APS-C: the photo-style 50mm F1.7, 25mm F2 and the cine-style 25mm T2.2. Voightlander has also announced that the 35mm F1.4 Nokton Classic will ship February 15. These have been added to the E-mount Lens Database. Details will be added as they become available.
Before we get back to camera stuff, we’ve got a few more mics to look at for interior dialog. Can our $50 LyxPro hold its own against the heavy hitters?
Note: It is not necessary to hit “set” between each setting… it is just good practice. Hongdak Remote Cord:http://amzn.com/B01B4AHAXE/?tag=direc0429-20 Neewer AC adapter for Sony a6300http://amzn.com/B0083EQS3I/?tag=direc0429-20 Sony a6300http://amzn.com/B007GK50X4/?tag=direc0429-20 Sigma 30mm 1.4 DC DN Prime Lens (I love this lens)http://amzn.com/B01C3SCKI6/?tag=direc0429-20
Battery Power options for Sony Cameras. Power indefinitely.
Testing and comparing Sigma’s new MC-11 Canon EF to Sony E mount adapter to the Commlite EF-NEX adapter with various EF lenses.