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Check out this video where I compare the legendary Pentax 67 and 105mm f2.4 and the Sony A7RV and 50mm f1.2 and let me know what you think:

See this commercial I shot for Sennheiser on the A7RV completely handheld: It's wild what you can do nowadays with such little gear because it's so powerful. See this little video I shot giving a bit more insight into the A7RV and how I use it:https://www.instagram.com/p/C6e9sj0O25i/

In May 2024, after a run through Las Vegas, the Utah National Parks, back through Las Vegas, and Death Valley, my wife and I found ourselves up the 395 North of Mammoth Lakes on our way to Lake Tahoe. Towards the end of the day, we stumbled upon a little-known hot springs that we’ll never forget. Shot on A7RV

I recently had the pleasure of shooting for two days in NYC. I can't tell you why yet but we'll soon all find out. Belive it or not, this was my rig and yes, it worked like a charm. I can't wait to share frames and footage from what I captured with this bad boy. The FX6 is such a powerful little camera. The lens is the Leica R 15mm f3.5.

I am continually impressed by the FX6 and love the combination I get with vintage lenses especially this wild Leica R 15mm f2.8. I wanted to share these frames below. The second stack of three frames was taken using the Leica R 28m f2.8. When shooting the FX6 one of my priorities is to protect the highlights and not clip. As long as I do that, all is well. I am really happy with the images and look I am getting out of the camera and can't wait to keep creating!

@DougJensen haha thank you Doug. Back at you!

Hey guys, I just cut up a new reel which I am very proud of. It was shot mostly (99%) on FX6 and it solidifies how amazing the camera is for me.

I got to get an early look at the new Atlas Mercury lenses including the prototype 54mm - all shot on the Sony FX6. Below are frames from the 72mm and 36mm. Nothing but good things to say about the lenses so far! So stoked on what we got. Film to come! Let me know if you have any questions.

I got to get an early look at the new Atlas Mercury lenses including the prototype 54mm - all shot on the Sony FX6. Nothing but good things to say about the lenses so far! Check out frames over at the Cinematography thread!

Incredible.

I recently got the new GM ii version of the 24-70mm f2.8. I can't say enough good things about its size, weight, build quality, and image but I think there is an auto focus issue on the FX cameras and not on the Alpha cameras. I saw some other reports of this - that is where I first heard about it. It's a real bummer and hopefully fixed on the next FX firmware update. The newest and best workhorse zoom not working properly on the FX6? Doesn't make sense. Can anyone else confirm or deny? Thanks!

Verrry interesting and I am glad I know this now and not on set the first time I try this. Thank you!

This is sweet. I love old digital camera tech.

I'll be there Doug! See you there. I'll be doing some recap stuff for Sennheiser on Sunday and Monday but then free roaming for fun.

I'm not a huge sci-fi fan but I can say that once we all use more sensitive camera's like the Venice and really anything else by yesterday's standards it's hard to go back. The little you need nowadays to get so much done is where the value comes in. I can imagine your examples above if they were shot on the Alexa mini at 800 iso or even 400 in order to have cleaner shadows - you'd need way more light for everything. That would mean more people, time, money, and potentially a different look. But the time and people variable is what really changes up a production. I love the tools we have in today's world and it's only going to continue to get better each day. Thanks for sharing.