Sareesh Sudhakaran

I’ve used both cameras on several projects, not to mention the countless tedious tests for this guide. In my initial review, I said I felt the a7R II is the better deal overall, and if stills are a big part of your business, it is. Also, the a7R II does give you 4K in APS-C … Read more

According to the tests conducted, here’s what I’ve found: White balance There is a 100K difference between white balance readings. Is this significant? Not really. 100 K is an acceptable error, and nobody will ever see the difference. Exposure There is a 1/3rd (0.3) stop difference in exposures between the two cameras. The a7S II … Read more

In this lesson we’ll quickly compare Cine1 between the a7R II and a7S II. Notes on test: All shots were custom white balanced. 3000K on the a7R II and 2900K on the a7S II (Measured under Standard Creative Style). The middle grey patch on the chart was exposed to 0.0, +1.0 and -1.0 for these tests. … Read more

In this lesson we’ll quickly compare S-Log2 on the a7R II and S-Log3 on the a7S II. Notes on test: All shots were custom white balanced. 3000K on the a7R II and 2900K on the a7S II (Measured under Standard Creative Style). The middle grey patch on the chart was exposed to 0.0, +1.0 and -1.0 … Read more

In this lesson we’ll quickly compare S-Log2 between the a7R II and a7S II. Notes on test: All shots were custom white balanced. 3000K on the a7R II and 2900K on the a7S II (Measured under Standard Creative Style). The middle grey patch on the chart was exposed to 0.0, +1.0 and -1.0 for these … Read more

In this lesson I’ll go over the flash triggers I use and the ones that work. I’m assuming you know what these are and how to use them. The four things you might need from a flash trigger Compatibility with your speedlights or strobes Control of your speedlights or strobes in groups or individually ETTL HSS … Read more