Canon, Sony, and Niko: the three major manufacturers within the photography industry. For a long time, Canon and Nikon held a duopoly, until Sony started producing full-frame mirrorless cameras. We now have a triopoly with Canon, Nikon, and Sony going to head to head with their flagship cameras.
In a recent video from Tony and Chelsea Northrup, they compare the Canon EOS R3, the Nikon Z 9, and the Sony a1 cameras. These three are the current flagship cameras, offering some of the best features on the market. The remarkable thing about the Sony a1 and the Nikon Z 9 is that they're both high-resolution cameras that do not compromise on speed. Previously, this was incredibly difficult, yet Sony and Nikon have managed to accomplish what many considered impossible.
On the other hand, the Canon EOS R3 continues with its 20-megapixel sensor, which could also prove to be a feature for many. The reason for this is that when you're shooting lots of images, lower resolution can make things easier to manage.
Either way, all three cameras aim to be the perfect camera system for high-speed photography. Photographers that shoot sports and wildlife generally require durable cameras with the most capable autofocus systems, along with lots of frames per second. Fortunately, all three cameras seem to deliver in these key areas. The performance of each camera system is something to marvel at.
Find out how each camera system performs in the video linked above.
Almost watched this, until i saw it was from the Northrup's
Same here.
Lol
lmao "unbiased camera review"... whatever mate
Please save us from this guy!
logged in to comment SAME HERE! and WHO CARES
The moment I saw it was from Northrup's, was an INSTANT NO.
YouTube would be doing the photography world a HUGE service by banning them from the platform!
I like the Northrups, but, their motorsports segment is unrealistic. You can't do a proper motorsports run driving slow in a parking lot. At speed on a track, 1/125 - 1/320 shutter speed is about the norm. So, those frame rate drops on their chart is pretty negligible since you're unlikely to shoot super slow shutter speeds. Granted, I've shot at 1/60th, but, it's tough as F*.
Glad to see Nikon fighting the good fight. I'd hate to see them go.
But, is the R3 Canon's flagship? And, that Red Sox cap made me barf! :)
Coulda' been worse...it could have been a Yankees' cap. ;-)
Hater!! ;-)
Small mistake, the R3 is 24MP...
I like their videos. They all looks like excellent camera for its intended audience 👍🏻
bring along a canon or nikon, and everyone gets skittish because the press is here
bring the Sony A1, and you can pass as a civilian
Surprised they still have an audience...
I watched them many moons ago but now that half of every video is an ad I've turned away...