Sony α7 IV

It's more like a Sony to me.

It's like, "Hey, uh, let's make it look like an A7 IV and copy that, and then claim it's retro."

Oh.

I don't think it is.

And then actually at Cornwall as well, they've got like some steps on the opposite side behind the fountain as you kind of face away from the house where you can point a camera back.

So yeah, I think Nick had his A7IV up there on like a 135, pointing back down towards the house.

So you could see the aisle from the other side as well, from the green side again, but on the kind of floor level as such, but slightly raised.

So yeah, between kind of that shot, looking back, the drone top down, the drone looking back towards the house...

You get a DJI mic and some other bits and pieces.

So for a hybrid shooter, which I often am, a camera like the A1 or the A7IV, which I do use, and the Osmo Pocket works really well as a sort of fixed, a locked off angle with the Osmo.

capturing really nice clips with the you know going to video mode during the ceremony and things like that it sort of mashes together really nicely

it's hard to argue with it is hard to argue with yeah

I have a lot of overheating issues.

Or I did until the A7 IV, where you can just kind of tell it to ignore it and accept that you might just melt your motherboard.

But that's another topic for another day.

I found the cards, too, if I was having a lot of trouble with card overheating with the Lexar and SanDisk.