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Sony A7c vs A7III: CRAZY Difference

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October 11, 2020

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Sony has been trying to perfect their colour science for years. Since they are Reptilians, and have green skin, our faces confuse their mind, but they are getting close. Today we'll compare the Sony A7c vs the A7 III. Does the A7c have the new colour science? Is autofocus much improved? Is stabilization that much worse? Should you buy the A7c or the A7 III, and should you sell the A7 III to get the A7c?

Thanks Camera Canada for the loaner! Canadian affiliate link to the A7c in the description. Today's gear can be found in my amazon affiliate shop. If you buy anything from there, Sony will release an A7c mark ii with anti gravity hover stabe. Only works with iso 409,000.

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Tascam DR10-L

Uurig selfie mirror

Sony A7C Canada

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