Test reel roundup: Video samples you may have missed

We have been fairly busy testing cameras over the previous few weeks, and nowadays, digital camera testing often consists of taking pictures video samples to judge video high quality.

You could find these samples in our latest or upcoming digital camera evaluations, however this is a fast roundup of video check reels we have shot lately for many who might have missed them.

Sony a9 III

Sony’s a9 III is the primary mirrorless digital camera to function a worldwide shutter, which is thrilling to many videographers. However what about video high quality? Try this pattern reel by former DPReview editor Carey Rose to see the way it performs.

Fujifilm X100VI

Fujifilm introduced the much-anticipated X100VI rangefinder-style digital camera at an occasion in February. DPReview editor Richard Butler was current on the digital camera’s launch in Japan and shared this overview of the digital camera from the streets of Tokyo.

Panasonic S5II / S5IIX

The Panasonic S5II landed on our doorstep simply as we discovered of our guardian firm’s intention to shut DPReview in 2023, and we have been in search of a possibility to shoehorn it again into our testing calendar ever since we joined Gear Patrol final summer season. The excellent news: we lastly managed to dam out time to complete our evaluation of the digital camera.

For this video check reel, shot with the S5IIX, editor Dale Baskin picked a maritime theme and took the digital camera to Seattle’s Lake Washington Ship Canal, Fisherman’s Terminal and Ballard Locks to seize samples in quite a lot of of settings.

Panasonic G9 II

The long-awaited Panasonic G9 II is a formidable digital camera for each stills and video. Former editor Jeff Keller, who nonetheless writes for DPReview and authored our Panasonic G9 II evaluation, took the digital camera to the Bloedel Reserve, a forest backyard close to Seattle, to seize this video reel.

Nikon Zf

The Nikon Zf might appear to be a movie digital camera from the Nineteen Eighties, however it’s a succesful video device. For this pattern video, Richard Butler adopted a buddy on a ferry journey throughout Puget Sound to Bainbridge Island to go to a favourite hang-out for fish and chips.