What camera is this?

[kye]

It's from one of the YouTubers I watch and this is the best look I've gotten at his setup in a long time.

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[Anaconda_]

Some kind of Sony with a G lens.

[FHDcrew]

Judging by no flip-out screen, probably your average A7III.  It could be an A7II but the video looks too detailed to be the pixel-binned A7II 1080p footage.

[TheRenaissanceMan]

Looks like Sony footage. The lens kind of makes it look like an RX10, but I'm guessing it's an A7 III/A7R III with some native lens I don't recognize

 

[Davide Roveri]

The body layout is from the previous generation of cameras so it can either be an a7 III or a7r III (the only different thing would be the badge on the top left hand side of tha camera which is unfortunately covered in the shot). The lens is 100% a Sony G FE 90mm f2.8 Macro, you can tell by the big focus ring with clutch mechanism and the double distance scale in different colours (you can just about see the red marking is feet above the white one in meters) 😊

[kye]

6 hours ago, Davide Roveri said:

The body layout is from the previous generation of cameras so it can either be an a7 III or a7r III (the only different thing would be the badge on the top left hand side of tha camera which is unfortunately covered in the shot). The lens is 100% a Sony G FE 90mm f2.8 Macro, you can tell by the big focus ring with clutch mechanism and the double distance scale in different colours (you can just about see the red marking is feet above the white one in meters) 😊

Thanks Davide.  I suspect it could be either, he used to use a GH5 but I haven't gotten a look at his setup for some time and was curious.  He still does a lot of stuff hand-held when he goes into restaurant kitchens and films food preparation etc so the stabilisation and AF are a big deal.  It makes sense he'd be rocking a Sony with 16-35 for those, with the AF modes and also the IBIS, plus if it's the 16-35 F4 he'd have OIS on top of that.