[Brian Vegeberg]

Thanks both of you.

Seems like a good idea for me.

[Brian Vegeberg]

Yes it makes sense.

Thanks a lot for your help and for clearing it out for me.

[Brian Vegeberg]

Is that both for a Youtube video and a max quality version to view at home on the big TV screen?
Does it not mean anything for the export that the footage was 100Mbps when imported?

Another thing, if I would to do a test render. My PC monitor is only 1600×900, would I still be able to compare two renders that were exported in 1080p, to make a reslistic judgement?

[Brian Vegeberg]

Thanks for replying.

I actually bought the a6500 and have been happy about it so far.

But to answer my own questions, should others be wondering too. I haven´t had any problems at all with overheating.

The screen dims when shooting in 4K and 1080p 120fps, and it can really be hard to see anything in the display when shooting in bright sunlight around noon, but a thing I wasn´t aware of, coming from DSLR, is that the viewfinder shows everything the lcd does except the histogram, so that have helped me a lot. However it can be hard when using a stabilizer.

I have noticed the issues with rolling shutter as well. It´s worst in 4K. I could follow a person walking though.

[Brian Vegeberg]

Thank you for replying.

Actually I already have a loupe, that I use in bright sunlight on my Canon, but my concerns were when I´m using a stabilizer, then I don´t have the opportunity to use the loupe.

Will an external monitor work when recording 4K?