StoneJack

Any recent IPhone will do the job

I have Boya wireless lav mike which receiver plugs into whatever u want, in my case Tascam dr40 recorder but can be a camera too, very nice sound and it is reasonably priced too. Boya bm 1 i think

Definitely, C type would a nice choice too. I have one and with camcorder LCD flipping out, that would be good choice.

That camera (sony) has at bottom a standard 1/4 inch mount, so I thought something like that might be OK ...

Use a camera cage and put on its shoes whatever you want, like mics, monitor or light. The cage shoes are OK. It also got a handle.

So you argue that marketing can save a mediocre portfolio, and you add a lot of things to make that argument to be valid, like inexpensive price, additional services, "feel good" feeling,  custom ...

I would think that a dedicated camcorder would almost always better for such situations.  The Sony would be good if you want to do tracking shots, some fancy shots, slow mo, other kinda nice ...

Both fast food and pet rocks are great products - low cost, nice idea, nice implementation, demand was there. Imagine the guy having a nice website and lot of money spend on marketing, only if his ...

Marketing is only as good as the products you can deliver.

Won't the overheating be issue for Sony with such extended recording?

I think that the (wedding) photography is an art, and quite difficult for that matter. Selling it is even more difficult.

If your mike is mono, then it will output mono.

From a distance AF-P lens will take satisfactory video I guess, though you may need low light fast lens actually and AFP ain't so.

WEll, nothing precludes you, or anybody from using any software including PD, for your work and also earning money from that. The fact that pro's are not using it perhaps is a sign that the ...

Yes I agree. I bought AFP lenses thinking it may improve Nikon video, but hunting is there, it is just less noticeable but still. I don't know if ever Nikon will improve its CDAF, maybe the ...

Nice. It is an example of pretty good AF on Nikon AFP  (as an owner of Nikon cameras I can see it), but remember that you will have focus hunting so as others said, Fuji, Canon and even Panasonic ...

1. Yes it is true. AFP lenses are faster to focus and are almost silent. Having said that the nature of LiveView on Nikons is such that some lens hunting will be inevitable UNLESS you focus ...

I know its old thread but 10-20 is quite good as a wide lens. In addition, low light video from D7500 1080p: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=40&v=3aHYnWvDlEg

I received new Freeworld monitor 4K and all I can say it is great, colors are as good as on Nikon's display and it is bright and got all I need including false colors

Very nice! interesting