Metabones video performance

[guidowss]

I've been considering buying an a6300 as an upgrade for my older Canon 70D for a while now, since its video performance is becoming quite obsolete for my recent productions.

 

I'm not willing to buy Sony substitutes for all my existing glass, which is the reason why I'm willing to buy a Metabones mkIV adapter as well.

 

The thing is, all of the reviews and topics I've ever seen are always talking about its focusing abilities for stills - which, as I could see, is pretty fast and accurate with almost no haunting in most circumstances.

I haven't seen, though, anyone talking about its video autofocus performance, which is what matters the most for me. In their limitations section, they say "Continuous AF and video AF are not supported. (Performance may be unsatisfactory.)".

 

As far as I'm concerned, there's no big difference between stills and video autofocus since it's the same focusing system after all.

Could someone give me some light about this? How does Metabones behave within video recording?

 

Best regards,

Guido.