What are the best cameras for music videos?

 For most things, time serves as the best photographer.

The better a cameras for music videos is, the more time, thought, and work you can put into it. Any camera you choose for a music video will work well. Music videos were the first to use a variety of cameras, appearances, textures, and styles in a single video.

 

A brief history is first. The first music videos were recorded live on stage. merely the band performing. Multiple cameras were then deployed live on stage. Then, more outside-the-stage visuals were incorporated. Then lip sync music videos were filmed all over. Then, as time went on, a growing number of components were included.

My recommendation is to acquire as many lens-equipped items as you can and shoot the music video with them all. Every camera has a unique appearance, and this diversity is very noticeable. A DSLR is a good addition because of its small depth of field. A wide range is fantastic. The instant a music video loses its unexpected elements, the viewer redirects their attention elsewhere. Every 3 seconds, keeping things visually interesting is quite difficult.

Of course, it all depends on the video's subject matter. If the intended video was intended to resemble a short film, a traditional cine camera would be required. DSLR, RED, etc.

Well, the Arri Alexa SXT is perhaps the best camera available right now (or Arri Alexa 65 for IMAX format). The preferred camera for Oscar-winning cinematographers has been the Arri. Many options for how to record the data flowing out and an amazing image.

Major TV shows are starting to employ Arri Alexa cameras due of their excellent dynamic range and colour. Their ease of use and capacity for low light. They just outclass movies in quality. Period.

But I worry that a music video production won't have access to the greatest camera. However, since you didn't specify any requirements, I'm forced to present my pick, without restrictions.