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Who remembers when DPReview platformed his "camera" https://www.dpreview.com/news/2936447826/cinemartin-launches-fran-cameras-with-8k-global-shutter-and-raw-support Not a shred of journalism to find out about the guy before they encouraged us all to hand over our cash.

This guy should be banned from doing business

Well it looks like you can’t keep a good man (and his Lamborghini) down. It is currently going about as well as expected.

Cost-cutting had to come somewhere with Canon MILCs. It's pretty well-known that Canon DSLRs from the 7D upward are practically indistructable (maybe 6D is the exception but I've never heard a 6D failing in the shutter mechanism). Ths also brings up a good point: 7D, 5D and of course 1D are heavy cameras. That's because the shutter mechanisms on these models are built tougher than most other cameras, and of course the bodies are mainly magnisium alloy. You can read about it here: https://www.imaging-resource.com/PRODS/canon-7d-mark-ii/canon-7d-mark-iiA.HTM So maybe there are still good reasons to own a 7D or 7DM2 (I re-bought a 7DM2 just a few months ago. Can't subsitute everything with Canon MILCs. At least not with my R8).

Oneplus 8 pro modded with Vega 20mm wide open with custom anamorphic lens, Motioncam pro app.