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They could use a better chroma NR algorithm.

Very unlikely. Nikon tends to pay the least amount of money for license fees.

Sony's famous footnotes.

I guess many of these guys are confused about definition of "direct sunlight".

You need a cover to prevent IR radiation hit the whole body. The problem with passive cooling is that sometimes it works in reverse.

What I discovered is that most of camera reviewers are either incapable of distinguishing a high resolution image from lower detailed image, or just lie about that.

Based on rumors I predicted it gonna be stacked sensor with 1/80 of a second read out, but it seems just a regular 1/30.

Not just 1:1. There is also a stronger AA filter on the lower resolution sensor.

You can say that orange Sony rumors site is more hurting Sony sales than increasing. Spreading false hype makes Sony looks over promising and under delivering, which is not true.

I still don't understand why a €4000 camera shouldn't have internal prores, beside this XAVCDEHFTYRXV nonsense.

You didn't read the new forum rules, right?

And footnotes.

Please stop using this argument. Its like saying for trips more than 40km Corolla is not adequate, use Avalon!

16 bit is useless anyway, it just stores more of the noise.

4200 euro!

With 1/80 of a second readout RS will be unnoticeable, and if its stacked sensor, 1/80 is easily achievable.

Yea seems the CPU has some leakage issue at idle.

Its also a journalism scandal.. among all those talking heads and early hands on public figures, only one guy tested it as a hybrid camera, which means combination of still and video shooting, in real world situation, and reporting any abnormal behavior of the device and answering people's questions with clear answers, politely.

Internal prores would be gift of gods, but at 40k60 you have to swap memory card every 10min.

But there are a lot of white pixels between them. Its far from artefacts free.

4k crop in this sensor is equal to 1 inch format. 1/200 of a second readout at that size is not revolutionary.

Oh man I wish there was a way to watch their youtube videos for just laughing at them without adding anything to their view numbers.

Its 2020 and we still beg camera makers to think more about practicality.

Almost nobody in its target customers buy that beast for video. And when it comes to still shooting there is no meaningful difference between D6 and 1DX. I don't know why you think every single camera that a camera maker releases should be a video workhorse. And a lot of video spec you assume "essential" is only appealing for a very small number of people. Honestly I've never heard a wedding photographer say "it would be nice if my camera had internal raw video recording". Most of them don't even know how to grade, and hate large files. I would instead bash Nikon for not offering cinematic picture profile, which is exactly what these people need.

99.5% of people don't like a hefty heavy bulky camera. The public perception that a bigger camera take "pro" photos is already dying. And as someone who have seen many repair shops I assure you those attributes has nothing to do with "toughness" and durability. In fact in some cases Z6 internal components are more secured than D850. The only thing Zs needed was vertical grip which they gonna provide. Addressing dual slot also has no reason other than responding to internet hysteria. But I agree with you about Z7 pricing.