Emanuel

Once I have neither, popcorn moment to me now ; ) Please guys decide yourselves, one of you is wrong! :- D

You da AF man... ; -)

With ND filter: Grades then very smoothly:

In the meantime, here's the previous model -- no worries on those propellers there because there's always how to workaround it in a way or another:

Snapdragon 865 allows that, so far the only one branded there. They have different names whether global version or their native market. I believe Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro models will have a different name when will come these days. Hence ends too confusing, I totally agree. It demands from us daily updating because of their endless launch announcements as well. Price target is our reward, though.

I'd bet, very likely, a bit of all that... LOL ; -)

Here is, Andrew, by the usual suspects ; -) https://www.dropbox.com/s/ywmxrdhf3nc6jbo/GFX100 Data Sheet 2.pdf Hope this helps, E : -)

Mi 10 Pro has Snapdragon 865 while OnePlus 7T series don't, without mention 108MP vs 48MP (40MP to Mate 30 Pro). A softer 108MP output doesn't bother me at all, on the contrary, I find the combo really useful to my taste for cinematic results. But the whole point is Camera2 API I still read contradictory information about its access on Mate 30 Pro or any other Huawei devices for now: https://developer.huawei.com/consumer/en/CameraKit https://consumer.huawei.com/en/community/details/Camera2api/topicId_18417/ https://consumer.huawei.com/en/community/details/[P30-Pro]-Support-level-for-Camera-2-API/topicId_6790/ Let alone U.S. block which can devote the brand to ostracism and own proprietary tools, unfortunately. But let's suppose there will be somewhat access, we mention in full or JUST partially? I wouldn't buy a smartphone without Camera2 API support, you use it once you won't look back.

Indeed! Bernie, my Portuguese partner in crime, is a proud NZ citizen from today on! Say congrats to him! Hail to him hey David @IronFilm ; -)

Welcome to the club! LOL : -)

OnePlus 7T or the newer Xiaomi Mi 10 Pro I'd rather buy not only because DxOMARK has rated it as the best smartphone camera system ever released. It won't break your bank account either as seems Samsung and Apple counterparts intend to in every single yearly launch.

It doesn't work at my side... Can't anyone post a print screen by Jove!?

Here's one: https://rhinocameragear.com/products/rov-mobile More stuff:

I understand your point but once there's no half like button, here's my comment : ) There's something to change there in the BMD land as well : X

I do believe : D Pocket series are much more than all that, they are many happy users who don't trade their acquisition devices for anything else either and that really means a lot : -)

Indeed as said there in the description, here's his review too (good stabilized 4K video from minute 15:35 on): download link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/121-Jefh4v9e07c1j-nhnELeUy9ERgI45/view DxOMARK's camera video review: Snapdragon 865 brings a much updated difference between this newer Xiaomi and the previous Mi CC9 Pro / Note 10 (as that DxOMARK comparative up there easily shows it BTW) to put it a step further IMO to the OnePlus 7T series such as stabilized 4K video (LINK).

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YmR8UK_3uXejdfxA91p_ee8jd1FINPPN/view

It's real : ) Look for Camera2 API instead to begin with, rather than anything else : -)

Aside the most recent iPhones, only the OnePlus 7T series gives you that. Now also 8K because of Snapdragon 865. This tech combo hit a home run this time IMO. Hats off. You have camera2 API as he says, so no worries on those horrible saturated colours ; -)

While everyone are looking for the current drone question to clarify... LINK ...here's this one as aperitif ; -)