Emanuel

I am also surprised with such outcome in so short time to be pretty straightforward on here. This comparison shows a bit of this progress: Take a look on this even along such casual and random shooting: Launched today by the way:

This last one with a particular personal note... shot from the town where I went to the movie theater for my first time ever in my life more than 4 decades ago and in a way or another made my path until today : -) As seen here, both 25p and 30p are available @ 2.7K and to those worried with low light, here's another sample, not by night though, which gives a fair idea about: https://youtu.be/LcnBigf2EfY?t=559 Last but not least:

Interesting enough indeed : ) However, I find their 2MP lens for macro stills (not exactly video!) pretty useless, rather disappointing resolution-wise... Let alone if compared with OnePlus 7T Super Macro mode, here's a 3456 x 4608 sample from regular 12MP (as written here "the new super macro mode uses the wide-angle camera together with a new motor to bring super-close focus to the 7T") :

CONT'D on OnePlus 7T I wish some other cameras could have as efficient AF as these devices... LOL ; -) Seems their 720p 480fps curious too -- now go figure a Triptych on all its 2160p slowmo splendor... ; ) Not bad at all for what it is... OnePlus 7T Pro

Here's the link to Global Launch Event's long version where Mi TV is also presented: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjVwcR_GZ2E From minute 5:00 (second 300) on, you'll have an interesting scope on video outcome of this device -- rewind & forward to follow the leftover by this usual UK-based reviewer which means the global version has arrived to Europe:

After all the only difference is not the chipset which is the same middle class Snapdragon 730G (much lower than OnePlus 7T's 855+ as for instance, much more valuable route only to mention 4K60p for similar price*) as well 6GB/128GB vs 8GB/256GB and something they call 7P vs 8P lens system for 108MP mode I have no absolutely science what really is : D https://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=9936&idPhone2=9945 Other than looks like Chinese have chosen Lisbon for their products launch. * Here's a curious comparison: https://www.gsmarena.com/vidcmp.php3?idType=5&idPhone1=9936&idPhone2=9816 Xiaomi Mi Note 10 @ 2160p video sample OnePlus 7T @ 2160p video sample

Who needs 4K after all? : D Love the colors of this capture device BTW... Something I've been thinking about is... If 30p motion doesn't help to retain detail better than judder 24p :X without mention a better combo matched with 2.7K resolution, a midway in-between the more cinematic 1080p and crisp UHD... It's not talking heads nor motion in its whole splendor other than little one coupled to ultra wide angle after all... I'd also love to see such smaller 1,100mAh battery giving extra 50 grams room only to couple a Osmo Pocket (116 grams) there in the end which would bring 4K60p @ 100Mbps to a bird with just about 300 grams (!) allowing a payload perfectly at its flight range, I guess: That said, I find it as the most interesting drone offer ever IMO, totally no brainer indeed : -)

Correct : ) Amazing how these devices have improved their outcome... In any case, keeping appearances can end misleading anyway:

https://www.slashcam.de/news/single/CDA-TEK-3C-Cinema-Camera-Control-v1-4-unterstuetzt--15452.html

Hard to accept IQ-wise, nowadays, makes sense to post it here rather than in the silly comparisons thread, isn't it? ; -)

According trusted source Nokishita, there's a new firmware update to pop up: https://cameratimes.org/panasonic-lumix-s-series-gh5-gh5s-g9-firmware-update-coming-soon/

Here's the most recent one from old topics: https://www.eoshd.com/comments/topic/39830-dji-action-cam-vs-z6/

Announced in China this morning. Totally official now. Global version launch as Mi Note 10 is scheduled for tomorrow in Spain. Should arrive Mi Note 10 Pro version too along Snapdragon 855+, hopefully with 4K60p... https://www.dxomark.com/xiaomi-mi-cc9-pro-premium-edition-camera-review/ https://mspoweruser.com/xiaomi-mi-note-10-is-dxomarks-new-smartphone-camera-champion/ https://www.gsmarena.com/dxomark_xiaomi_mi_cc9_pro_tops_camera_chart-news-39951.php https://www.gsmarena.com/xiaomi_mi_cc9_pro_is_official_with_a_108_mp_pentacamera-news-39948.php Impressive to say the least : -)

Well, I must confess I have a weakness for workarounds... LOL : ) This guy has something interesting on topic: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheFlytPath/videos Without mention, here's a finest example where you probably won't be able to easily shoot with some distinct bigger one despite to be closer to Mavic format factor than Phantom-like birds for example -- I guess much an issue of weight 4x less, regulations and, therefore, freedom of use:

I understand your point but 5DII had the same trouble and that didn't impede to be adopted and spread the mouth by the same professionals... : -) I wouldn't discard a tool because works in auto mode. Not all tools, but a drone as for instance. The point is: a tool is the one you can use ; ) Because of regulations, you'll be unable to shoot in so many circumstances... Not for a planned shooting under controlled variables, of course.

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Frankly, I like what I see graded along what has been shot with this bird... Do we really need sharper 4K outcome with such? And for those who complain about manual controls, here is something to them: To be honest, I don't somehow share part of the criticism... For the price and form factor, I find it a perfect no brainer : ) Good luck to those who will stay out of it with any of those outdated or much heavier/bigger birds LOL ; ) I'll probably buy one before they'll launch the Mavic 3 Pro : -)

OnePlus 7T video outcome is the best IQ I've ever seen coming from a smartphone device... @ 4K60p motion:

https://www.androidauthority.com/xiaomi-mi-note-10-pro-1050086/ https://www.xda-developers.com/xiaomi-mi-note-10-pro-108mp-camera-sample/ https://www.gsmarena.com/xiaomi_mi_note_10_pro_is_also_coming_revealed_by_108mp_camera_sample-news-39942.php May Snapdragon 855+ bring 4K60p to match OnePlus 7T (video) performance? Coupled to 108MP stills though, let's wait and see just a few hours away...