Emanuel

Agreed : ) Other than that, puts the blame on the competition left. Osmo Pocket 3 is still my fav one for this segment anyway... I think I won't resist and buy both of them very likely :- ) Even though, 8-bit still fills the cup in a myriad of situations, that's for sure, I wonder if they won't be able on further 10-bit add-ons via firmware update?

Looks like available from scratch...

@kye Indeed! Up there, above, the one to take... ; ) Here's more on topic...

It's here and is a no-brainer: Another big plus: had recently the need for technical support experience locally (in Europe), no complaints at all, I firmly recommend itl :- )

The proof is in the pudding... ; ) just arrived:

That Mist filter is not bad at all :P LOL Bringing some extra power on it...

You bet! : P Take a look on the minute 00:43-00:45 LOL ; ) REVIEWER (yadda yadda mode directly from YT official channel) The surprise is here!

Apples to oranges again : ) I've tried to use smartphones for rolling... but aside their outcome closer today to the bigger ones, it's still a real PITA to work with, unfortunately :- )

The difference of a non-professional capture device...

I think he/she posts something he/she likes. Footage, the like. I am done on YT because they flood us with various stuff which can be of any interest from our previous searches, invariably going on circles towards so many different directions and time is so scarce... so I tend to appreciate someone may do it on my behalf TBH :- )

Overheating tests chart with and without the battery handle: source

(Y)our masterful scripts... we have a poet among us here with such level of contribution and you still complain??! LOL : D

Apples to oranges.

Our age, my friend, but that's the scope, isn't it? ; ) Let the most recent and more affordable tools make the life of copycats much easier... : D

I lived in Bavaria for a short period so I could compare München with the architecture and cultural influence of Italy where I've also been living for much longer, so I think the comment on grading by @kye is pretty on the spot BTW. I follow your yellowish tirade anyway, Marty... ; ) Speaking of devil, here's another one:

I find it irresistible and that would be the camera to buy if I could only have one beyond the weird idea to have a full frame device to be called a cinema camera! LOL :- ) - EAG

Ready for service in 2023... From camera industry now from any usual or unusual suspects, used gear available from any store, why not? : ) Neither the Ursa Mini Pro... ; ) For some reason the Blackmagic guys have only added the OLPF to their 2023 model and that's it! LOL ;- ) They're not 2023 cameras under the camera industry roadmap but once still to be manufactured so available or relevant as you dear Marty say, fits in the category. Still for VR180 though where I would have to add the R5C too (they provide their glass solution also available to their more affordable R6II body BTW I wouldn't add to my list anyway) before the most recent announcement by Canon (despite coming soon, not yet exactly available today in any way other than as concept camera now from IBC 2003), they're ALL 2023 cameras! At least to those of us who use them! : P Let our shooter side beat deeper than the geek beneath us... : D

https://360rumors.com/canon-360-vr-180-8k/

*Note: Let alone 360º/180º and 3D acquisition.

My take: DJI Osmo Pocket 3 iPhone 15 Pro Max Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K (Full Frame) Nikon Z8/Z9 Blackmagic Ursa Mini Pro 12K (with or without OLPF) Note: Let alone 360º and 3D acquisition. What about you folks?

Forget the model just for a while : P and tell me if this is not the best bang for the buck nowadays? - EAG

They are already mainstream today and didn't let pass nor seems they had ignored anything outside their playground altogether mainly the mass democratization of this industry finally, fulfilling the promise made by RED before... My kudos to them, really, and not only as their customer (less than 24 hours ago spent a few bucks again for 12K acquisition and workflow this time :- )

Not bad...

As every camera, requires a shooter and director or editor or producer in charge to throw what doesn't fit directly to the basket :- )