jonpais

It’ll be great for those locked-off shots on a tripod.

I don’t get the apologists who argue it’s great for hybrid shooters who do stills and video both. That massive crop factor would drive me nuts switching between the two. ?

It’s a step in the right direction at least.

Those guys rock! Seriously.

How about having the choice to toggle between FF and APS-C crop?

Maybe YT hasn’t finished processing the uploads. ?

Six year-old unconfirmed rumor from an unidentified source. Also, no mention of ML saying Canon threatened to sue. No comment at all from ML in the links you provided. ?

The monkey doesn’t seem to mind the crop.

Link?

If it were a 1.67x crop in stills, all hell would break loose. ?

I’m looking, but just see this: On the plus side, the EOS R does have 4:2:2 10-bit video output externally via the HDMI port (internally, it's 8-bit). Not seeing any mention of HDMI 4K out...

And I’ll no longer have to remember whether it’s in APS-C mode. ?

motion cadence?

and organic sensor with global shutter...

Painful to watch. is it being shot on the EOS R?

You can’t judge skin tones in daylight. You’ve gotta shoot mixed lighting. (Shoots mixed lighting). You can’t judge Caucasian skin tones by those shots of Asians. (Shoots Caucasians under mixed lighting). You can’t judge skin tones with flat footage. (Cranks up saturation). Makeup? ? Skin tones look fine to me.

@mirekti Grading the footage is no problem. A matching LUT for Cine D is included.

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Amazing I can shoot at all! ? See my edited comment above if you haven’t already.

I consider every camera.

@MdB When you shoot with different brands, you always run into stuff I’m sure. #1. Clutch MF works fine on my cameras. #2. Not sure what you’re talking about digital corrections? I’m trying to understand... Sigma’s Contemporary lineup works with digital corrections. I shoot Olympus all the time, the Pro series is optically outstanding even with no corrections. #3. No idea what you mean by sensor reflections - are you shooting these in a lab or out in the real world? Or just pulling my leg? And IBIS is excellent even without IS lenses. A non-issue if ever there was one. Edit: But I greatly appreciate being able to buy lenses by the same manufacturer within weeks of purchasing the camera, all with the same outstanding build and optical quality, like Sony or Fuji. I really don’t like spending years growing a collection from a grab bag of companies.

But none of them were brazen enough to sell us 4K with a 2.56x crop. C’mon...

What exactly is meant by incompatibility issues? I’ve shot with all kinds of lenses on my GM1, GH3, GH4, GH5 and G85 and never ran into any problems related to lenses at all.

Let’s just say that if the situation was reversed, and there was a 1.74x crop in stills instead of video... ? There is a chance in hell 4K isn’t cropped in this ‘entry level’ Canon. They could care less about video. Look at their 6D mark II - $1,600 for soft 1080p. ?