tyger11

I'm wondering if the only reason they were able to put IBIS on this is because it's only pumping 1080/60p amounts of data from the sensor. Heating. Keeping a 4K sensor cool _and_ including IBIS may be too much to hope for for an A7S II. Not that would stop me from hoping for it. :) If the A7S II (or A8S) can get IBIS and in-camera 4K recording, that's going to hit Canon right in the pocketbook. Let's see what this rumored A9 does first, though...Sony is really kicking ass and taking names lately. More lenses (espeically Cine lenses) and a good global professional support system is all that is needed, really. Not that either of those are even remotely easy.

That's not the only solution. Another solution is to not buy into the Apple ecosystem.

Canon: The IBM of camera makers. They may think their lens line will save them, but Sigma begs to differ, and Tokina sees the cine writing on the wall, too. :) Once Sigma starts making cine lenses, and Rokinon figures out AF, that'll be that for a lot of Canon videographers. I'm just glad I was able to hack my EF-S 17-55 f/2.8 IS to work with my SpeedBooster/BMPCC.

Focus-peaking? Zebra? Mic jack?