JurijTurnsek

Overheating is a big issue because you might be doing a set of 120p short takes (let say up to 30 seconds or so) and that heat won't dissipate quick enough. Same goes for 60p. You might be doing 5 minutes per clip only, but you might do them in quick succession and the heat isn't going anywhere. This camera is a very disappointing release. Makes me wonder if Sony is truly unable to come up with something better or are they just trying to protect their FF and Cine lines.

Sony missed a huge opportunity here - could've added some front facing cooling fans for that sexy "hair in the wind" look for vloggers and solved the overheating issue.

I mean, how hard would it be for a camera company to simply offer a mirrorless body in two flavors: 1. regular body for hybrid work 2. thick backplate like Canon 5DC and an integrated fan for cinematic use, basically leaving 95% of components unchanged and priced the same (voiding weather resistance). This conversion could even be offered by their official repair service.

Soft IQ is a godsend for feature films, as is 60p!

I love to shit on Canon, but the R7 offers line-skipped 4K60p without an additional crop as well.

I was in the market for a a6400, but couldn't find any in stock. But with these new Canons, I feel like Sony is way overdue for a new APS-C sensor with 4K60p, uncropped please.

Sony should get in on some of that sweet LiDAR action then.

Well, it makes sense ... no cine line to protect. That EVF resolution seems a bit dated, but PROs will probably value battery life more. Kudos for no including a mechanical shutter!

So, the sensor is basically capable of 48mp stills and 8K video. CPU still the bottleneck and could software unlock a time-limited BBQ mode?

Kinda sucks that Sony branded the phone as PRO-I(maging) and then compromised on the camera bump thickness to crop the properly big sensor. With a price like that it should be a no-compromise imaging monster. Interesting though, that the sensor is capable of 4K120p and GSMArena claims it is the same one as in the RX series.

Very short sample at 3:00 and the HDR process explanation starts before that.

Pixel 6 is official and both models (starting from $599) have a bigger sensor than the iPhone 13 Pro duo and can even do 4-to-1 binning. This enables it to do HDR 4K60p, so I can't wait for the reviews. Previous iterations were very "meh".

The Pro Max is a huge phone, so what is preventing Apple from basically cloning the Xiaomi Mi 11 Ultra? Those sensors are big enough to create this kind of "shallow" DoF on their own.

Remember Sony QX1? It can now be paired with the inexpensive 10mm f5.6 fisheye from Pergear: https://www.pergear.com/products/pergear-10mm-f5-6 The overall package would be pretty compact, but a dedicated solution could be a lot smaller still. Maybe some OEM ventures beyond 1" in this segment in the future - the bump in IQ would be noticeable.

Here's hoping that there is a way to plug this into a powerbank, since the ~12mp sensor smells like no-overheating. Also, a burning hot cam strapped to a magnetic mount on you chest would be a hard sell.