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I already found some product shots which are kind of macro and this slider seems to work fine, but would not mind to have more input from anyone.

I want to buy a relatively compact motorized slider that could be used for macro shots. Right now my eyes are on Moza Slypod e, which seems like a very good device in that regard - slick, compact, relatively light, but I am not sure how smooth it will be in a macro environment. Does anybody know?

I just sold my Oly 75 1.8 and Pany 25 1.4 being left with Sigma 18-35 and Pana 14-140 zoom only. But today I have ordered Tamron 60 2.0 Macro which I am gonna use on my speedbooster to get 40mm 1.4 equivalent (in m43 terms) for cheap.. and with 1:1 macro capabilities. I've got it for like 144$ so at that price point I was interested to get a portrait and macro all-in-one lens for my current setup. I don't want to invest into m43 lenses at all atm, cos the future of the system very unclear.

What's the point of having RF mount with Canon having only FF lenses on it? They need to make a FF version of this camera and it would be pretty sweet. Especially if they add PDAF and IBIS from R5/6. Though with adapter I could use my trusty Sigma 18-35 with it.

Panasonic could actually make a really good and successful camera right now, both in the face of GH6 and a new L-mount offering. Just add PDAF sensor and 4k120p 10 bit to both of them. They have everything else - proper cooling , ergo, IBIS and etc. They just need adequate frame-rates and PDAF. That's is. Canon bombed heavily with R5\R6, Sony is the only player but even their camera overheats.

Sigma is building up accesible L-mount lenses slowly but surely. The main problem with l-mount imo - absence of competitive AF. I dont want to invest in the system that doesn't have it.

Am I the only one who got buffled by a A7S3 US vs Europe price tag difference? Its 3500 vs 5000$ if we do the conversion, a 43% difference! Are they out of their fuckin minds? Yes, I know that the US price doesn't inculde taxes, but they are not even remotly close to 43%.

I presume they might just not have a fresh sensor from Sony and they in are in dire need for one.

A7S3 is actually 4200€ in all of the world except USA which translates into 5000$ - a prohibitive amount of money. So yeah, 1500$ for those specs with working AF would be an instant buy from me. And this AF better be working with speesboosted canon lenses.

Sadly still zero news on the GH6 itself 😞

Why there is no heatsink in the first place is a huge clusterfuckup by itself. NO HEATSINK! Who did design that camera?! I can understand Sony, who put in the effort to mitigate overheating - efficient heatsink, 12 mp sensor, etc. They could not make the camera bigger and put a fan, cos of their philosphy OK, thats not perfect. But I dont see any excuse for Canon.

https://a.aliexpress.com/_d7B3KUl

a) a cage will help to dissipate heat in direct sunlight b) also some white dbrand skin or similar should help

Gerald review is the best right now. I think Sony made all in all a pretty dope camera. IBIS is my only complain but I have a gimbal anyway. I like probably everything about it - DR, Lowlight and double-gain ISO, AF and ability to customize it for the exact focus pull you need, new menus finally, flip-out screen, recording modes and options, 4k quality and etc. I don't see any alternatives for this camera right now. Time to save up money.

Now someone needs to create a nice app for that with propper monitoring tools 🙄 I wounder who that might be.. I've got the same dongle for 7$ from Aliexpress.

I think Panasonic should shoot promo for their next camera in Africa 🙂

I will give it a whirl. I already have a wireless transmitter but want to check a more compact, easy to connect setup.

Try OMD Em-5 mk 3. It has great IBIS and PDAF and costs 1100$. Flippy screen as well.

The only real review so far. R6 recorded almost half an hour before overheating in 4k50. ISO was quite fine. DR seemed OK. RS is not good but not dreadful too. Want to see more thorough tests ofc.

Yeah, but it has a tiny sensor. Its all about dissipating heat generated from a sensor plus the processor and not the processor alone. Thats why GH5 could do it for such a long time as well. Ratio of camera size to a sensor. And thats why S1H can do it.

Personally for me I hate Sony mirrorless estetics - ergonomics, ancient menus, overall design, using same bodies for almost 10 years, etc. They only improve sensors cos they build them as well. And those sensors are awesome - there is no doubt in that. But I might still go Canon R6 route cos its a ergonomically better camera with awesome IBIS (probably, we need to see some actual tests) and I do like how RF lenses are shaping up. Panasonic is another awesome camera company with their ongoing AF problem, sadly.

You can always get a second body of A73 or a73r or a74r - or you might already have one if you are a Sony shooter. Sony cameras are ligth and compact. For me it doesnt sound like a big problem. I hate fiddling taking off ND filters from my video camera anyway. Ofc, even 12\48 mp Bayer sensor would be better. I still might go with R6 cos of the IBIS. Sony IBIS is crap for video. Doubt they will substantially improve it. But if Sony manages to stick in built-in NDs.. than it will be a hard choice.

I wounder if R6 has it. Should be easier to keep a 20mp sensor cooled down.

I guess DR10L then is the way to go. Thanks everyone!

R6 looks like the camera to go for now.. but of course lets wait for a Sony answer tomorrow 🤔🙄💩