newfoundmass

It's really not. If you can't see the difference between the two when watching back I'm not sure what to say. It's also harder to edit on older systems.

Saw this on the Facebook group from Kinson Loo. If you want to applaud a company for innovating, applaud them. They're pushing boundaries and delivering.

Some people will never consider anything but Canon/Nikon to be a competent photography tool.

Agreed. I want better AF if only so people stop complaining! Ha ha

You said that Sony won't release anything better than the R6, which is a really dumb thing to say given we know virtually nothing about the A7sIII. And you're acting like the S1H and the Z-Cams haven't been out for months. Not being blown away by these cameras, one of which seems to have serious problems pre-release, doesn't mean I have an ax to grind, it means I have common sense. But go off, man. CANON RULZ!

You were gushing like a fan boy and talking out of your ass, I'm not sure what you expected. 🤷🏻‍♂️ Sony doesn't need to match the R5. If they can put out a camera that doesn't overheat and is reliable then they've already beaten Canon, specs be damned. It's not a high bar, regardless of what your fandom tells you.

Depends on whether or not Sony really did redesign the body. I don't know that it'll do 8K raw but 6 or 8K is possible if they have cooling and a larger body. I'd be surprised if it doesn't at least match the S1H, but with Sony's AF.

Woof.

I think we should look at the overheating as a positive. You can use the camera to cook bacon to feed the crew in between takes. You'll save on catering!

I don't think being a hybrid is an excuse, personally. And going the 8K raw route this early says to me they're trying really hard to appeal to video users. You're not throwing that out there unless you're trying to appeal to that user base.

It's specs are obviously impressive, but what do specs matter if the camera is functionally limited? If you constantly need to give the camera a break to use these "groundbreaking" features, how is that practical? Innovation is great, but it should be fully realized, not half baked and just thrown out there because you're trying to undermine the competition. I hope once we are able to really see this camera in action that it exceeds expectations.

Officiant: I now pronounce you hus... Video guy: WAIT! OVERHEATED! GIVE ME 10 TO LET IT COOL DOWN?!

Just make sure it's not another R5!

Why would you shoot with an R5 at all if there's even remotely a chance that it'll overheat? I am not much of a filmmaker, I've only recently started dabbling in that aspect, but for event filming, corporate, commercial work and interviews I don't turn off the camera unless I absolutely have to. Is it common to turn cameras on and off on a film set?

The lack of fan / cooling is really baffling.

Really? My experience with Canon cameras is limited. Sorry if I spread misinfo, just assumed he was turning it off and on to show it has it.

It's wild how Canon and Sony have seemingly switched places.

My bad, it was histogram. About 5 minutes in. https://youtu.be/PvU4WNb6-J4

Gordon's video showed waveforms.

No RAW video in 4K. 8K only, according to Gordon.

All I shoot is 30+ minute videos! 🤣

30 minute record limit.

The Canon Cripple Hammer lives!

Affinity Photo is decent, but ultimately I switched back to Photoshop because it was just easier and more convenient.