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BRAW is not RAW, it's a compressed, partially debayered codec.

Since the Alexa was tested using ProRes codec for 14 stops of DR, it's only fair to test compressed codec for all other cameras as a standardised metric.

C300 MK III DGO only scored 12.8 stops using ARRI standard. https://***URL not allowed***/canon-c300-mark-iii-lab-test-pre-production-dynamic-range-rolling-shutter-and-latitude/ For reference: C300 MK II: 12.3 stops C500 MK II: 13.1 stops

Nikon (and Fuji) specify some of the design and Sony Semicon manufacture them.

Those ones have CRI between 70-80, enough for residential lighting. If you want cinema/broadcast quality CRI, you can replace the LED ribbon inside it with a high CRI, daylight balanced one.

Sony Semicon and Sony Alpha are completely different entities.

Sony Semicon is years ahead of the others, and the only one capable of providing enough volume Fujifilm requires.

Corporate BS. They wanted to put a new sensor in X-H2 but Sony Semicon, which is their "boss", is dragging them down. Regarding X-T3 firmware, the code is easily transferable from X-T4 due to the same hardware (apart from IBIS). What they are really considering is how they should do it/which features to drop so they don't hurt X-T4 sale.

Just to put this out there, EVO II doesn't really shoot 8K due to its Quad Bayer sensor, and it does not (yet) use the Quad Bayer HDR feature:

Wide angle lens + IBIS are known to cause those corner warping wobble, it's from perspective change caused by sensor movement (the wider the more amplified), It happens with GH5 as well.

Check the Ninja V monitoring setting, some default settings were moved around/changed, I didn't notice any difference in NLE output monitoring. Haha no. It's just a flag in ProRes metadata, no data is ever thrown out, not before or after this update.

So you are Inside the K. Just go to Phoenix Park.

You can. 2km radius for exercise, or anywhere for shopping essential items.

OnePlus 8 Pro will be the first to have triple-exposure HDR video.

Looks like you're getting the triple exposure feature you want: https://www.mediatek.com/products/smartphones/dimensity-1000

Atomos AtomOS 10.3 update for the Ninja V finally FINALLY added HDMI Full-to-Legal range conversion on the recorded input!! https://www.atomos.com/firmware/ninja-v

https://leopardimaging.com/product/autonomous-camera/maxim-gmsl2-cameras/li-imx490-gmsl2/

So how many stops of dynamic range do you want? Sony has a 1/1.55" sensor IMX490 that does 20 stops (120dB) dynamic range in a single exposure.

R6 sensor resolution appears to be 5472 x 3648.

Can confirm, and I may get in trouble for saying this but it will be officially announced on April 1st.

Sensor resolution appears to be 8208 x 5472, approx 45MP.

It'll be 10bit H.265/HEVC, 480Mbps IPB.

~30ms

When Ronin SC triggers the camera, if the camera and Ninja V are set up properly (HDMI record trigger), the camera subsequently triggers Ninja V. So yes Ronin SC can trigger both.

These are outdated info, the official standard now is no longer pure power law gamma of either 2.2 or 2.4, it's BT.1886. https://www.itu.int/dms_pubrec/itu-r/rec/bt/R-REC-BT.1886-0-201103-I!!PDF-E.pdf https://kb.portrait.com/help/bt-1886-10-questions-10-answers