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I find the Eos M more stable. Canon 50D wasn't really made for video and will overheat. And not sure the 50D is actively supported at the moment.

Indeed. Can't understand why they don't make a good weather-sealed bigger pro body. Are they afraid they will hurt their partners to who they supply their sensors? So they just release small (not good weather sealed and overheating) concept bodies to show off their sensor technology?

If I see this domain whois info, I think you might be correct: https://www.whois.com/whois/coloristlibrary.com

How about an aftermarket hotshoe parasol for Sony owners ?

They better work on auto-focus then. I think the still market is too crowded and hardware wise way more complicated (weather sealing, ergonomics, battery life, etc).

I like it a lot. Less complicated then Adobe stuff and almost as powerful. But I guess if you are a heavy Adobe user, the switch may be painful. But for casual Adobe user Affinity switch is easy.

You should steer away from those 2.4GHz solutions. The band is just too crowded and range too limited. Thanks for the warning, would have expected better from Rode.

Indeed. Even Canon did release 2 new Digic Processors since 2014 (digic 7 in 2016 and digic 8 in 2018)

Indeed. Rarely need and use them, but they are easy to learn and cheap to buy/own. They don't release new version every year but keep updating the current one. When they do release a new major version, I will upgrade just to support them. There should be more firms like these.

Adobe Lightroom is a good example. Luckily I still use the last perpetual license. It's only available now in an expansive plan with Photoshop which I never use. I downloaded the last Lightroom Classic Trial and I'm shocked to see that there are no major changes in the 2 year it was out. From what I can read on the Adobe forums, Ligthroom 6 is more stable than any version after that including the last Classic. Pay monthly to be an Adobe beta tester. No thanks!

I think Sony is even worse. Excluding sensor design, Canon does have some slight innovation. Think of touch-bar, lens control ring, drop-in ND-filter adapter, etc...

I think they will still release a 7D III with everything unlocked (clean hdmi, dual sd, uncroped 4k, joystick) without flippy screen and a 90D after that with single sd card, flippy screen and some limitations on the video features (compared to 7d III). Would not make sense to release a 90D with all 7D III features for a 90D price point.

Not sure about that, we are talking about Canon here. The 80D did sell very well and was released with only soft 1080p when all the rest had already 4k. Release this 90D with slight MP bump, 4k and dpaf and it will sell. Everyone who went to Sony or Panasonic for more advanced and better video will now not sell everything to go back to Canon. They lost those customers.

Not sure what they will do. But highly doubt the 90D will be a mirrorless EF mount camera. That would effectively hurt their R mount platform and lenses. Another rumour is that this 90D will replace the 7D2 and 80D, have dual sd card, clean HDMI and 4k cropless recording. Kind of feels to good to be true for the 80D price point. Would indeed hurt their full frame as the new sensor and specs would be better than the much more expensive 5D4.

I'm not sure TOF focus systems will be the complete solution. See all sort of problems with rain, glass, bars, etc fooling this system. How will you do calibration? How about an event with multiple camera's that have a TOF focus system? Will they not interfere with each other?

Looks like the Sony a7R iV has the same skin tone problems if you look at the preview video (and user comments): https://***URL removed***/videos/7728812164/dpreview-tv-sony-a7r-iv-preview

Bought one at HobbyKing in the past for my RC battery charging (where you can specify cut-off voltage) and modified it with NP-F battery plate to do this.

Video quality is not that good unfortunately. Last firmware luckaly gives manual control in video.

Can the S1 do 10bit V-LOG on both memory cards simultaneously (for backup) or only one?

But if you count 3-4 min more for processing 1000 pictures (typical wedding day) that would be almost a week of extra work...

Aliens will certainly vote for Sony ? Both are protecting their higher end cinema camera's, but in a different way. Canon -> Good color, crappy specs Sony -> Good specs, crappy color Making sure you will not use these 'cheap' body's to replace your cinema camera's.

I guess to get this sensor sold to other firms, you have to make sure you're reference product doesn't have the best specs...

Wouldn't it be fun to try to match up camera & lens to footage if we submit everything anonymously?

I think everyone is afraid to be last and lose their camera ?

Would be kind against the spirit of this contest (same reason ML raw is not allowed). Then one could also use an external ninja recorder with other camera's. I think the contest is to just use internal h264/etc of the camera.