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Does this model offer a S35 mode?

I'm going to upgrade from a T2i, yes that 7 yr old camera, please don't laugh. Right now I'm thinking GH5 with Speedbooster, the A99 Mk.ll or possibly wait for the A7S Mark.lll 4K is great, but I'm perfectly happy just to be able to get true high quality 1080p with minimum moire/aliasing and more frame rate options for slow mo. A full 2 stops of better low light than my T2i would be ideal as well. I think the GH5 with Speedbooster might be only one stop better in low light than my T2i, but not sure on that. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

The 40mm 2.8 pancake lens would be really nice with this adapter on a NEX, or EOS-M mount. Small,cheap, good optics, versatile FOV and with the speed boost it becomes a F2.0 as far as exposure goes. 

Would the M/43 version be able to achieve the same 1.07x crop factor when using FF lenses? If so I'm buying me a GH3 a.s.a.p.  Being able to achieve FF DOF on a M/43 camera would be amazing. Also, wouldn't the light hitting the sensor be even more concentrated on the M/43 sensor if using this adapter? 

Exactly, it just squeezes a Full-Frame sensor FOV onto the smaller crop sensor. Technology is amazing.  Canon needs to start making some solid EOS-M bodies now. 

  Too bad Canon doesn't have a decent Mirrorless body out yet. 

This adapter doesn't actually make the lens wider. It just keeps the same FOV as you would see on a Full Frame body. So a 50mm+Speed Booster on a Super 35mm sensor will give you around the same FOV as a 50mm on a FF body. Pretty neat. It also means you won't have to upgrade to a FF Body to achieve that FF shallow depth of field. Basically, you pay $600 to turn your APS-C camera into a FF body. It's just too bad it will only work on mirrorless cameras.  

Whenever Blackmagic releases a S35 camera for under $5k you can count me in.

Higher bitrates and ND filter would be awesome. 24Mbps is fine for Soccer Moms, not people that take their videos seriously. 

[quote author=filipeG link=topic=812.msg5951#msg5951 date=1339363972] [quote author=emgesp link=topic=812.msg5846#msg5846 date=1338859239] [quote author=marike6 link=topic=812.msg5845#msg5845 date=1338851642] [quote author=emgesp link=topic=812.msg5840#msg5840 date=1338848228] [quote author=Andrew Reid link=topic=812.msg5839#msg5839 date=1338847948] [quote author=emgesp link=topic=812.msg5838#msg5838 date=1338847593] 20MP P&S is beyond overkill. I guarantee that 90% of the stills taken with this camera will not be printed. 12 MP's would have been a more practical choice. [/quote] They said 36MP was overkill for the D800. It wasn't. [/quote] The low-light performance says otherwise. Great camera would have been greater with much less MP's. [/quote] Is that so?  Here's what DxOMark testing said about that: D800 2835 ISO score 14.4 EVs DR score 25.3 bits Color Depth score D700 2303 ISO score 12.2 EVs DR score 23.5 bits Color Depth score D3s 3253 ISO score 12 EVs DR score 23.5 bits Color Depth score D4  2965 ISO score 13.1 EVs 24.7 bits Color Depth score 5D Mk II 1815 ISO score 11.9 EVs DR score 23.7 Color Depth 5D Mk III 2239 ISO Score 11.7 EVs DR 24 bits color depth   Notice that only the D3s and D4 do better than the 36mp D800 at high ISO, and only slightly. [/quote] I'm talking about video. The Nikon D800 is a lot noisier than the 5D mark lll. [/quote] Yeah, but 3200 iso equals 6400 iso from canon. So it´s almost the same. D800 at 6400 has more noise than canon at 6400, but the 3200 from D800 has the same light that 6400 from canon. [/quote] The D800 at ISO 3200 is noiser than the Canon 5D Mark lll at ISO 6400. https://vimeo.com/42381520

[quote author=MichalGajdos link=topic=812.msg5856#msg5856 date=1338887183] [quote author=Maxine link=topic=812.msg5848#msg5848 date=1338869540] Someone please tell Sony to stop making 60p video mode.Only soccer moms & dads will want this.And that is their market methinks. Where's 30/24P? It's just really annoying... [/quote] I as a professional skier thank to Gods that someone like Sony has the guts to do fullHD60p not just simple 24p , we wan't at least a small slow motion and not just in HD but fullHD. 60p is enough for twixtor and it looks amaxing, you can still get your 24p love but with addition of slow motion. Even Hobbit is filmed at 48p please stop complaining about new things and simply get used to them. It's just the matter of time when the higher framerates will become a common thing. 24p is just not enough for action shots. I am very amazed how far Sony is taking their chances. I admire them for being so innovative. Like apple or Teslamotors with electric cars. Even if it's more expensive (which sony definitely IS NOT) it's worth your money. [/quote] If 48p becomes the standard for films then God help us. I don't like my films looking like Soap Operas.

[quote author=christianhubbard link=topic=812.msg5849#msg5849 date=1338869706] well, for video, you should be lighting your shots properly and deliberately to best suit your camera; so it's really a non-issue. [/quote] Not all of us want to bring expensive lighting gear for every shoot. I like to keep a low-profile when I'm shooting in certain places like clubs, or bars.

[quote author=marike6 link=topic=812.msg5845#msg5845 date=1338851642] [quote author=emgesp link=topic=812.msg5840#msg5840 date=1338848228] [quote author=Andrew Reid link=topic=812.msg5839#msg5839 date=1338847948] [quote author=emgesp link=topic=812.msg5838#msg5838 date=1338847593] 20MP P&S is beyond overkill. I guarantee that 90% of the stills taken with this camera will not be printed. 12 MP's would have been a more practical choice. [/quote] They said 36MP was overkill for the D800. It wasn't. [/quote] The low-light performance says otherwise. Great camera would have been greater with much less MP's. [/quote] Is that so?  Here's what DxOMark testing said about that: D800 2835 ISO score 14.4 EVs DR score 25.3 bits Color Depth score D700 2303 ISO score 12.2 EVs DR score 23.5 bits Color Depth score D3s 3253 ISO score 12 EVs DR score 23.5 bits Color Depth score D4  2965 ISO score 13.1 EVs 24.7 bits Color Depth score 5D Mk II 1815 ISO score 11.9 EVs DR score 23.7 Color Depth 5D Mk III 2239 ISO Score 11.7 EVs DR 24 bits color depth   Notice that only the D3s and D4 do better than the 36mp D800 at high ISO, and only slightly. [/quote] I'm talking about video. The Nikon D800 is a lot noisier than the 5D mark lll. 

[quote author=Andrew Reid link=topic=812.msg5839#msg5839 date=1338847948] [quote author=emgesp link=topic=812.msg5838#msg5838 date=1338847593] 20MP P&S is beyond overkill. I guarantee that 90% of the stills taken with this camera will not be printed. 12 MP's would have been a more practical choice. [/quote] They said 36MP was overkill for the D800. It wasn't. [/quote] The low-light performance says otherwise. Great camera would have been greater with much less MP's.

20MP P&S is beyond overkill. I guarantee that 90% of the stills taken with this camera will not be printed. 12 MP's would have been a more practical choice.