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Stoked! Bit bummed that my hero2's accessories don't work for it, but smaller size and weight partly compensate. HD2 with battery backpack or viewfinder on the helmet is actually bit too heavy for me...and scary...skiing. Mostly the 2.7k and higher framerates rock! Don't expect it will be any better in lowlight, but my underwater footage from hd2 is AMAZING! Can see a lot of stabilization in my future, too bad Mercalli (running now in vegas...SLOW as molasses) and adobe warp stabilizer aren't faster. Now why can't we get 2.5k in at an affordable price for HDSLR's? Curious as to how 2.7k downscales to 1080p...hopefully tack sharp. Was looking at the sony for 120 fps, but gopro pulled a rabbit out of the hat at the last minute...what can I say? 2.7k?!! for 400 bucks....way to go guys.... :)

I wonder whether there is any possibility for magic lantern to do its' magic and incorporate 2.5 k? Can't really see the need for 4k at the moment, but 2.5k, clean hdmi out on Canon's best hdslr would be nice (looks at the moment as though d600 doesn't have great low-light shooting!)... And yes 4k on the 1d-x would be a nice bonus....(and amazing low-light to boot, but expenive CF cards and no headphone jack...at least audio is solved with juiced link)... Good scoop if true (no offense to Andrew, just wonder how clued-up Canon employee was), should be plastered all over the web under 'crippling'/fu"# over the consumer, but alas most vid forums have barely registered it....prbly too many better cams coming out at the same time...I'm still pissed (off!) as hell...as I need a good stills/vid combination, and can't take both, size is an issue...even hacking canon hdmi out on 1d-x would be amazing....