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@Julian

 

you must have missed my post about the possibility that they don't offer it is because how the GoPro can pretty much expose for the highlights and shadows automatically with pretty impressive results.  The fact that you can see clouds and other detials in a sky, and green grass/trees and whatever else without having blown out highlights or underexposed landscape.  I'm sick of people assuming this is a possibillity.  If you guys aren't happy with it, start your own camera company.  let the EXPERTS do what they do.  I for one have NEVER had this issue, and i'm sure there are a million people that have never had this issue, nor do they care.  This topic is becoming very polluted with ignorance.  It's give me give me give me, with no considerion of "maybe there is a reason..." even if it is a "easy software addition"  it may comprimise the performance of the gopro. 

 

get over it people, if they add it, they add it, until then, it's pointless to keep going back and forth with our theories.  The issue has been addressed to them, whether they acknowledge it or not is up to them.  NOW GO SHOOT SOME VIDEOS, and stop worring about things that are out of your control.

 

also, the BMCC is aimed at movies and not photography, and it has moire.

[Will Turner]

Everything is subject to aliasing at some level or another. You might not notice it but even your eyes alias sometimes. Pay attention next time you look at something like a fire grate/protector round an open fire place or anything else with multiple layers of the same fine pattern in your vision. Canon DSLR's exhibit a revolting amount of aliasing and moire but to expect literally none ever is absurd. 

[Bruno]

 Be patient, I'm sure they are aware of all issues, and it takes time.

 

If everyone's patient and quiet, how will they be aware of the issues?

 

It's a petition, if you don't find it important then don't sign it, ignore it, move on.

 

If enough people do sign it though, it might shift their priorities, most companies do care about keeping their customers happy, and we're talking about a simple software upgrade, not a cumbersome hardware change that would affect manufacturing.

 

If they don't want to do it then they won't, but the least one can do is try to open up a dialogue, nobody's saying it's a bug that needs to be fixed, nobody's demanding them to do anything, he's just asking nicely, why all the hate?