Above: X-T30 versus the EOS RP (coming soon on EOSHD) Comment on the forum The Canon 90D targets wildlife shooters. I refuse to believe we’re a smaller market than wild boar pig lovers.
Month: August 2019
Comment on the forum A particularly strange virus has spread across the internet, which seems to infect people defending Canon’s latest cameras, shorn of the cinema frame rate 24p.
Comment on the forum The electronics manufacturers have always had a strange relationship with 24p. It’s tempting to look at classic cinema as a quaint, anticipated thing of the past. It’s an under-fire aesthetic like never before. YouTubers seem happy with 30p or 60p and TVs do their best to smooth over the cinema look by default. Well, not any more – according to the Hollywood Reporter, Filmmaker Mode is debuting…
Comment on the forum If the Sony A6600 is a flagship camera, I’m a little pixie elf. It’s a flag at half mast kind of camera, in mourning of a once innovative camera division. 2016’s technology with a bigger battery. Interestingly a source who has been right many times before about Sony tells us that the Sony Professional Video division wanted to reserve the more capable IMX571 26 megapixel sensor…
Comment on the forum / Ask me anything The S1H is the best featured mirrorless camera on the market for filmmakers – just to put it into perspective, let’s start by summarising the entire competition as quickly as we can.
Comment on the forum The Nikon Z6 RAW video update has been a shambles from start to finish. With myself a disappointed early adopter of both the Z6 and Z7, the story isn’t reflecting well on Nikon…
https://youtu.be/WabercdMwMc Comment on the forum At EOSHD we like to ask the important hard-hitting questions with memes.
Comment on the forum Ever felt like owning a cheaper Komo… Erm, small dragon-like camera? Well now you’re in luck. The Sony RX0 II has morphed into a living, fire breathing Super 16mm cinema camera thanks to this mod adding an exchangeable Micro Four Thirds & C-mount lens mount, removable IR cut filter and fast apertures to your previously drab F4.0 action-camera.