Comment on the forum Bigger sensor, or faster lens? Which is most important? Well, a lens you can change and your sensor you cannot. Here’s how to stop worrying about crop sensors.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eA0pI_k-Dmo Comment on the forum Articles about creative processes are boring. Because they usually have absolutely nothing to do with creativity at all. If you really want to know how an artist’s mind works, look no further than the highly controversial Cannes visits of Lars Von Trier.
Comment on the forum The drawing above shows what Canon’s rival to the GH5 will look like. It is based on the form factor they introduced with the XC10 but features several ergonomic improvements and an interchangeable lens mount. The lens mount appears to support EF lenses and has a locking mechanism. However there seems to be even more going on with the lens mount than meets the eye.
Comment forum It’s been interesting to watch the response to this camera. 9 days after NAB, the thread about it on the EOSHD Forum has amassed over 92,000 views which equates to 10,000 a day for a single forum post. That’s the most enthusiastic response to any camera release in the history of EOSHD going back 8 years. People want RAW recording – and they want it for cheap.
Comment on the forum Revealed at NAB 2018, the new Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K is here. It’s much better than anyone expected. It appears to use a similar Micro Four Thirds sensor to the Panasonic GH5S and record 4K RAW internally to CFast 2.0 or UHS-II SD card. On top of that it sports an absolutely huge 5″ 1080p touchscreen, ProRes recording, Dual Native ISO, 13 stop HDR, 120fps…
Comment on the forum Blackmagic will announce a new Pocket Cinema Camera at long last. It’s due officially at 5:30pm London time (GMT+0) today, Monday April 9th. UPDATE: Here it is
Comment on the forum Sony have just announced the FS5 II ahead of NAB 2018. This brings with it a few improvements, including revamped colour profiles tuned similarly to the high-end VENICE digital cinema camera. As well as HDR and Rec.2020 4K modes, it’s also capable of DCI 4K (4096 x 2160) RAW to an external recorder, at up to an astonishing 120fps, although this frame rate is limited to…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCr2lfMoMPY Comment on the forum The gulf in capability between Canon and Sony continues to widen with the A7 III – the entry level full frame mirrorless model, which is practically an A9 with HDR and S-LOG for less than half the price. The new ergonomic refresh and larger Z battery with 710 shots per charge (longest of any mirrorless camera yet) are just as appealing as the headline specs.