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M50 with speedbooster fix the crop in 4K, for less than half the price of EOS-RP and 1080P 24P if needed as 4K 24P is not for every thing (especially file size and battery drain) and no PDAF is not good on gimbal, with M50 I get 1080P 24P to sync up with C200/C100 24K in much more manageable file size, and a few hundred dollar saving to my bank. For general photography/casual it is not bad, I already told my friend to upgrade his 6D to this as he is mostly still and very light video user. -
By Robert Collins · Posted
Somehow, I think this thread is missing the point. Personally, I think that any camera company that brings out a FF mirrorless (or DSLR) for US$1399 has a whole lot of room for excuses that its functionality is crippled relative to higher end products. (and, lets face it, the EOS-RP isnt even aimed at the typical demographic of a forum like this (or even say DPReview.)) The REAL question is whether Canon can actually come out with a 'high end camera' with specs that are competitive with its competitors - or whether there is a REAL 'Grand Canyon sized gulf' in technologies here between Canon and the others. Personally, I simply dont believe that Canon can come out with a competitive high end product because its technology is so far behind (and falling further and further back.) The reason I say this is because Canon hasnt brought out a single competitive high end ILC in the last 5 years... Take a look at their flagships EOS-M5 7D mkii 5D mkiv (5DSR) EOS-R And while some 'might' consider these cameras competitive from a 'video' perspective (due to color science and DPAF) they certainly dont come close to being competitive from a stills perspective. I suspect Canon's strategy is simply to dominate the low end of ILCs through low prices, economies of scale, fully depreciated and low R&D - then leave its major competitors to fight over the high end. -
Yeah https://www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/power-packs/ep-5a-power-supply-connector.html https://www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product-archive/power-adapters/eh-5a-ac-adapter.html But you can probably get like a Andoer / third party more traditional plug one... https://www.aliexpress.com/store/product/Andoer-EP-5A-DC-Coupler-Power-Connector-EN-EL14-Dummy-Battery-Adapter-4-0-17mm-DC/234552_32823367950.html -- https://www.aliexpress.com/item/EP-5C-4-0mm-1-7mm-EP5C-EP-5C-DC-Coupler-EN-EL20-EN-EL20-dummy/32819120166.html -
Yup, it reminds me of movies I grew up watching from the 70s and 80s. And yeah I remember now why I watch a lot of these videos with the volume down. Btw, congrats on your Vimeo Staff Pick... is this your second one? -
Please go ahead and post some examples... and I don’t mean frame grabs. That will speak volumes. I can personally only speak from my own experience. Having had the Nikon Z6 and Atomos V for two months. A professional lighting kit. Setting up a number of shots, metering for correct exposure, correct white balance and using equivalent lenses, I concluded that the imagery from the Nikon seemed less organic, more digital than the comparable Canon offering. Yes, the Nikon was less noisy at high ISOs, but in spite of having a technically superior sensor, it nevertheless yielded a more digital/vidieoish image. Do some test back to back like I did... Canon EOS R vs the Nikon Z6. The difference will become apparent.
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