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It's a bit of a vanilla option when you can get a used S1 for same price which is same spec but a much more premium body, or pay a bit more and get an S9 with PDAF
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You can crop whatever but it's much more difficult to shoot & frame vertical video 16:9 than in open gate. And nobody seems to want to turn the camera 90 degrees
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2025 camera rankings new vs used
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Is lighting really that important for photography? Anyone familiar with the Zhiyun X200 RGB?
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Much more doable than same ploy at the Mexican border.
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DJI banned in US
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RAW Video on a Smartphone
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RAW Video on a Smartphone
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Black market import shenanigans anyone? https://petapixel.com/2025/12/23/us-government-bans-new-dji-and-other-foreign-made-drones/
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@stephen Thanks for the heads-up on the iPhone raw Cinema DNG app. Is it by the same people (or associated) with Motion Cam? Phones are not meant to replace mirrorless cams for video, and the file sizes in the raw video apps are of course enormous. But you have to admit the image is rather lovely and it's fun to play with. I like that it is open gate with optional 18fps mode, you can get very close to a vintage super 8 look with that. Interested to compare it to Blackmagic Video app LOG in terms of the unprocessed look though.
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I'm actually surprised there's not a camera with a vertical sensor yet, for portrait video seeing as it's basically the dominant social media format. No square sensor either. And if Open Gate didn't pretend to be for anamorphic shooters, it'd be 1:1 not 4:3!
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Interesting Lensrentals top gear charts 2025
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2025 camera rankings new vs used
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2025 camera rankings new vs used
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The files aren't as chunky and colour science not as good as Canon.
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Unless it's a hybrid video camera, it ain't in 🙂 What is the video like on it by the way, does it have any? Surely needs a hack if not.
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Wow the things you forget... 2017!? Panasonic were always very generous with firmware updates. Can't say same about Sony/Canon
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You're right, better images... but they're not 2025 cameras.
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Do you agree with my choices... And did I miss anything? https://www.eoshd.com/news/the-2025-hybrid-mirrorless-camera-rankings/ The 2025 camera rankings for video quality and value for money are in!
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Nikon Zr is coming
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Chris and Jordan throwing Sigma Bf and Fuji X-Half under the bus
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The Olympus OM-1 goes full frame OM
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Interesting Lensrentals top gear charts 2025
Andrew - EOSHD replied to Andrew - EOSHD's topic in Cameras
Rental market very different to buyers market isn't it? The MapCamera one is interesting but is always heavily skewed to what just got released. I'm more impressed when I see an older camera like the a7c II at number 3. That's quite some sustained sales pattern... Or maybe not, maybe it just got a big discount sticker on it last week 🙂 -
Interesting Lensrentals top gear charts 2025
Andrew - EOSHD replied to Andrew - EOSHD's topic in Cameras
Interesting to look at the trends... Canon is extending their lead over Sony. Nikon is only at 5.56%... Had expected them to be closer to Sony, after all the Z6 / Z8 series seem popular, right now DJI is a growing threat. Blackmagic are slipping back as the bigger companies cannibalise their niche of advanced video features and RAW recording. Sigma is holding steady, but obviously this revenue relates 99% to lenses, there cameras are a very small niche. Fuji is steadily going up... Their stuff especially X-mount is not really Lensrental's target market but more pros are seeing the benefits of GFX Panasonic pretty flat at 2% mark, it's a poor showing considering how good their specs are. Leica are pretty stagnant despite lots of new releases, SL3, Q3, etc. Revenue from RED halved, Sachtler also down hinting at problems we know exist in professional filmmaking
