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LX100 has a 43mm filter thread.

According to Cameralabs the 4k video involved both a crop and scale to get to 4k. Has anyone been able to confirm this? Is moire more prevalent in 4k video vs the GH4? http://www.cameralabs.com/reviews/Panasonic_Lumix_LX100/ "But bizarrely Panasonic has opted to employ a mild crop and a scale to generate the desired frame size. This means the LX100's 4k footage not only has a slightly narrower field of view to 1080 video and 16:9 stills (so instead of 24mm at the widest zoom, you're getting 26mm), but it also now suffers from moire. I feel it's an unnecessary compromise too, since a nice clean 1:1 crop would have only involved losing 4mm in the diagonal field of view. I put my disappointment to Panasonic and I got the impression the scaling along with absence of Cinelike D profiles was partly for the LX100's target audience and partly to protect the GH4, but I still think a 1:1 crop would have been better, and rather than detract from GH4 sales, I could see existing GH4 owners picking up an LX100 as a B-roll camera. Maybe flat profiles and 1:1 video crops will be offered in future third-party firmware."

I think the pricing of the Leica clone in Europe forced Panasonic to adjust their price.

It looks like Canon was focusing in a different direction for sensor design. While a stacked sensor would be great for Landscape the sensor readout speed would be way to slow for video (aka Foveon). http://www.canonrumors.com/2014/10/multilayer-sensors-are-coming-from-canon-cr2/

Apparently a first for a full-featured move. This article is the first in series by Adobe about this movie. http://blogs.adobe.com/premierepro/2014/10/gone-girl-marks-yet-another-milestone-for-adobe-premiere-pro-cc.html

Someone posted a video comparison of the LX100 and GH4 but setting details were not provided. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfyg0Kjk2DI

I wonder if this will impact the LX100 as it has Power OIS.

So, it ML can get Raw working it may actually be usable. But this camera likely won't be replaced for another 4-5 years. That is an awful long time to be stuck with this resolution and overall quality.

One site mentioned that CM1 can only do 15 fps in 4k. Likely due to heat.

Along with 12 or 14 bit support for uncompressed HDMI and improved 96fps 4k slowmotion.

Even if the firmware doesn't contain any video improvements at least we now know that Olympus will be taking video more seriously in future models.

We will know by Monday once Photokina starts.

Here are the latest rumored specs. - Sensor: 16MP Multi aspect Four Thirds(!). Real resolution is a bit lower. - 24-75mm f/1.7-2.8 lens - Built-in EVF: 2.8 megapixel with 1.39x / 0.7x magnification - ISO 200-25600. Can be extended down to 100! - 4K recording (with time limitation to avoid heating issue) - exact camera size: 4.52″ x 2.6″ x 2.4″

I think the LX100 is the name for the LX7 replacement. The assumption was that the LX7 replacement would have a 1" sensor like the FZ100 but this rumor form June said otherwise. http://www.43rumors.com/ft5-panasonic-lx8-comes-with-same-1-inch-sensor-as-the-fz1000-specs-roundup/ UPDATE: There was a miscomunictaion between a source and me. The new LX8 will not feature the same 1 inch sensor of the FZ1000!!!! It will be very “differentâ€. Thee are the specs I got so far from another source: - 24-90mm f/2.0-2.8 Leica lens - 3% larger than the LX7 - Swivel touch screen with touch to focus and capture features - Updated processing engine enhancing JPEG output - built in EVF and no hotshoe (just like the Sony RX100m3). - Automatic Lenscap - built-in 3 stop ND filter - 4K recording

This is an interesting development. It looks like the LX series is getting a huge upgrade. Based on the previous rumor it will have a fixed zoom equivalent of 24-90mm f2-f2.8. It will be announced next week. http://www.43rumors.com/ft5-panasonic-lx1000-with-43-sensor-and-fixed-zoom-lens-to-be-announced-within-the-next-5-6-days/

43rumors posted the tweet from Aug 13th from a film director and apparently the source for 43rumors is not same person. The funny thing is that Olympus America Favorited his tweet.

Either someone has a good imagination or we are in for big surprise. http://www.43rumors.com/ft3-this-is-the-amazing-list-of-new-features-coming-with-the-next-e-m1-firmware-upgrade/ Firmware update: 4K Recording (IS compatible) High Speed and Slow motion Mode (240p or 120p) New Codec with different recording mode (24p,25p,30p,60p) Motion Film (I don’t know what it is exactly but it has something to do with a freeze picture functionality and choose to move what you want on the picture). They didn’t confirm all yet but about a similar S-log mode than the Sony one but they didn’t talk about it and how it would help grading for the cinema industry. And others stuff that i didn’t have time to check yet. I saw the 4K 24p and 30p mode, they was also other 4K mode but it was already the end of the Beta test. For sure this new update firmware doesn’t add anything, Olympus confirm 2 times that it was already there but not ready to be release because they needed to fix few issues. They add also new functionality for the pictures mode but i was not interested, only the video part. It’s possible that they release the new firmware by the end of this month.

The RX100m3 is very soft with XAVC-S at 24/25p. It is much better at 50/60p which suggests a software bug. If you need to shoot 24/25p then you'll want to stick with AVCHD

IR confirmed FZ1000 can do clean 4k or 1080p 4:2:2 out through HDMI. The only limitation is that you cannot write to the internal card at the same time. http://www.imaging-resource.com/news/2014/07/31/the-panasonic-fz1000-can-output-clean-hdmi-video

Here's an interesting moire test with the GH4 and A7S in both 4k and 1080p. http://www.michaelthemaven.com/?postID=3320&sony-a7s-vs-panasonic-gh4-moire-test-at-4k

The latest rumor suggests a firmware upgrade is coming at Photokina with a focus on video including 4k. Only a month and a half to wait.

LX8 has less room for heat dissipation and going to 12mp may help with this.

Previous LX models had mult-aspect sensors. The LX8 has a built-in ND filter where the FZ1000 does not. Maybe Panasonic will add move enhancements for video.

It looks like the LX8 will be using a different sensor than the FZ1000. http://www.43rumors.com/ft5-panasonic-lx8-comes-with-same-1-inch-sensor-as-the-fz1000-specs-roundup/

By Photokina we will see a 7D replacement. Maybe this time Canon will surprise us.