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tigerbengal reacted to a post in a topic: Our "ally" in the USA just bazooka'd the UK film industry
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Juank reacted to a post in a topic: Nikon Zr is coming
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Juank reacted to a post in a topic: Nikon Zr is coming
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Easily doable even with the Z mount, but I doubt Nikon goes so big. So far, nobody among Japanese camera makers have implemeted 5 inch display into their morrorless bodies. Its like a taboo over there. Maybe because they think it ruins the ergonomics of the body.
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ND64 reacted to a post in a topic: The Panasonic S1 II pricing is wrong, and so is the entire product strategy since 2018
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eatstoomuchjam reacted to a post in a topic: Nikon Zr is coming
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Andrew Reid reacted to a post in a topic: The Panasonic S1 II pricing is wrong, and so is the entire product strategy since 2018
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Thom Hogan: "Nowhere in Panasonic's press releases or marketing information I've seen so far do they actually seem to know how to market their six different 24mp cameras (S1II, S1IIE, S5II, S5IIX, S9, and BS1H). In the S1IIE features list the sensor is listed as "inspired by the performance characteristics of the Lumix S5II," which tells you nothing. Those of us in the press these days are dealing with AI driven press releases, but I'm failing to even see the I in Panasonic's. Nothing tells me which 24mp camera to buy, let alone why I should buy it instead of Canon's, Nikon's, or Sony's. This feels like "stuff the channel and see if it sells" product management, not clear, user centric marketing."
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from Nikon Rumors: Brick-shaped, video-oriented design, without pentaprism and EVF – a combination of the current RED models design, the Sony FX3, and the Nikon Z30 Many features and tech from RED will be incorporated inside (not a new RED camera with Z-mount – we already got that) Z6 III sensor inside Very large LCD screen The official announcement is expected later this year, most likely in the third or fourth quarter of 2025 I don't know what Frankenstein of a brick body would be the combination of RED/FX3/Z30, but "very large" LCD gives hope its a bit different from whats already available in the market.
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So what will the price of FX3II? $5000?
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Ninpo33 reacted to a post in a topic: New L-Mount Lumix (cinema?) Camera
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ita149 reacted to a post in a topic: New L-Mount Lumix (cinema?) Camera
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Davide DB reacted to a post in a topic: New L-Mount Lumix (cinema?) Camera
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Here is the summary: give Panasonic engineers a random sensor, and they give you the most video featured camera around that sensor that you could imagine. The problem is 1. Nobody gives them the state of the art sensor (or they don't like to pay high price) 2. They're asked to repeat themselves for similar sensor/bodies with overlapping customer target. 3. What they do is attractive for niche part of the hybrid market and not enough to absorb new customers. 4. "Similar offering to big three but at cheaper price" could kick the can down the road for a while, but even that strategy is no more with these prices. 5. When a market is saturated, and there are big players in that saturated market, the only way to survive is to be bold and different. Just like what Chinese discovered in the lens market, and so we're seeing 15mm macro!
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Thats exactly what he wanted.
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ArashM reacted to a post in a topic: New L-Mount Lumix (cinema?) Camera
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Nikon now can do the funniest firmware update in history of hybrid mirrorless industry.
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Andrew Reid reacted to a post in a topic: New L-Mount Lumix (cinema?) Camera
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Price will be probably lower. This $3500 is likely post-crazy-tariffs calculation and they would revise that, given the newly released tariff numbers.
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Its amazing that this situation doesn't change a bit with every new product announcement.
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So here is the deal: 15-stop dynamic range V-LOG (dynamic range enhancement mode on) 14+ stops dynamic range V-LOG (dynamic range enhancement mode off) 24M new sensor Full frame 6K30p OG, 5.9K60p 17:9, 5.1K60p 3:2, 4.8K60p 4:3, 4K120p 16:9/17:9, FHD240p APS-C 3.3K 120p 4:3, 4K120p 16:9/17:9, FHD240p S&Q 6K 60fps, 4K 17:9 75fps, 4K 2.4:1 120fps, FHD 240fpsFF 120Hz 5.76 million dot EVF 779-point phase focus Dual native ISO100/800 Five-axis image stabilization with 8 stops in the center and 7 stops in the periphery 1/8000s mechanical shutter 70fps continuous shooting with electronic shutter, 10fps mechanical shutter
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I don't know how forum discussions at speculation stage translates to more sales. I understand that it may generate some "oh maybe this is my dream camera" inner thoughts, but there will be also post nut clarity after real specs and performance revelation moment. I mean you need discussions AFTER the press release, not before. Because if the new thing is not boring, people would discuss about it for months.
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Why this €25k fine doesn't work in mainland China? 99% of all the leaks are from China, and mostly by distributors, not by an independent journalist or a reviewer who wants to find the bugs and send feedback to the engineering team before the release. Can't they distinguish between friend and foe?
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Our "ally" in the USA just bazooka'd the UK film industry
ND64 replied to Andrew Reid's topic in Cameras
In his world view globalism is good if it lets him have access to foreign real estate market, otherwise its evil. -
The only way for them to remedy the Z6iii sensor's flickering is using a better noise reduction. Its too late for a hardware tweak. Meanwhile I hope this rumor of Sony Semi becoming independent entity is true.