Emanuel

Loved the 2nd part of your post! : ) Looks to me definitely a no-brainer : -) Back to a decade ago when 5D2 popped up, people were used to call the VDSLRs a non-professional solution route as well, look where we are today ; -) Speaking of devil even though a bit OT now, watched yesterday night on a fake 4K : D TK800 projector from a 1080p source though, Shane Hurlbut DoPed this piece in Italy shot on some other tool (2018 RED aka Weapon) also for amateurs (once) written by the keyboard of some other online forum posters outside: Ah last but not least, to those complaining for half power life, the little money of the investment lets you buy twice for double-decker your daily battery and as ultimate backup ; ) as Rode's man says in the end of that video up there, happy shooting! : -P

There's always a reasoning. For some reason it is confusing. Price range policy addressed to different markets, much hard to trace from a simple search engine.

Buddy, I see you've lost the whole point of their comments though. Nothing related to footage. The way people live inside their tiny screens instead. Lack of multiple perspective(s) to mention only a part of the equation, that's their major concern I entirely subscribe, that's the most I can add actually.

Savoir fair. Know-how. There's no free soup, fellas ; -)

Yeah, yeah... sorry to joke a bit ; ) what firmware version? LOL : -)

Really? I only find any slight differences if any. To me braw has been a disappointment for a simple reason... because of CinemaDNG's IQ standard. The fact we have one or another doesn't help either.

This is a wonderful drone indeed...

Any artifacts come from the codec or the way it is implemented if they are not visible going with the CinemaDNG, isn't it?

Not even present on CinemaDNG, so...

If you are not happy with .braw, nothing holds you to go back to CinemaDNG. As simple as that. Well, perhaps only double tap for new update features, you'll probably never use anyway, that's all. You're also comparing 1080p to 4K, that's your beef on your Apples to Oranges approach and you any naysayer(s) tend to ignore or forget that : ) Moreover, there's no SOC ever at big screen. Big boys such as ARRIs and co included. Post is your friend to help you out with any of your mantra.

Z cam guys & gals are almost ready to introduce a new one these days... ; -)

GH5 series is one of my fav cam series ever : ) However, I am astonished with the P4K. A new whole game. Absolutely. A breeze to shoot with. A four decades dream to become true to me. Yet, very easy to shoot with straight out the box. I am not used to any rig there, actually. 1080p outcome is there as well. Not even need to shoot 4K as you wish.

@webrunner5 you love to say these cameras are hard to play with, isn't it? ; ) Well, I have 11 Panasonic cameras as of now. I find all those 'hidden/buried' settings as Yannick @Yannick Willox wrote and alike, the most boring and counterproductive capture-handy-tool a shooter can shoot with. Glad I see, it is not only me used to and coming from film realm where ISO / shutter / aperture were practically the only variables I would need to have in mind to focus myself on framing and the whole remainder. I still recall when WB had popped up side by side with the video advent in my life. These silly modern cameras are a perfect PITA to the art and craft instead : P BMD has recovered to me and many other lucky users the happiness of shooting once again, back to what really matters. BTW, have you ever played with WB settings on P4K? ; ) Give it a try, not hard to follow my remark here. That effectively counts to the excellence of your outcome, skin tones and so on. Blackmagic is more than a camera manufacturer, they are part of your crew (E : -)

Every time I put my hands on it, I am still praising this thing. I've simply stopped to have pleasure to shoot with anything else : -)

Mattias, your attitude is a good one : ) Señor Martin's bad joke embarrasses me as Iberian to say the least. Time to stop playing around. Such approach is a shame. Long life to Aussies! : -)

To be sincere, I wouldn't use nowadays a smartphone for video, especially when you have either a Canon M ML RAW or a Osmo Pocket. I mention it for stills though : -)

Unexpected, maybe yes maybe not, would seem elucidative in any way whatsoever this comparative into PureView realm here: http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/features/item/23435_Imaging_showdown_Nokia_808_Sym.php However, the 2019 version is far from its RAW best, pretty worthy to mention as well. Last but not least... "This isn't the PureView branded phone you're looking for." What to say more?

Where can we place our pre-order...? Can't wait! ; -)

If you let their 5-star technical service take care of you, no need to wait any longer than 1 week, as my most fair bet would be same business week with the odds in your behalf : ) You're actually a lucky shooter because this camera is worthy of much more than any waiting... The best acquisition device I've ever used ; -)

Shame on you @Kisaha ! : -)

I am ordering the new Nokia 9 PureView to finally upgrade from my old 2nd 808 PureView unit. @Andrew Reid We miss you and your insights, man, you should post more often (E : -)

A disclaimer BTW: Petri was the 1st lens and camera (a rangefinder) ever used by me more than 4 decades ago. As matter of fact, where everything began. I still recall that lovely focus assist where a ghost greenish yellow line was the modern focus peaking of nowadays. No AF, no chance to erase the film or lab cost either. Pretty ingenious, actually. Only as reminder to those who have no clue what this brand and many others mean for several of us : ) BTW part II as moral of the story, think twice or bite your tongue before to bash Canikon, Fujis and alike please... LOL : -)