Emanuel

M Motors require an interface cable but you do not require any for Nucleus N motors as these are included with the AFX.

Here I am ; )
Russian lenses other than Lomo and Zenit or Mir?
https://www.onestopfilms.co.uk/elite-anamorphic/
https://www.thephoblographer.com/2020/04/12/beautiful-and-affordable-7-vintage-soviet-lenses-to-adapt-to-your-camera/
And yet that Takumar beyond Pentax brand  ;- )
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takumar
Without mention one of my fav lenses ever!
 
Ask one of our friends @Tito Ferradans about ;- )

This is a second other one of my very own fav special set.

I guess this initiative has cleared overcome any initial expectations on both ways, kudos to you man!
Any filmmaker outside of this deal has no idea what is missing. Only to say the least : )
Salivating for next release!

Almost 24 hours to close the campaign... time to the last lucky bastards join the party ;- )

Almost 24 hours to close the campaign... time to the last lucky bastards join the party ;- )

January 8th, 1935 - November 17th, 2020.
One of the masters of underwater photography and its pioneer.
Without him we would have all a different progress in this craft and tools to create our work. Credentials to whom earned them.
JFYI
 
https://divingalmanac.com/brooks-ii-ernest/
 

Rich man's toy.

MMX info here
 

For Pocket4K/6K where we control the focus of the electronic lens then yes this would be a possibility.
No, it is only the cable for the N motor that is included. 
Every M motor that you use whether it is directly connected to the AFX or connected to the MMX requires an adapter cable.
We use the N port size as the "standard" to keep the footprint and cost down as the M port requires the much bigger and obviously far more expensive 7 pin connector.  The N motor is also far more common than the M motor amongst our users.
Therefore, every M motor used requires a cable to adapt to that "standard".
So, for anyone just using an AFX and a single M motor, they need to buy either cable type 1 or cable type 2 depending on whether they want the USB outlet to power the AFX or if they are OK to just run it on its own internal battery.
For anyone using an MMX, the first M motor that they use must use cable type 3 as this is the one that will power the MMX itself and with its USB outlet it can also of course power the AFX. 
For subsequent M motors that they attach to the other ports of the MMX they will need either cable type 1 or cable type 2.

Questions like this show why the camera people aren't in charge of the business side of things... 🙂

Seems the best DJI bird bet for now:
 

Nino's:
 

Done, by suggestion of our webmaster, let's focus here for the overheating hassle : )
 
Still wondering if this cannot help the overheating issue coupled to an aluminium cage...

This is coming from the main R5 thread:
Manufacturer's webpage link:

 

Some additional accessory suggested by an useful tip from our user member's entry @Jn-.
 
And here are the last contributions to the talk:
 
 

No IBIS is a deal breaker for people used to already have it in 2020 for less than 6000 bucks.
That electronic ND filter also going along the a7SIII might be the extra plus against the most direct competitors today for growing their E-mount adopters basis indeed. Lack of future sales perspective from their side if you ask me :- )

That's a double challenge indeed : )
Isn't that what they actually try?? ; )
It's not true such attempt is totally useless at all.
Without mention, cut is part of the process, post (part of this craft) is not only trying to correct with 10% warp stabilization.
That said, imperfection is part of this art. There is a level of tolerance on both ways for sure. Other than that it's just people complaining on web ;- )

Yeah, not surprises here, very underrated one indeed.
In Portuguese now (sorry folks, @techie you're right!) but quite of a remark -- selfie camera included on 8K (BTW 5 to 8 minutes before overheating in accordance with the reviewer info/tip) and 4K 120fps for a little bargain, that is, for 800 bucks:
 

No IBIS is a deal breaker for people used to already have it in 2020 for less than 6000 bucks.
That electronic ND filter also going along the a7SIII might be the extra plus against the most direct competitors today for growing their E-mount adopters basis indeed. Lack of future sales perspective from their side if you ask me :- )

Except that Ryzen can’t edit HEVC 4:2:2 smoothly at all. And since we are on a camera forum, I would assume that is very important consideration for many people.

For the FCP video editors out there:
4K 10-bit 4:2:2 HEVC from R5 with insane bitrates...not a problem
4K 60p 10-bit 4:2:2 HEVC with several corrections and a LUT applied....not a problem.
Very impressive considering his $15,000 Mac Pro can’t do it.

HUGE media blitz with glowing reviews...remember me the launches of certain images devices that we are used here... 🙂

Looks like the new Macs are really good, but if I was looking to buy one, would wait until some real world users put it to their paces (and maybe the Rosetta caches becomes full).

The 16Gb ram (not expandable) max and the restriction of having only one external monitor could be deal breakers to some video editing setups.

(and with the "Apple dollar" here in Brazil, you could buy a top last gen Ryzen with 32 gb ram, top video card and 2TB SSD with the local price of the new Mac Mini, and have some money to spare...)

here we are
https://www.theverge.com/21570497/apple-macbook-pro-2020-m1-review
 

A lot of them are covered under KMZ but I'll add the others.
Thanks.
Thanks
Basic rule of thumb is that if you can get a lens gear on it then it is compatible.
Thats a big "if" though for a number of lenses.

Nothing wrong with that post work.
No action cam will mimic that.