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It is nice to see this refocus from Canon..... but 10 years later....for me it comes too late. Their absence since 5D mk ii had me invest in GH4, then GH5 and GH5s. I am now semi retired and won't change my video gear, because I don't need to. What I do need is a great full frame mirrorless camera for my own photography and some gigs, and I don't want to pay for all the R&D and tech going into the EOS R. Will have to wait and see what they offer.

Well here's my 2 cents. A is RAW, B is video. The cooler white balance of B is a red herring. A has way more depth and resolution. B is thinner and sharper. If I am wrong I'll eat my hat which is made of fine dark chocolate.

Andrew you are really a huge help for us all in making sense of this difficult trade. Thank you! I have a question about the dynamic range comparisons. Where do you decide the middle is for each camera? I assume you did that because neither the highlights nor the shadows match for any of the cameras. My thinking was that if I matched them all for the highlights or for the blacks, then you would see the difference at the other end of the curve. I know exposure is such critical thing, a third of a stop makes a big difference one way or another, so if the cameras don't match in the blacks, how can you decide if they are blowing out comparatively in the highlights?

I would like to know if the camera also outputs 1080 flavors in 10 bit 4:2:2? Thanks,

This is wonderful new. It's early days but I do notice what looks like some kind of interlace or Line skipping artifacts. Can you comment on this at this time?