Marcio Kabke Pinheiro

For size comparisons, it is in Camerasize already.

http://camerasize.com/compare/#782,727

I do hope Blackmagic have already bought up a boatload of the sensors.
I can just see Panasonic getting on the phone to Sony this morning and saying "You know that IMX294CJK sensor that we buy off you for our GH5 cameras? How many have you got?....Right, we're on our way there now....We'll take the lot"
 

Jon, why don’t you bake in the LUT? It looks terrible!

Looks like that is it not so big at the end (only chunky):

Looks like that is it not so big at the end (only chunky):

Looks like that the audio preamp problems of the BMPCC were not solved. 

Yeah, looks like Tech.
V-Tech to be precise

Thanks for that detective work @BTM_Pix
The situation so far would suggest raw video on the NX1 doesn't exist... at least not yet.
Whoever is trying has my support! @Arikhan is welcome to continue posting his progress, but only if real.
I will soon be locking the thread.

And indeed a lot of filmmakers spend a ton of cash buying the Canon's C line - which makes us to come back to the first two posts.  People still buy Canons a lot - why they will change?

They will only change when the revenue starts to drop - could be the case, since last Canon's interviews mention mirrorless cameras a lot. I see two possible outcomes:

- They are smart and have mirrorless prototypes under works for a lot of time. In this meantime, the market had matured, the desired features are more or less known, and they can release cameras for each segment (segmentation will never go away) much more focused.
- They still afraid of canibalizing DSLR's and Cinema C line and really are behind.

Yep. Works particularly well with teh SLR Magic Rangefinder, or so I hear.

Yeah, the A7III is a steal :D

Well, the debate can end, the master has spoken.
 

Market fragmentation is a very well documented concept, it applies to everything humam created, from shaving razors to spaceships.
Obviously there are small compact cars with basic safety tech that cost 10.000$€£ and Volvo's (admittedly the safest cars, they even have a pedestrian air bag!) that start from 30.000$€£.
Most of the modern safety features (except the aforementioned airbag) are just software implemented or having 1-2 sensors. Total real cost could be 10$ per car, but as an extra, each one costs from hundrends to the thousands.
I do not see anything weird here, only that Japanese can be very honest on their interviews, unlike western executives that always say what you want to hear, or what they want you to hear!

C'mon.....Its been Monday for 10 whole hours now @Arikhan

You not getting an X-H1 then Jon?
 

People on eBay right now when they try to outbid EOSHD members for used NX1's.
 

Yes, its so I can listen to music while I work out why it doesn't work
No, its the actual unit that controls the camera over wifi and gives you feedback on your settings.
It can be mounted on a hotshoe like it is here or wherever you want. 
I don't need Kickstarter to finish it but do need Kickupthearse
 
 

Do you mean 'M' on the mode dial, or with the mode dial set to 'Creative movie mode' (the 'movie camera' icon) and then setting that into 'M' mode (via the touchscreen).
To get full exposure control for video you need to select 'Creative movie mode' on the mode dial. Then use the icon at the top-left corner of the LCD screen to select P/A/S/M for 'Creative movie mode' (only).
Pressing the movie record button when the mode dial is in P/A/S/M positions (which control the exposure mode for still photos) will always use auto exposure for video. 

HOLY SHIT!!!

8K is the future, buying a 4K domain would be like having an HD reference in your site or something like "eos" or both...

Thought to myself, "I'll go to the X-H1 thread and talk about some of the assumptions about Fuji AF being substandard versus my contrary experience of of the AF using the X-T2 for some very demanding tasks and also my tests of the Face Detect AF on it last year and....."
Well, then I opened the thread....
 
 

My involvement with movie / stills (even as an amateur till this day) is (I think) kind of interesting.

I love music (more in the past - free time is shorter to enjoy it each day that passes), love to go to concerts, but...my memory is kind of weak, a lot of moments in concerts end being forgotten. Hence I had the idea to film parts of the concerts as a way to remember. It was a time that smartphones are the Samsung's with Tizen, Android did not even exist yet, and I bought a Kodak Zi8 - a little film camera, fixed lens, with 1080p (a rarity in those days). And started to record some shows.

Soon I upgraded to a Sony HX9, much better quality and sound. And with it, tried to start to take some stills - and liked it. Than start to search for a camera that could make good movies and stills, Google mentioned a camera called GH2, I found a site called EOSHD, which owner made a video in Tokyo with that camera that blowns me away...and the rest is history.

Video brought me the stills, and I love both. It gives you that kind of satisfaction from a thing that was created, and done, only by you, a sense of accomplishment. As I guy that likes art, it is the closest that I can get to it.

But I think that my stills side in much better.  All photos with m4/3 cameras, "which sucks for concerts, you need a full frame one". The second one was published in the Franz Ferdinand's Instagram account, good moment.

is that a bottle cap on top?

I've heard a rumour that all the court's members were NX1 users, and that Lee promised to launch the NX2 if he is released.