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    tweak got a reaction from redimp in Guess the setup?   
    Smearing and distortion also gave it away. Although some wide anamorphics do have that as well.
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    tweak got a reaction from valery akos in Make my Kowa 2x Bell Howell single focus   
    Core DNA is a far better use for your money.
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    tweak got a reaction from Spgreen65 in What is your recipe for GH4/G7 anamorphic?   
    You can find info about it on here - https://diehroptic.ch
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    tweak got a reaction from Geoff CB in Sony a6300 4k   
    @ Dayraven, the fact that people were discussing that notion in an attempt to somehow rationalise the horrendous rolling shutter performance (in the off chance that they purchased the cam) is funny enough for me. I'm sure no-one in their right mind really thinks it's "OK"  .

    @Kisaha, I agree you can't have it all for a super low price. What I'm talking about is a premium APS-C sensor camera offering, in an A7 package. I'm sure there's a market for this. Lets see if the a7000 comes out soon and what it looks like.
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    tweak got a reaction from Cinegain in Sony a6300 4k   
    All good in theory except the 1080p mode is soft and not veery good IQ at all in comparison to A7 series 1080p or other cameras (GH4 etc.)


    This thread cracks me up reading about rolling shutter being OK as you can use it "stylistically"... You can also use an miniDV camera stylistically, why don't we all get one of those next? 
    Sony has tried to cram some great features into an awkward frame and as an end result made some half baked crippled mess. Lets hope the a6300 successor will fix these issues. Should I start a6400 rumours already??? :D 

    p.s. I don't understand why Sony doesn't just make their top of the line APS-C camera the same body as an A7ii (like 5D is to 7D). That makes far more sense to me, especially given the people I see who are most interested in it.
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