jmm

I fully agree with the article. As an enthusiast who enjoys film making in many different genres, including documentary, action, drama etc as well as a very passionate wildlife photographer, I had a hard choice to make a for a new camera. When the 7D II was announced I was really excited only to find the video quality to be horrible. I love the A7 S in terms of video, but burst shooting and AF are not satisfactory for stills. In the end now, I found my compromise with a Nikon D750 that I will buy in Spring. As I am switching systems (my Sony DSLR is not video capable and my best friend owns the camera we used for film making, but I moved to London and he to Hamburg) so I was open to any system. If Canon had paid more attention to video, and 1080p is fine for me, then they would have gotten me for one DSLR now, a couple of lenses and regular new lens buys whenever deemed necessary, Now Nikon got the honor. Better Stills quality, better video quality, better low light, an almost step-less aperture in video mode. If they add peaking as well, Canon can close their factories in my opinion. And as soon as money lets me and need arises, maybe I will buy a native 4K A7 S successor.