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Beautifully shot. 
 
Looks like the 6k wins out by a small but noticeable margin. 
Both cameras are really impressive though, the highlight recovery tool in resolve is incredible. 

Beautifully shot. 
 
Looks like the 6k wins out by a small but noticeable margin. 
Both cameras are really impressive though, the highlight recovery tool in resolve is incredible. 

You do know what forum you are on right? 😂

4k 60p can now be shot in DCI 4K at 400mbps vs previously only ultra HD at 200mbps 

I mean in terms of gear addicts, which I think is probably 50% of the forum. Or at least me haha

You do know what forum you are on right? 😂

Short shot with Pocket 4k and Dzofilm 20-70mm Parfocal Cine Zoom T2.9
 

You do know what forum you are on right? 😂

4k 60p can now be shot in DCI 4K at 400mbps vs previously only ultra HD at 200mbps 

Interesting, it puzzles me that 8k is already on the table when it seems like everyone is still struggling to pull of 4k without overheating. 

You do know what forum you are on right? 😂

Interesting, it puzzles me that 8k is already on the table when it seems like everyone is still struggling to pull of 4k without overheating. 

It terms of handheld though my Ursa mini is kind of ideal for that. The weight and really low rolling shutter is ideal for that. Its 7.6ms in 4.6K and something like 6ms in 2k. Really the best performance on the market in this price bracket next to an Alexa classic. 

I'll probably use all three for most things I do, different applications. The F3 would probably be used least TBH. Its nice having three cameras for interviews mainly. 

I probably look crazy with how often I buy and sell cameras but I did put a good deal of thought into the URSA. I've worked with the URSA as well as other blackmagic cameras many times and I always really love the experience. Editing some footage I shot for a client at only 1080p prores LT (DP's choice not mine haha) and seeing how good it looked really sold me. The thing about something like the S1 is the rolling shutter is 3x more than the URSA in 4.6k. Is it noticeable in most situations? No, but for handheld yes. 
I am really on the fence about the Sony F3 now. May just hold off on that 

4k 60p can now be shot in DCI 4K at 400mbps vs previously only ultra HD at 200mbps 

In addition to my Sony A7III and a BMPCC4k I plan to add an Olympus EM1 Mk 3 to my kit. 

The XH2 will still come. 

In reality the XH1 should have been the XT3 with IBIS and the XT3 should have been what the XT4 is. That said its ok, Fuji is still doing more than most companies. 

TBH The XT4 will be an ideal camera. Nice bright screen, IBIS, great image as per Fuji, and great battery life(especially with a grip). It needs to get rid of the record limits tho. 

My concern is it being jumpy. 

The XH2 will still come. 

In reality the XH1 should have been the XT3 with IBIS and the XT3 should have been what the XT4 is. That said its ok, Fuji is still doing more than most companies. 

TBH The XT4 will be an ideal camera. Nice bright screen, IBIS, great image as per Fuji, and great battery life(especially with a grip). It needs to get rid of the record limits tho. 

Yeah the S1 is going for stupid cheap used. I'll get one later this year almost 100%

I think the hype has died down but its a hugely popular camera. I see it being used a lot and I know a lot of people who are planning on purchasing it. I usually tell them its a good choice. 

I personally am thinking about getting one as well. The Pocket 6k had my attention but now that I think about it the Pocket 4k is probably a better option. Longer battery life, larger FOV with a speedbooster(1.34/1.24 crop depending on speedbooster, compared to 1.6), being able to mount a speedbooster also means a stop more light making it superior in low light, 4k RAW without crop(6k is not always wanted). I am thinking about an S1 or S1H as well but the Pocket is such a good deal at $1000 used. The internal RAW and beautifully easy menu system on Blackmagic is hard to beat. 

You could buy a grip for it...

Great lighting here and excellent story. 

Sigma has come close to offering an affordable package that gives you everything you'd need. No compressed RAW or good auto focus though or intermediate codec. 
Full frame is cool as it gives an edge in low light. At some point that will no longer matter and sensor size will become pretty irrelevant. 
Once someone comes out with the equivalent of an S1H with Canon like auto focus there won't be need for much more for most people, especially if it has compressed RAW as well. 
In terms of more professional filmaking there really isn't a huge drive for better cameras. Its really this one man band stuff that is pushing the innovation imho. There will come a point when the one man band has everything he needs and that will drive down innovation as there simply won't be a demand for more. 

Shot this with an XT3 and GH5.