filmmakereu

I think the gap isn't another database of specifications. We already have plenty of those, and the old DPReview reviews are still remarkably useful for understanding what a camera was when it launched. What seems to be missing is a "today" layer. How easy is it to live with in 2026? Are batteries and accessories still readily available? How well does the codec fit modern editing workflows? Are there reliability issues that only became apparent over time? What does the current used price actually buy compared to newer alternatives? I'd also like to see a stronger filmmaking angle rather than just image quality. Some older cameras still have a rendering or shooting experience that makes them genuinely enjoyable, even if they're objectively behind in dynamic range or autofocus. Most launch reviews answered, "Is this a good camera today?" The more interesting question now is, "Who is this camera still a great tool for?"

Most people will probably end up buying both and using them with two different focal lengths, as in the case of the filmmaker you referred to. That level of flexibility is hard to beat. After all, they’re portable and easy to carry around. The footage matches pretty well too. I wouldn’t even mind making a few minor tweaks, if any are needed.

Incredible piece!

What quiet autofocus lenses on video mode as far as EF mount concerns from your own experience? Interest to have both working on E and L mounts through adapter or metabones.

Enchanté! Good luck!

I think people have little clue about things they think they know.

Hard to say it better.

I don't mind to watch your stuff but that aspect ratio, oh my, it is so strange to see it coupled with such soap opera style. Really.

IBIS... jack of all trades but not always better than master of one.

I have read lens stabilization and autofocus only works on 8K50P when powered externally... Is it true?

Does it record 8K50P internally after all? Full lens stabilization and autofocus internally? Supplied with the EF lenses via their adapter too? What lenses have you used there?

Okay, I asked because you mentioned the other camera in the previous page of this R7 thread. In the other thread, I read that you have one R5 C, yes? Do you mind to help there then?

Any estimation how bad rolling shutter is on R5 C 8K50P/60P?

Any estimation how bad rolling shutter is on 8K50P/60P?

8K50P/60P?