JayCole

Since this is definitely the result of the smartphone combining multiple images, competing with this in stills is a matter of bracketing.

For video, I imagine there may be various schemes. Picture a big ugly Franken-Camera with a main sensor and a smaller secondary sensor to grab the highlights. Something like an A7s iii with a NEX riding in a ‘sidecar’. Unwieldy, complicated, and totally uncompromising; exactly the king of thing that is at home on a film set.

I am also reminded of Fuji’s old multi-size pixel sensors in the Nikon-bodied Finepix line. They were stills only, but they were claimed to be magic sauce by many wedding photogs in the mid 2000s.

HDMI seems to always carry the bright green battery symbol. I’ve been through the manual and forums and can’t find a definitive answer. Anyone using this e-m10 iii with an external recorder or capture card? I’m trying to go into a BM ultrastudio 4K and there it is, bright neon green battery symbol. Is there a fix? Thanks in advance!