nathanleebush

It just sucks that Canon keeps winning the video war despite itself. First, they accidentally started the modern Indie filmmaking revolution with the 5DII, and now a ragtag team of hackers opens up...

Share's the GH2's excellent video sensor, which is still second best among DSLR class cameras only to the GH3.

Yeah, this paired with the IS system in the EM-5 would make sense, But micro-shake is very apparent in pretty much any handheld footage. Not sure what the point of a small pocket camera form factor...

And this is slightly smaller than MFT. Super 16 is actually a great sensor size as many super 16 lenses vignette on the BMCC .. But you can still achieve fantastic depth of field with fast lenses....

And this is slightly smaller than MFT. Super 16 is actually a great sensor size as many super 16 lenses vignette on the BMCC .. But you can still achieve fantastic depth of field with fast lenses....

Yeah, but with adaptors you can also use adaptors for EF or PL mount, as well as numerous other mounts that EF can't support, so why would you want EF natively?

I wrote about these implications when the glasses were first announced: http://blog.adoramarentals.com/2012/05/10/google-glasses-welcome-to-the-panopticon/

No DSLR on the market offers as robust a movie mode. If you're interested in a video DSLR, this is the best option out there, save for a hacked GH2.

No DSLR on the market offers as robust a movie mode, both in image quality and featureset. If you're interested in a video DSLR, this is the best option out there, save for a hacked GH2.

No DSLR on the market offers as robust a movie mode, both in image quality and featureset. If you're interested in a video DSLR, this is the best option out there, save for a hacked GH2. And yes,...

Sony's working towards the Holy Grail. Still needs EVF, interchangeable lenses and zippy autofocus, video improvement (for me, not a straight photog, sorry guys) but they are closer than anyone, IMO.

So why are audiences rejecting 48fps, if its a "newer, better, more realistic" technology. Why add film grain to Harry Potter 7? We're a nostalgic species, and we like tradition.

Am I crazy or is there not more barrel distortion with the adapter? Nobody seems to be talking about that. The aspect ratio is the same, but the image seems to warp more.

I kind of like the brown, but the red looks god awful

I kind of like the brown, and would like it more matte, but the red looks god awful

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Who need luxury materials in their digital camera, whose technology will be obsolete in a year anyway?

That's what I don't get about the whole Leica fetishism. This isn't like an M4 which you buy...

This company sure has chutzpah. Repackaging an ancient camera (replete with 230k screen) as a new one with a premium price while keeping a straight face takes some balls.

Canon reminds me of Apple, and specifically The Onion article about the iPhone from last week: "With CEO Tim Cook stating that desperate customers would surely 'line up like idiots' to purchase the...

I think Canon gets that this is a dying product category. Why buy small sensor compacts when engineering teams are putting much larger sensors in smaller bodies (RX100) and smartphone manufacturers...