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Tracking and AF are going to be 2 different things. Tracking will essentially be a scaled down (lower-resolution) image that takes an object that has been identified via initial AF point and tries ...

Or just a more powerful processor...

It's simple. It's because of Canon's dual pixels. Like I said when it was first announced:
https://www.dpreview.com/opinion/0931673290/canon-r3-what-do-we-know?comment=7968853637

This camera...

ISO is not the same thing as active d-lighting, is it? (no). We are talking about the relationship between Active D-Lighting and the raw, not between ISO and the raw. The relationship between ...

That's not what direct means. If one is saying that the picture control (or active D-lighting) then changes the exposure or ISO; and the exposure or ISO then changes the raw, then this is an ...

This is more on an indirect effect, and it is only assuming you are using some sort of auto exposure while the scene has a lot of shadows.  If you manually expose (or offset using EC), this ...

Thank you skyrunr; and for the OP's benefit, I'll paste in some links to some of the Picture control threads. There are many others. But in essence, think about it like this: (1) Raw file (data) >> ...

Don't know, but you may be able to load it manually by creating the right directory structure manually using Windows file explorer (or whatever) and copying the right file into it, named properly. ...

What may have happened was:
-10-15 years ago, you could get a D40 with a kit lens
-Then, you bought one and realized point-and-shoot didn't quite do what you were looking for
-Then, you tried to...

You can't.  You can't shoot without a Picture Control.  You have to control the picture control (which will affect the JPEG rendering but not the raw).

This might be due to picture controls, which control how the camera renders its raw sensor data. See here: (1) https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/62124401

You should re-read what I wrote above so that you can learn where you went wrong. This is the Z forum, not the DSLR forum. DSLRs have an Auto-indexing tab that mechanically communicates the ...

You have to manually scroll through the list and select it. Non-CPU means the camera has no way of knowing which of these lenses is attached (or even if any lens is attached at all).

Yes, good point. Of the three supported OS (Mac, Windows, Linux), I believe Mac is the only one that supports GPU hardware decoding (I'm not sure about encoding). And Studio (paid version)...

The free version of DaVinci Resolve does use GPU hardware acceleration for some tasks (example: color grading); while others (eg. encoding h.264) are handled by the CPU.

What do you want to shoot with it?

I don't think zoom on/off can be assigned to the center of the joystick: (1) https://onlinemanual.nikonimglib.com/z7_z6/en/09_menu_guide_05_f02.html

The flaw here is that in your responses, some will say it's good and some will say it's bad. Autofocus is circumstantial and highly dependent on things like modes used, subject contrast, lighting ...

Thanks! I think Sigma will do it. But "eventually." Let's be real: Z mount is a tiny fraction of the market, which itself is limited in size. Maybe 5 or 10% of mirrorless. Sigma is going to target ...

Yup.  That's F-mount vs. EF mount.  Not E mount vs. Z mount.