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Haha, yes you do. It's the only APS-C lens I kept after upgrading to full frame, it's small, lightweight and super sharp, perfect for action photos on mountain bike or ski touring trips. I would ...

I second that everyone using cine EI should read Mr Chapman's article! I think you can fake EI on the A7m4 by over/underexposing and only using base ISO. Much harder to control though. And of ...

I also cut A1 8k on my MacBook air using davinci 18beta and now release. But the difference to the OP question is, that h265 decoding is fully supported by the GPU inside apple silicon. I assume ...

Sounds silly but I am holding out for at least a 480gb version, still too small. Sony A1 and FX6 fill up those 160gb or now new 240gb cards way too easily. Especially with high framerate video,...

Darktable and digikam are great opensource editor/viewers. May I ask which Sony model you are using, because for me raw and heif files display just fine with macOS preview for me, using Sony A1. ...

Yes it does, but since your phone can be a wifi hotspot that is not a real dealbreaker. This app https://www.iosappweekly.com/fileexplorer/ has a built-in FTP server. Once you configured it, you ...

The speed problem is why I proposed to send image directly after you shot them via FTP. Which could be an issue if the WiFi is flakey, true. Here's the app they offer ...

Well the usb standard says minimum plug cycles, I would assume Sony didn't use the cheapest socket for a product like the A1. Anyways, you might want to look into FTP for transferring your ...

The standard rates usb-c sockets for 10000 plug cycles, so if you do it once literally every day that is about 27 years. Should be fine :)

I fully agree with everything you said - but I have the need for 30fps so I waited for the GM2 and bought it. Up until the GM2 rumors the Tamron was on the top of my list, because it really ...

I am considering using those cards for my FX6. Would you be willing to run a benchmark I wrote on them? Only works if you have a usb-c cfexpress type-a card reader though. The benchmark fills the ...

According to your logic the card is also only 64GB in size since they keep the capital B also to denote it's size ;) I think their graphics artist copied the CFE type B design and forgot to update ...

It technically could but since the card doesn't announce that it is vpg 200 compatible the A1 doesn't let you record. The Sony FX6 would though after a warning.

Not a hundred percent certain for heif because there's sadly not much software still, but if sgamut3 is selected that should be tge colour space otherwise it's a bug in Sony firmware. Yeah a node ...

I have the same problem with my nvme adapter - so the A1 tells you in an error message that the card is not according to standard and doesn't let record any video formats beyond 200mbit/s - that ...

if you have a valid reason why they haven't done this yet, please let me know. I cannot find one.

They should add 10bit HEIF support before starting on working on any new fancy features, cameras supporting the HEIF format are now available for more than 2 years, if you count iPhones even longer...

I assume 55mm on a Full-frame sensor? You can simulate lens and aperture choices here https://dofsimulator.net/en/ - e.g. given you are on a FF sensor with your 55mm lens you can film the full ...

If you're going to film yourself with your iPhone, which likely has better video quality than a webcam plus is much more mobile, I'd suggest some Lightning adapter compatible solutions. Røde has ...

Yep I agree with that, invest that money into a light setup. There are many affordable LED panels out there. However if you really need wider than 24mm or you're not interested in setting up ...