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Do any cameras not run hot when shooting 4K at 120fps? As Peter McKinnon says in the video, it's all situational (shooting is hot jungle vs. the Arctic) how long it goes with the overheat warning....

Nice try.

"Too expensive for me"

Fixed it for you.

New technology doesn't meat it can't be introduced because people are running on older, unsupported hardware.

Eventually, PC hardware will get up to speed. That's why many upgrade their...

The usual fabrication trying to be passed off as fact.

That's what happens when you don't practice social-distancing with a bison.

@landscaper1 - Come on. Really? You don't know what to do if you see dust on a protective sensor cover?

Nothing is 100%, however it's certainly better than all the sensor dust complaints...

*update - When the R-body's lens is removed (powered on or off) the shutter closes to prevent dust from entering.

Sensor dust primarily enters during the time in-between lens changing when the sensor area is exposed. Sure... depending on the kind of lens one uses (non-weather-sealed), that's possible as well,...

I do tons of underwater photography and this is an excellent, elegant solution for those of us that use filters on our lenses. Underwater housings and certain lenses we use make using filters a...

Not necessary. When powered off, the R-body's shutter drops down to effectively shield the sensor from the outside environment. Sensor dust is effectively eliminated.

I'm curious if these cracks are related to an engineering problem, or an outside factor like the camera being dropped.

You "need"?

Sorry... but one incident doesn't constitute a pattern. If anything, the officer in question should be investigated, but more context is necessary.

I'm reading stories of other journalists...

Are they being "targeted", or are they just at the wrong place at the wrong time? Not dismissing what happened to them, but if you're in what essentially is a war zone, there comes a point that...

Of course... all the sofa software engineers are all out. Hindsight is always 20/20. You guys are so smart, nothing in technology has ever came out from nowhere and surprised you. *rolls...

It's not like IT departments everywhere is just "magically" supposed to know that future smartphones will start using HEIC.

The school should accommodate the students, and obviously make it a very...

@chev3100 - AF is fine for "sir click-a-lot and wedding photographers"?

You must be a weekend wannabe photographer.

@xeppelin - stop it. Thunderbolt is NOT Apple tech. It’s made by Intel. It’s available on Wintel machines too. Pushing your Apple-hating agenda based on misinformation just makes you a troll.

@xeppelin - you do realize Thunderbolt is Intel tech, not Apple, and that USB4 encapsulates TB3 to get the speed right?

Your agenda is showing. At least base it on truth.