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@kelstertx

That's the way to do it but there are a lot of people who don't think like this. :)

Those who think cloud is good, safe and cheep, think again!

You should also compare it with the new 2000$ 6D mk2 camera. The Iphone 4K will blow away the Canon mushy 1080p. :))

@Zdman "This is a lighting issue which would happen with any shutter that freezed the frame."...."is unique to the camera"

Apparently your are incorrect. :)

"I...notice there are BLUE and PURPLE...

Very funny! :)

And also only SD XC UHS I (very slow card) support. :)

You have forgotten some very important aspects like:
- No 1/8000 shutter speed
- No 1/250 or at least 1/200 flash sync speed.

The "1080p variant" looks like a 720p resolution wise!

WOW, I'm simply "astound" by the video quality out of this new 2000$ camera! Really Canon, 720p of real resolution in 2017?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JC1quDC6jYQ

This is exactly what I was trying to do for you, but it seams you didn't like my opinions base on real life usage, you don't like the arguments and test charts that back those up etc. What more can ...

Unfortunately that's not true! The Nikon 85mm f/1,4 is very soft wide open, heck is still soft even stopped down to f/2 unfortunately. Also keep in mind, the out of focus areas will deteriorate ...

The Nikon 85mm f/1,4 is anything but sharp wide open, and that's in the in the center of the frame. :)

Strictly in regards to stills, I agree there may be cheaper or better options out there, but for people who are in search of a photo video hybrid, this system rocks!

You should go to a local store where they have the Nocticron on stock and compare them yourself. That's the best way of forming an opinion. :)

The only thing Nikon will demolish is you wallet!

If you want a very good 85mm f/1,4 get the Sigma Art. It's fantastically sharp, with very good contrast and nice bokeh. The only problem may be the unreliable focus on Nikon body's :( . On the ...

The 85mm f/1,8 is a Marvell and it's also very affordable. But it's not quite as sharp wide open as the Nocticron and the AF is slower and much less precise, at least on my D800. Yes, you'll get a ...

Unfortunately they only have samples at maximum aperture and f/8. :(

This was not a DOF test but a "resolved detail test". The focus appeaser to be on the top of the left bottle (for both lenses). No offense but the image on the right is clearly much better. :)

Here's the technical methodology behind Lenstip tests: http://www.lenstip.com/127.1-article-Why_the_Lenstip_reviews_differ_from_others_.html Beyond theory, here's a image comparison between the ...