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As for EVF you are totally right. On those BTS videos the camera operators always use a tilting VF electronic or just lupe on the LCD. The A7 evfs are not tilting at all.

Will it be Netflix certified like the FX6 and unlike the A7Siii? I mean, is the FX3 lacking features that prevent Netflix certification, which is sought after marketing feature?

@Ed I am curios how 180 or other shutter angle can be outdated in movie making industry?

Wow, no timecode I/O = no netflix certification. No shutter angle, no waveform monitor, hmm, what makes this a cinema line camera ? Aha, I see, the screwholes on the body.

@Revenant I have a revelation (2/22/21), I am pretty much sure that the FX3 will have Timecode I/O purely so that they can get the "Netflix Certified" branding, which will do wonders for Sony's...

How interesting: a year ago I was convinced that for video specifications this camera cannot be beaten. And today we have the A7SIII with lower price, ultimate video tracking AF and a lot better...

If you have a closer look on the second photo of the A7SIII you can see how pathetic is left swingout screen: it is totally unusable. if you have anything plugged in. I used to have a Panasonic...

Not underestimated in video camera business at all. In stills image cameras it is a rarity today unfortunately. Canon used to have a similar tilting EVF for EOS M. Sony used to have high qualty...

@RUs I agree that I dont see the FX3 is different enough from A7SIII. Most importantly the Fx3 has no built in electronic ND either. No camera manufacturer so far was able to add both ND and IBIS....

If only the C70 had been full frame and half the size with rotating grip.

There is a quite popular cinematographer, AR, who is heavily promoting affordable DSLR and mirrorless cameras for movie making, and he has surprisingly bad opinion about JD's knowledge and works....

Wow a response from the great and knowledgeable beatboxa. Thank you, Sir. I used be big Nikon 1 fan. I still have two V1 cameras. As for Nikon I have an F80 and a D700, too.

What is interesting that the new Z7ii with same sensor as the original is capable to record line-skipping, if I am not mistaken, 4K@60fps. A Nikon expert explained that the image quality is not...

@Elisam Just to make sure, No Panasonic cameras today, not even the mighty $4000 S1H can record Full Frame 4K at 60fps. The Sony sensor used in Panasonic FF cameras is simply not designed for that...

I full-heartedly agree with the complaints of missing IBIS and it is not FF, still this is the camera that is possibly making me go back to Fujifilm. The shape, the minimalist layout (no mode dial)...

@Mateus Just out of curiosity. If you need full size 4k60fps 10bit 422 internal, why not just go for an R6 (overheatong strong rolling shutter, no unlimited recording though) or A7Siii (which is in...

@Markr Exactly, and the Canon Sony duopoly in this arena adjust their prices accordingly. If you want high bitrates/depths in video along with blazing fast and reliable no-hunting/pulsing video AF,...

@Nick Your pint is great, but you do really believe that an owner of an "expensive EF cine lens" would use a BM camera when excellent Canon cameras like the C70, C200? Anyhow, I was wrong, I...

I am absolutely convinced, the more I was thinking and reading your words. This is basically a manual focus camera, using any mirrorless mount (L, E, M43, Z, RF) wouldn't give any advantages other...

I understand the temptation to use the term "A1", in American culture it is really meaningful. Possibly the next version is going to be "A1+". Still, this camera should have been named A9III to...