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This version adds GPU support for the develop module, so you'll only see improvements when editing photos.

The Note 10 is already out isn't it? (or at least coming very soon)

Maybe the Note 11.

EF mount lenses are magnitudes cheaper than PL. This is not a pro-level cinema camera. Its a relatively cheap one for budding movie-makers.

Who the f. is looking lovingly at their camera instead of actually using it?
Doesn't matter what it looks like as long as what it shoots looks good.

Announcement coming at the end of August apparently

Tom Anderson, is that you? :)

My thoughts too. You either need to take away a good chunk of the screen for controls which, in my experience, have terrible response or add some sort of external controller making the phone bigger...

Since the change, its odd seeing posts with no likes on them (unless some follower also likes that post.)
Like most of these changes, we'll get used to it eventually.

And there's not likely to be an EF mount on any future ML cameras either. RF looks to be their ML mount going forward. Yes, there will still be EF mount lenses released, but once some pro level ...

TBH replacing a spinning disk with an SSD makes a huge difference. It'll probably feel like a whole new machine. Going from SSD to NVMe is not quite as big a difference, but still noticeable.

The Nikon Zs can't ever have a proper vertical grip. There's no pins for any controls. It holds extra batteries and thats it.

Nortons isn't the best, but its better than nothing and its pretty easy to use. As long as you're reasonably sensible on what sites you browse and what software you install, you should be fine. You ...

I was thinking more in terms of having a nice(ish) dvd-style menu, than the autoplay functionality. That would definitely be hit or miss. At this stage, i'll stick with putting the .mp4 files on ...

Looks nice. Anyone tried Autoplay Menu designer? https://www.visualdesigning.com/autorunmenu/ It looks to do something similar to takybox.

I think a lot of people still have a DVD player in the lounge, but they are all but gone in newish laptops & PCs. USB playback on TVs is pretty much unversal though the exact codecs they support ...

I'm sure there are still a lot of DVD players out there, but most people don't want to be restricted to watching content on their TV. Most computers & laptops shipping in the last few years don't ...

Thanks for this. Getting an (almost) universal format for the video will be the hard part. My Samsung TV is kinda old, but still plays more formats than a lot that I encounter in hotels etc. I ...

Most of my clients are between 20 & 50 and I don't think they'll have a problem with USB. Besides they're simple to plug into your PC/laptop/tv/dvd player. I agree with this which is why I thought ...

I kind if figured they'd be the same. So quality ranges from ok to craptacular but you won't know what they are until you try to use them :) I think i'll stick to branded ones for now.

They're pretty reasonable these days. I'll probably go with those rather than no-name ones. At least they can be re-used.