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No, it can't, 1080p is 8-bit only. The recording options are written in the specs: Canon Log Recording 4K/Full HD/HD YCbCr 4:2:0 BT.709 8-bit (Internal Memory) 4K/Full HD/HD YCbCr 4:2:2 BT.709 ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXmoozfVY4M

No, it does not. It has been limited to 4k video mode only, no raw, only with an external intervalometer.

Yes, the performance is evaluated in the article itself, 70mm wide open is the slight weak point in an almost flawless performance.

Full-size sample images can be found here , looks insanely sharp and well-corrected. Also, some size comparisons from this page :

In Live View? lol

This is pure BS, the A7S stands for sensitivity. So that, an FF 4k video will be it's two main features, all the rest is just pure speculation.

This sensor is more likely to appear in an even...

So I've been testing the 6D Mark II with manual lenses, very nice output, however my question is using the Live View mode with lenses without any kind of electronic connection. I need to press the ...

I found the 55/1.8 AF to be inadequate with the A7S, too many missed shots even if the face was confirmed to be in focus, AF point is difficult to select and eye-AF is also not great with this camera.

Again, look at the adapters, how the cutout looks like on the center and you will understand. On a DSLR you have a mirror box, a rectangle-shaped cutout in front of the sensor where the mirror is ...

It is an adapter problem unrelated to software, I guess Sigma will release its own EF-RF adapter, if Canon will let them do it. There is a reason why EF-S lenses cannot physically mount on a Sigma ...

There might just be a program to fight that. See here: https://lavidaleica.com/content/using-cornerfix-correct-images

There have been further steps forward in image quality compared to the 55/1.2 (especially at the edges) but that also came with a noticeable increase in size and weight. Plus, because it is so ...

The lens that that we will likely to see is an EF 20mm f/1.4 L lens (it does already exist in Cinema form with manual focus)
Developing slower, cheaper, more compact lenses is not a priority, I...

In the Sony latest cameras battery life is basically not a problem at all anymore. Canon sticks to the LP-E6N which still works reasonably well, not at 5D levels of longevity obviously, still a lot...

While that's true, this wide-angle zoom territory where significant size and weight savings can be applied (especially if it also relies on sensor stabilisation). This is a great lens, but it is...

I use this one (with its ballhead it costs the same from ebay). Not the most flexible, but it is very strong, easily usable with like a 150-600mm lens without any issues and it lasts forever.
Also...

Well I do have a Summaron 28, which I really like with the A7S(setting one distance with a ring is even better than any snap focus), it is as compact as it can be for a FF, and it is dead easy to...

I love the concept of not really carrying a camera (and being fixated on photography) but have something really good for just in case or shoot the crap out of the 28mm (ekv.) focal length.
I think...

You can get a used RX1 or RX1R and have a camera far more capable for that, the effective focal length is around 31mm, so wider than 35mm.
I don't think pixel shift is going to come with this camera.