THANK YOU. Not enough people are talking about what a dogshit scammy company they are. Here come all the sony bootlicker morons in their defense. It's a cult religion at this point
@@iamanowl26 all the menus I’ve tried from Fuji Nikon and Sony suck. Not sure why people call Sony out only for this. I would actually rank Nikons the worst. With fujis the best.
I think the future will go into bigger sensors. Mostly because global shutter. Global shutter is a bless in more than one way, but it takes a hit in DR and ISO performance. And big sensors have better DR and ISO, but are slow. A way to cancel the shortcomings is to make global shutter big sensors. If someone find the way to do it in a cheaper way then it would be a win. Imagine a 44x33mm global shutter sensor. With a low pixel count it could be cheap enough to produce (20mp) and enough for great photo and video.
I would like to see a new hybrid camera from Lumix. The s5ii is two years old and really pushed more video centric options in that 6k range. Maybe a 8k full-time open gate. Or a digital hotshoe that has different video outputs maybe timecode. Maybe a phone app that sync multiple cameras. So you press record and all your studio cameras start rolling and you can edit it all fast.
Please, Canon, G1X mark iv! Small, capable cameras with manual controls are awesome to combine with a big / heavy full-frame as a 2nd camera. Give it a modern processor / autofocus. A faster aperture lens would be nice but not required because the small size is excellent. Just make it work as a webcam with USB-C charging, record 4k video, and have a mic port. Keep weather sealing!!
After playing around with a Lumix S9 and a couple of the cheap Lumix F/1.8 primes, I am most interested in seeing what Panasonic brings out next. I actually love that S9!
Got an S5iix for Christmas and couldn’t agree with you more! For me personally the newest Panasonic mirrorless cameras are packed full of pro features for the price, have the least amount of drawbacks and the best colors when compared to Sony & Canon. Panasonic just need to get their Autofocus up to speed and they will be perfect
@@JorgeLeonardoMartinez998 I haven't used the S9 in a wide variety of circumstances yet, but the AF has been perfect. Totally on par with my Sony A7Cii (both excellent).
I'm 100% with you and have been saying the C80 and C400 sensors are the R3 sensor because I recently got an R3 through work and tested the triple base ISO settings. Turn peaking on, keep lens cap on, and just watch it clean up in those settings.
Nice break down Josh. Totally agree that built in decent wireless control and monitoring should be standard feature now. I hope we no longer see cameras with odd compromises such as overheating or artificial limitations, obviously different levels of camera will have different capabilities but it would be nice if it all made sense.
Hey Josh! Another great video and agree with your views. I think in addition to new cameras, the companies should step back and think about what they can do for customers with current cameras (software updates both free and paid) like better wireless, wifi and internet controls, better apps for camera control, anti-theft protection, option to use say CLog2 on cameras acknowledging there will be limitations say on Canon R5C, R7 etc. Monitoring tools on Sony FX3, FX30, LUMIX PDAF autofocus on older GH6, GH5 S5 etc. and the list goes on. There is so much scope for improvement opportunities. 😂 Thanks again for the value you provide with your videos. 🙏🏼
Really hope to see XH3/XH3S this year. I would have wished to see one in cinema camera body as well, as a competition to FX30 maybe, but thats all we can do rn, hope.
Am I the only one that don’t mind the sensors being recycled Just improve on more important bits such as rolling shutter, better codec and resolution and better image quality and better heat distribution All this has to do with the obvious one which is improve the chip they use rather than a new body for the sake of new new
I'm excited by the idea of a DJI mirrorless camera. Especially if it could be modular with reasonably priced base system and a choice of mounts and recording mediums. I think they could come up with something to challenge Canikony
For Canon I would love to see each body get three variants: high MP, low MP, and APS-C. Starting with the R5II, come out with a 24 MP version and an APS-C version but with all the features of the R5II as released. You can call them R6III and R7II if you like. Do the same thing with the R1 body and RP/R8 body.
Maybe the opposite? Sony: same sensor in many bodies. Greg/Canon: Same body many sensors. I thought this up when the R5II came out... there would definitely be a market for the R5II with its complete feature set except it would be 24MP or APS-C (presumably cheaper). I hope the R6III is a 24MP R5II.
another great vid 👌 hoping to see/wouldn't be surprised if Canon rolls out a new 'C-LOG 2.5' so to speak. Doesn't have to wildly improve contrast range, but something that handles shadow noise better and improves the slim EV tolerance would be a huge win for a lot of shooters. C-LOG2 can be overkill for lot of situations. For run-and-gun hybrid shooters, C-LOG 3 can be risky when you're on-the-go and scenes/situations are rapidly changing. Canon would really continue to gain their momentum with a new Log curve that was a bit more manageable both in the field and in post, esp if the rumors of an affordable 'C' body is in the works. thanks again for the content!
You're welcome. I actually made a video a while back saying that Canon should come out with another log profile: ua-cam.com/video/PGp2-Mu5ElI/v-deo.html
I am a Canon R8 user and am now not interested in new cameras for Canon as all are the best. But Canon needs to focus on the lens first. First, they need to decide which kit lens they will offer for APS-C as the existing one sucks (as a previous R10 user). Then please work budget a full frame 20mm F2.8 lens or F1.8 lens which can really compete with Sony's best vlog lens 20mm F1.8 G. Bring a Canon RF-S 17-55mm F2.8 constant aperture lens. Then change your R10 position. It needs C-log3 as well as a 32mp sensor with more autofocus points otherwise no one will spend extra money as they have R50.
I would love to see some of this. Canon isn’t going to go the FX3 route and give all of those features at the fx3 price because it would render the c80 irrelevant. People would then want a fx30 type of Canon, which would render the c70 irrelevant. We can’t even get Canon to commit to lower price full frame third party lenses. Canon wants you to buy RF STM lenses, which are still higher priced than what Tamron and Sigma could offer. Canon did APSC third party only through Sigma and only after delaying with kicking and screaming along the way. I hope the in coming tariffs don’t hurt Fuji and Panasonic.
I agree with your Sony take. My prediction: Sony will announce the A7sIV towards the end of the year, and the Fx3II will come out in 2026. The Fx3 was announced sometime after the A7sIII which was received pretty underwhelmingly (which is hilarious to think back on). Maybe they'll do the same and space out the releases.
What I am really interested is a successor from Sony to the PXW-Z90 professional compact camcorder with the 1" sensor. I want something that can shoot 4k60p in the compact camcorder segment. All the compact camcorders currently shoot 4k30p. The Canon XA70 which came out in 2022 shoots 4k30p for example. The Panasonic HC-X1500 / HC-X2000 shoot 4K60 but they're not 1" sensor but 1/2.5" unfortunately. If you want 4k60 from a 1 inch camcorder you have to upgrade to the higher end of the line which are bigger in size, still 1" sensor but physically the cameras are quite a bit larger, namely we're talking here about the Panasonic HC-X2 / HC-X20, the Canon XF605 and the Sony PXW-Z200 / NX800 which came out in 2022, 2021 and 2024 respectively. The Canon XF605 is due for a change soon imo but the compact segment is what I wanna see developed more tbh.
The c70 sensor in a R7 style body. Also why is sony gatekeeping the A7iv/A7cii sensor?! I have not seen it being used anywhere else. It has such good dynamic range, specially in the shadows.
I’d love camera/tech/review people to have some gumption in 2025 and make real conclusions. “Has camera tech plateaued? Yes and no” is a non-answer. There are scenarios in which you can springboard into a conversation with this, but your explanation just drives the nail into “yes” territory. Every one of you reviewers abuses this same answer, to the point that it makes me angry to even hear. I’m truly not saying this to be mean, and I’m not sure if you’re afraid of some sort of backlash or what, but be decisive and stand by it. You have a good presentation style. It might make you stand out from the legion of hypebeast sitting down talking head schlock content creatures that you’re competing with. Adding to the conversation - yes it has plateaued. Cameras are badge engineered like GM cars these days. The only major “innovations” you’re seeing are for small mobile phone cameras or DJI widgets, and even then, they’re just playing catch up to the big boys. Plateauing is ok. It’s ok to say we’ve leveled off. That doesn’t mean we’ve given up on pushing the limits or something. The R1 is a disappointment. The Alpha One II is a disappointment. It may be a bit until we make another breakthrough. We may never. Moores law.
Thanks for the video. I’d love to see the Canon r63, but even more an r6C (an r63 with a fan and the ability to turn off ibis). Speaking of ibis, I’d love to see Canon give us the ability to turn off ibis yet leave on lens stabilization. Do you think this can be done via a firmware update?
More ibis options in general. If we could turn off just the tilting of the sensor while keeping the standard axes stabilisation it would eliminate the wobbly corners.
If they put the A75 out with the same sensor that would be lame. The rolling shutter sucks. The Nikon Z6III has set a new bar. Hope that Canon and Sony see this and give us better cameras at that price point.
S5iix gives fx3 a run for the money and for sure fx3 shouldn’t be this expansive in 2024 for what it is a great camera but compare it to s5iix and you can see how much value s5iix offers
Excellent tone and information as always but I’m not sure the endless talk about sensor size DR is relevant. Form factor and function is surely far more important. I don’t really understand the focus on mirrorless body design if the channel is video centric. This content seems firmly focused on the hybrid user and content creators with a very small footprint. I get it that you shoot real estate so drones and gimbals are part of your set up but cinematography is really all about light and modifiers and grip not camera technology. Just a thought. Thx for the quality work. Btw The two points about evf and audio modules were imo the real areas that need discussion and pressure put on manufacturers as is built in on body tx wireless compatibility with simple rx systems or if not better proprietary wireless control like RED. Thx
Nikon was so bad at understanding video, that even new Red luts made all video experience, colors and wanting to make video much better, it's kinda funny :D i think non Nikon users can't understand how bad Nikon original luts were:))) also we are stlil waiting for 422! h265 or h264 pls!
I think we’ve reached peak camera tech, even Sony. Look at the A1 ii - zero innovation there. Not even 6k open gate. The A9iii has a global shutter, but pays big price in dynamic range. I can’t imagine anything coming out this year that is going to do anything that we can’t already do - it just might do it slightly better. This year is going to be another disappointing one unfortunately for camera releases.
You have 'dumb' in your handle....followed by the word 'tech' That's a negative outlook before one even reads your post. Be positive man! 2025 is gonna be a banger of a year in this golden of camera technology!!
if they'd put an assembly similar to the Mavic 3 Pro on a handheld stick with a 14mm // 35mm // 70mm on there, and keep it under $3k, they would really overtake a LOT of the industry imo.
I am looking forward in 2025 to the Nikon Z5 Mark 2, Panasonic S1 Mark 2, Panasonic S1H Mark 2, Panasonic GH5s Mark 2, Canon R7 Mark 2, Canon R6 Mark 3,
for Sony the a7v is the less exciting like the r line.. Sony is making a lot of mistakes.. and it's pretty much unbearable.. the only interesting camera is the A7S and they are not revamping the line.. so I guess I will start to think canon .. if the R6III will have 6k it wiòò be a big plus along with clog2.. and faster sensor readout. So I am pretty mad about Sony .. not liking at all the evolution and the lack of a 6k camera.. with at this point is absurd.. we have 8k 60p since many years.. now..
Here’s an idea for Sony, learn from Panasonic on how to provide firmware updates to your customers without bricking people’s cameras.
Just design a better menu system would be a good start haha
THANK YOU. Not enough people are talking about what a dogshit scammy company they are. Here come all the sony bootlicker morons in their defense. It's a cult religion at this point
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@@iamanowl26 all the menus I’ve tried from Fuji Nikon and Sony suck. Not sure why people call Sony out only for this. I would actually rank Nikons the worst. With fujis the best.
I think the future will go into bigger sensors. Mostly because global shutter. Global shutter is a bless in more than one way, but it takes a hit in DR and ISO performance. And big sensors have better DR and ISO, but are slow. A way to cancel the shortcomings is to make global shutter big sensors. If someone find the way to do it in a cheaper way then it would be a win. Imagine a 44x33mm global shutter sensor. With a low pixel count it could be cheap enough to produce (20mp) and enough for great photo and video.
7:49 that’s why the R6 ii is so amazing at its price
I would like to see a new hybrid camera from Lumix. The s5ii is two years old and really pushed more video centric options in that 6k range.
Maybe a 8k full-time open gate.
Or a digital hotshoe that has different video outputs maybe timecode.
Maybe a phone app that sync multiple cameras. So you press record and all your studio cameras start rolling and you can edit it all fast.
Please, Canon, G1X mark iv! Small, capable cameras with manual controls are awesome to combine with a big / heavy full-frame as a 2nd camera. Give it a modern processor / autofocus. A faster aperture lens would be nice but not required because the small size is excellent. Just make it work as a webcam with USB-C charging, record 4k video, and have a mic port. Keep weather sealing!!
I’m so excited for the S1Hii
dont be, 2027 is still long togo
@frankenstein2735wrong m8. 2025, but likely fall
20:39 absolutely agree, DJI could take a huge chunk of the market by introducing something between the Pocket3 and the DJI4.
After playing around with a Lumix S9 and a couple of the cheap Lumix F/1.8 primes, I am most interested in seeing what Panasonic brings out next. I actually love that S9!
Got an S5iix for Christmas and couldn’t agree with you more! For me personally the newest Panasonic mirrorless cameras are packed full of pro features for the price, have the least amount of drawbacks and the best colors when compared to Sony & Canon. Panasonic just need to get their Autofocus up to speed and they will be perfect
@@JorgeLeonardoMartinez998 I haven't used the S9 in a wide variety of circumstances yet, but the AF has been perfect. Totally on par with my Sony A7Cii (both excellent).
I'm 100% with you and have been saying the C80 and C400 sensors are the R3 sensor because I recently got an R3 through work and tested the triple base ISO settings. Turn peaking on, keep lens cap on, and just watch it clean up in those settings.
Triple iso on the R3?!!!
@ yeah they didn’t advertise it but it cleans up at the same iso settings on the C400 and C80
@@alexshotthese bs
Nice break down Josh. Totally agree that built in decent wireless control and monitoring should be standard feature now. I hope we no longer see cameras with odd compromises such as overheating or artificial limitations, obviously different levels of camera will have different capabilities but it would be nice if it all made sense.
Hey Josh! Another great video and agree with your views. I think in addition to new cameras, the companies should step back and think about what they can do for customers with current cameras (software updates both free and paid) like better wireless, wifi and internet controls, better apps for camera control, anti-theft protection, option to use say CLog2 on cameras acknowledging there will be limitations say on Canon R5C, R7 etc. Monitoring tools on Sony FX3, FX30, LUMIX PDAF autofocus on older GH6, GH5 S5 etc. and the list goes on. There is so much scope for improvement opportunities. 😂 Thanks again for the value you provide with your videos. 🙏🏼
Awesome video! I definitely will revisit this video in 6 months and compare your thoughts/wishes/predictions! TY
Really hope to see XH3/XH3S this year. I would have wished to see one in cinema camera body as well, as a competition to FX30 maybe, but thats all we can do rn, hope.
Nikon give me an FX3. I need a fan
That would be cool!
Am I the only one that don’t mind the sensors being recycled
Just improve on more important bits such as rolling shutter, better codec and resolution and better image quality and better heat distribution
All this has to do with the obvious one which is improve the chip they use rather than a new body for the sake of new new
Waiting for new camcorders in 2025
1inch sensor, internal nd and retro design 🙌
@@romainmartel Yes and 4k60fps
FX30 sensor in the FX6 body..
I'm excited by the idea of a DJI mirrorless camera. Especially if it could be modular with reasonably priced base system and a choice of mounts and recording mediums. I think they could come up with something to challenge Canikony
I think the A1II from Sony is a harbinger of stagnation setting in.
I see the FX3 currently has a bit of a discount, maybe a sign of an update coming soon-ish
Obrigado pelo vídeo! Como faz pra colocar essas várias faixas de áudio no vídeo em vários idiomas?
For Canon I would love to see each body get three variants: high MP, low MP, and APS-C. Starting with the R5II, come out with a 24 MP version and an APS-C version but with all the features of the R5II as released. You can call them R6III and R7II if you like. Do the same thing with the R1 body and RP/R8 body.
So you suggest canon becoming sony😅
Maybe the opposite? Sony: same sensor in many bodies. Greg/Canon: Same body many sensors. I thought this up when the R5II came out... there would definitely be a market for the R5II with its complete feature set except it would be 24MP or APS-C (presumably cheaper). I hope the R6III is a 24MP R5II.
I’m waiting for a mirrorless camera from DJI with hasselblad NNHR
another great vid 👌
hoping to see/wouldn't be surprised if Canon rolls out a new 'C-LOG 2.5' so to speak. Doesn't have to wildly improve contrast range, but something that handles shadow noise better and improves the slim EV tolerance would be a huge win for a lot of shooters. C-LOG2 can be overkill for lot of situations. For run-and-gun hybrid shooters, C-LOG 3 can be risky when you're on-the-go and scenes/situations are rapidly changing. Canon would really continue to gain their momentum with a new Log curve that was a bit more manageable both in the field and in post, esp if the rumors of an affordable 'C' body is in the works.
thanks again for the content!
You're welcome. I actually made a video a while back saying that Canon should come out with another log profile: ua-cam.com/video/PGp2-Mu5ElI/v-deo.html
Best camera for macro photography? I am leaning towards a Nikon Z8 because I also want to do high end portraits.
I would approach this the other way round by asking who is making the best macro lens and then find the body to best pair with it.
I've been DYING for a canon version of an fx3
Me too!
I am a Canon R8 user and am now not interested in new cameras for Canon as all are the best. But Canon needs to focus on the lens first. First, they need to decide which kit lens they will offer for APS-C as the existing one sucks (as a previous R10 user). Then please work budget a full frame 20mm F2.8 lens or F1.8 lens which can really compete with Sony's best vlog lens 20mm F1.8 G. Bring a Canon RF-S 17-55mm F2.8 constant aperture lens. Then change your R10 position. It needs C-log3 as well as a 32mp sensor with more autofocus points otherwise no one will spend extra money as they have R50.
I would love to see some of this. Canon isn’t going to go the FX3 route and give all of those features at the fx3 price because it would render the c80 irrelevant. People would then want a fx30 type of Canon, which would render the c70 irrelevant.
We can’t even get Canon to commit to lower price full frame third party lenses. Canon wants you to buy RF STM lenses, which are still higher priced than what Tamron and Sigma could offer. Canon did APSC third party only through Sigma and only after delaying with kicking and screaming along the way. I hope the in coming tariffs don’t hurt Fuji and Panasonic.
Did you see that ZCam announced the mark 2 versions of their e2 line? Looks like they’re bringing most of the f6 pro to the rest of the lineup.
I agree with your Sony take. My prediction: Sony will announce the A7sIV towards the end of the year, and the Fx3II will come out in 2026. The Fx3 was announced sometime after the A7sIII which was received pretty underwhelmingly (which is hilarious to think back on). Maybe they'll do the same and space out the releases.
what about the A7R6?
@@gcanzano36 Certainly in the cards. As a A7rV user, I'd be hype.
@@gcanzano36would love to see this packaged in the a9iii/a1ii body and maybe 10-12 fps.
What I am really interested is a successor from Sony to the PXW-Z90 professional compact camcorder with the 1" sensor. I want something that can shoot 4k60p in the compact camcorder segment. All the compact camcorders currently shoot 4k30p. The Canon XA70 which came out in 2022 shoots 4k30p for example. The Panasonic HC-X1500 / HC-X2000 shoot 4K60 but they're not 1" sensor but 1/2.5" unfortunately. If you want 4k60 from a 1 inch camcorder you have to upgrade to the higher end of the line which are bigger in size, still 1" sensor but physically the cameras are quite a bit larger, namely we're talking here about the Panasonic HC-X2 / HC-X20, the Canon XF605 and the Sony PXW-Z200 / NX800 which came out in 2022, 2021 and 2024 respectively. The Canon XF605 is due for a change soon imo but the compact segment is what I wanna see developed more tbh.
The c70 sensor in a R7 style body. Also why is sony gatekeeping the A7iv/A7cii sensor?! I have not seen it being used anywhere else. It has such good dynamic range, specially in the shadows.
I’d love camera/tech/review people to have some gumption in 2025 and make real conclusions. “Has camera tech plateaued? Yes and no” is a non-answer. There are scenarios in which you can springboard into a conversation with this, but your explanation just drives the nail into “yes” territory. Every one of you reviewers abuses this same answer, to the point that it makes me angry to even hear. I’m truly not saying this to be mean, and I’m not sure if you’re afraid of some sort of backlash or what, but be decisive and stand by it. You have a good presentation style. It might make you stand out from the legion of hypebeast sitting down talking head schlock content creatures that you’re competing with.
Adding to the conversation - yes it has plateaued. Cameras are badge engineered like GM cars these days. The only major “innovations” you’re seeing are for small mobile phone cameras or DJI widgets, and even then, they’re just playing catch up to the big boys. Plateauing is ok. It’s ok to say we’ve leveled off. That doesn’t mean we’ve given up on pushing the limits or something. The R1 is a disappointment. The Alpha One II is a disappointment. It may be a bit until we make another breakthrough. We may never. Moores law.
What about the NEXUS G1?
Thanks for the video. I’d love to see the Canon r63, but even more an r6C (an r63 with a fan and the ability to turn off ibis). Speaking of ibis, I’d love to see Canon give us the ability to turn off ibis yet leave on lens stabilization. Do you think this can be done via a firmware update?
I have always wondered if they could give is the option to split IBIS and digital stab. I'm not sure why they haven't done that.
More ibis options in general. If we could turn off just the tilting of the sensor while keeping the standard axes stabilisation it would eliminate the wobbly corners.
Patiently waiting the S1H MKII. Staying away from companies who spoon feed us marginal updates and brick our cameras when they do….
need a retro-styled Canon ultra-compact, and a Hasselblad x2d ii
I think 2025 is gonna be big
Big for Sony
I also hope Blackmagic release a camera between the URSA and the Pyxis. Something like a new URSA mini
If Fuji would make a full frame I would buy kinda depressing that they don’t
Photo with Nikon auto focus is what I’m wanting to see
If they put the A75 out with the same sensor that would be lame. The rolling shutter sucks. The Nikon Z6III has set a new bar. Hope that Canon and Sony see this and give us better cameras at that price point.
Sony needs a cheaper full frame camera with a fan. FX3 is $3,900.
It’s £3,000 and lower here in UK
Yeah a full frame camera that doesn't overheat for less money would be great.
4.700€ here in Germany
S5iix gives fx3 a run for the money and for sure fx3 shouldn’t be this expansive in 2024 for what it is a great camera but compare it to s5iix and you can see how much value s5iix offers
Do you think the Canon RC will be a continuation of their XC family?
You're guess is as good as mine. I'm hoping it's the Canon FX3 style camera I talked about.
Hopefully this year we get more good camera 📷 last year just few
Excellent tone and information as always but I’m not sure the endless talk about sensor size DR is relevant. Form factor and function is surely far more important. I don’t really understand the focus on mirrorless body design if the channel is video centric. This content seems firmly focused on the hybrid user and content creators with a very small footprint. I get it that you shoot real estate so drones and gimbals are part of your set up but cinematography is really all about light and modifiers and grip not camera technology. Just a thought. Thx for the quality work. Btw The two points about evf and audio modules were imo the real areas that need discussion and pressure put on manufacturers as is built in on body tx wireless compatibility with simple rx systems or if not better proprietary wireless control like RED. Thx
Any specs above Sony A1 ii, except for the megapixel sensor, aren't gonna happen.
Nikon was so bad at understanding video, that even new Red luts made all video experience, colors and wanting to make video much better, it's kinda funny :D i think non Nikon users can't understand how bad Nikon original luts were:))) also we are stlil waiting for 422! h265 or h264 pls!
Yeah they definitely need to add 422 to their H.265 codec.
Can someone please just tell me when some new cameras are coming out. Last year was a joke. Need new camera. Give me some dates
Seems like the discussion mostly centers around video but no discussion of cinema cameras? I guess to many stills photography is dead. Too bad.
I think we’ve reached peak camera tech, even Sony. Look at the A1 ii - zero innovation there. Not even 6k open gate. The A9iii has a global shutter, but pays big price in dynamic range. I can’t imagine anything coming out this year that is going to do anything that we can’t already do - it just might do it slightly better. This year is going to be another disappointing one unfortunately for camera releases.
You have 'dumb' in your handle....followed by the word 'tech'
That's a negative outlook before one even reads your post.
Be positive man!
2025 is gonna be a banger of a year in this golden of camera technology!!
Really, do we really need new cameras.
Appreciate making this video
Thanks for watching!
I'd love to see a Pocket 3 with a crop sensor and a 35 mm FOV. It wouldn't fit in your pocket so they could name it "The Sling-bag 1"
if they'd put an assembly similar to the Mavic 3 Pro on a handheld stick with a 14mm // 35mm // 70mm on there, and keep it under $3k, they would really overtake a LOT of the industry imo.
Nikon does not use the moniker "Mark II" Must be a canon thing.
Just give me my X-Pro 4/5
I am looking forward in 2025 to the Nikon Z5 Mark 2, Panasonic S1 Mark 2, Panasonic S1H Mark 2, Panasonic GH5s Mark 2, Canon R7 Mark 2, Canon R6 Mark 3,
Sony's A9 iii sensor in an FX3 body.
Panasonic lost interest into their m4/3 line as we lost interest in them in general
From oktober 2024 i do a lot content on Samsung Ultra, surprise good for use on social media
for Sony the a7v is the less exciting like the r line.. Sony is making a lot of mistakes.. and it's pretty much unbearable.. the only interesting camera is the A7S and they are not revamping the line.. so I guess I will start to think canon .. if the R6III will have 6k it wiòò be a big plus along with clog2.. and faster sensor readout. So I am pretty mad about Sony .. not liking at all the evolution and the lack of a 6k camera.. with at this point is absurd.. we have 8k 60p since many years.. now..
who is we?
@@Leo-jd2ny videomakers!!!