commanderspike
10-20-2009, 06:18 AM
Maybe it would be helpful to do our own market research for Panasonic, Canon, Sony and Nikon? I'd rather they asked DVXUser members, than the general public that's for sure :happy:
Based on the promised 5D 24p firmware update, Canon in particularly really do seem to be listening - to cinematographers. Not just photo pros, journalists or the vast majority of their customers on the street. But to film makers and video pros...
Would like to get some perspective on the various bugs like aliasing, etc. How important is it to fix these things in future cameras?
And aside from that, how important are the various features... 24p? Low light performance?
What is it that made us become HD-SLR owners in the first place?
Let's hope the future models are another revolution. They may look like steady evolutions but the ultra high sensitivity models like the D3S and 1D Mk IV are certainly a step in the 'revolution' direction. I've always valued low light shooting.
Please vote for 3 items at once.
I voted (in order or importance): lenses, image processing, low light sensitivity. I consider those to have the biggest affect on the final film.
Based on the promised 5D 24p firmware update, Canon in particularly really do seem to be listening - to cinematographers. Not just photo pros, journalists or the vast majority of their customers on the street. But to film makers and video pros...
Would like to get some perspective on the various bugs like aliasing, etc. How important is it to fix these things in future cameras?
And aside from that, how important are the various features... 24p? Low light performance?
What is it that made us become HD-SLR owners in the first place?
Let's hope the future models are another revolution. They may look like steady evolutions but the ultra high sensitivity models like the D3S and 1D Mk IV are certainly a step in the 'revolution' direction. I've always valued low light shooting.
Please vote for 3 items at once.
I voted (in order or importance): lenses, image processing, low light sensitivity. I consider those to have the biggest affect on the final film.