I thought the same until I used one, not sold on it until it gets a decent zoom lens.
It's PL mount, there are PLENTY of zooms out there...
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I thought the same until I used one, not sold on it until it gets a decent zoom lens.
I thought the same until I used one, not sold on it until it gets a decent zoom lens.
The next "revolution" i can tell you right now will be 3D, wich will need time to find its place.
Now get out and shoot.
YOU get out and shoot! And take your camera bags with you.
I wish they would take the pixel count of the 5DmkI and make it with modern technology. Imagine that. 12.3MP, with big giant light gulping pixels.... oh i miss my MKI....
Dear Canon, please continue to be revolutionary.
I don't buy that "optimized for motion" sensor & data pipe would produce more heat.
If anything, the 5D II has to read 21 million pixels (or however many are left after line skipping) AND then downsampling on the fly and record them, whereas the FS100 just has to read its 2 (2?) million pixels and record them. That should require LESS data throughput & produce LESS heat. Plus it doesn't have a mechanism capable of raising and lowering a gigantic mirror 5 times per second.
But it costs twice as much instead of the same or less. Film industry premium is lame.
I don't buy that "optimized for motion" sensor & data pipe would produce more heat.
If anything, the 5D II has to read 21 million pixels (or however many are left after line skipping) AND then downsampling on the fly and record them, whereas the FS100 just has to read its 2 (2?) million pixels and record them. That should require LESS data throughput & produce LESS heat. Plus it doesn't have a mechanism capable of raising and lowering a gigantic mirror 5 times per second.
But it costs twice as much instead of the same or less. Film industry premium is lame.
But it costs twice as much instead of the same or less. Film industry premium is lame.