fuji xt3 / canon eosr / nikon z6 / nikon z7 / fuji gfx50s / fuji gfx50r / fuji xh1

It might be worth waiting until the other cameras are released to be certain about the comparison.

One notable note some may be interested in (if true) is the X-T3 is supposed to get a 4K/60p 10-bit output, which isn't mentioned there.
 
Not sure if that's a typo from Nokish ita (where those rumor sites get a lot of their info days before the announcements), but I think a 4K/60p 10-bit 4:2:0 camera would be a first (usually it's 8-bit 4:2:0 or 4:2:2 internally or 10-bit 4:2:2 internally or externally).
 
It's a blog written by a human, lol...could be a typo.

We'll see soon...looks like it's going to be a great camera either way.
 
Yes. Anyway the 10bit dam has well and truly been breached now with Panasonic, Nikon and Fujifilm all having affordable 10bit video in mirrorless cameras. We literally have no excuses now - just choose your poison and show what you can do - we have the technology. I have the P4K on pre-order for video and I have the tiny and brilliant Fujifilm X100F to carry around literally in my pocket for stills. Happy days for those of us that love small cameras.
 
I also have a p4k preorder now. I'm going to shoot RAW on the p4k but you can also shoot 10-bit 422 prores if that's what you want. So yes, 10-bit is basically standard in the $1k-$2k market already. Only Canon and Sony still offering only 8-bit.

Edit: The Canon R does external 4k 10-bit 422, so now it's only Sony not offering some sort of 10-bit at this price point
 
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