rob norton
Veteran
Quick test using x-h2s and dzo vespid II 24mm, as well as DJI focus pro.
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The biggest benefits are option for IBIS (I've never used IBIS but it's pretty good for eliminating micro jitters for fairly static shots), small rig footprint and using the EVF.
I haven't figured out exact volumes, but in terms of a 3d rectangle where the most extreme edges of a rig provide LxWxH, the above set up is 4x smaller than an equivalent BM pyxis 6k rig. If adding up each component, the mirrorless rig probably wouldn't be 4x smaller, but would still be significantly smaller. Not turning it into a which size camera is better debate, but I did this test to help with thinking about at what point is the pyxis worth it? In a funny way, once lidar is dialled in and you have faith in the precision, you can get away with a tiny screen since it's not used to check focus as much.
Also, check the shot at 01:40! I focussed back and forth to emphasise, but I was surprised at the extremely obvious purple line!
password TEST2026
The biggest benefits are option for IBIS (I've never used IBIS but it's pretty good for eliminating micro jitters for fairly static shots), small rig footprint and using the EVF.
I haven't figured out exact volumes, but in terms of a 3d rectangle where the most extreme edges of a rig provide LxWxH, the above set up is 4x smaller than an equivalent BM pyxis 6k rig. If adding up each component, the mirrorless rig probably wouldn't be 4x smaller, but would still be significantly smaller. Not turning it into a which size camera is better debate, but I did this test to help with thinking about at what point is the pyxis worth it? In a funny way, once lidar is dialled in and you have faith in the precision, you can get away with a tiny screen since it's not used to check focus as much.
Also, check the shot at 01:40! I focussed back and forth to emphasise, but I was surprised at the extremely obvious purple line!