Rolf Silber
Veteran
... may indeed be the blowdryer thing, which I don't need for absolutely anything
No, no, no..... it's a printer and the only colour it can't print is scarlet.
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... may indeed be the blowdryer thing, which I don't need for absolutely anything
Why canon is using suspense marketing strategy this time ?
it's kind of funny how some people (mainly red cultists) seem to think that the red company is a threat to canon, or to any of the other japanese giants, when in fact it's the other way around.
Like most production companies that use the 5dmkII we've been using it in commercial productions like music videos, high end corporate videos and commercials for national tv broadcasting ever since it was released, on the sole basis of the unique look you get from the camera. The full frame has everything to do with it and the low cost is just a bonus. We create images that have that "look" you just can't get with the smaller sensors. Not once have we heard our customers complain about moire, rolling shutter or anything of the sort, because we find ways to work around those "problems".
I got a call today at the production company I work for from Canon. They were taking a survey about Canon video cameras. After I answered his questions about video cams, he started asking if I ever shoot with DSLRs. I was actually in the middle of a 5D edit today, so that was pretty funny. He asked me about problems with DSLRs. I told him about lack of pro audio, moire, and rolling shutter, etc.
He thanked me for my time, and was about to go when I asked him if he could tell me what was the big November announcement. He quickly replied "oh, do you mean the 5D Mark III?" Surprised by his candor, I got him to confirm. He said, yes, indeed the 5D Mark III will be out by the end of the year.
Take it for what it's worth.
I was pretty vocal and against the Full Frame thing when the MKii first dropped. Even after using it for a while, still, I couldn't really wrap my head around it. Then I happened across it not too long ago and something *clicked* for me when shooting with the 5D MKii that made me crave Full Frame shooting. I like how the Epic is slightly larger than normal S35...
But, I want Full Frame. It looks GREAT cropped to 2.35:1/2.40:1, 1.85:1, 4:3, or just as is 16:9.
I doubt this will be a Full Frame offering, but if it were it'd be hard to want to shoot with anything else, even at the cost of having to use Canon Specific Glass, Master Primes, Zeiss Compacts or straight-up still lenses. Just would not care.
Give me Full Frame.
Screw FF and video..... I want canon to make a 3k$ 60MP medium format camera...... wth nice low cost good quality medium format 6x6 lenses, but to retain all its ETTL, and live view stuff.... (if it shot video.... cool I suppose...).
That would be historic.... and revolutionary. Lowcost, medium format imaging.
Remember that Jack-Pack RAW video rumor a while ago? Was gonna connect to the 5D to get RAW out of it?
Here's my outrageous and hair-brained dream: What if the 5D MKIII has a thunderbolt port (or something crazy like that) that lets you pop on a module to record raw 5K from the camera out to SSD's or High-Capacity CFs?
Remember that Jack-Pack RAW video rumor a while ago? Was gonna connect to the 5D to get RAW out of it?
Here's my outrageous and hair-brained dream: What if the 5D MKIII has a thunderbolt port (or something crazy like that) that lets you pop on a module to record raw 5K from the camera out to SSD's or High-Capacity CFs?
it had better take freaking awesome photos..... that's what I care about...
Give me Full Frame.