squig
Veteran
I guess what drives many of us batty is the "ostrich" mentality of many folks to simply not see, or not WANT to see, what the differences are. It's somehow that if we point out that a DSLR has aliasing, that's somehow taking away mr. indie filmmaker's dreams and his career.
They must be spending all their time on the forums defending their DSLR instead of going out shooting films and discovering and overcoming its flaws. I think I'm going to rename my betrayal fest entry "moire city"
Many pro stills photographers are now making money shooting DSLR video with mixed results, Nikon and Canons core customer base will start to demand improved video specs and we will benefit.
I've personally shot stuff with the MKII that looks better than a couple of features I've seen shot with a RED and I only have a years cine experience so it certainly isn't the tool that maketh. Give me a 7 megapixel read and a 100mbps 4:2:2 codec and I'm in cine heaven.