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Really? Thats interesting, have you got a link?
by codeulike 6y ago
Really? Thats interesting, have you got a link?
- geerlingguy 6y agoCinema cameras: https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/products/list/cameras/cinema-eos https://www.usa.canon.com/internet/portal/us/home/products/l... SLRs are optimized for handheld, photography use. The body just doesn't have the surface area for proper long-term cooling, and even if it did, it could be difficult to get it to work well while maintaining water resistance and retaining the compact grip.
- Godel_unicode 6y agoThe r5 is a mirrorless design, not a (d)slr. Sony sells plenty of video optimized cameras in both mirrorless and DSLR designs, in particular the a7s line are explicitly video cameras which can take stills. They can overheat eventually in very hot weather, but it takes some doing.
- jolux 6y agoNone of them do 8K raw though.
- Godel_unicode 6y agoMore pixels more better? I'll take 4k raw at 16-bit with larger pixels over 8k 12-bit and needing more light. To each their own.
- jolux 6y agoSame, but the R5 will do 4K 30p cropped for as long as you want, or 1080 60p. As will my older EOS R. The part that’s unique and that involves heat issues is 8K recording. We’re in the megapixel war again, this time between Canon and Sony, which is the only reason anyone’s complaining about 8K video performance in the first place.
- nitrogen 6y agoI believe it was mentioned in the video that scaling 8K to 4K gives better quality (maybe by averaging out the color mosaic filter pattern?).
- lhoff 6y agoCanon has the EOS C70 that is more or less what you called a mirrorless design. Its just recording 4k and has a smaller sensor. So its not that canon isn't able to come up with a camera like the Alpha 7S series. And the Alpha 7s is also not able to record in 8k.
- jolux 6y agoIt’s much larger and I believe it has a fan, though.