Darren write:
I always wanted to compare the same subject at the same field of view on multiple camera systems – well, I finally did it and I’m sharing with you. Does the size of the sensor matter? Or is the right camera in the skilled hands of a creative professional more important? I think you already know the answer, but the image quality results surprised me.
CanonWatch reports we might get a new 60mm f/1.0 RF lens. This is a very odd focal lengths but it guarantees you a depth of field of just 0.15m (with subject distance being 3m). Crazy right?
Fuji really used us to announce something like 456 cameras a year :)
So it’s surprising news to hear from Fujirumors that for this year we are already done with new X camera releases. I wonder why Fuji is doing so…
We have a more precise idea when the next two new mirrorless cameras will be announced:
Here are the full GH5II specs (PDF below). This camera uses the same old sensor and it really looks like Panasonic intention was just to cut costs as much as it gets.
via Nokishita
Panasonic long promised a GH5 successor. And I was hoping it would be a major step forward including a mandatory 8K video capability. Instead it looks like we will get a minor upgrade only :(
Nokishita leaked the specs of the new camera that will be named GH5II:
I think this is rather disappointing!
