I'm definitely looking forward to getting landscape/nature video without clipped wind noise as this destroys it. I don't like attached music video either as wanting to try and share an experience means hearing the waves, hearing the silence or birdsong etc. is as important to the image quality and content.
Maybe this is the beginning of videography facilatated by an excellent hybrid camera? It was only after getting the S5ii and 70-300 that I discovered I could get c4k 50p at eq. 630mm out if it. If (when) I get a 600mm reach lens that means an eq. 1260mm and the future firmware should deliver the 3x hydrid zoom 1080p for 1800mm
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out of camera without PP requirement!
I'm so glad I dismissed the shop sales people advising me to get Nikon Z6ii as it was better for photography, they said this as they asked did I take video and I said only short clips. Truth is I was using Pentax and did try and use video so there was an underlying interest there but it was pretty abysmal in comparison to an S5ii.
I actually don't think a Nikon Z6ii is better for photography either, the sales people cited lens range such as 600mm f4 primes but I'm not rich enough to buy those nor necessarily need them.
The 630mm eq reach as in my handheld sparrows video means I don't need to be. The advantage of videography (over photography ) played on slo-mo up to 0.25x on YouTube shows the male parent chewing up the husks and emulsifying the seed from my feeder as he knows the fledgling can't digest whole seeds. This insight can show what still photography cannot.
I still get a bit peeved when I hear "I don't need video" probably due to my past in the previous Pentax system where the still purported advice from several jurassic users is that it is a better photographic tool having crap video capability (it simply is not!) and "use your phone for video" and years back I thought why do I have all this high IQ equipment and a phone is better?
My first video with a Casio compact was 480p or something back in year 2001, capturing my late grandmother and others, it's invaluable but I wish my Pentax video clips years later were better quality.
I'm pretty sure Ansel Adams would have progressed to videographey given today's tech. BTW his 3 books, The Camera, The Negative, The Print are still inspirational and relevant today. His visualisation lessons are an essense and a must learn...
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