They don't need to have a case, they don't need to face off against a company. The combined wealth of all the ML developers is probably much less than 3 or 4 million dollars, Canon legal department could gobble every cent of that up in defending motions and legalese. Seriously ML making its way into the FF DPAF 7fps 4K 5D4 is a huge leap towards a complete camera and a huge boost for the 5D4 video appeal where it's only lacking now.Įffectively of course they could. Plus all that being a full 30mp high DR landscape camera, a 7fps 61AF sports horse, a wireless studio camera, a perfect high DR wedding camera, really everything the 5D4 can do when coupled with the transformative power of ML.Īnd 14bit HD Cinema DNG RAW Canon picture-style-coloured images vs Anemic h.264 8bit UHD Sony-coloured images, no thanks, I'll take the Canon,Įspecially when the Canon does 4K too in s35 crop mode but at higher quality 422 codec with better colours, AF, heat decipation, ruggedness, all at a price of one small A7 camera, which ends up as big when you attach your lenses, only a little more awkward to carry and shoot with. Of course you get way more features that companies like Sony and Canon reserve for their highest end cinema cameras, like 0.1 frame rate tuning, advanced intervalometer, false colour, waveform monitor, most advanced accurate peaking on any camera I've seen for manual glass, plus HDR modes that take dual gain frame by frame exposure blending and even single exposure HDR with alternating gain lines of pixels!Ī full fledged RAW cinema camera, a s35 4K 422 video camera, an HD h.264 documentary camera, a timelapse powerhorse, all with Canon's unparalleled colour science.
Never have there been such a movie making machine, ever!Īnd those who need 4K can simply switch to 1.6x/s35 crop mode. A magic lantern version for the 5D4 would simply make it the absolute best photo/video hybrid on the market, thanks to ML, not Canon!įor video it would allow for Full Frame 2K RAW, 14BIT to internal CF cards with full AF using the touch panel.
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