http://www.kodak.com/ek/US/en/consumer/Product/Product_Specs/?contentId=4294993082&TaxId=4294969683

It has a max gate dimension of 16:10 and gets only 90 seconds at crystal controlled 24p. C-mount. The film will sold as a package including scanning. This is strange because normal super 8 at 24fps is over 2 minutes. This makes me believe that the image is being applied horizontally to the film plane because the specs say the cartridge is 50 feet. An other guesses ?

Well, obviously not so after looking at the video V posted .

As the world's first dual-lens action camera, the SJ20 Dual Lens comes with a powerful night-specific lens. Thanks to its large F1.3 aperture, the amount of light intake is more than twice that of other sports cameras currently available! You can switch to the night lens with just a flick of a button and record your masterful scripts in dimly lit scenes!

Summary of the SJ20 Dual Lens camera specs made by ChatGTP:

1. Dual Lenses: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera has two lenses that can capture high-quality images and videos in both day and night conditions. The night-specific lens uses infrared technology to provide the best night vision ever¹.
2. Dual Screens: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera has a 2.29-inch touch screen on the back and a 1.3-inch LCD screen on the front. The dual screens allow you to preview and control the camera easily¹.
3. 8-Hour Duration: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera has a built-in battery and an external battery that can provide up to 8 hours of continuous shooting without recharging. The camera also comes with a rechargeable grip that can extend the battery life further¹.
4. Gyro Stabilization: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera has a built-in 6-axis gyroscope that can stabilize the image and reduce the shaking effect. The gyro stabilization can improve the smoothness and clarity of the videos¹.
5. Waterproof: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera has a waterproof case that can protect the camera from water damage up to 131 feet. The camera also has a protective frame that can allow the camera to be used underwater up to 16 feet¹.
6. Standard Recording: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera can record videos in various resolutions and frame rates, such as 4K 30fps, 2K 60/30fps, 1080P 120/60/30fps, and 720 120/60/30fps¹².
7. Photo Resolution: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera can take photos in various resolutions, such as 20MP, 16MP, 14MP, 12MP, 10MP, and 8MP¹².
8. Video Mode: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera has different video modes, such as motion detection, normal mode, timelapse, slow video, car mode, and pre-recording¹².
9. Photo Mode: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera has different photo modes, such as single shooting, interval shooting, and continuous shooting¹².
10. Digital Zoom: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera has an 8x digital zoom function that can magnify the image without losing quality¹².
11. FOV: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera has a 135-degree field of view that can capture a wide-angle perspective of the scene¹².
12. Exposure Compensation: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera has an exposure compensation function that can adjust the brightness of the image from +2.0 to -2.0¹².
13. White Balance: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera has a white balance function that can adjust the color temperature of the image from auto, daylight, cloudy, tungsten, fluorescent, to underwater mode¹².
14. Video Format: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera records videos in MP4 format with H.264 or H.265 encoding¹².
15. Photo Format: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera takes photos in JPG format¹².
16. Battery Type: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera has a lithium-ion battery with a voltage of 3.7V and a capacity of 800mAh for the built-in battery and 1050mAh for the external battery¹².
17. Battery Life: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera can record videos for 60 to 180 minutes with the 4K/30fps setting depending on the battery type¹².
18. Battery Energy: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera has a battery energy of 2.96Wh for the built-in battery and 3.89Wh for the external battery¹².
19. Dimensions: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera has a dimension of 70.5 x 55 x 30 mm¹².
20. Weight: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera has a weight of 370g¹².
21. Integrated Microphone: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera has an integrated microphone that can record audio¹².
22. External Microphone: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera can support an external microphone that can be sold separately¹².
23. Integrated Speaker: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera has an integrated speaker that can play audio¹².
24. App Control: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera can be controlled by the SJCAM Zone app via 2.4G/5G WiFi¹².
25. Ports: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera has a Type-C port for charging and data transfer¹².
26. Remote: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera can be controlled by a remote that can be sold separately¹².
27. Accessories: The SJ20 Dual Lens camera comes with various accessories, such as controllers, fast chargers, mounts, grips, and waterproof case¹².

Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, today announced the launch of the CR-X300 4K Outdoor PTZ(pan-tilt-zoom) camera. The CR-X300 supports a full IP1 workflow, including a single cable solution with PoE++ for power that includes IP streaming of signal and control. Even better, the CR-X300 shares core imaging technologies, including image quality and autofocus capabilities Canon’s popular lineup of professional camcorders, as well as the CR-N300 indoor PTZ camera.

The CR-X300 supports a wide range of communications standards and provides an outstanding level of protection from environmental factors, making it an ideal remote PTZ camera system for video capture in such outdoor scenarios as sports broadcasts, live events, wild animal observation, and theme parks. In addition, the CR-X300 offers built-in ND filters to help with shooting outdoors in the sun. In recent years, the demand for video content has grown, including large amounts of content created and streamed on-location. By expanding its lineup of remote camera systems, Canon is providing users a more flexible, efficient, and less labor-intensive solution for video production workflows.

The new camera system delivers 4K 30P and 1080 60P / 4:2:2 / 10-bit video by leveraging video processing technologies cultivated through Canon’s history of developing professional video cameras—including a 1/2.3-inch sensor and a DIGIC DV6 image processing platform. In addition, the CR-X300 features a 20x optical zoom lens with a 29.3 – 601mm equivalent2 focal length for video recording of various scenarios from wide-angle to the super-telephoto range.

The CR-X300 supports the same control and streaming protocols as Canon’s CR-N500 and CR-N300 PTZ cameras. Canon’s XC protocol allows for IP control of visual production equipment, including Canon’s PTZ cameras, enabling them to work smoothly alongside the company’s Cinema EOS system3 via the Canon RC-IP100 controller. The CR-X300, along with CR-N300 and CR-N500, can be controlled via XC Protocol with Canon’s free Remote Camera Control Application software, as well as with industry controller leaders, such as RCT (Remote Camera Technology). In addition, these cameras can be controlled by multiple industry partners via VISCA over IP and VISCA Serial control, such as from Skaarhoj and others. This outdoor PTZ camera exhibits smooth and responsive pan and tilt movement, making it suitable for on-air and live streaming productions. The CR-X300 is also compatible with RTMP4 for live streaming and NDI® | HX protocol5, which supports live visual production, thus enabling users to build their own production environments, as well as RTP/RTSP.

The CR-X300 camera is resistant to dust and moisture, adhering to international IP65 standards for protection against water and other foreign substances. In addition, it is equipped with a lens wiper and an aluminum die-cast housing, helping reduce maintenance and allowing it to stand up to use in outdoor environments exposed to strong wind and rain. The CR-X300 is lightweight, weighing in under 16 lbs. and features a carrying handle and a 1/4 20 insert allowing it to be mounted to a tripod making it a good fit for temporary or permanent productions. The CR-X300 is compatible with the POE++6 standard, enabling the camera to be powered and controlled by a single LAN cable and thereby helping to reduce the cost and labor required for installation. The CR-X300 also offers multiple video IO’s, including, Genlock, 6G-SDI, and HDMI.

Pricing and Availability

The Canon CR-X300 4K Outdoor PTZ Camera is scheduled to be available in February 2022 for an estimated retail price of $13299.00*.

Does not look similar to GH6? :-)

Well, main things

Focus on dynamic range improvement

Global shutter option (still at cost!)

And main feature, why they made organic sensor at all, precisely adjustable sensitivity, aka no ND filters anymore

https://news.panasonic.com/jp/press/data/2018/10/jn181026-1/jn181026-1.pdf

https://news.panasonic.com/jp/press/data/2018/10/jn181026-1/jn181026-1.html

Key Features:

• 11.7MP images
• 1080/60p video
• 1/2.3 CMOS image sensor
• 19-57mm focal length
• 4x digital zoom
• Automatic capture of stills and video
• Pan-and-tilt zoom lens, with a range of 340˚ pan and 110˚ tilt and a 19-57mm (equivalent) zoom lens
• Recognition technology with the ability to prioritise certain faces
• Manual control and image management via the Connect app for Mini PTZ Cam
• Wi-Fi and Bluetooth® make connecting to smartphones and tablets easy³
• $580 USD

The Canon PowerShot PX is a smart camera that can be placed anywhere in the home to automatically capture 11.7MP images and 60p Full HD video. it also features facial recognition, auto-subject searching to keep people in-frame and uses voice commands. The 19-57mm lens can pan, tilt and zoom while offering a 340-degree (horizontal) field of view. Images are saved to a memory card and Wi-Fi along with USB-C charging is built-in.

http://achtel.com/9x7/

More samples - https://achtel.com/9x7/sample.htm

https://pixii.fr/new-pixii-camera

Specs

• 10,860 fps at 1280 x 960 resolution
• Increased frame rates at reduced resolution, for example:
• 14,350 fps at 1280 x 720
• 30,030 fps at 640 x 480 standard or 40,300 fps with binning enabled
• Max frame rate is 423,350 fps at 320 x 24
• Native ISO (12232 STD)—25,000 D (mono) and 6,400 D (color)
• https://www.phantomhighspeed.com/products/cameras/veo/veo1310

What do you think? Is it worth it the 40€+ for the GH2 compared to the G6? I've seen some footage comparisons and they seem to be really close, but that is without the crazy 100+MBs bitrate you can get out of some GH2's hacks...

Is the GH1 just good enough with stable 50MB's±? Maybe It is worth it to expend more on a way better lens? I am not focusing on features btw. Just pure IQ. Man I just love the Lumix look! but if you know of other hackable/Bang for buck (better than any of these in any case) cameras I should look for, please just tell me!

I know it's a lot but would really love some feedback. :) Cheers and thank you!!

I am looking to buy a film slr but want to use cool old vintage lenses like m42 screw mount, minolta, contax etc (I already have some) and therefore look for a camera that allows lens adapting. Which mount respectively camera would you go with? SLR's I am interested in (price not bigger than 250€ preferably lower): Nikon F3 Canon F1 Olympus OM 4 Minolta XK (you can also recommend others)

https://freeflysystems.com/wave

I'm thinking I'll just set up a GH4 which is above the bar that they reconnect every time they have an event. Each event usually lasts about 8-9 hours. They want it to be as easy to plug and play as possible. Their budget is about $1250/£1,000.

I wondered if anyone has done something similar? Will there be any heat issues being kept on for 8 hours? Thankfully, they'll probably only record 2-3 hours of 1080 which shouldn't cause any space issues on the SD cards. Also since a GH4 has a micro HDMI connector, will there be any issues it failing after a while?

Any other suggestions welcome!

Thing is, maybe is time to change the gear, so I'm doing some research and collecting info into an upgrade path/replacement here.

Scope:

• personal camera

• 4K30p or better

• 2k60p or better

• good bitrate, decent quality, don't mind raw

• will not dump loads of money into it, ideally $800 fully operational

• can make pro work, useful in-camera tools (yes LX100 was pretty capable, not talking about Ale$$$xa here)

• wifi, stopmotion, timelapse, control app

• hdmi not important but a plus

• uses cheap media, cheap to stabilize and grip, minimally solid, will not sudenlly stop working on location, will not fry on mist, etc

My main candidate is Sony 5100. But what about prior NEX series, are there any good options? Or maybe some old Canons and Nikons I'm not aware of?

Requirements:

1. Clean live 1080 HDMI, don't need 4K.
2. Preferably phase autofocus with good face detection. Sorry Panasonic, I've handled too many of your cameras, to know that you're not the best option in this respect.
3. Can sustain two hours stream without overheating. I've read that Sony overheats quickly when recording on a card, but runs cooler streaming to HDMI. Any 5xxx, 6xxx owners here? Is it true?
4. Below $400 used.
5. Flip screen would be a good addition, but is not necessary.

• Sensor CMOS with 24Mp
• Lens Zenitar 35mm f1
• Available at december 2018
• Price without confirmation

Specs

• 1/2.3-inch 16MP BSI CMOS sensor
• 27-108mm f/3-6.6 zoom lens
• 1080/30p video (120p is at lower resolution only)
• microSDHC card slot
• $149 at https://kodakpixpro.com/shop/wpz2

JK Imaging Ltd., the worldwide licensee of KODAK PIXPRO Digital Cameras and Devices announced today availability of the company’s newest waterproof action camera, expanding on the award-winning KODAK PIXPRO line up with another affordable option for photographers and adventurers of all ages.

The all new KODAK PIXPRO WPZ2 Digital Camera is designed with an attractive rugged exterior and is designed using the iconic and highly recognized KODAK brand yellow color. The KODAK WPZ2 waterproof camera is geared for all types of outdoor adventures and activities with the ability to be fully submerged up to 15m underwater, which answers the need to go beyond other splash proof or water-resistant models. Its durable design is further more resistant to dirt and dust with a JIS/IEC rating of IP6X and is shockproof up to 2m. In addition, the WPZ2 is equipped with a 4X optical zoom, which sets it apart from other waterproof cameras that are fixed focus only. This is an ideal and compact photography companion for travel, sports and people on the go, and is priced at an affordable MSRP of $149.99US. The WPZ2 is available now at US Walmart stores and on walmart.com just in time for the holiday gifting season.

“It has always been our goal to answer the need for the highest quality cameras at an affordable price with the KODAK PIXPRO line,” said Paul Meyhoefer, vice president of JK Imaging Ltd., “The new WPZ2 rugged camera embodies this philosophy and gives yet another camera option to our loyal customers that allows them to capture their memories beyond land and now underwater.”

The new WPZ2 waterproof camera will be available to see at the KODAK PIXPRO booth #363 at the 2019 PhotoPlus show in New York from October 24-26, 2019. For more information and for product availability, please visit: www.kodakpixpro.com

• 5.7inch 2560 x 1440 pixel "Hydrogen Holographic" Display - seemlessly switches between 2D content (at full screen resolution), holographic multi-view content, stereo 3D content, and interative games, with both landsape and portrait modes.
• Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor
• 4,500 mAh battery
• Shoot 3D (and 4V “holographic”) video using the cameras on both sides of the phone, no add-ons required
• Dual SIM support (or single SIM + a microSD card)
• Stereo speakers and a headphone jack
• View 2D/3D VR, AR and MR
• Runs Android
• Multi-band smartphone
• USB-C connection
• MicroSD slot

.... when an iphone isn't enough ...the only specs I found...
It’s an unlocked, multi-band phone that runs Android.
It supports 2D, 3D, 4-view holographic, and virtual reality, augmented reality, and mixed reality content.
There’s an algorithm for converting stereo audio into 5.1 channel sound… that can play through regular headphones.
You can use the phone as a controller and monitor for RED Scarlet, Epic, and Weapon cameras.

"Priced at at $1195 for the Aluminum version, with a Titanium version that will cost $1595, the HYDROGEN ONE is a stand-alone, full featured, unlocked multi-band smartphone operating on Android OS, but it is more than a smartphone. RED says it is a 5.7” professional HYDROGEN holographic display allowing users to view all traditional 2D content at full screen resolution, view holographic RED Hydrogen 4-View content (H4V), view stereo 3D content and view 2D/3D VR, AR and MR."

https://www.provideocoalition.com/hydrogen-one-reds-holographic-smartphone/

[VK: Added stuff]

Specs

• Small 2/3“ CMOS Sensor
• 1920×1080 Resolution only
• Global Shutter, with 1/25-1/10000s range
• Up to 60 seconds recording for 500fps
• 300 fps 12 bit and 500 fps 10bit
• 4x HD-BNC / 3G SDI Ouput
• 640 ISO Native
• HDR Mode support, but only HLG, PQ
• C-Mount
• Requires 11V – 36Vsupply
• Consumption 20W 1,7A@12V
• RS485 and IP Control ala industrial cameras
• 60 x 165mm
• 400g

1. No time limit for recording.
2. No moire.

As far as I understand all newer Panasonic cameras don't have an AA filter - so that's a no go. Shame, shame, shame, Panasonic, back in the days you were cool not following stupid trends. So, my own search yielded a second hand G7 as the best candidate. It has time limit but it can be removed via hidden menu tricks. GH4 fits my criteria, too, but it's more expensive.

Anything else I can look upon?

PS I've checked webcams, too, but even top Logitecs 4K models have digital zoom only - uh-oh.

Their site - https://www.remo-ai.com/

Crowdfunding starts soon.