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Firmware Update

Nikon Firmware Update Nikon D6, Nikon Z50 and Nikon Z30

Nikon Firmware Update Nikon D6, Nikon Z50, and Nikon Z30 firmware update – They are adding up wireless security feature in this particular update, you have to reset your camera settings and then you will get an option to encrypt your images/password input if you wish to during wireless transfer, but when you will activate it it will slightly slow down the entire process.

How to Transfer your image fast

The best way is to connect your smartphone and camera with a USB cable, and directly transfer your images once the smartphone detects your camera. No need of encryption then since ur using wire transfer route and the entire process will be much faster compared to Wireless transfer.

Nikon has released a new firmware update, version 1.60, for the D6 DSLR camera. The main updates are as follows:

GNSS module firmware can now be updated.
Improved capture performance when using the specific area where the quasi-zenith satellite system “QZSS” can be captured.
Changed the default values displayed when wirelessly connecting to the following settings:

Encryption password
Password displayed after restoring camera default settings.

Nikon Z 50 firmware update version 2.51:

  • Changed the default values for the following settings displayed when connecting wirelessly:
    • Encryption keys
    • The password displayed after the camera’s default settings are restored

Nikon Z 30 firmware update version 1.11:

  • Changed the default values for the following settings displayed when connecting wirelessly:
    • Encryption keys
    • The password displayed after the camera’s default settings are restored

You can download the firmware updates from here

also see, – Nikon Z6 Mark III and Sony ZV-E10 Mark II Coming in June 2024

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DJI RS 4, DJI RS 4 Pro, and DJI Focus Pro Official Press Release

The long-rumored DJI latest gimbals were announced today, if you read the details then you will find that DJI has worked in every possible way to upscale the overall specs of the gimbals, take a look at the press release

Pricing and Availability

Obviously of you have a Canon R5C style camera with heavy lenses or planning to own a Canon R5C Mark II camera in the near future, this one is made for you and able to lift 4.5+kg at once.

DJI RS 4 Pro – B&H Photo: DJI RS 4 Pro Gimbal Stabilizer $869

The DJI RS 4 is made for cameras like Sony FX30, and Panasonic S5 Mark II, of course for a full frame load you have the PRO.

DJI RS 4 – B&H Photo: DJI RS 4 Gimbal Stabilizer $549

DJI Focus Pro – B&H Photo: DJI Focus Pro LiDAR $699

DJI, the global leader in civilian drones and creative camera technology, today introduces three groundbreaking products that revolutionize the filmmaking and content creation landscape. The DJI RS 4, a lightweight commercial stabilizer, redefines vertical shooting with enhanced efficiency and stabilization performance, empowering solo cinematographers to capture grand scenes effortlessly. The DJI RS 4 Pro flagship stabilizer seamlessly integrates with the DJI PRO ecosystem, offering a solution that combines stabilization, transmission, monitoring, focusing, and control, thereby expanding creativity. Finally, the DJI Focus Pro, the industry’s first independent Automated Manual Focus (AMF) lens control system, ushers in a new era of collaborative focus control, providing cinematographers with a robust tool to realize their creative visions with ease and precision.

“This year marks the 10th anniversary of the Ronin Series, and the evolving needs of creators are always at the forefront of our product development,” stated Paul Pan, Senior Product Line Manager at DJI. “With the latest DJI RS 4 and RS 4 Pro stabilizers, we’ve integrated the feedback we have been gathering from industry professionals over the past decade to drive innovation, ultimately optimizing the design, stabilization, and gimbal control for next generation tools that are unparalleled in efficiency and reliability. Additionally, DJI Focus Pro, our inaugural independent Automated Manual Focus lens control system, marks a significant leap forward in providing cutting-edge LiDAR technology, once exclusive to the DJI PRO ecosystem, to more creators.

DJI RS 4, DJI RS 4 Pro, and DJI Focus Pro Official Press Release

DJI RS 4: Gripping Storytelling

Powerful Stabilization

DJI RS 4 possesses an exceptional payload capacity, boasting a lightweight body capable of carrying up to 3kg (6.6lbs) of mainstream mirrorless camera and lens combinations for comfortable handling and robust power. With an extended tilt axis by 8.5mm, compared to its predecessor, the RS 4 provides even larger balancing space, accommodating additional accessories like ND filters, enhancing creative possibilities. Featuring a 4th-gen stabilization algorithm meticulously optimized for various scenarios, the RS 4 strikes a balance between stabilization strength and camera movement, ensuring excellent performance and an enhanced user experience. Paired with the high-capacity battery grip, it offers approximately 2.5 times longer runtime[1], ensuring uninterrupted filming sessions for capturing grand scenes with ease.

Additionally, it offers improved stability in vertical shooting, effortlessly steadying dynamic scenes like running or low-angle shots.

Efficient Quick Launch

The DJI RS 4, features second-generation native vertical shooting[2] with a redesigned gimbal horizontal plate for seamless transitions to vertical shooting, enhancing efficiency in video creation. The upgraded automated axis locks enable quick start-up, transitions, and storage, with minimized gimbal shakes. With a Teflon™ coating on all three axes, the RS 4 offers smoother balancing, while a fine-tuning knob allows precise adjustments when switching cameras or lenses. Further, an automatic screen lock feature on the OLED touchscreen prevents accidental touches and conserves battery power.

Enabling Professional Creation

Designed to elevate solo content creation with professional-grade features borrowed from DJI PRO products, the DJI RS 4 ensures superior performance and efficiency. With Bluetooth wireless control, the RS 4 enables remote camera shutter and lens zoom control[3] using Dual-Mode Bluetooth technology, seamlessly pairing with cameras for effortless reconnection. When paired with the DJI Focus Pro Motor[4], it allows smooth focus and lens zoom adjustments, enhancing lens control at a motor speed that is 30% faster[5]. The new Joystick Mode Switch allows quick switching between joystick modes for zoom or gimbal control, further enhancing the user experience and efficiency on set. The customizable trigger function offers FPV mode for dynamic shooting perspectives, while the gimbal mode switch facilitates quick toggling between various modes to adapt to diverse shooting requirements. Additionally, it includes intelligent features such as Motionlapse, Track, and Panorama, empowering creators with versatile shooting capabilities.

Robust Accessory Ecosystem

The DJI RS 4 features an RSA communication port for enhanced connectivity with accessories like the DJI RS Tethered Control Handle and third-party options[6], allowing flexible shooting setups tailored to creative needs. With the DJI RS SDK protocol, third-party developers can customize functions for the RS 4, expanding its versatility for diverse shooting requirements. Additionally, the RS 4 is compatible with the new BG70 High-Capacity Battery Grip, extending runtime to 29.5 hours[7], with a 2.5 hour charge time[8], and supporting power delivery to cameras and accessories via USB-C. For integrated shooting experiences, the RS 4 supports the DJI Ronin Image Transmitter, offering high-definition live feeds and remote-control capabilities. Complemented by an extensive accessory ecosystem, including the RS BG30 Battery Grip and RS Focus Motor, the RS 4 empowers cinematographers with advanced functionality and seamless integration for solo and small crew productions.

DJI RS 4 Pro: Transcend Potential

Packed With Capabilities

Thanks to reliable carbon fiber design, DJI RS 4 Pro provides an impressive 4.5kg (10lbs) payload capacity, ideal for mainstream mirrorless and cinema camera setups. Offering Teflon™ coating with dual rolling bearings on the roll axis and a tilt axis fine-tuning knob, the RS 4 Pro ensures smooth, precise, and millimeter-level adjustments. Enhanced features also include second-generation native vertical shooting capability, an auto-lock OLED touchscreen, and improved axis locks for reduced gimbal shakes, elevating efficiency and performance for cinematographers.

Excellent Stability, Exceptional Standards

Featuring a 20% increase[9] in motor torque across all axes for enhanced power redundancy, RS 4 Pro ensures precise and responsive tracking even with heavy cameras and accessories. With the addition of Car Mount mode, the stabilizer optimizes its algorithm for vehicle shoots, guaranteeing steady capture in shaky conditions. Coupled with the fourth-generation RS stabilization algorithm, the RS 4 Pro strikes a superior balance between strength and tactile feel, delivering exceptional stabilization performance and stability for dynamic scenes.

Master of Versatility

The DJI RS 4 Pro transforms solo cinematography with cutting-edge features tailored for efficient shooting. Leveraging the DJI Focus Pro LiDAR Autofocus system, including the Focus Pro LiDAR[10] and Focus Pro Motor[11], cinematographers benefit from precise LiDAR autofocus, enhancing control in dynamic shooting scenarios. With an impressive 76,800 ranging points, a leap of 77%[12], the RS 4 Pro sharpens human subject edge detection while effectively reducing focus hunting. The gimbal also offers a maximum human subject focusing distance of 20m[13], approximately three times that of the previous generation5. Additionally, the Next-Gen ActiveTrack Pro utilizes advanced AI algorithms and LiDAR technology to ensure steadfast subject tracking, even in challenging conditions. Dual Focus & Zoom Motors, combined with the DJI Focus Pro Motor, provide native and precise lens control.

The remote-control system enables seamless collaborative shooting, allowing for remote gimbal operation and intelligent focus assistance. In collaborative team shooting, the gimbal operator can control the RS 4 Pro gimbal through devices such as the DJI Master Wheels, DJI Ronin 4D Hand Grips, and DJI High-Bright Remote Monitor. Meanwhile, the focus puller can enable LiDAR Waveform on the High-Bright Remote Monitor for intelligent focus assistance[15], precisely controlling focus using the Focus Pro Hand Unit. Whether capturing intricate motion lapses, tracking subjects with precision, or exploring panoramic landscapes, the DJI RS 4 Pro enables cinematographers to achieve their vision with confidence.

Extended Battery Runtime for Exceptional Performance

The DJI RS BG70 High-Capacity Battery Grip elevates the performance of the RS 4 Pro with extended battery runtime of up to 29 hours[16]. Equipped with PD fast charging capability, it can reach a rapid full charge in just 2.5 hours[17], ensuring uninterrupted filming sessions. Additionally, the grip supports powering cameras and accessories with up to 18 watts via the USB-C port, offering exceptional versatility and convenience for prolonged shoots.

Enhanced Ecosystem

The DJI RS 4 Pro introduces an advanced control ecosystem, elevating the DJI PRO lineup’s production capabilities. Seamlessly integrated with the DJI Focus Pro lens control system, cinematographers gain access to comprehensive control over focus, iris, and zoom. With DJI Focus Pro LiDAR to DJI Transmission Cable Hub, seamless integrated setting and power supply could be achieved. DJI RS 4 Pro can power the Focus Pro LiDAR and DJI Video Transmitter simultaneously. This not only simplifies setup but also enhances efficiency during shoots, ensuring uninterrupted communication and transmission of high-quality footage. The RS 4 Pro also supports various handheld configurations[18] and professional solutions through the DJI RS SDK protocol, enabling innovative solutions for car mounts, jibs, Steadicams, cable cams, and sliders, ensuring versatile and efficient creative workflows for cinematographers.

DJI Focus Pro: Feel the Focus

LiDAR Focusing, Now Accessible to All

DJI Focus Pro is DJI’s first independent LiDAR focus system available to all cinematographers, enabling a wide user base to explore creative focusing possibilities. The all-new DJI Focus Pro Grip offers exceptional versatility with a 2.5-hour system power supply, intuitive visual operations, auto-calibration and data storage for 15 lenses, and Bluetooth connectivity for seamless start/stop recording. Equipped with a full-color touchscreen, the Grip allows operators to adjust LiDAR and motor parameters while providing a real-time view from the LiDAR’s perspective, ensuring complete awareness during use.

With advanced features like an extended human-subject focus distance of 20 meters[19], approximately three times that of the previous generation[20], and a super-wide focus field of view of 70°, the LiDAR system offers more accurate and stable focusing capabilities with wider coverage. Boasting 76,800 ranging points and a refresh rate of 30 Hz, the upgraded LiDAR enhances human-subject edge detection while minimizing focus hunting, ensuring reliable focus even in fast-moving scenarios. Focus Pro’s enhanced intelligent autofocus functionalities, including AF subject recognition and tracking, adjustable focus speed, and selectable focus area modes, provide users with easier control over focusing, catering to diverse shooting scenarios. The modular design of the Focus Pro system, comprising LiDAR, Motor, Grip, and Hand Unit modules, offers flexibility to both solo projects and more advanced productions, empowering diverse users to achieve focusing freedom in various shooting scenarios.

AMF, Human-Machine Collaboration

DJI Focus Pro revolutionizes focus control with the groundbreaking AMF mode, available in both the Hand Unit and Grip, setting a new standard for human-machine collaboration. With AMF focus transition and AMF focus lock, it provides tactile feedback and millisecond-level switching between manual and auto focus, catering to diverse creative demands and ensuring seamless integration of technology and human intuition. Additionally, the DJI Focus Pro LiDAR empowers cinematographers with intuitive spatial understanding by using LiDAR waveform as focus assistance, enhancing their ability to capture scenes with precision.

FIZ Lens Control, Master the Scene

The Magnetic Damping FIZ Hand Unit revolutionizes focus, iris, and zoom control for focus pullers, enhancing teamwork efficiency in capturing complex scenes with ease. Featuring stepless real-time damping coefficient adjustments and electronic A-B point marking mode, the Focus Pro Hand Unit ensures precision and convenience in focus control, while offering a communication distance of 160m[21], covering shooting needs in complex environments. Enabled with Bluetooth start/stop recording, it facilitates wireless control with mirrorless cameras. The accompanying FIZ Motor delivers significantly improved performance, boasting a 30% faster motor speed[22], 10ms low latency, and three-level adjustable torque, ensuring smoother operation and versatile cinematic language opportunities. Compatible with 15mm rods, the motor offers more mounting options. The Magnetic Damping Grip complements the unit, allowing seamless transition between focus and zoom control, with adjustable damping feedback for enhanced tactile experience. With intuitive dial operation and customizable rotational ranges, cinematographers can achieve dynamic lens operations effortlessly.

Seamless Interconnectivity

A new addition to the DJI PRO ecosystem, DJI Focus Pro can work seamlessly with other DJI PRO products to give operators all-scenario experience with efficiency and precision.

Professional Vehicle Shoots, All in One Go: With the DJI PRO ecosystem’s lightweight vehicle-shooting solution, operators can revel in a seamlessly integrated experience of stabilization, monitoring, and dual-channel control of the gimbal and focus.
Serious Creativity, Smart Assistance: In complex scenarios, Focus Pro’s AMF mode allows focus pullers to intervene and take control of focus seamlessly on the foundation of LiDAR autofocus.
Ronin 4D Collaborative Lens Control: In multi-operator collaborative scenarios, the solution enables the main operator to control composition using Ronin 4D, while the focus puller uses the Focus Pro Hand Unit in conjunction with the High-Bright Remote Monitor for coordinated shooting.

Canon R5 Mark II Announcement on...

According to the latest set of rumors, the Canon R5 Mark II announcement is expected is about to happen on May 21 and May 23, 2024. And, Canon R1 Camera development announcement is also expected on the very same day. Once the development announcement is done Canon will take roughly 3 months to make the product official, you can expect the Canon R1 official announcement in Aug of 2024.

A similar type of information we have shared in our previous post, take a look at what we have said back then

Canon – DS126922, The Camera registered on Feb 2024, so the Announcement is expected in May-June 2024, roughly Canon takes three months to announce a registered product.

Canon – DS126928, The Camera is registered on April 2024, Announcement expected on July-Aug 2024..

We all know Canon is about to announce Canon R5 mark II and Canon R1 this year, so keep your fingers crossed we will sure Canon Major announcement soon.

But, now this time the rumor mill has exact dates of announcement, May 21-23, and its coming directly with Canon Rumor Mill. So we can consider it as an authentic source of information

I am very excited about this announcement since Canon R1 will be Canon’s first full-frame flagship Mirrorless camera, will specs affect another flagship mirrorless camera in the market badly or Canon will use cripple hammer even in the best camera?, will Sony gear up to announce Sony A1 Mark II just after the Canon R1 release, we have to wait and Watch.

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Sony FX6 Mark II in the wild

According to the latest tip surfaced over the web, Sony FX6 Mark II prototypes are in the wild and the announcement will happen in Q4 of 2024  if everything goes under schedule.  The Sony FX6 was announced back in November 2020 and was one of Sony’s most popular cinema line cameras.

— End of rumor —

Let’s have a look at the past rumors related to Cinema cameras. WW279317 is also on the announcement pipeline and Chinese sources suggest it’s the BURANO Series camera. 

On March 28th, 2024, Chinese source E8M_8888 leaked the image above (more details here) and according to them, Sony geared up for the Sony Burano announcement this year. The next FX camera is said to be a New Model from the BURANO Series.

stay tuned we will soon post an update.

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DJI RS 4 AND RS 4 PRO Price and Specification

We have some of the latest leaked image of the upcoming DJI RS 4 AND RS 4 PRO gimbal, take a look at the set of available details, the DJI RS 4 AND RS 4 PRO coming on April 9, 2024. DJI RS 4 AND RS 4 PRO features a massive upgrade over the previous core specs.

Sony DJI RS 4 AND RS 4 PRO – Leaked Specifications and Features

  • RS 4 Pro model uses carbon fiber / Lightweight solid build.
  • Generation 2.0 vertical scanning LiDAR for improved focusing
  • Automatic axis locking for easier setup and transport
  • Load capacity up to 3 kg, accommodating a wide range of camera setups
  • Extended tilt axis for greater range of motion
  • New 4th generation stabilization algorithm for even smoother footage
  • Bluetooth control for wireless operation
  • DJI Focus Pro support for precise manual focus control
  • 29 hours of battery life for extended shooting sessions

The available set of specifications already indicate significant improvements in stabilization, focusing, and overall performance.

DJI RS 4 AND RS 4 PRO Price

The DJI RS 4 Combo will be priced at $785 [approx], while the DJI RS 4 Pro will cost $940 [approx]. Both models are expected to be available for order immediately following the official announcement on April 9.

Also, look at DJI AVATA 2 Price

 

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Nikon Z6 Mark III and Sony ZV-E10 Mark II Coming in June 2024

According to the latest rumors, the Nikon Z6 Mark 3 camera with a minor update and the Sony ZV-E10 Mark II camera, possibly with a 26-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor (Same as the Sony A6700), will arrive in June 2024 as per the latest set of rumors we have.

Sony lenses that include 16 to 25 mm f/2.8 are coming on April 16 to 17, and the ZV-E10 Mark II camera is expected to arrive in the month of June 2024. Other than that, we are also expecting the announcement of the 85 mm f/1.4 G Master Mark 2 lens as well as the highly rumored 24 to 70 mm f/2 lens in the near future.

Sony ZV-E10 Mark II Specification [Rumored]

  • 26MP Exmor R APS-C BSI CMOS Sensor
  • BIONZ XR Image Processor
  • UHD 4K 120p / FHD 240p / 10-Bit 4:2:2
  • Up to 11-fps Shooting, ISO 100-32000
  • Real-Time Tracking AF for Stills & Video
  • 759-Point Phase Detection, 93% Coverage
  • S-Log3, S-Gamut3, S-Cinetone, User LUTs
  • Internal Mic + Inputs, USB Streaming
  • 3″ 1.03m-Dot Vari-Angle LCD Touchscreen
  • Price $798 [Bodly Only] | $899 With 16-50mm Lens | $1199 Creator Kit (Wireless grip + Shotgun Mic) | $1399 with 10-20mm Lens

Inventory or upcoming Sony E-mount autofocus lenses:
Sony FE 16-25mm F2.8 GM, to be released on April 16/17.
Sony FE 24-70mm F2.0, release date to be determined.
Sony FE 85mm F1.4 GM II, expected to be released in June 2024.

According to the latest reports coming out, the Nikon Z6 Mark III camera may have a minor update to save the sales of the Nikon ZF camera. We published a rumored set of specifications back on March 21st, 2024, and a Nikon dealer from China leaked that particular specification. Now, other rumor mills have also started to reshare the same specification that was already shared by our website months ago, stating that the camera will have a minor update. So, we can assume some kind of confirmation that the Z6 Mark 3 camera may have the same sensor and minor update over the Z6 Mark 2.

Nikon Z6 Mark III specification

Pixels: 24.5 million pixels
Processor: EXPEED7 processor
Anti-shake: Level 7 anti-shake
Shutter speed: 1/16000 second
AF: 299 points
Video: 6K/60p&4K/120p 12bit N-RAW recording
4KH.265 10Bit MOV video, can be 6K oversampled 4K
FX format or DX format up to 120p.
Continuous shooting: up to 40fps FX format, 120fps DX format continuous shooting
Viewfinder: Brand new high-resolution viewfinder with 5.76 million pixels
Card slot: support CFexvressB, SD UHS-II
Battery: EL-15 battery
Set up a warm association of photographers

Additional Specs
other
Pixel displacement high-resolution photography
Easy-to-use multi-angle LCD screen
Fine shutter angle options, split the project pause rate from the shooting pause rate
Support WiFi2.4/5GHZ, Bluetooth LE connection
USB-C fast charge & HDMI Type-A connection
Inherited from the Z8 style body, smaller than the Z8
Top micro-label (same as Z8 and Z9)
PASM dial pad

Stay tuned more updates are coming

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Sony A7 IV vs Nikon ZF

You get a slight resolution advantage with the Sony 33mp resolution sensor. Those who are pixel peepers may notice a slight difference when zoomed into 100% scale in the images of Nikon ZF and Sony A7 4 cameras since the ZF camera is limited to 24-megapixel resolution.

WHY NIKON ZF CAMERA IS THE BEST CHOICE FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS

The Nikon ZF is a camera that features extensive manual control over the body and a tank-like, rock-solid body. It feels quite heavy and the extensive manual controls allow you to alter any settings with the help of the dials and controls you have all over the camera body while shooting in manual mode.

Feature Sony A7 4 Nikon ZF
Resolution 33mp 24mp
Body Standard Tank-like, rock-solid
ISO Range Up to 51,200 Up to 64,000
Image Stabilization Sensor-shift, weaker in photography mode, stronger in videography Advanced 5 stops of sensor-shift with AI algorithm
Continuous Shooting Up to 10 frames per second Up to 15 frames per second
High-Resolution Mode 33 megapixels Up to 96 megapixels
Low Light Sensitivity -4 EV -10 EV
Lens Mount E-Mount | Open Mount Nikon Z mount | Open Mount
Video Recording 4K at 60 fps with APS-C crop 4K at 60 fps with APS-C crop
Bit Rates 600 megabits per second 340 Mbps for H.265 10-bit video, and 300 Mbps for H.265 8-bit video
Image Stabilization in Video Desirable, gyro-based Standard

Apart from this, the sensor inside the Nikon ZF camera is ultra-low light-sensitive. The 24-megapixel full-frame sensor features a standard ISO range up to 64,000 whereas the Sony A7 4 camera’s standard ISO range is limited to 51,200. So without a doubt, we will get an extra one-stop advantage in low-light performance from the Nikon ZF camera.

 Must see – Best Lenses for Nikon Zf | Sony A7 IV Best lenses

One of the biggest factors that affect the low light performance of the camera is the type of sensor-shift image stabilization system used inside the body. The Nikon ZF camera uses advanced 8 stops of sensor-shift image stabilization technology as well as an artificially intelligent algorithm that moves the autofocus points along with the sensor-shift IBIS technology. So the image stabilization is not always focused at the center of the frame; the center always changes along with the autofocus point in the photography mode. The Sony A7 IV camera IBIS is limited to 5 Stops and traditional IS technology.

Another advantage that we have is the continuous shooting mode of the camera. With the Nikon ZF, you can shoot up to 15 frames per second whereas with the Sony A7 4, you remain limited to 10 frames a second.

Sony A74    Nikon Zf
Autofocus System Hybrid PDAF Hybrid PDAF with deep learning subject recognition
Autofocus Points 759 273
Maximum Low-Light AF Sensitivity (Standardized to f/2, ISO 100) -4 EV -8.5 EV
Standard Flash Sync Speed 1/250 1/200

Another big advantage that we have found in the Nikon ZF camera is the low light sensitivity. The ZF camera can shoot up to -10 EV which is in extremely low light conditions whereas the Sony A7 4 camera’s low light capability remains limited to -4 EV.

High-Resolution Mode 33 megapixels ONLY – NO HR MODE Up to 96 megapixels (requires tripod or studio setup for best results)

The Sony A7 4 camera’s 33-megapixel advantage is being overshadowed by the Nikon ZF’s multi-shift high-resolution mode which is capable of shooting up to 96 megapixels of resolution. But yes, it is not possible to shoot handheld; you will need a tripod or best to practice the high-resolution mode in a studio setup.

Sony A7 4 versus Nikon ZF, which camera should you buy? VERDICT

So if we combine all the capabilities like the hybrid sensor-shift stabilization system, the high-resolution mode, the better standard ISO range, the capability to shoot higher frame rates, and also advanced or better low light sensitivity, overall the Nikon ZF camera is more recommended to photographers compared to the Sony A7 4.

The lens mount Nikon Z mount is now open and has a variety of options available from third-party lens makers like Sigma and Tamron. So if you are invested in Z mount, you won’t feel that much scarcity of being limited to a specific mount without having any option for third-party lens makers.

Let’s talk about the video comparison of both cameras.

Both cameras are able to shoot videos up to 4K at 60 frames per second, and both of them do have APS-C crop while filming 4K 60p and no crop while recording 4K up to 30 fps.

BIT RATES COMPARED

Let’s compare the bit rates of both the cameras and if you compare the bit rates then it is very clearly evident that Nikon ZF camera lower  bit rates (MAX Nikon Zf has a maximum bit rate of approximately 340 Mbps for H.265 10-bit video, and 300 Mbps for H.265 8-bit video. The bit rate depends on the video file type),  Sony A7 IV MAX bitrates goes upto 600MPBS. Having slightly higher res sensor can be one of the resons of having such difference since both of them do oversampled 4K videos.

Both cameras record 4:2:2 10-bit internally and in both of them, we have log profiles available for having maximum dynamic range possible.

GYRO-BASED IMAGE STABILIZATION

Now the biggest advantage we have with Sony is its GYRO BASED image stabilization system. Its sensor-shift image stabilization is weak compared to the Nikon ZF camera in photography mode but when we talk about videography, and cinematography then gyro-based image stabilization is way more effective than having a sensor-shift image stabilization system.

LENS BREATHING CORRECTION

Now the most impressive thing that I have seen in the Sony A7 4 camera is lens breathing correction in video. The camera exhibits excellent lens breathing correction while using third-party lenses.

Now we also have an anti-dust shake mechanism inside the Sony A7 4 camera and Nikon should also learn it. The way they have copied this style from Canon, Nikon should also copy this particular style of rotating the sensor either from Sony or Canon because they have to do it otherwise our sensors are not always protected when the lens is unprotected.

Now a full-size HDMI port is available in the Sony A7 4 camera and that’s an amazing thing. Believe me, I really hate having a micro or mini HDMI port in a camera.

OVERHEATING

I have personally used both the camera, Nikon ZF camera handles overheating very well and while using a Sony A7 IV camera you have to use the CF express type A Card or at least V90 to avoid potential early overheating.

BEST CAMERA FOR VIDEO

Sony A7 IV camera is more recommended for video, since if we look at the overall features we get a lot of stuff required for video workflow, but again if you living near the equator, better to invest in Nikon Zf.

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