Welcome to this week's Bokeh Face podcast!
We take an In Focus look at the fact that DSLRs are apparently dead – so why are DSLR lens sales increasing? There are many reasons – one of them being the ways that Canon and Nikon are locking down their mirrorless mounts…
We Gear Up with the Canon EOS R6 Mark III, a pro-caliber camera that detonates the old definition of 6-series bodies. We compare it to the Sony A7 V and Nikon Z6 III, and ask whether the market for midrange cameras actually exists any more.
And in Trouble Shooting, we help the would-be hybrid shooters who ask us where to start with video. It's arguably harder to learn videography when you come from a photo background, so we give you a crash course in the basics!
⏰ TIMESTAMPS ⏰
0:00 What the heck is a partially stacked sensor?
1:09 DSLRs are dead… so why are DSLR lens sales on the rise?
3:09 (Actually, DSLRs are NOT dead)
4:27 Price check: trinity mirrorless glass vs trinity DSLR glass
6:39 Canon and Nikon's closed mirrorless mounts
7:58 By restricting mirrorless, Canon has prolonged the life of DSLR lenses
8:55 There are still significant lenses you can't buy for mirrorless
10:27 Sigma says (some) DSLR lens sales going up
15:15 Using DSLR lenses on mirrorless \"upscales\" their performance
18:48 Meet the Canon EOS R6 Mark III
19:30 Has flagship tech squeezed out midrange cameras?
25:43 Canon won't like us saying this…
26:38 Canon EOS R6 Mark III vs Nikon Z6 III
31:01 Who has the best autofocus?
34:16 Canon EOS R6 Mark III vs Sony A7 V
38:48 Where should you start with video
41:09 Just shoot in 1080p?
43:48 Framerates, PAL vs NTSC, 25p vs 30p
46:43 TLDR
48:46 Don’t shoot RAW (unlike photography)
50:07 Log and LUTs
54:30 Sound is more important than video
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