This recent interview matches some information we have received of a re-vamped JVC LS300 that has a heavy emphasis on being an all-in-one live streaming solution:
Rumors
B&H Says GH5 Pre-Orders Starting January 4th and Then Removes Statement
The internet was buzzing recently with B&H stating that they would take pre-orders for the Panasonic GH5 starting January 4, 2017. B&H has since removed this statement. Our one source we trust on the subject is saying that Panasonic is really hoping for quarter one of 2017 for the GH5 to be released. That would be nice.
Olympus E-M1II Picture Leaked
Thanks to 43Rumors for releasing this image:
The rumored specs for this camera include:
- 20MP sensor
- 4K at 30P
- Battery grip accessory
- Dual SD card slots
- Handheld high-resolution mode
Panasonic LX10 Specs Leaked
To our surprise the LX10 is to feature a 1-inch sensor as well as:
- 20MP sensor
- 24-72mm lens
- 4K 30FPS
- 1080P 60FPS
- 15-minute video limit in 4K
- WiFi built in
- Over 100 grams less than the LX100
Panasonic GH5 10-Bit Internal Recording
Several sites have reported that the Panasonic GH5 will have internal 10-bit recording and some are reporting no crop in 4K. 120FPS 4K has long been reported. Our one reliable reporting source for all things Panasonic has not been able to confirm this from us. The comment we did find interesting is a Panasonic rep stating that there will be significant improvements (see this blog post for more information: Panasonic GH5 Will NOT Have a Sensor Larger than Micro-Four-Thirds
Sony A7S II Rumor
This rumor comes from a source we do not know and have never relied upon before. They are stating the following:
- Late September or early October release.
- 4K 60P internally.
- 10 bit video.
- On-sensor image stabilization like the A7r II.
- Big price increase.
No 4K for the Sony A6100
Our most reliable source has provided us a report that we are unable to confirm: that there will be no 4K video included with the much anticipated Sony A6100. Most of the improvements (better quality, weather sealing, fast autofocus) seem to be aimed at the still photographer.