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While the week wasn't filled with new cameras or lenses, a few notable cameras did receive substantial firmware updates. Specifically, Nikon's Z9 received firmware version 2.1 while the Panasonic GH6 received a significant 2.0 firmware update. We also spent some time comparing Nikon's new Z30 to Sony's ZV-E10, considering both are designed for run-and-gun content creation and have unique features that set themselves apart from one another. DPReview's Richard Butler also spent some time crafting a plea to camera makers: 'It's time to take audio seriously.' For all of these features and more, check out the articles below. Gannon Why the Panasonic GH6's 2.0 firmware update matters Panasonic firmware version 2.0 for its GH6 has been released, expanding the ProRes resolution options and adding the option to output ProRes Raw to the Micro Four Thirds camera. Does this update turn it into the ultimate video machine? Will Jordan's love affair with the GH6 continue to be torrid? Find out for yourself. Is Sony's ZV-E10 vs Nikon Z30's the better vlogging camera? Despite similar form factors and roughly similar specifications, there are minute differences that set these cameras apart from one another. Take a look at our analysis to see which camera we've picked as the more vlogger-friendly camera system.
Nikon's Z9 gets improved AF and more with 2.1 firmware update This update improves the autofocus performance and reliability of the Z9, and adds a new High-Frequency Flicker Reduction feature for fine-tuning the shutter speed to minimize banding in images with LED displays in them.
Richard Rant™: Camera makers, it's time to take audio seriously As camera manufacturers continue to embrace vlogging with their more affordable mirrorless cameras, it's time to ask - why isn't audio being taken as seriously? | ||||||||||||||||||||
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