hasenbein wrote:
And in the press release the usual bullshit of "AI white balance" and "deep learning".
This camera, like all others, doesn't contain a trace of AI. AI would mean that the camera learns through your shooting experiences, so that each individual copy over time develops individual reactions to shooting situations. Of course this isn't the case, each copy of a certain camera model reacts in the same way, and that reaction doesn't change over time.
Yes - I think AI in cameras is really 'pre-AI' as in they used AI to develop the subject recognition and AF algorithms in a lab, but the camera itself doesn't learn and adapt. So it's not AI in the way in which we use the word now with things like LLMs.
On the camera front, I'm not a video shooter, so this seems like a nice upgrade from a photo perspective. Great AF - would like to have seen a higher resolution viewfinder, though.
I'll wait for the A7RVI.