robfilms wrote:
i know the EOS 1DX mk3 is expensive and heavy and too big, but i bet it a great tool to have.
Is it 100% safe to bet you've never owned or used one? Because it's big, but proven by thousands to be not at all "too big". And partly why Polin added to his recent preview that Sony needed to add some size their consumer-grade A9 ii
Personally, I prefer getting lighter cameras when available. But I understand real pro grade equipment. Daily, I pick up and use chainsaws as needed. A 1DX body may weigh same as fuel oil and chain in my saw.
For a person with weak hands and arms, the 1DX bodies may be heavy. For many others, it's merely a body that is not light weight, but holds actual pro build quality and sophistication without compromising to a consumer gadget.
Jan 07, 2020 at 11:23 AM
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