Skin tone is just that: live humans and doesn't have to imply "white Caucasian" skin tone. The footage that has been referenced contained at least 4-5 different racial mixes and didn't start out with the white woman; that hardly seems like a racist approach to camera color evaluation. I like shooting landscapes as much as anyone, but I wouldn't buy anything without seeing how it handled people.

This kind of blind Mac-centric article really is kind of sad at this point. Here we have the writer going on and on about how GREAT (and cheap for $200!) all this "suddenly" is because a new version is available. And yet there are any number of solid 10GB network cards for HALF that price for the PC. And they AREN'T a big clunky dongle box to hang off your machine, but "surprise" are a thin NIC card that plugs right in and takes up no extra space. Yes, that is a "thing." Being able to upgrade and alter your computer when you so choose.

I mean, this is just one of the many reasons why such unquestioning loyalty to a company that abandoned media content producers YEARS ago is just so absurd. Everything you can get for that $5000 iMac Pro you can get more of for a LOT less on a custom built PC designed for high-end editing or animation. And it will be upgradable and flexible in ways the iMac could only dream of. And yet... once again, we get articles like this one.

Other movies that use it? How about like the entire movie of Dunkirk, starting at around 2 minutes and continuing on until the last 5-10. I didn't watch the whole video, but did they not mention this?

Worth looking into for sure. Will easily handle the C100 Mark II and the C200 cameras.

Well done, as you'd expect from Jonz. Definitely owes quite a bit conceptually to the 4-dimensional space as depicted in Interstellar, though this one's a bit funkier! I agree with others here that as a device and as a message, the idea that Tech and cool Stuff is the answer to your otherwise drab world is both a lie and false promise- and in many cases the causes of said drab world. Do they have these in all the cramped little dorms of the Chinese factory workers, so they too can get their funky on after a long day making Apple products?

Well for what it is, $10k is remarkable. And the package is anything but bare-bones. But that doesn't mean it's anywhere near affordable for the vast majority of independent filmmakers or camera owners. Still, it should help a LOT with rental costs! If you knew you could stay busy for a solid 3-5 years it'd be totally worth it, and your work would look phenomenal!