Those black #'s seem pretty high. I have only been on one set where I was NOT the only black person.

The only people who have a complaint about the camera at the Super Bowl are people in the filmmaking space. 99.99% of people didn't care about the focus not being super sharp. They just loved the image.

I see it a lot in music videos as well. The only group of people who are allowed to perpetuate self hate over mainstream media are black people. I have tried to talk to networks and music companies about these issues, but I am ignored because they are making money hand over fist.

Does the cost of unions impact how much it is to develop a professional motion picture? Curious if this has ever been quantified.

The concept was interesting, but there are way too many established platforms already in existence and the freemium model is winning right now. Subscription models in 2018 and beyond have no chance unless you have hundreds of millions to burn through...

I have been using the camera in the real world for about 3 weeks now and have not had any overheating issues yet. I am not saying the issues are made up, but I have not experienced them yet..