I hope Aputure revisit their 300D light too because the current power supply on the 300D is pretty noisy.

It looks like a great new camera from Fuji, and the 4K 10-bit 4:2:0 is impressive especially at this price. I do wish it could shoot longer than 20 minutes in 4K 60p 10-bit, but that might come with a more advanced model. Kudos to Fuji.

Yes, but they are using lenses made for the GH5 m4/3 format, so a standard zoom is 12-35mm which is the same as a 24-70mm zoom on a Full Frame camera.

For the Canon R camera with it's 4K 1.67x crop you would need to use a 14-42mm lens to get the same view as a 24-70mm lens on a Full Frame camera.

You might want to give your film a look through grading, to make appear less like a "family vacation" video. Here's a frame from "Saving Private Ryan" (1998) that uses a bleach bypass grade to make it feel "grittier" : http://cinematicpaintings.com/post/126030090653/saving-private-ryan-1998

Finally another high quality V90 SDXC card brand enters the market. ( Panasonic V90 cards are great but they cost a fortune )

Can't wait to try this new card out.

The GH5s camera takes things even further. Here is my favorite short made with the GH5s and Fujinon cine lenses ( there's a company in England that adapts these lenses to the Micro 4/3 mount )

Ettore’s Stargate (The Journey of Nau-chan), shot by Filippo Chiesa
https://vimeo.com/255921627