While we can shoot both 4K
and 1080p in many SLR and mirrorless cameras today. Unfortunately,
these cameras tend to lack in one area or another as, historically, they
are not video-centric cameras from the get go.
Initially released in the fall of 2019, the Sony a6100 is the long-awaited replacement to the original a6000. Since it’s release, the original a6000 has remained the cornerstone of Sony’s Alpha Six lineup. https://photographypx.com/sony-a6100-review/
Released in the fall of 2020, DJI’s Osmo Pocket 2 comes to market, boasting several key improvements over its predecessor, the original Osmo Pocket released two years prior. And on paper, it delivers a larger sensor, 8x digital zoom, larger field of view, better slow-motion, and superior directional microphones. Together, these features give creators more versatility. https://photographypx.com/dji-osmo-pocket-ii-review/