won't come to india 😭

Very nice!

That would kill their actual camera department

That would be amazing

​@@icanflyfaraway I mean, that would be a QX2

You need to get DN filter to improve the dynamic range

do we have any other apps which does these?

Accessories like gimbal, ND filter and microphone can be bought on stores that sell photography gear. Also easily found on ebay, amazon etc ..

Because the exposure and aperture are different, and no, they dont share the same dynamic range because the sensors arent the same size.

@@ES-qy2ju Can’t be too bad though. The ‘Taste’ short film was shot on the original Xperia 1 which only had the smaller sensors, and it still looked amazing.

Xiaomi

Any company that uses a Sony sensor are not competitors but a Sony client.

I wonder what the best editing app is for the Xperia 1iv

Yes...agree.. xz3 was launched on September 2018

it is 10bit

the video looks way to bright when exported or uploaded to youtube

the video looks great in the app, but once exported, it looks white

HLG needs edition. This is why it looks too bright and washed out if you do not edit (gradation etc)

I also miss a ND filter adapter from Sony fitting the phone. But I have a Moment filter holder for my Xperia 5 II and it works fine.

What do you rhink they're doing right now isn't that marketing? They're aiming this phone to photo and video enthausiasts as well as other mobile makers not just you. That is, if you really know what real marketing is all about. 😄 Just remember that any company that uses a Sony sensor are not competitors but a Sony client (apple, asus, lenovo, vivo, huawei, xiaomi, oppo, even sammy in some models, etc.). Just keep that in mind. 😅

@@giljesusseraspe9225 no. He's right though it's not just Marketing that's an issue. If Marketing knows that the phone will only be globally released in Q3 of the year to most countries, they shouldn't have started hyping it up in March. Rather hype it up between 2 weeks to 1 month beforehand. That gives time for news agencies to hype it up with more frequent updates and news. Release review units to tech bloggers and influencers (or at least make it available to them) so that their content comes out 1 week in advance. I used to work with multiple mobile companies on launch schedules and marketing. This is basic smartphone marketing timelines. The other department that needs to be mentioned is the commercial planning dept. Because it's their job to get sales units to various countries in a timely manner, preferably having units sold across different international markets at the same time. Don't get me wrong, it's a huge challenge. But Sony is more than capable of doing this as a global brand. So it's entirely baffling that they announce the phone almost half a year before most people can get it. Allow tech reviewers to release content about it more than a month before pre-orders are fulfilled. While releasing in some countries way earlier than others. It kills alot of hype. It kills timeliness and "urgency". It's overall bad planning. It's the kind of strategy that other phone company employs when they don't have confidence in the product. That being said. I did pre-order it because the actual phone offering is very intriguing.

@@coolerdude42 You got some really good points there too. I worked with Sony for almost 10 years and retired early. They don't give a damn about sales at the moment. They care about being ahead than anyone with technology as the tech industry progresses, and they sell their tech by creating few devices and in return they get huge sales from phone manufacturers who buys in huge bulk. They now lead in phone sensors followed by samsung recently and once they achieve and maintain that, they'll make their own exclusive full featured models just to show everyone that they can do it.