DJI's LEAKED camera to DESTROY CANON! Terrible AI headshots EXPOSED!

[@CheckDid-f4s]

kahma AI fixes this (AI Headshots). DJI's leaked camera challenges Canon.

[@Skipsul]

3 years and then they remotely brick your software? Adobe has gone full evil.

[@colonelangus8247]

Adobe arrived full evil.

[@slogue77]

Greed … what’s it worth to a man if he gains the whole world but losses there soul ?

[@kingghidorah8106]

they already were, they just had the patience to go slowly without us noticing.

[@DarrenJSpoonley]

Makes zero sense if DJI aren’t leveraging their hasselblad acquisition for this new camera with interchangeable lenses

[@spearofneptune]

@@DarrenJSpoonley Only Problem with that Idea is that DJI doesn't have the Capabilities to produce enough Cameras to even threaten Camera Brands which are seated below Canon when it comes to sells.. Do you think they gonna sink hundreds of Millions if not even Billions into an Attempt to turn Hasselblad (which was always high-end and low Production Numbers) into a direct Competition to Fuji, Nikon, Sony or Canon??

[@JohnDrummondPhoto]

I think the initial offerings will be expensive, but so what. Innovation is about the future. Don't discount DJI as a serious FF player in five years.

[@DarrenJSpoonley]

@@JohnDrummondPhoto this 👆

[@jessejayphotography]

We are barreling towards a cliff with AI. Education and critical thinking is plummeting while AI is getting better and better at faking reality. This is a deadly combination for trust, truth, and factual reality.

[@ComfyChroma]

I don’t think in the near future we are screwed. I think we’ve already reached the point, and there is no going back. The present is pretty crazy, but the future (very near future) is about to be full on bananas. Feels like we’re living in a black mirror episode. I’m so looking forward to 80-90% of all new content on the internet, and everywhere else, music, movies, to be all made with AI…🙄

[@jroar123]

PhaseOne is for the extreme professionals who have corporate money backing them.

[@sclogse1]

You are able to write off the purchase. It's a sweet place to be.

[@chrisogrady28]

Adobe really do be doubling down on the villain arc

[@PhilIpp88]

Zero information about the DJI Camera = Wasted time

[@B9scrambler]

Zero information about what they didn't say about the Dji camera = wasted comment.

[@Filmwhatmatters]

Don’t get anything from the CCP. No matter how nice it is.

[@PhilIpp88]

@@B9scrambler Tony, is that you?

[@sanqingtemple6404]

This channel has tanked.

[@forgottenamericana]

DJI’s future in this county is shaky. Could go the way of Huawei if the politicians get their way.

[@lackoliver55]

Still after 30 years, I have never been a part of any survey about anything ever (other than my McDonalds order) that I have seen reports on. I'm getting real fomo here. Who out here is getting surveyed?

[@boundaryscience]

I was surveyed after a viewing of Silent Hill on opening weekend. It was awesome. The survey I mean. The movie was fine.

[@sclogse1]

Its a good thing. If you were, your email box would be getting 40 emails a day.

[@photoangelov]

I'm just waiting for the day Tony's glasses slip out of his hand as he takes them off so fast and hurls them towards the camera.

[@PatrickRosenbalm]

Yeah, that shit's getting a bit old. That and the over the top dramatic titles. Hey Tony, that shit makes your channel look amateur and cheap.

[@360MIX]

Black Tony looks good!!! 4:56

[@ThoughtFission]

Doesn't DJI already own Hasselblad? I think that should give an indication of the direction they'll go with the new camera.

[@annekedebruyn7797]

I honestly believe that they will keep the Hasselblad brand for (pro) photography and keep DJI for the rest (drones, audio etc.) Before DJI bought Hasselblad, Hasselblad already tried getting into the smaller sensors but it never went past rebranding other cameras. It makes sense, assuming that they are going for a pro camera, bring it under the Hasselblad name.

[@spearofneptune]

Again? This was the Title for one of your Videos two Years ago: "DJI's LEAKED Plan to CRUSH Canon & Sony: Medium Format!" Uploaded 29.04.2022

[@alexsurmer]

yeah , total zero info

[@neelsfer]

Pls tell Canon/Sony/Nikon to add Ai processing for images to mirrorless cameras , for those wanting it. ie you combining panorana images at a high megapixel in camera, combine focus and exposure stacking. Also add jpg real colors to raw files, if you like to just do a quick edit on your cell phone but want more dynamic range for example. . Also add learning capacity to cameras where you can add say 50 images edited in a certain style you prefer, and AI will edit it for you like Imagen ai or close to it. If you dont want Ai functionality, then have the manual options available. Doing these things will help with camera sales , to prospective new photographers.

[@TonyAndChelsea]

Yeah these sound like actually useful AI features!

[@ghaah]

Only fuji can do it

[@GreasyFox]

It would require beefy hardware to support those features. As a panoramic landscape photographer, I have experience dealing with high quality photo stitching processes, have you seen a photo stitching process which filled up 60GB of RAM? I have.

[@alexfurer]

DJI owns Hasselblad. So yeah, a consumer level full frame is plausible. The fixed wide angle camera has it’s history in the Hasselblad super wide. Used that one a lot 30 years ago. One of the greatest cameras I ever used. So limiting, so demanding, so perfect!

[@xdrew707x]

CCP had a brilliant idea for reconnaissance mission 💡... We will charge them for the camera, they take the pictures for us, and we just collect data 😂😂😂 ✌️

[@Freedom_and_Democracy]

Ban DJI and Huawei.

[@xdrew707x]

@@Freedom_and_Democracy i would agree if the government would do a drone/mic buy back program 😆 🤣 ✌️

[@1lifeonearth]

DJI LISTEN TO THIS: I will buy a dji camera day-1!!! Please let it be: Full frame, 60 fps minimum or 120 fps or greater 4k video, internal 250 gb hard drive or more, super bright flippy screen, in body blutooth connection to its dji mics, glow in the dark buttons, 3 scroll wheels one for shutter, one for aperture, one for iso, auto iso option, comfotable grip, android searchable simple menu, quality built in mic, an option for a 24-70 2.8 lens. Water resistant mandatory, gps trackable if it gets stolen. 2 sd card slots. TAKE MY MONEY.

[@RoenelTeck]

Amazing battery life, eSIM

[@smaakjeks]

Behold, for I am the camera genie! Your wish is granted: this camera is yours -- but the buffer is 1 frame per hour. MWUAHAHAHAHAAAAA!!! [castle_thunder.wav]

[@rmolina1026]

Lol that is not happening

[@bingbong4848]

You can't afford that my friend. No one can

[@RoenelTeck]

@@bingbong4848 only would be about 90k?

[@BikeStuffPDX]

If they can make a full frame camera geared toward content creators that's actually good, they can sell a lot of those. Thing I would love to see: LCD screen that rotates for easy vertical shooting plus vertical shooting mode WITHOUT needing to have a tripod that swings sideways. I make vertical videos now quite a lot and it's always some kind of pain. Built in connectivity and apps: No more wires or multiple triggers, receivers, etc. IBIS! Something that's actually good and usable. Auto LOG mode - determines when LOG is needed by the contrast in the scene and turns it off in low contrast or high ISO.

[@tidalfluxofficial]

Tony trying to trick Ai @3:02 lol nice!

[@TMxtt]

DJI already have everything required to develop and build a mirrorless camera, that I wonder why they've involved Huawei?

[@alexsurmer]

makes no sense

[@mepe6809]

Spying

[@crawford323]

The barbs of the CCP just hooked a bit deeper.

[@Nedski42YT]

So a Phase One XC40 camera costs more than a Volvo XC40 car? 📷🚙🤯

[@fallogingl]

I despise anything CCP and generally distrust anything produced by China but DJI is a single exception. It has that innovation-factor Apple used to have some years ago.

[@DrgnSlyr]

Don't forget, you will have load DJI spyware onto your phone to use the camera!

[@sclogse1]

Wait till DJI finds out what I had for lunch...

[@CatacombMan]

The sensor in the osmo pocket 3 deserves it's on camera with interchange-able lenses! That little 1" inch sensor is bonkers.

[@FamousPixs]

Did I miss the ad for DJI?

[@ugnbugn]

Re the DJI camera, I think you forgot to mention that DJI already owns Hasselblad!

[@robertgrenader858]

Why would DJI, a company that owns the Drone market, has the #1 vlogging camera, has gimbals that are in wide use, and, with the Action 5, is clipping away at GoPro's market, want to lose money on an interchangeable-lens medium-format camera?

[@MisterTwister55]

3:02 bottom left corner. Thanks for my new profile picture Tony

[@cryptofitnessandgaming-cfg]

@04:55 😂 I had to freeze it.

[@midwatchmedia1090]

DJI's camera will be a leap ahead compared to the other manufacturers' well measured millimeter sized course corrections.

[@Filmwhatmatters]

lol “who cares.” ❤ and the reason why the AI you will never look like you is because it has no soul

[@carlmazziotti221]

Been waiting for DJI to disrupt my Sony ecosystem. So sick of the horrible menu system and confusing settings.

[@hohhan1978]

His jacket looks like temporally denoised even IRL💀

[@peterrebhahn1113]

I'm 69, retired, and thus out of it but I was surprised to see Tony talking about headshots for resumes as a thing because back in the day the advice was never to include a picture because to do so would create a potential liability for the employer over possible discrimination. Has that really changed? Maybe some young'un reading this will enlighten me.

[@tommynikon2283]

I’m 68- mostly self employed, but as an employee….NEVER provided a headshot. I wasn’t being hired for my good looks…but my skill sets.😂.

[@Skipsul]

People have headshots often on corporate bio sites, or LinkedIn, and that's where the target is now. I do a lot of my company's recruiting, I have never seen a headshot on a resume.

[@BartvanderHorst]

I think it will be like an action pro camera but bigger, probably a huge sensor and digital stabilization like we have never seen before.

[@andythealien1]

I'm imagining a DJI camera with IBIS that will outperform anything else. They already have the Ronin 4D, but that's video only and it's enormous.

[@sushi_donut]

Isn't Huawei tech still banned in the US tho? Also crazy bc the FCC was also trying to ban DJI as well!?

[@crawford323]

I expect the CCP influenced this union.

[@anildangol]

currently owner for Action 4 and insta 360 x4. Their menu system are so easy to use and works amazingly well. built quality is also awesome!

[@troypast3589]

All these years and couldn’t tell it was a wig!

[@ian-robinson]

DJI would need to address their software before they release a camera. User needs complete control, not what currently occurs in their video offerings. Sharpness crazy DJI.

[@iMediadvd]

I agree with you on this but think cropped sensor would be first, but this is based on costs compared to full frame. And I would buy it!

[@FerMuBe]

You forgot to mention RONIN 4D 8K and what trickles from there - menus and LiDAR….!!!

[@JeffDiffner]

Seeing how much DJI is currently on the US government's radar and the situation Huawei has been in with the Feds. I can't see it making sense for those two to band together as it will surely result in a product that won't be allowed to be sold in one of the largest markets .

[@JtMack750]

DJI owns Hasselblad, I think that is a major clue as to what technology and lenses will be used

[@ebx100]

If DJI isn't giving traditional camera companies nightmares, it should be.

[@GregConquest]

Re: DJI-Huawei shaking up the digital camera market, yes. The big Japanese companies suffer the same affliction as a lot of traditional Japanese hightech: undervaluing software. It's a known problem that pervades Japanese industry. So, a shake-up would be an ideal way to force Sony, Canon, Nikon, Panasonic, Fujifilm, etc. to invest in and finally improve upon their software and interface.

[@avx111]

DZO makes plenty good optics to match the best from Canon Nikon Sony, DJI and DZO would be a scary duo.

[@FamousPixs]

Can I get the "I Shoot RAW" T-Shirt on your website?

[@fritzeph6550]

I like a new player in the camera market makes a lot of sense. Since these traditional camera makers do not enough competition at not thinking hard anymore.

[@olafschermann1592]

Didnt DJI buy Hasselblad a couple of years ago? Here you go

[@GinoFoto]

I own a dedicated camera and even plan to buy another one in the near future. I also print some of my photos. While a high-end phone could suffice for my hobby, there's a unique connection with a dedicated photo device that I haven't experienced with any smartphone yet.

[@sclogse1]

And a real optical zoom and image stabilization.

[@theronwolf3296]

In much of the corporate world, the head shot is simply an avatar... As long as it looks pretty close... good enough. We're NOT talking serious portraiture here.

[@sclogse1]

Karsch is rolling over in his airtight..

[@Z_EOS]

Dji together with hasselblad and huawei seems really interesting combination. Can't wait for more info. This could be start like Sony did in 2012 few years after they got konica minolta

[@tennissir1986]

Let’s be honest. If DJI is making nice profits on very low priced high quality cameras - then Canon SonY and Nikon are getting ridiculous markups on their cameras.

[@jimmyz8855]

I do not understand why DJI chose Huawei. DJI already owns every single technology which used to build a camera, they can do it themselves. Does DJI plan to make a camera with an operating system?

[@Reviews4fun1]

I really like DJI products but I think they are jumping on a sinking ship if they jump into the mirrorless camera scene, unless they develop a smartphone camera.

[@JohnDrummondPhoto]

The DJI/Huawai concept camera will likely be awesome, and very expensive. Price will come down later.

[@herrkelm]

If that team up and make a product, it’ll never be sold in the us. Too many regulatory hurdles.

[@trevorsneath4665]

Dropping their outrageous prices for cameras whose features not everyone uses, would go a long way to increasing sales. I guess, since it would be more units for the same global income, isn't something they see as worth the effort. But it's false because if more people buy into SLR cameras then they have a future market for upgrades that they don't have now.

[@marcp.1752]

Honestly, idgaf what ppl are using. People shoot their phones, i like real gear. I use a phone only for snapshots. First samples from the latest Vivo X200 Pro do look extraordinary - for a phone. But again, no viewfinder, and too many other compromises, ergonomics, etc. Adobe gets cocky, thanks i am not using it for some years, anymore. For decades - Photoshop was *the* standard, thankfully, no more. Monthy subscription fee since Photoshop CC - you gotta be f....ng kidding me ! Affinity Photo, Dark Table, RAW Therapee, etc.

[@genemaitland2892]

What's the point re buying a DJI camera, if we won't be able to use it here in the USA?

[@TonyAndChelsea]

I still don't think the DJI drone ban is likely to pass, but my understanding of that language is that it specifically targets drones, not conventional cameras.

[@genemaitland2892]

@@TonyAndChelsea Oh ok...well, that's good!

[@aengusmacnaughton1375]

Hey -- I would hire that Tony guy with the dark hair -- but only if he can whip glasses off of his face as fast as the real Tony!!!

[@marioarias9942]

Welcome DJI overlords . I’m not buying a Chinese camera that can track me with their software.

[@OlivierFablu-c9m]

DJI has M4/3 lenses already available, I think it will be a camera with an M4/3 sensor.

[@Dorff_Meister]

I'm not sure what DJI will come out with, but I'm kind of in the market for a new DLSR/Mirrorless and I'm happy to wait to see what DJI puts out. I'd be fine with an APS-C-ish sized sensor with improved software. Other than price, my major complaint with most DSLR/Mirrorless is the UI and lack of features. I'd love to see a fresh take on the UI, adding in computational, retaining the critical buttons and modes.

[@slogue77]

I hope they’re half the price with DJI… Wanting a full frame digital camera is ridiculous in price , that’s there problem in sales too…

[@vincentnavea6999]

Hight prices affect purchase of new cameras imho. Most are just hobbyists who just buy good quality smartphones than expensive cameras

[@michaellin2631]

DJI + huawei + vivo , this definitely beats the current competitor on the market.

[@MrThrowUps]

woah DJI x huawei?? so a hasselbald huawei? jesus im peaking.

[@ChristianWheel]

If DJI is working with Huawei they will not be able to sell the product in the US, which will prevent it from making much headway in market share vs Sony or Canon. DJI has also come very close to getting banned in the US just on their own, working with another banned company could increase the political pressure to enact such a ban.

[@naga2015kk]

1st April arrives early for Tony

[@scarcesense6449]

If camera ownership has halved, where have all those cameras gone? I go to the pawn shop, or look online, and there's not much available and those that are available are asking for almost new retail values. I just saw someone selling a used example of my old camera with no accessories, and even though it's 10 years out of date and generally pretty shit, they were asking $200 more than I paid for it brand new.

[@Tony16610]

Never felt less guilty pirating Adobe LR and PS now.

[@deivivargas9247]

I hope DJI launch a full frame camera!

[@pizzaface28]

Dji company who makes drones, gimbals, gear and...and Hasselblad.

[@gregsouza5748]

When Adobe went to subscription I changed to Affinity Photo

[@tj2375]

And camera prices are as high as in the 1970s also.

[@jimbimedia]

The “real” images are also AI assisted, if professionals use software, and current software employ AI software.

[@ideapage]

How wide of a shot you would get from a 24mm prime depends on the physical dimension of the imager (Kodak's original word for the sensor). A normal lens is one with a focal length close to the diagonal of the sensor. A wide lens is shorter than the diagonal. Thus 24mm prime on a sensor that is 24mm on the diagonal would be a normal lens. What is the physical size of the Phase One's sensor? As for a DJI/Huawei, maybe they will even put a cellphone into it.

[@sxepantFTW]

DJI with video and optics expertise and Huaweis photography experience can create a whole new series of smart digital camera 😁 possibly even with night mode which the most challenging conditions for many beginner photographers

[@stopandthinkaboutit8636]

Life was easier when all we were curious about if "they" were fake or not.

[@briansilcox5720]

I last upgraded my PS and LR when Adobe went subscription. Still working, but I am ready to move on.

[@raywu6787]

DJI Pocket3 1 inch sensor has proven that a full-frame mirrorless camera is not needed for photo or video image quality.

[@sclogse1]

One inch is full frame.

[@noelchignell1048]

If this happens hopefully Canon, Sony and Nikon will finally develop some proper software for their cameras but I'd never switch to Chinese gear personally

[@hihellokitty85]

4:55 Cap: "On your Left!" Nick Fury look alike!

[@송사장-v1y]

If DJI releases the camera with a DJI menu feature, I would buy it. it will be very likable to the non-professional camera users like me.

[@thedarkslide]

6:46 Why spend 62k on a camera with THE BEST image quality when you have to perspective correct all your architecture images because you don't have the option for lens movements?! Better to go with Fuji and their tilt shift lenses on medium format. It might render better results.

[@gewglesux]

As long as Leica is still in business ... i'm good.

[@tommynikon2283]

What’s going to be worse- AI generated headshots…or the AI resume? We’re living in a fabricated world…and the reality scramble has just begun. And Peter Hurley has competition on the horizon….

[@aleoli.photography]

XC40 is also a small SUV from Volvo. Beware: don't go to the wrong dealership 😂

[@TonyAndChelsea]

BUT the Volvo is about $20k cheaper

[@aleoli.photography]

@@TonyAndChelsea 🤣

[@FamousPixs]

Can you Please review the new Pentax & Leica cameras?

[@chilecayenne]

You do NOT need Adobe products anymore. Alteratives with perpetual license: Affinity Photo for Photoshop Affinity Designer for Illustrator Davinci Resolve for Premier Capture One or On1 for Lightroom Also...note that in Davinci you also get Fusion which is SFX replaces After Effects, and you get Fairlight for sound mixing that replaces whatever Adobe has... There are other example, but please..Adobe has serious challengers, there is NO need to *RENT* your software.

[@stickgarrote8582]

Affinity Photo is nowhere near being equal to Photoshop. Believe me, I’ve tried hard to like it but it’s just way more trouble than it’s worth. And now the perpetual license is on borrowed time because it got bought by Canva. I like Affinity Designer, but that’s because my graphic design needs are modest compared to my image editing needs. Davinci is great because it’s free but it’s the same as Affinity - designed by engineers for engineers.

[@sclogse1]

Cracked. Works fine.

[@ohnoflicks]

I thought the DJI camera partnership was supposed to be with Hasselblad. Those were the rumors (with mock up images) floating around a couple of weeks ago. Adobe - I have a 3 yr old copy of Elements loaded on a rarely used laptop here. Wonder what happens to that since it will likely try and force me to “verify” again since that laptop hasn’t even been turned on in about a year. BTW, back around 2005 maybe, I had one of the early copies of Elements on a Dell 1505 laptop. That laptop was never connected to the web. This was before all that verification crap started for everything. Anyway, installed Elements, and the computer started doing bizarre things after I used Elements. After about 2 weeks of this, I had a dead hard drive. I think Adobe was Evil a long, long time ago. Sometimes I long to just go back to Photoshop CS2 on Win XP. CS2 was actually the only upgrade I ever really needed because it had Text On A Path.

[@bruceinmyheart]

dji owns Hasselblad 😂

[@awirstam]

Why haven’t you covered the new film cameras from Pentax and Rollei ?

[@tqlla]

Ugh, I hate Adobe. I dont see myself buying a new camera anytime soon, so my last Elements is fine.

[@Wistbacka]

Are people blind? In the thumbnails, the AI headshots looked good. But zoomed in you clearly can see how smudged and "painted" they look. The lighting is also all over the place in them. But, they are gonna get all those things fixed in couple of years

[@Br0wnDogProductions]

DJI, bring it on!!

[@IntertropicalConvergence-gf3bm]

Nikon controls that idiotic red …. Raw Patent now

[@bab008]

AI will continue to improve. All the little flaws of today will be long gone in 5 or so years or sooner. Some segments of the industry (like stock photos) will be hammered and others will emerge. But dedicated digital cameras will once again be the tool of a relatively few dedicated individuals, just like the film camera in the 70's.

[@smaakjeks]

3:07 - yikes, the haunted AI images of Tony are not good. Tony, you look better than these cheap facsimiles