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  • I believe the 14-bit RAW applies to the photography end of things.

    On the video side, you can output 8-bit 4:2:2 1080p/60p full-frame video via HDMI to something like an Atomos Ninja. Not quite the crazy-high quality-to-cost value of the BMC, but not too shabby for a $2800 DSLR (okay, sure, DSLT) that also shoots amazing stills.

    The gotcha, of course, is the A-mount for which currently there are very, very few lenses. If only Sony made this in an E-mount!

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