[citation][nom]eddieroolz[/nom]I don't think this is targeted at young filmmakers in the first place.[/citation]
you may be right, but keep in mind that pro photographers can use the Canon 1DX that can shoot brilliant HD, Pro videographers for 10K price range can buy Canon's C300. Pro videographers who want 5K/4K footage, for $10K can use RED SCARLET or for $13K RED SCARLET with Canon Lens Mount. The film industry has used DSLRs for films most notably, in House, and even Act of Valor which were shot with Canon 5D Mark II (costs around $2200).
Which makes one wonder, what is the point of this camera?? it is too expensive for lower end movie makers and videographers. It lacks the feature for the price for the people who can afford $10K+ cameras.
For instance, with Canon C-300 which costs around $10K, you can record at different FPS ranges, there is an electronic Neutral Density filter, Better Audio and Sound systems, No rolling shutter problems since there is no shutter. Aliasing is less since the pixel density is greater since the sensor has only 1920x1080 pixels and it is not skipping line to capture 2 Megapixels out of a 21 Megapixel sensor (such as Mark II/Mark III or any other DSLRs)...
If you want more resolution, for around the same price as C-300, one can get the Red Scarlet.
Yet you spend so much more on this camera and you still going to have those problems as other DSLRs yet they are expensive. There is reason people USE DSLR for film making. It is because its cheap and compact (that was the reason it was used in Act of Valor and house). Otherwise no pro videographer whose not concerned with cost and size would use DSLR for film making.
Pro Photographers can use the Canon 1DX which when it comes to photography is almost identical to this camera on paper. I highly doubt Canon is throwing in new sensor since it is the same 18 Megapixel sensor as the 1DX since it just got released a few months ago. What im guessing is that this camera has more processing power to pull out 4K out of the sensor.