>>4380859Every generation has its peaks after which nothing improves. mirrorless just hit most of its peaks very early because professional videographers are driving the market hard and professional photographers are still using older shit.
>DSLR peaking for photonikon d750, d850
canon 5div, 5ds r
pentax k-1 mk1
>Mirrorless peaking for photosony a7cii - best travel/hobby camera
sony a7rv - best high resolution full frame camera
canon r6ii, r5 mk1 - best all around professional cameras
nikon zf - best prosumer camera, best for adapting manual lenses
>what mirrorless still has to achieveAuthenticity support to cope with AI until the butlerian jihad hits (C2PA, SOOC jpeg to instant printer w/ encoded signature)
"Usable" medium format (the GFX100II is coming very, very close)
>What the camera industry in general still has to accomplishNew production film cameras
We're not really starting a new generation for stills unless something like organic sensors, large sensor quantumfilm, or full frame foven makes it to the market. Which might not happen, because once you hit usable medium format, cameras are not just good enough - they are too good. You can take good looking images in near total darkness.