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Even though Godox is "budget" it is very much capable of getting the job done. Just saying. Leika cameras are great too. In the end those are tools. Everyone have to decide which tools are sufficient for the work that needs to be done.

Didn't Godox have a similar system already a few years back? I think it was A1. Standalone flash but that also control the whole product line...

What many people often forget is that Canon is a company, not a charity... Companies need to compete in the global marketplace and respond to changes in the market. For example nearly all of the entry market get replaced by smartphones with better quality images and more gimmicks. Also still...

Yeah, the portability is definitely an issue. And the images you get are not really usable. Imagine a photo shoot with a model and all you get are one or two pixels of exposure a day... But not from your model as all neutrinos pass just right through her.

There is actually a really powerful and customizable RAW converter. The interface can be a little overloaded but for special stuff I think it's great: https://www.darktable.org/ Edit: sorry I meant RawTherapee https://rawtherapee.com/

It would have been interesting if Canon managed to produce a few batches of sensors that dosen't have a color filter array at all. So basically a black&white sensor and also remove use an IR and Moire filter at all. Then a Dual Pixel Raw file would be a really interesting file to play with...