I don't shoot video with my DSLR cameras. I simply don't have any use for video with that equipment...
The only video that I need is some 30 second to one minute spots to show my rescue dogs off. I can do a quicker job using my iPhone and can do the quick minor edit on that phone using iMovie and post the video without ever needing to get on my computer.
I am wondering how many of my CiC friends shoot enough video (or plan to shoot enough video) to make the video capability of a DSLR or mirrorless camera a valid concern in selecting the camera.
I am also wondering who is set up for editing 4K video?
My criteria for camera selection is the capability of that camera to produce top-notch still images, including an excellent auto focus system along with that camera being enjoyable to use. If it does great video fine, if the video capability is crappy that is fine too!
There are several interesting cameras on the horizon that I am looking forward to seeing... These include but, are not limited to: the Canon 7D3 (I was told at the Canon Service Center in Costa Mesa, California to expect te 7D3 this month) I am not necessarily at all sold on mirrorless at this point in time; the expected Canon full frame mirrorless which may just sneak in under the radar; the Sony 6700 or 7000 (whatever they will call it) which is supposed to be a crop format version of the A9.
Actually, even if I were seriously in the market for a new camera (which I hope I am not), I would think seriously and wait for the dust to settle. It definitely would not cost anything to wait and might just either save person a bit of money or enable the person to get a camera better suited to that person's needs.