“… the camera was originally planned to sell for about US$1,000 (with a lower-priced $400 to $700 version to follow), it will now set you back $5,495…”

You could also buy a fully functional Beaulieu cine16 camera with lenses for less than $2k and still have $3k to spend on the purchase and development of the film.

This is only going to sell to influencers or people who have more money to waste than film making talent. Kodak, whom invented the video camera then shelved it, is a great example of how to run a multi billion dollar company into the ground with pure hubris.

Proxmox is a great solution if you want to quickly spin up discreet VMs.

If you just want a server to run docker containers then I’d recommend a Debian lite server with Cockpit webUI. It just streamlines so much and avoids the layer of abstraction you will find using something like Proxmox. Proxmox just seems a better fit for a larger server environment where you have loads of RAM and CPU cores to delegate out to each VM or LXC.

That has been my experience.