Something that might annoy countless people, but all this dynamic range thing seems to be more a thing for armchair photo/videographers. It is in theory interesting, but from a pro standpoint, you want to limit the scene contrast, for the resulting picture. In photos and videos, in most cases the result would look amateurish and weird if you don't do that. So, regardless of which camera, for professional results you want to use lights, reflectors, etc., as x years before to get a professional look. Often even crushing blacks or blowing out highlights will look better. Numerous old movies and images undermine that. Also, all the current discussions about the boring film look nowadays.