Cinema Cameras
The outsides may say, “Stills,” but what is inside each camera screams, “Video!” The Z 6II and Z 7II from Nikon continue the company’s photographic excellence and expand on the Z 6 and
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Canon has never been one to sit out an opportunity to enter new markets, and during the past year, a need has manifested itself in the world for remotely controlled, networked cameras to create high-quality broadcast productions with minimal staff and crew over the Internet, from just about anywhere. To meet the requirements of the times, Canon has just announced a new line of 4K PTZ cameras, including the CR-N300 and
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Emphasizing compactness, Sony's FX3 Cinema Camera is the latest take on blurring the lines between Sony's Cinema and Alpha lines of cameras, marrying the top-end video capabilities of the FX cameras with a portable, handheld-optimized form factor like the a7S III. As a camera straddling the lines of capability and versatility, the FX3 takes some of the most coveted features from both to make the ideal camera for solo
Arriving at the perfect time to break those cabin-fever doldrums, here are the latest pro cine solutions from Blackmagic Design now available at B&H. This new lineup includes the Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro, the self-contained Web Presenter HD, and the robust
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Every filmmaker has their own needs on set, so which Canon camera is right for you? In this cinema camera comparison, Doug takes a look at the Canon C70, the Canon C300 Mark III, and the Canon C500 Mark II, as well as rigging options for the
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Go behind the scenes on our team’s latest video production as they try the Z CAM E2-S6 with the Atomos Ninja V. Doug Guerra shows you his ProRes Raw workflow for filming and color grading, and he also compares the E2-S6 to the
The Canon EOS C70 Cinema Camera, with Canon’s recently developed RF lens mount, is designed with a comprehensive feature set suitable for virtually all types of projects and venues, notably the online education market.
Canon EOS C70
Its features include Dual Gain Output (DGO), auto ISO and auto gain, unlimited recording, vertical
It’s an exciting time for compact cinema cameras as they get smaller and more modular while continuing to add better and better specs for lower-budget and mobile production. Although I’ve worked with many cameras on documentary and mobile productions, the Canon EOS C series cinema line has been one of the most versatile, and significant advantages usually come with each new model release. This year, Canon has introduced three feature-packed models to its impressive repertoire: the
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In this video review, Doug Guerra explores the features of the Sony PXW FX6, a full-frame 4K cinema camera. This compact camera sits between the Sony FX9 and a7S III and was built for filmmakers who demand light, mobile tools that don’t sacrifice image quality or control. The FX6 is versatile, allowing you to use it on a variety of shoots—from gimbal to drone to documentary work.
Features include a 10.2MP full-frame BSI CMOS Sensor, 15+ stops
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The RED KOMODO 6K Digital Cinema Camera marks a first for many features never seen before in a RED DIGITAL CINEMA camera. It features a built-in LCD screen, 19.9MP Super35 Global Shutter CMOS, phase-detect autofocus system, 16+ stops dynamic range, the ability to record up to 6K at 40 fps, 5K at 48 fps, 4K at 60 fps, and 2K at 120 fps in REDCODE RAW for incredible flexibility in post-production, and more. Check out Doug
Heading out to shoot video on the run for an e-magazine, streaming site, documentary, or narrative film, and your HD camcorder doesn’t have the professional look and utility that you need? It is probably time for a professional mobile setup with cinema-quality features. Though you may imagine a bit of sticker shock, not to worry, because digital cinema cameras are much more affordable now and most offer 4K quality video with high-
Looking to upgrade your video capture as we bid adieu to 2021? Here to brighten up a challenging year is our roundup of the top cine-style cameras introduced during 2021, perfect for creating narrative video content like an indie feature, crafting a documentary, or producing a film-look industrial piece. Each of these cine-style machines has their own feature touches so read on to see which best suits your capture needs.
What exactly makes a camera “cine-style”? Simply put, these cameras maintain the modular configuration and high resolution
Already a leader in digital cinema production, Sony is launching the Cinema Line today with products for all types of content creators. While Sony is bringing existing products into the Cinema Line, surprising us all was the reveal of the FX6, a more compact cinema camera. Of course, details are scarce on the new camera, because it is slated for later in 2020, but it is exciting to see it.
It's time to introduce yet another new and innovative RED DIGITAL CINEMA camera to push color, form, and camera sensor technology boundaries. This revolutionary and highly accessible camera is the RED KOMODO 6K, an all-in-one Super 35mm cinema camera in a form that even budget-conscious run-and-gun filmmakers can afford and understand. This fully redesigned powerhouse takes an extremely compact form, weighing a scant
Get ready for the next contender for Camera of the Year, with the announcement of the new URSA Mini Pro 12K cinema camera from Blackmagic Design. This new innovation from Blackmagic takes the original URSA Mini Pro, rips its guts out, and replaces them with upgraded electronics and a sensor that records native 12K aimed at high-end 8K cinema productions. Also released are updated accessories that have been staples of Blackmagic's camera