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by Mary Latvis · Posted 01/17/2023
You already love the Nikon Z9’s ability to capture full-frame 8K video, but now, with firmware update 3.0, you can add Bluetooth timecode using the Atomos UltraSync BLUE and AtomX CONNECT devices. The latest 3.01 update also fixes several focus-tracking functions in AF-C mode, improves FTP uploading, and eliminates a custom setting
by Jennifer Hahn · Posted 01/17/2023
If you’re looking to upgrade your production with a 6K full-frame cinema-style look, Kinefinity has just released two large-format cameras, the MAVO mark2 S35 and the MAVO mark2 LF. The brand has also created two new Agile Pack camera kits that include accessories for the
by Shawn C. Steiner · Posted 01/13/2023
Following CES is not an easy task, so one would think that this week would’ve been very quiet. This was mostly true in terms of huge announcements (e.g. cameras) although DJI, Sigma, and DZOFilm all had some notable releases.
DJI’s biggest announcement is the new smallest pro gimbal in its lineup: the RS 3 Mini. Sigma brought out its second Sports lens for mirrorless systems with a superzoom 60-600mm, DZOFilm expanded its large-format
by Jordan Gallant · Posted 01/13/2023
DZOFilm is unlocking new horizons (literally) with its newest addition to the wide-angle Catta Ace and Zoom lines: the 18-35mm zoom lens. Boasting the same T2.9 maximum aperture, focus and zoom rotation, and full-frame sensor coverage as the 35-80mm and 70-135 zoom lenses, the 18-35mm lenses have reliable, familiar features to expand your lens loadout.
Catta Ace and Zoom Line
These new lenses are
by Mary Latvis · Posted 01/13/2023
"Anamorphic for All" is the goal of The Atlas Lens Co., and The Studio-B&H is proud now to offer the entire line of Atlas Lens Co. lenses to the filmmaking industry. The current Atlas lineup consists of eight Orion 2x T2 S35 primes, five Mercury 1.5x Full-Frame lenses, and the limited-edition set of six Silver Orion primes. Designed by cinematographers for cinematographers, these relatively affordable lenses are poised to bring an
by Cory Rice · Posted 01/10/2023
Nanlite has announced second-generation PavoTubes and Forza LEDs, as well as a pair of new FS-series lights. The new PavoTube II 15C and 30C serve as significant upgrades to their predecessors—including wider CCT ranges, incremental Green-Magenta adjustment, more effects, and wireless control via Bluetooth or 2.4G wireless. The Forza line also
Posted 01/10/2023
DJI has long provided intuitive stabilizing solutions for the freelance filmmaker and has continued to release tried-and-true gimbals that continue to innovate. The DJI RS 3 Mini is not an exception, combining many of the familiar features of the RS 3 with a lighter, more compact form factor―it’s designed for the travel filmmaker to take on the go with their compatible mirrorless camera.
by John Foldi · Posted 01/09/2023
In the ever-growing VR category, CES 2023 was the home for industry powerhouses and independent startups alike, showcasing new ideas and updating the world on new VR offerings for the upcoming year. Sony dropped some new info on the imminent PSVR2 launch, Lenovo is blurring the lines of reality with Project Chronos, in-car VR company Holoride wants to take you away while you’re driven around, and startup Dolami has a solution for interacting in the metaverse.
What’s a Metaverse?
You may have encountered the term before this article, each time
by Shawn C. Steiner · Posted 01/06/2023
Although it’s not a recent reveal—Bosma has shown off an 8K camera for nearly two years—Bosma’s G1 Pro 8K Cinema Camera appears to be coming to customers very soon. The Micro Four Thirds system camera promises to deliver high-quality 8K imagery at an accessible price point.
Using a 33MP 4/3" CMOS sensor, the G1 Pro can capture 8K video at up to 30p or 4K video at up to 60p. Of course, Full HD is also available, although it is also limited to 60p.
by Shawn C. Steiner · Posted 01/05/2023
Canon’s ambitious moves in less-talked-about imaging spaces like PTZ and 3D seem to be coming together finally. At CES 2023, Canon revealed a more complete ecosystem and product lineup that has real-world uses for up-and-coming markets like 3D rendering, virtual/mixed reality systems, and enhanced live event coverage or streaming via PTZ camera setups.
Suddenly, that interesting RF 5.2mm 3D VR Lens for the
Posted 12/21/2022
Godox has released the MG1200-Bi LED, the most powerful light to join the Knowled lineup to date. Built for productions requiring bright, durable sources, this bi-color LED features full-power draw across color temperatures, 0.1% stepless dimming, and IP54-certified weather resistance. Whether you’ll be lighting a spacious interior or night exterior, the MG1200-Bi promises impressive and consistent output.
Posted 12/16/2022
Level up your video calls with the OBSBOT Tiny 4K, a PTZ Webcam that is powered by AI. Its features include 4K video at 30 fps, sharp autofocus, AI-driven auto-exposure, an omni-directional microphone with noise cancellation, gesture control, and other helpful features.
by Mos Khan · Posted 12/15/2022
Autel Robotics recently revealed several refreshed versions of its EVO II series of drones. Known for its professional image capturing and rugged airframes, Autel’s exciting drone roster features the EVO II Pro V3, EVO II RTK Series V3,
by Jordan Gallant · Posted 12/14/2022
by Jordan Gallant · Posted 12/14/2022
Designed to power your high-voltage LED lighting on set or in the studio, the Core SWX APEX 360 Batteries, Power Adapters, and Chargers mount high-capacity lithium-ion batteries directly on your lighting configuration to power them for hours on end. Optimize your shoot times and keep your compatible lights running for longer with the APEX 360 power series.
APEX 360 Battery
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