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by BH Online Videos · Posted
In the following video, watch as Doug Guerra puts the Canon XC-10 through its paces, and walks you through the functions of this little camera, highlighting how the features it inherits from its DSLR and video camera lineage combine to make a lightweight flexible camera that is at home capturing 4K video for use as either an A or B-camera, as well as taking 12MP stills. We hope you enjoy the video, and invite you to view the wide selection of other
by Steven Gladstone · Posted
After only a few minutes of shooting with one of Panasonic's recently introduced Twin Camera line of consumer camcorders, I found it hard to put down the camcorder, because I was just having so much fun. What's Twin Camera, you may be wondering? It's a new feature found in select Panasonic consumer camcorders that lets you record two independent camera
by Justin Dise · Posted
Since the release of the Shogun in late 2014, Atomos has steadily offered free firmware updates that expand the already rich feature set of the 4K-capable monitor/recorder. The latest update, AtomOS6.4, is one of the most exciting to date, adding eight new features in total that include the ability to take the DCI 4K RAW output from the
by Peter Ward_1 · Posted
Though many of us are familiar with cameras having two ports―a timecode in/out port and a genlock port―we may not consider why both might be needed. Perhaps we dismiss genlock as just a legacy holdover from the times before switchers had built-in frame synchronizers. The terms “sync” and “timecode” are often used interchangeably, and the fact that timecode can be used to sync devices only compounds this confusion. Sync (genlock) is like a beat that calls out when a field (as well as a line with tri-level) occurs, while timecode indexes each
by Steven Gladstone · Posted
Even though it's only been shipping for a short time, the Blackmagic Production Camera 4K is the current "go-to" choice for shooting 4K video with a single sensor/interchangeable-lens system for less than $4000. However, things may change when Panasonic ships their 4K-capable Lumix GH4. If you're in the