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by BH Online Videos · Posted
From NAB 2016, Freedom360's Uli Futschik gives a sampling of the companies spherical GoPro mounts, highlighting the classic F360 model, as well as a new mount that allows you to capture 360-degree spherical content using only three GoPros that have been Ribcage-modified by Back-Bone Gear.
by BH Online Videos · Posted
Live from NAB 2016, Katie Hinsen of Light Iron fields questions to industry experts on the challenges that VR brings to post production, and how the future looks in integrating VR into post workflows.
by BH Online Videos · Posted
Live from NAB 2016, Steve Bannerman of Silverdraft shows the audience an exciting look into the world of VR.
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Get a clear, well-rounded intro to the new world of 360 VR in just a few minutes. Check out Douglas Sonders and Nicholas Cambata of 8112 Studios giving their perspective of what 360 VR is and where it’s headed. They present an assortment of quick clips to show you what, where, and how 360 VR is being used, how it’s being handled on set and in post production, what precautions to take and what results to expect, and also where you can access a 360 VR experience right now! Sonders and Cambata refer to 360 VR as an interaction between real-life
by Staff Writer · Posted
Can’t make it to NAB this year? Follow along with B&H Photo and stay up to date with what’s being shown in 2016. Every day, we’ll give you a taste of the new product announcements and check in to see if any vaporware turns into actual hardware.
While it seems that most manufacturers are seeking to quench the rumor mills by announcing their new gear before NAB and relying on the unveiling of the product itself to generate the buzz, still, there were a few surprises that tried to sneak by. So read on for our continuing coverage of what’s
by BH Online Videos · Posted
From NAB 2016, Freedom360's Uli Futschik gives a sampling of the company's spherical GoPro mounts, highlighting the classic F360 model, as well as a new mount that allows you to capture 360-degree spherical content using only three GoPros that have been Ribcage-modified by Back-Bone Gear.
by BH Online Videos · Posted
From NAB 2016, Michael Kintner showcases the latest 360-degree GoPro rigs from 360Heros, which now feature injection-molded designs and options with electronic boards for synchronized control. Additionally, Kintner reveals new spherical rigs designed to hold Blackmagic Micro Cinema or Micro Studio cameras in configurations up to 7 cameras with genlock synchronization.
by David Adler · Posted
Innovation in the world of spherical and 360-degree video has come to the point where single devices can capture, stitch, and output immersive content in real time. Project Beyond accomplishes just that, and packs it into an attractive yet portable “unibody” chassis.
Since Project Beyond features a unified design, there is no need to fiddle about with multiple action cameras, as is the case with many conventional spherical video rigs. Rather, Project Beyond houses an array of cameras, configured in a ring formation, to capture seamless
by Peter Ward_1 · Posted
DJI has unveiled a new hexa-rotor addition to its high end line. The Matrice 600, in spite of its namesake, in many ways more closely resembles the Spreading Wings S900 than the Matrice 100, which came before it. This new platform is designed, in particular, for
by David Adler · Posted
With arrays of its popular HERO cameras already driving the engine that is spherical (also colloquially referred to as “360-degree” or “VR”) video, it’s only natural that GoPro would unveil its own professional solution, the Omni. Using six synchronized HERO4 Black cameras inside a single sturdy chassis, the Omni rig can capture footage from all angles simultaneously. Since each HERO4 Black camera records in 4K UHD resolution,
by John-Paul Pale… · Posted
During my days as a film student, I shot projects using film and digital media. While digital footage was imported directly from tape, film was sent out, developed, and transferred to tape in standard definition. Now that more than a decade has passed and the industry has gone predominantly digital, what options exist for people looking to transfer their existing film? The answer is: film scanning, but how does this differ from the older telecine process? Before undertaking this journey, users will need to be familiar with items such as film
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An ideal documentary rig is lightweight and fast to work with, without sacrificing professional quality and features. If one piece of gear is built with this mantra in mind, then it’s Zacuto’s latest EVF—the Gratical Eye. Join Doug Guerra, from B&H, as he follows a photographer around New York City, highlighting the benefits of the EVF for run-and-gun productions, from its high-contrast micro OLED display and compact design, featuring
by David Adler · Posted
Canon continues to cultivate its presence in the pro video segment with the announcement of the new Canon Compact Servo 18-80mm T4.4 Zoom Lens and the Multi-Purpose ME200S-SH Camera.
Being lightweight, at 2.7 pounds, and covering a very
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In this interview, Ken Rowe stops by to talk about the just-announced Canon Compact Servo 18-80mm T4.4 lens, and the ME-200S-SH camera.
by David Adler · Posted
Admit it: when you heard about the Lytro Light Field and Illum cameras, you wanted there to be a Lytro Cinema Camera. The ability to refocus and determine your image’s depth of field after the time of capture would be invaluable to nearly any production. Today, Lytro announces just that—the Lytro Cinema. Not just a camera, Lytro