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The Canon EOS C80 Cinema Camera is an exciting step forward for the Cinema EOS line, combining flagship features of the powerful C400 cinema camera with the smaller, lighter form factor of the popular C70.
by John Foldi · Posted
With the announcement of the Neo, DJI expands its beginner-friendly offerings with a fun new entry into the world of drone piloting. The Neo is the most compact and lightweight drone in DJI's fleet, and while aimed at newer pilots, it showcases the professional quality and feature set that DJI is known for. The Neo is available as a standalone flyer or as part of the
by Jennifer Hahn · Posted
If you were waiting for GoPro to release a more powerful signature action camera, welcome the GoPro HERO13 Black, a pro-class 5.3K60 action camera that accepts interchangeable HB-series lenses. With an even higher-capacity Enduro Plus battery and additional accessory options, it will become essential to your action setup. For content creators who need a little more, the
by Steven Esposito · Posted
Cooler Master has announced its MasterHUB Stream Kit, a customizable controller that offers vast customizable options designed for live streamers, producers, and other creatives. Utilizing the MasterHUB's modular design, users can customize their experience and fine tune every aspect of the controller to their liking.
by Zack Young · Posted
While camera gear continues to shed weight, a similar shift has taken place amongst camera crews as well. Mid-range and lower-budget shoots that used to require at least four to eight people now frequently include a crew of just one to three, each with more responsibilities than ever before. The cinematographer often acts as their own grip, gaffer, DIT, loader, and assistant camera, while the director is also an interviewer, producer, hair and makeup, the art department, the audio mixer, and sometimes even the caterer.
While you might feel
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What makes Anamorphic lenses and their "look" so iconic? What is a squeeze ratio, and how do you desqueeze in post? Jabari explains all that and more in this crash course on anamorphic lenses.
0:00 - In This Video
0:28 - A Brief History
1:37 - Anamorphic Characteristics
4:20 - Anamorphic Pre-Production
7:37 - Anamorphic Post-Production
8:29 - Anamorphic vs. Spherical Footage
11:23 - When & Why Use Anamorphic Lenses?
by Stepan Andranikian · Posted
Let’s face it: cinema lenses aren’t cheap, and for good reason. Cinema lenses are, generally, superior to conventional “non-cine” lenses in almost every regard. They’re more durable, offer better control, produce superior image quality, and so on. The only downside is the price you pay for the privilege of their performance; a top-tier cine lens can easily run you thousands of dollars.
But don’t reach for your
by Zack Young · Posted
Compact mirrorless cameras have revolutionized the video world, packing massive sensors into small bodies and making professional-level production accessible to budget-minded creatives. Aspiring filmmakers can now achieve a level of visual detail, color fidelity, and exposure control that previously could only be achieved with cameras that cost six figures. But that doesn’t mean these devices are perfect. Their smaller size comes at the cost of a variety of physical features and ergonomic advantages that are standard in larger cinema camera
by Jennifer Hahn · Posted
Sony just announced two new camcorders, the HXR-NX800 and the PXW-Z200, both of which offer significant upgrades over their predecessors. Now replacing the HXR-NX5R, the new HXR-NX800 features several upgrades over its predecessor, including 4K video, an updated zoom lens, Wi-Fi connectivity, and more. The PXW-Z200 offers a
by Stepan Andranikian · Posted
Long-time filmmakers can attest to the fact that while gear isn't everything, the right tools can make breathing life into a shot exponentially easier and more enjoyable. Today, we’re taking a perfunctory glance at camera sliders, stabilizers, and gimbals and how each plays a unique role in realizing your cinematic visions.
Camera Sliders
Camera sliders are just what they sound like: tools designed to slide your camera along a horizontal plane, producing smooth, stable, and controlled tracking shots. There is a variety of sliders available
by Atane Ofiaja · Posted
When it comes to surveillance, a video doorbell is typically the entry point for many consumers, and with good reason. Video doorbells provide triple-duty functionality of not only being a doorbell, but also a surveillance camera that you can use to monitor your front door, entryway, or porch, and an intercom that enables two-way audio communication with visitors at your door. The value proposition of a singular device that does all this is evident.
by Bruno Derlin · Posted
The new Wireless Follow Focus Lite Kit from SmallRig is engineered to deliver accurate, low-latency focusing control for video production. Assistant camera crew or operators can count on the integrated red and blue light indicators to show connection status and channels, with straightforward operation for ease of use. A memory storage function ensures that lens travel and AB point settings are retained even if
by Jordan Gallant · Posted
With streaming, recording, encoding, and switching capabilities, the new OBSBOT Talent 5.4” Monitor integrates seamlessly into your preexisting webcam or PTZ camera configuration. The Talent is a versatile, all-in-one solution that can streamline a variety of different applications and productions, including live streaming, wedding videography, music events, and more.
by Jennifer Hahn · Posted
Hollyland has just made live streaming even easier, with higher quality and more versatility than before with the VenusLiv V2 live streaming camera. With the same form factor and most of its predecessor’s features, the VenusLiv V2 adds 4K capture and numerous built-in apps to make streaming even easier.
by Steven Gladstone · Posted
Mirrorless cameras are small, light, and can get into spaces traditional cinema and ENG cameras just can't. However, mirrorless cameras are not meant to work on a film set all day long—it just isn't in their ergonomics. This is especially true if you are planning on handholding a camera all day, or working with accessories such as follow focus units, zoom motors, or external monitors.
Build Your Own or Pre-Made
You can build your own support rig, if you like. Head out to your machine shop and have at it. But, most likely, you lack the milling