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by Steven Gladstone · Posted
What is IPP2? you may be wondering. IPP2 is the acronym for Image Processing Pipeline 2 and, with IPP2, RED claims that it has separated the technical adjustments from the creative adjustments. What’s the big deal, you say? How good could it be? Imagine all the candy, from all the candy stores, in all the world—at your fingertips. It isn’t quite as good as that, but it is close.
IPP2 is a new color-processing system that RED has devised, available in-camera in the
by David Adler · Posted
The GoPro Fusion was probably the first 360-degree camera in which I was legitimately interested. It wasn’t the first of its kind, but the Fusion’s 5.2K video resolution, combined with the build quality and ease-of-use for which GoPro is known, intrigued me enough to buy one. While the prospect of 360 video is somewhat intriguing, what attracted me more than that was the Fusion’s ability to capture everything around me, enabling me to pan and tilt a
by M. Brett Smith · Posted
The Ricoh THETA V can do many things: produce hi-res 360-degree images, shoot spherical 4K video, and capture immersive VR-compatible sound. These aren't hidden abilities—they're listed prominently at the top of the THETA V's product page. But what isn't mentioned—at least, not directly—is what I feel is the THETA V's strongest selling point: It's fun. We took the THETA V out to Central Park for a test run and had an absolute blast playing with
by David Adler · Posted
Cameras seem to get smaller as time goes on, with more technology stuffed into every square millimeter than ever before. Batteries haven’t really kept up with that trend, with some cameras only lasting a half hour or 45 minutes on a full battery charge. The original Powerbase sought to address that problem in an affordable way. However, cameras shrunk further, to the point that the PB70 outsized, occasionally comically, some of the
by Steven Gladstone · Posted
The video group at B&H Photo is happy to announce SLR Magic's new Anamorphot adapter, the Anamorphot 1.33x-65. This adapter features a 1.33x anamorphic squeeze and can be used on lenses with a front element size of up to 65mm, greatly expanding the number of lenses you can mount with this adapter, compared to earlier SLR Anamorphot adapters. SLR Magic has been developing and improving its Anamorphot adapters for the
by Ronald Francis · Posted
The last time we heard from Anton Bauer about new batteries was when the company released its CINE series, and the Digital series before that. Those batteries were introduced with advances in power and function, as well as with aesthetic redesigns. But the famed Anton Bauer Dionic batteries, which for years were among the top models in the industry, saw no upgrades nor much spotlight the entire time, although they continued to be made and sold year after year. And now their time has come. Today, Anton Bauer announced the
by David Adler · Posted
Recently, Sling released updates for its SlingStudio console app for iPad and Mac and the Slingbox AirTV player.
SlingStudio Console UpdateM
Versions 1.5.81 (iOS) and 1.5.120 (macOS) include some new features that may be of interest to you if you use the SlingStudio Hub to create live sports content.
Highlights and Tagging: Create highlight clips from your favorite moments by tagging them on the fly.
Custom Scoreboard: Use your own graphics
by Mary Latvis · Posted
We at B&H Photo are pleased to announce the new line of full-frame lenses from pro-cine lens maker Zeiss, the Supreme Primes. These high-end lenses feature full-frame coverage in a relatively lightweight, compact form, suited for a wide range of rig configurations. Use the Supreme Primes to capture stunning images with large-format cameras like the
by Shawn C. Steiner · Posted
DJI may be daring us to move with its official release of the Ronin-S, but even a single minute with this 3-axis stabilizer will make anyone realize that smooth movements are going to be easy from now on. Today, DJI has revealed the final details of this motorized stabilizer, including additional functions and features that will make this, perhaps, the best motorized gimbal on the market. Enabled with single-handed operation, this
by Mary Latvis · Posted
Following up on RED Digital Cinema's announcement of its streamlined camera array, here is a more detailed look at the new RED lineup. In a nutshell, RED is offering a choice of three image-sensor options, each packaged in the same DSMC2 BRAIN (camera body), but with capture options attuned to specific production needs. The three cameras are the crème-de-la-crème MONSTRO 8K VV, the workhorse
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Videographer Chase Kubasiak utilizes a variety of Rokinon Xeen Cinema lenses to capture the art of glass-making at Ignite Glass Studios in Chicago. Rokinon lenses are known for their affordability and robust build quality, and the Xeen lenses do not disappoint in this regard. Check out this in-depth review for more features and an honest take on the Xeen Cinema line.
by Steven Gladstone · Posted
Here at B&H Photo, we are happy to announce DJI’s newest drones. The Phantom 4 Pro Version 2, and the Phantom 4 Pro + Version 2. As with the first versions of the 4 Pro and 4 Pro +, the difference is in the
by Jill Waterman · Posted
Rachel Jo Silver did not anticipate the secret flash mob dance her guests pulled off at her June 2013 wedding—nor did she have a videographer on hand to capture the unscripted scene. When planning her wedding, she had pictured wedding videography as an overwhelming nuisance involving a giant camera and bright lights, so she decided to spend the necessary funds elsewhere. Yet, soon after returning to her life as Marketing Director for a New York City-based beauty retailer, Silver began to regret her decision to pass on video coverage, as she
by David Adler · Posted
Another of Vitec Group's Creative Solutions brands, Teradek, had many of its latest accessories on display. Streaming buffs will appreciate the Teradek VidiU Go, the second-generation VidiU product. It offers efficient HEVC encoding in addition to the widely compatible H.264 encoding format for streaming to your CDN of choice. If you're wondering
by Shawn C. Steiner · Posted
Edelkrone always seems to be coming up with something cool that no one else has ever offered, and at NAB they may have struck gold again with the Motion BOX and DollyPLUS. The Motion BOX is an ultra-small one-axis controller that can be implemented easily into an existing support system to create pans. A bit larger is the DollyPLUS, a cool new product that combines a motorized floor dolly compatible with nearly any tripod and a three-axis head for a creating a completely automated camera movement.
Since the Motion BOX is coming soon, I’ll