The MISSION 1 PRO ILS gives GoPro owners a new excuse to collect lenses. It keeps the earlier PRO’s 8K recording capabilities, but trades underwater readiness for more control over what—and how—you shoot.
Sitting between the FX3 and FX6, Sony’s compact new cinema camera delivers 5K Open Gate capture, internal 16-bit RAW, and over 15 stops of dynamic range.
GoPro steps into cinema territory with the MISSION 1 PRO lineup—compact cameras capable of 8K recording, Open Gate capture, and even interchangeable lenses in a body that still looks ready for action.
Don’t be misled by Apple’s claims that you can make award-winning movies with just a smartphone. If you’re serious about filmmaking, you should even look […]
Forget about what people say about pixel doesn’t matter. The truth is, it doesn’t hurt to have more pixels. And hurt it does not with […]
Let me ask you this: what is the fastest camera in the world? If you are thinking the camera built at Lunch University, you’d be […]
When DJI first came onto the market 11 years ago, imaging wasn’t not its forte. The drone was (and still is today), but fast forward […]
digital camera, especially those used in cinema making, is largely dominated by large corporations with bountiful funding. seriously, we have not complains about that. however, […]
well, it is time of the year again where broadcast and film equipment makers are eagerly dishing out new gadgets and gizmos for the industry, and not surprisingly, Blackmagic also have some interesting products to share and among them, is the Blackmagic URSA 4K Digital Film Camera, which is one rig that stands out in the show not…
while most smaller movie makers are content with using DSLR as substitute to video camera for capturing Full HD movies, Panasonic has another idea: how about going 4K with a mirrorless rig? yup. mirrorless. 4K. that’s exactly what the new flagship Panasonic Lumix GH4 4K-capable Mirrorless Camera is.
we have witnessed some rad retro-style digital cameras but the Digital Bolex D16 Cinema Camera you see here is probably the first video camera that shares the same retro styling. styled after the classic 16mm movie camera, the Digital Bolex D16 Cinema Camera was co-developed with