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- This Helpful Chart Has Everything You Need to Know about Today's Digital Cinema Cameras
NoFilmSchool (Today) - Discerning cinematographers know that different jobs and projects often require different tools. With digital cinema technology proliferating at an incredible rate, cinematographers now have such a wide variety of camera systems to choose from that the process of deciding which one meets the technical and aesthetic needs of any given project... - 12 hours
- $30 price drop on Sigma E-mount lenses.
SonyAlphaRumors (Today) - If you want some cheap but still high quality native E-mount price than you might grab those two that just got discounted by Sigma US: $30 off on the 19mm f/2.8 at Amazon, Adorama and BHphoto. $30 off on the 30mm f/2.8 at Amazon, Adorama and BHphoto. Sony US... - Blackmagic 4K Firmware 1.9 Addresses Fixed Noise & Adds Histogram, Audio Meters, Time Remaining NoFilmSchool (Today) - It’s been a huge issue for many users, and while the severity has been inconsistent camera to camera, the new 1.9 firmware update released today for the Blackmagic Production Camera 4K should address fixed pattern noise on all cameras. Though it may not be completely removed in all situations, this...
- Canon Most Widely Used Camera System at the Latest World Cup
Canonrumors (Today) - Canon Follows Up on Their Strong Showing at February’s Big Game in New Jersey With Widespread Use by Imaging Professionals at the Soccer Tournament in Brazil MELVILLE, N.Y., July 24, 2014 – Canon U.S.A., Inc., a leader in digital imaging solutions, is proud to announce that Canon broadcast lenses were... - What’s the Best NLE Software for Professional Movie Editing?
Lights Film School Blog (Today) - OVERVIEW “The world has changed”, Galadriel intones as Peter Jackson’s The Fellowship of the Ring opens. She meant Middle Earth, but her observation applies to the world of video editing software today. In 2011, Apple bungled the launch of Final Cut Pro X, dropping many editors into freefall. Some embraced the competition – namely, Avid’s... - Blackmagic Design add histogram and audio level meters to their 4K Production camera
DSLR News Shooter (Today) - By site editor Dan Chung: Another week, another announcement from Blackmagic Design. This time it is exciting news for owner and prospective buyers of the 4K Production camera. The company’s new free 1.9 Camera update adds overlays for histogram, audio level meters and a recording time remaining indicator to the... - Sigma 50mm f/1.4 DG Art in Stock at B&H Photo Canonrumors (Today) - B&H Photo has limited stock of the Sigma 50 f/1.4 Art for Canon mount. These probably won’t last long. Sigma 50mm f/1.4 DG Art at B&H Photo cr...
- Rode release NT-USB studio mic for iPad, OSX and Windows DSLR News Shooter (Today) - Guest post by Clinton Harn: Rode have just released their new NT-USB studio mic. Connecting via USB to an iPad, OSX or Windows PC it focusses on convenience and quick turn around times – useful in broadcast scenarios and fast sound recording applications. This mic isn’t a “re-hash” of their...
- Amazing Adorama MFT deals: GH3 for $897, E-M1 for $1,199 and G6 kit for $597.
43Rumors (Today) - Adorama is running a 3-day promotion of $100 off select Micro Four Thirds Digital Cameras using coupon code “SUMMERSAVE” at checkout. The cameras also currently have instant rebates of up to $300. All deals below include 4% Adorama rewards and have free 2-day shipping: Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH3 Mirrorless Micro... - DxOmark sensor battle: Nikon squeezes out a marginal bit more of image quality from the Sony 36MP sensor. SonyAlphaRumors (Today) - DxOmark (Click here) tested the new Nikon D810 camera (specs and price here at Amazon). It’s 99,9999% likely the Nikon uses the same Sony A7r sensor but Nikon managed to squeeze out a tiny bit more performance. Therefore the new Full Frame leader is the D810 (at least based...
- Nikon D810 sensor: new DxOMark leader
Nikonrumors (Today) - DxOMark published their test results for the Nikon D810. The new camera showed marginal sensor improvement over the previous D800/D800E models but was still able to take the top rating in their sensor database: "Overall we could hardly expect a major-breakthrough in a mid-term update like this but it is... - 24 hours
- Sigma dp2 Quattro and Sigma 50mm f/1.4 Art − Latest Reviews and Comparisons
Sigma Rumors (Today) - Some nice content about these two buzzing products popped up recently. Below is a list of articles that caught my attention. Sigma 50mm f/1.4 DG HSM Art Camera Labs: In-depth review with a useful discussion on alternatives. The reviewer concludes that the Zeiss is worth the price premium, although... - How to Create Characters That Feel Like Real People NoFilmSchool (Today) - Story is, at its core, a metaphor for how to live. We live vicariously through the characters we see on the page or the screen. So it follows that if you’re creating characters, they should be as real as possible. That is, of course, easier said than done, and a weak or...
- (SR4) First curved sensor for the Xperia Z3X and the New RX FF (on market in 2015). SonyAlphaRumors (Today) - The pattern is now pretty clear and these are the first devices that will almost certainly feature the new Sony curved sensor tech: 1) The 2/3 inch 22 Megpaixel curved sensor with f/1.2 lens will be used by the next Xperia Z3X. The images of the camera have been...
- (FT5) Definitely one new MFT camera from Panasonic to be announced within 4-6 weeks! 43Rumors (Today) - Image of a mix of current MFT Panasonic camera lens range A highly trusted source confirmed that Panasonic will launch a new Micro Four Thirds camera within the next 4-6 months. No details are given yet. Stay tune don 43rumors! P.S.: What kind of MFT camera are you hoping...
