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- Canon's Only 4K DSLR, the 1D C, is Getting a $4,000 Price Drop
NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - While other companies are introducing budget 4K DSLRs, Canon still has just one, and it's not cheap. Though the 1D C is now a few years old, it's still been retailing for $12,000, a hefty price just for 4K capabilities (the 1D X does basically everything else it can do... - This week SAR readers photos selection.
SonyAlphaRumors (Yesterday) - Share Trubak on SonyAlphaForum Glacier Perito Moreno, Argentina A99 + Zeiss 24-70/2.8 1) Submit your picture with a message and picture here: facebook.com/sonyalpharumors or on the SonyAlphaForum image section. 2) Like and comment the pictures from other readers here: facebook.com/sonyalpharumors/photos_stream?tab=photos and on SonyAlphaForum. 3) A selection of most liked pictures... - Weekly 43rumors readers pictures roundup.
43Rumors (Yesterday) - Share Сергей Гутник Panasonic GH4, 35-100/2.8 1) You can share your pics by using the message box on our 43rumors Facebook page (Click here). 2) All 43rumors readers pictures can be seen here: facebook.com/43rumors/photos. Like the pictures you like and chat with the authors if you want to know how... - Here Are Your 2015 Sundance Film Festival Winners NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - The 2015 Sundance Film Festival is finally coming to a close, and while we still have a number of interviews left to share with you, the awards are being streamed live from the event at 7pm MST. You can watch them live here, with the full list updated below as...
- Visiting Tibet
Nikonrumors (Yesterday) - Today's guest post on Tibet is by Carl Nielsen (Website | Facebook | Panoramio | more Tibet pictures): If you wish to visit this beautiful country, it requires preparation. You’ll need a Chinese Visa and a Visa/Permit to visit Tibet. You can obtain the Visa/Permit through your travel agent. The standard Visa gives you... - How the Cinematography of 'Drive' Utilized Quadrants for 'Tightly Composed & Weirdly Unpredictable' Frames NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Tony Zhou delivers another quick bite of film education with this video on the interesting framing used by Nicholas Winding Refn in Drive: One of the many pleasures of Nicolas Winding Refn’s “Drive” (2011) is that the shots feel both tightly composed and weirdly unpredictable. Even though most of the...
- Are Sigma Global Vision Lenses Weather Sealed?
Sigma Rumors (Yesterday) - I’m sometimes asked how/if Sigma’s Art, Contemporary and Sports lenses are protected against the elements. Hopefully this post will shed some light on this topic! The following excerpt from an interview with Sigma should drive the point home: Q: Several readers wanted to know: “Is the 35mm weather sealed... - 24 hours
- New list of GetOlympus deals (20% off on warranty and E-M10 double lens kit). 43Rumors (Yesterday) - Share There is a newly updated list of Olympus deals at GetOlympus (Click here). It includes coupon codes for warranty rebates and the E-M10 double lens kit savings. More camera deals: $150 off on the E-PL7 at RobertsCamera on eBay (Click here). Olympus E-M1 for $999 only on top rated...
- Ending today: $375 trade in program and long list of Sony deals. SonyAlphaRumors (Yesterday) - Share Plenty of Sony deals will end today. Some of them may be extended and some not. So check them out: The trade in offer running at BHphoto (Click here) and Adorama (Click here) will end at midnight. You get up to $375 for your “older” camera. You can see...
- Shadows & Light: A unique 2-day filmmaking event in the UK in March. Tickets on sale now!
Philip Bloom (Yesterday) - I am really excited to announce that booking is open for the first ever “Shadows & Light”. A filmmakers “conference” for lack of a better word in Brighton on the 23rd and 24th March. We created this event based on your feedback after I posted a few months back... - Rules are made to be broken: Five filmmaking rules Pete Pattisson says you should sometimes ignore
DSLR News Shooter (Yesterday) - Guest post by Pete Pattisson: When the DSLR filmmaking revolution took off in 2008, a set of ‘rules’ soon emerged about how to get the most out of these cameras’ video capabilities: shoot in manual mode, record audio separately, use a rig, and so on. The ‘rules’ are still a... - A Film School Education in 83 Minutes: An Interview with the 'Beaver Trilogy Part IV' Filmmakers NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - The Beaver Trilogy is a set of short films made in the 70s and 80s by iconic Utah filmmaker Trent Harris. Now nearly 40 years later, director Brad Besser (The World of Z) re-explores the pathos of Groovin' Gary and the filmmaker that stumbled upon him. One fateful day in...
- Olympus gains market share in Japan. 43Rumors (Yesterday) - Share Mirrorless shares in Japan during the last 12 months. Source BCN, Graph Dicahub, via Mirrorlessrumors. Japan is really a “different” market than Europe or North America. Here size really matters and therefore Mirrorless is having a huge success. And the last 12 months Olympus managed to increase their market...
- Leica DG Summilux 15mm review by Digitalrev. 43Rumors (Yesterday) - Share This is the next typical “Unusual” review from Kai! Enjoy (or hate it) Share...
- Canon wants to become number 1 in the mirrorless market by end 2017.
Mirrorlessrumors (Yesterday) - Mirrorless shares in Japan during the last 12 months. Source BCN, Graph Dicahub. On top you can see the mirrorless share graph of the last 12 months in Japan. I am a bit surprised to see Sony loosing shares the last months. But it still remains the number one in...
