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- Ready to Challenge DJI, Insta360’s New Antigravity Drone Brand Set to Launch First Product This Week
NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 12 August) - First teased the other week, Antigravity is Insta360’s new drone brand that has been incubated by Insta360 in collaboration with third parties. The goal of Antigravity is to create an entirely new category of aerial drone technology, and it could indeed end up rivaling DJI once its first products officially... - The DJI Mavic 4 Pro Could Be Getting a Major Boost With a New Cellular Dongle, But Still No Service in the US NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 12 August) - In a continuing saga that sees the same beats, it appears that DJI is about to push out another cool update to its flagship Mavic 4 Pro that drone aficionados in the United States might never get to try out or experience.With DJI still not selling its new Mavic 4...
- Why 'Weapons' Is the Best Thing to Happen to Horror This Year NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 12 August) - When I went into my screening of Weapons, I happened to be wearing one of my Longlegs T-shirts. I had a whole conversation with the employee (shout-out to AMC) about how excited we both were for Zach Cregger's new film, and how the lead-up to its premiere felt a lot...
- Why Denzel Washington Passed on 'Se7en' NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 12 August) - Hollywood is full of people who almost starred in movies. It's what makes this such a fun industry; every zig or zag could change the course of a career, or open the door for someone else. The story of the movie Se7en is one of those awesome tales. From the...
- Could DJI be Gearing Up to Release a New Osmo Nano Action Camera Soon? NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 12 August) - While the markets for cinema cameras and mirrorless cameras continue to be the biggest draws for many in the video industry, a few smaller skirmishes over the future of action cameras and aerial drones are heating up to full force.DJI and Insta360 appear to be challenging each other directly in...
- Alan Tudyk Says His Robot Character Tested Higher Than Will Smith in 'I, Robot' NoFilmSchool (Tuesday, 12 August) - When you make a massive budget movie, you're going to want to test it out with audiences before you release it, so you know what parts they like. This allows you to make tweaks or do reshoots to solve some of the audience's bigger issues before you put it into...
- Kickstarter updates: Peak Design Pro Tripod raised $4 million with 3 days left, new Maven Filters WAVE 3 magnetic filter line launched
Nikonrumors (Tuesday, 12 August) - The Pro Tripod by Peak Design has already raised almost $4 million on Kickstarter (backed by 4,742 backers). The funding project will end in 3 days. With that campaign, Peak Design launched three new lines of PRO tripods, including a lite and tall versions. Additional information can be found... - Just Launched on Kickstarter: New MAVEN Filters – WAVE 3
SonyAlphaRumors (Tuesday, 12 August) - Popular YouTuber Michael The Maven has just launched the new MAVEN Filters – WAVE 3 on Kickstarter (click here). In this 24-minute video, Michael gives a full rundown of all the new filters: Reminder: You have three days left to grab the Peak Design Pro Tripod on Kickstarter (Click here).... - MAVEN Filters’ New WAVE 3 Now Available on Kickstarter
43Rumors (Tuesday, 12 August) - Michael The Maven, a familiar face to many photography fans, has introduced the new MAVEN Filters – WAVE 3 on Kickstarter (click here). Watch his detailed 24-minute presentation showcasing each of the latest filters. Reminder: You have three days left to grab the Peak Design Pro Tripod on Kickstarter (Click... - Some more additional Sigma 200mm f/2.0 FE info: 1850g and no TC SonyAlphaRumors (Tuesday, 12 August) - The pats hours I got some more additional info about the new lens and here are the specs we know: Sigma 200mm f/2.0: weight 1850g without hood and collar takes no teleconverter 105mm filter size White finish and similar look to the 300-600mm lens. super fast autofocus (according to sources)...
- Canon EOS R7 Mark II & EOS R6 Mark III Announcement Delays?
Canonrumors (Tuesday, 12 August) - This is just a small update on two of the most anticipated cameras coming from Canon. There’s not much here in the way of new information, but things keep hitting our inbox. We have been told that a planned dealer presentation for new Cinema EOS and EOS products that was... - Symply SPARK Shuttle RAID with Seagate Mozaic HAMR Drives– Now Up to 240 TB
News Shooter (Tuesday, 12 August) - Symply has announced a major capacity boost for its SPARK Thunderbolt Shuttle RAID systems. Now featuring Seagate’s Mozaic hard drives with cutting-edge HAMR (Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording) technology, SPARK is available in options of up to 120TB in a 4-bay and 240TB in an 8-bay configuration. Seagate’s HAMR-based Mozaic technology enables dramatically higher areal density by briefly heating the... - US DJI Drone Ban Looms, What Filmmakers Need to Know – A Deep Dive
CineD (Tuesday, 12 August) - As Washington moves closer to banning DJI drones over national security concerns, shelves in US stores are already running bare – and filmmakers are bracing for a future without the market leader in aerial cinematography. Can US-domestic or allied brands fill the gap, or will creative professionals face higher costs... - Hasselblad X2DII With Built-In LiDAR Coming August 26….will Panasonic use that tech too? 43Rumors (Tuesday, 12 August) - The new Hasselblad X2DII is finally coming along a new lens on August 26! It has an integrated LiDAR autofocus system that can match the performance of Sony cameras. We know Panasonic and DJI have a partnership around this tech. So I wonder if this will find it’s way in...
- Sony Photographer Films Dramatic Navy Clash between two chinese boats SonyAlphaRumors (Tuesday, 12 August) - At about 8:00 a.m. on August 11, 2025, a collision happened around 10.5 nautical miles east of Huangyan Island in the South China Sea. A Chinese Coast Guard ship and a Chinese Navy destroyer were chasing the Philippine Coast Guard’s BRP Suluan when the destroyer made a risky turn. The...
