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- The Only Movie Charlie Chaplin Ever Won an Oscar for Premiered Today
NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Charlie Chaplin's Limelight opened on October 23, 1952, launching what would become one of the strangest Oscar stories in Academy history. The film eventually became the only one for which Chaplin won a competitive Academy Award, but that wouldn't happen for another 20 years.Limelight came late in Chaplin's career, well... - This Horror Movie Tagline Made Psychology a Marketing Ploy NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Back in 1972, Wes Craven needed to sell his directorial debut. The Last House on the Left had gone through multiple failed title changes, from Sex Crime of the Century to Krug and Company, with nothing really resonating during test screenings.The Last House on the Left follows two teenage girls,...
- This New Fujifilm Wide-to-Normal Zoom Lens is the Perfect Partner For the New X-T30 III NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Just announced earlier today, the Fujifilm X-T30 III is an exciting new update to the company’s most popular camera model in years. It also notably features high-quality video and photo capabilities and is instantly one of the most affordable options for those looking to jump into pro-level work with a...
- Did We Seriously Lose Out on a David Fincher 'Star Wars' Movie (Twice)? NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - The world of Star Wars has been fraught with whiffs and what-ifs recently. Late last week, we heard about a scrapped Soderbergh and Adam Driver Star Wars movie that had the internet in an uproar. But just last night, informative Hollywood mailer The InSneider reported that David Fincher also had...
- Oz Perkins Says He Refuses to Watch Ryan Murphy's 'Gein' NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - When a respected horror filmmaker tells you he wouldn't touch your true crime series "with a 10-foot pole," you should probably pay attention.Monster: The Ed Gein Story is the new true crime series from showrunner Ryan Murphy, the third entry in his "Monster" anthology series for Netflix. It follows the...
- Guillermo Del Toro Wants to Tackle This Famous Musical As a Stop Motion Movie NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Guillermo del Toro is one of modern cinema's most celebrated visionaries. When you see one of his movies, you know you're getting some sort of sumptuous translation of dark fairy tales and monsters.His new film, Frankenstein, is being hailed by critics everywhere, and he's using that heat to try to...
- Leica Has Announced the M EV1, The Company’s First M Camera to Feature an Integrated EVF NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - In news that any videographer would simply find unbelievable, the popular Leica M-system camera line is getting its first model that features an integrated electronic viewfinder rather than its traditional optical rangefinder.Because, you know, photographers would take photos without previewing what the image would look like on a digital screen...
- Fujifilm’s Most Popular Model Gets a Refresh as the X-T30 III Brings 6.2K Video NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Set to follow up on the strong legacy built by the Fujifilm X-T30 and the X-T30II, the latest version of the company’s most popular camera model might look the same as it keeps the same form factor, but it’s got some nice new features and capabilities.It’s also set to retail...
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- Nikon ZR Review and Lab Test | Pixboom Spark Review | ASUS ProArt Display PA32QCV Review | Focus Check ep87
CineD (Yesterday) - A week full of reviews! In this episode of Focus Check, we dive into some long-awaited camera and gear reviews. Johnnie shares his hands-on experience with the Nikon ZR, a camera he’s been testing extensively over the past few weeks, and we also cover our review of the Pixboom Spark... - Nikon ZR Lab Test – Rolling Shutter, Dynamic Range, and Exposure Latitude CineD (Yesterday) - The Nikon ZR is generating quite a hype since it was released shortly before IBC 2025: it offers a compact, full-frame body with internal 6K REDCODE RAW NE (Nikon EXPEED) recording and a joint RED / Nikon label screaming “cinema” at the back at a really attractive price! We were...
- After 71 years, Leica has unveiled its first-ever M‑mount camera without a rangefinder system!
SonyAlphaRumors (Yesterday) - An interesting story: After 71 years Leica just announced their first M-mount camera ever without the rangefinder system! The new Leica M EV1 uses a new 5.76 million dot EVF instead. It keeps using the same Sony 61MP sensor of the M11. I think this camera will sell hot. What... - Pixboom Spark Review – First Hands-On with Beta Version of the High-Speed Cinema Camera CineD (Yesterday) - We took the Pixboom Spark pre-production unit into the wild and then onto the bench: butterflies in India with Gunther Machu, followed by a studio deep-dive to check what this new Super 35 BSI global-shutter camera can really do. Here is what worked already, what still needs polish, and where...
- Robin Wong review of the Olympus E-PM2
43Rumors (Yesterday) - In his latest video, Robin Wong revisits the Olympus PEN Mini E-PM2 and shows why it’s still a joy to shoot with for street photography. Ultra compact and lightweight: Easily fits in a pocket or small bag, yet feels solid thanks to a metal-reinforced build. Great colors and image quality:... - DZOFILM Kicks Off Early Black Friday Deals with Up to 40% Off and Three Giveaway Rounds CineD (Yesterday) - DZOFILM is getting an early start on the Black Friday season this year, with generous discounts and exciting giveaways already in motion. From October 22 to November 28, filmmakers can enjoy up to 40% off across a wide range of DZOFILM’s professional cine lenses, including the Catta, Pictor, Tango, Gnosis, and Pavo...
- First English Tamron 25-200mm FE reviews and aperture range info SonyAlphaRumors (Yesterday) - You can now preorder the new Tamron 25-200mm FE lens at BHphoto, FotoErhardt, WexUK. Let’s take a look at the exact aperture values for each focal length: 25 mm -> f/2.8 27 mm -> f/3.2 34 mm -> f/3.5 53 mm -> f/4.5 96 mm and longer -> f/5.6 Here are...
