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- Viltrox Begins Its L-Mount Adaptation
Canonrumors (Today) - Viltrox has announced the first lenses that it will supply to the L-mount. In case you missed it, on September 1st, Viltrox officially announced that the company was joining the L-mount alliance. As a new member, Viltrox is the 10th company to join the L-Mount Alliance since the public announcement... - The new Nikon Nikkor Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S II lens is now shipping, currently in stock
Nikonrumors (Today) - The new Nikon Nikkor Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S Mark II lens is now shipping and is currently in stock at B&H Photo: Outside of the US, check availability at: DE: Foto Erhardt UK: WEX Photo CA: Camera Canada Comparing the old Nikkor Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S lens and the new version II... - 24 hours
- The Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II is Back in Production Canonrumors (Today) - It appears that the G7X Mark III is back in production. Hopefully, we’ll see some change in stock, as right now, when we look at B&H and other websites, we see this: The status of “temporarily out of stock” feels almost like an exaggeration, at least the “temporarily” part –...
- Canon states the G7X Mark III is Now Back in Production Canonrumors (Today) - It appears that the G7X Mark III is back in production. Hopefully, we’ll see some change in stock, as right now, when we look at B&H and other websites, we see this: The status of “temporarily out of stock” feels almost like an exaggeration, at least the “temporarily” part –...
- Decoding The Line That Defines The Matrix’s Reality
NoFilmSchool (Today) - Even if you haven’t seen The Matrix (1999) in years, you probably remember this scene: a bald kid in monk-like robes sits with Neo (Keanu Reeves), holding a spoon that bends and twists like liquid silver. Then comes the line—calm, almost playful: “There is no spoon.”For a movie loaded with... - Decoding The Line That Turned Defeat Into Defiance in ‘Gone With The Wind’ NoFilmSchool (Today) - I don’t know about you, but Gone With the Wind deeply resonated with me because of how flawed Scarlett was. Female characters are usually either portrayed as the damsel in distress or the “badass bitch” —Scarlett is neither. Beginning to end, she commits one mistake after another (rather stubborn decisions)....
- Decoding The Iconic One-liner That Embodies Snow White’s Evil Mother NoFilmSchool (Today) - Some lines are as powerful as the characters that deliver them. “Magic Mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of all?” is a line that holds the quiet gravitas of a true antagonist. In this article, we’re celebrating one of the greatest expository lines ever by a film...
- “Start Small”: A Guide to Shooting Big With the New Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - As is the case with most big ideas, the best place to start is usually somewhere small. In an interview with Clara Chong and Ben Allan, ACS CSI of Main Course Films, we chatted about the husband and wife filmmaking duo’s experience working with the new Blackmagic URSA Cine Immersive...
- Even Film Fan Needs to Watch These 10 Chow Yun Fat Movies NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - My introduction to Chow Yun Fat was in 2001 when I saw Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and it changed my life. At that point, I was obsessed with this zen master, and I knew I had to see any movie he'd been in. The deeper I dug into him, the...
- How Jack Reacher Was Formed To Combat This Detective Trope NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - If you've been reading No Film School long enough, you know I am a massive Jack Reacher fan. The show (and the movies) scratches an itch for just a rogue guy out there trying to do what's right, with any means necessary.It's a simple look at right and wrong that...
- Nikon ZR vs Sony FX3 side by side comparison: which one is better? Nikonrumors (Yesterday) - There is a new “Nikon ZR vs Sony FX3 side-by-side comparison video” published by Matti Haapoja comparing the video footage from both models (keep in mind that the $4,098 Sony FX3 is almost twice as expensive as the $2,196 Nikon ZR – see the specifications comparison here): Here are...
- 9 Movies from Venice and TIFF We're Most Excited For NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - The fall festival circuit delivered some genuine surprises this year, with Venice crowning Jim Jarmusch's Father Mother Sister Brother as its Golden Lion winner, while TIFF audiences chose Chloé Zhao's Hamnet as their People's Choice favorite. Both festivals showcased ambitious filmmaking from auteurs alongside breakthrough performances, and these festival entries...
- The 16 Best Matthew McConaughey Movies NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Matthew McConaughey has had one of Hollywood's most interesting career trajectories, evolving from rom-com heartthrob to serious dramatic actor and back to someone who picks projects that genuinely interest him. (Gives him more time to stand on the sidelines of UT games, I suppose.)His body of work has resulted in...
- Are We All Sleeping on the Most Exciting Full-Frame Mirrorless Cinema Lens Line of the Year? NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - Buried in the huge number of major camera announcements last week, which saw the filmmaking industry add several highly-powered, and long-anticipated cinema cameras to the marketplace, there might have been a quieter announcement that could ultimately be just as important as a new Nikon ZR, Fujifilm GFX ETENRA 55, or...
- How One Iconic Line Became Journalism’s Greatest Mantra NoFilmSchool (Yesterday) - One of the things I love about being a writer is the idea that you could create a line that lives on in the hearts and minds of the viewers forever. So many parts of our cultural lexicon come from great screenwriters who put lines into movies and TV, and...
