Posts Tagged ‘Camera’
The Filmmaker’s Guide to the Establishing Shot
Learn how to set every scene with this in-depth look at the establishing shot.
Sony Announces the New Full-Frame a9 Mirrorless Camera
Sony gets a new flagship a-Series camera in the a9, which delivers incredible speed in a small form factor body.
3 New Canon Cameras Under $1000 — Still No 4K Video
Canon adds two new DSLR cameras and a new mirrorless body — all under $1,000. Don’t expect to shoot video in 4K.
The Cameras Behind 2016’s Best Documentary Films
Let’s take a look at some of the year’s best documentaries — and the cameras that captured their stories.
Bad Karma: GoPro Issues Immediate Recall on Every Karma Drone
GoPro issues a recall for all Karma drones due to power failure during operation.
Major Camera Rumors from Canon
Canon camera rumors gain traction leading up to the next major photo and video trade shows. (Yes. There are Canon 5D Mk IV updates.)
The DXL: A New 8K Camera from Panavision and RED
Panavision, Light Iron, and RED Digital Cinema team up to create the 8K DXL camera.
NAB 2016: Sony Announces a Super 35mm 4K Camera That Shoots 480 fps
NAB 2016: Sony announces the HDC-4800, a beast of a Super 35mm 4K camera that shoots at at 480 fps.
The Technology Behind Brain Farm’s Breathtaking Camerawork
Brain Farm Digital Cinema is a production company known for its work in advertisement, television, and most of all, action sports documentaries. Let’s take a look at some of the revolutionary technology they have worked with over the years.
The Most Exciting Camera Rumors of 2016
What new photo equipment can we expect to see in the months ahead? Whet your appetite with this roundup of the juiciest camera rumors of 2016.
Win a Sony a7S II Camera & More, Valued at Over $3,500!
We’ve teamed up with B&H Photo Video to bring one lucky winner the Sony a7S II mirrorless camera, plus a lens, bag and memory. Enter for your chance to win this incredible camera pack!
The 3 Best Low-Light Video Cameras Under $2,500
Sometimes you don’t have access to a proper lighting setup. In these situations, it’s great to have a camera that handles low-light environments with ease. Here are the best low-light video camera options under $2500.