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Sony’s new HXC-FB80 and HXCU-FB80 CCU cameras offer “an accessible entry into 4K- and HDR-ready studio and live production with the combination of the new HXC-FB80 portable camera and HXCU-FB80 camera control unit (CCU).”
Blackmagic Design has announced their Cintel Scanner, along with DaVinci Resolve, is being used by Cypress Gardens Treasure’s Paul Gerrish to preserve around “6,000 reels of 16mm and 35mm film from the 1930s through to the 1980s.”
Panasonic is holding a FREE VariCam Training Workshop with DP Charles Papert at the Panasonic Hollywood Lab (3330 Cahuenga Blvd W, Ste 502 Los Angeles, California 90068) next Wednesday, October 18, 2017 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM PDT.
Blackmagic Design has released their URSA Mini SSD Recorder, along with the Camera 4.5 Update which adds support for the new recorder that attaches to the back of URSA Mini Pro digital film cameras for recording RAW or ProRes files to SSDs.
Easier HDR capture and delivery, 2k and 4k support for the Panasonic Varicam LT, gaming support and more come in the latest update for Atomos’ Ninja Inferno & Shogun Inferno recorders.
If you’re venturing to the great outdoors for your next movie shoot, you’ll need to bring along more than just a camera and spare battery. As you should already know, this environment requires a different type of planning than filming at a studio location. Here are just a few items ...
RE:Vision Effects plug-ins are now supported on Silhouette by SilhouetteFX, including DEFlicker, DE:Noise, ReelSmart Motion Blur, RE:Match, RE:Lens, RE:Map and Twixtor.
Hosted by Pond5 and the LA-based Filmmakers Alliance, “How Will You Tell Your Story” will challenge fillmakers to create a 2-5 minute short that incorporates footage from Pond5’s stock footage collection.
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