The film “The Oath” was shot with several URSA Mini Pro digital film cameras and edited and graded with DaVinci Resolve Studio. I mean who does not love a filmmaker make their story work on a Blackmagic camera. Written, directed by and starring Ike Barinholtz, “The Oath” also stars Tiffany Haddish, Billy Magnussen, John Cho, […]
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Is the Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 4K their best camera to date? I hope we will find this out together so let’s break it down. What criteria are required for someone to call a manufacturer’s camera their best yet? From my perspective, the camera has to be easy to use. The shooting experience should be […]
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Amimon, the company whose proprietary technology is found inside many products from Teradek, SmallHD and Paralinx as well as those from other manufacturers, like ARRI was acquired by Vitec. Wireless HD video is creating a revolution in content creation and consumption, and Amimon is a reference name in the field. Established in 2004, Amimon is […]
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I remember playing with a couple of the RED One cameras and dealing with the myriads of issues when that camera was still in its infancy. I also remember only having marginal success with sorting through such issues. Despite those challenges, it was obvious the camera represented a real game-changer for the industry. It’s part […]
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When the Lumix G1 was launched, in 2008, I immediately bought one. I believed in the system and Panasonic’s ability to build on the promises of the first model. A decade later, I see I was right. If there is one regret I’ve about the red Lumix DMC-G1 I acquired as soon as they were […]
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