4K Mirrorless Archive
While most of us are eagerly awaiting some sort of an update or a hint of product announcement for their (internally stabilized) X-H2, Fujifilm recently released new firmware updates for their Fujifilm X-T30 and Fujifilm X-T3 mirrorless cameras. Firmware v3.00 for improves Face/Eye Detection AF in both
Back in January around the a6400 launch, Sony released the details of planned firmware update for it’s class-leading Sony a9 full-frame mirrorless camera, firmware version 5.0, adding Real-time Tracking AF and Real-time Eye AF. This firmware was eventually released at the end of last month in March
UK production company Wise Guys recently teamed up with Atomos and Panasonic for a short film, shot on-location in just two and a half days with minimal cast and crew. “Tuning” was shot on the Panasonic S1 in Hybrid Log Gamma (HLG) profile in 4K 10bit 4K
The Canon EOS R is a tricky camera. Much maligned on release, largely due to the hefty crop factor when switching into 4k mode and the lack of good slow motion, it has now found some influential proponents online. Now that it is pairing with external recorders
Panasonic have just confirmed they will release the promised paid firmware update for their new Lumix S1 full-frame mirrorless camera adding V-Log and 4K 10bit 4:2:2 internal recording in July 2019. Back in February this year, Panasonic released the full specifications for their new Lumix S1 and
Nikon have today publicly announced that the future RAW video output from the Z6 and Z7 full-frame mirrorless cameras will be 12-bit in either 4K UHD or Full HD. There is no official date for the future firmware update, however I believe this to be announced sooner
Fujifilm have announced an even cheaper, or rather, budget-friendlier version of the X-T3, called the Fujifilm X-T30. Much like they did with the X-T2 and the following X-T20 variant, Fujifilm have once again managed to make a really useful and compact APS-C mirrorless camera without too much compromises.
After weeks of rumours, the Canon EOS RP was officially announced earlier today. It’s the entry-level model in the new “R” full-frame mirrorless lineup at Canon repped by the EOS R, which was released a few months back in 2018. In addition to the EOS RP, Canon
After making the announcement that they are entering the full-frame mirrorless market at Photokina 2018, Panasonic have just released the full specifications of its LUMIX S1R and LUMIX S1, 35mm full-frame mirrorless cameras. The new cameras are based on the L-Mount standard, which is native to the
Rumoured for quite some time, Olympus finally unveiled their new flagship mirrorless MFT camera – the Olympus OM-D E-M1X. The new Micro Four Thirds top dog features an 20 megapixel chip, 5-axis in-camera image stabilization, integrated grip, which can hold two batteries, all wrapped in a weather-sealed
Sony just announced a new budget APS-C camera in the alpha 6000 range. The new Sony a6400 is a 4K mirrorless camera that comes packed with a new 24 megapixel sensor, super-fast AF system, including the new Real Time Tracking AF and also a built-in intervalometer for
Gudsen MOZA, a world-leading brand in handheld gimbal stabilizers that many filmmakers are familiar with already, are proud to announce that the MOZA Air 2 is featured as one of the accessories for the launch of the Nikon Z6 Filmmaker’s Kit. With handheld gimbals being considered these
Fujifilm have been making serious inroads into the world of hybrid 4K videography for some time now with their compact mirrorless cameras such as the X-T2, and more recently the Fujifilm X-T3 and X-H1 cameras. Earlier this week, Fuji released a series of free firmware updates for
Just in time for the Christmas/Holiday shopping season, Leica have announced the Leica D-Lux 7 – a premium, compact camera with a 17 Megapixel Micro Four Thirds sensor and 4K video. The timing of this release is no coincidence, course, as the D-Lux 7 appears to identical
This post is sort of a Part 2, to my previous Fuji X-T3 footage post I did not that long ago (you can check it out here in case you didn’t), and I wanted to include a bit of a mixture between Fujifilm produced short films and
Fujifilm recently announced the new Fuji X-T3, which has some very important features for video creators. The X-T3 is the mirrorless camera, which can record 4K/60p in a 10bit (4:2:0) HEVC H.265 codec internally onto UHS-II SD cards, a clear signal that Fujifilm are quite serious about
Announced just a month ago in early September, the Canon EOS R quickly became one of the most polarizing and discussed camera in the world of photography and hybrid content creation. Canon’s first full-frame mirrorless camera is a first of more to come, but as with most
Panasonic proved all rumors right about their new full-frame cameras with the introduction of two models at Photokina 2018. The new Lumix S1R will have a 47 megapixel full-frame sensor, developed at Panasonic, while the Lumix S1 model will have a 24 megapixel sensor. Both full-frame, both
As speculated and wildly rumored, Panasonic has officially announced the development of not one, but two full-frame mirrorless cameras modelled officially as the mucho-megapixel Lumix S1R and the “less megapixels, but more for content creators and video peeps” Lumix S1. Both will feature full-frame 35mm sensors developed by
Fujifilm are getting even more serious about video with their new Fujifilm X-T3 mirrorless camera. For the first time in any mirrorless camera you can record 4K/60p in a 10bit (4:2:0) HEVC H.265 codec internally onto UHS-II SD cards! And there are two slots for SD cards
