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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.
Atomos just announced a new high-brightness, 5-inch monitor in their growing lineup called the Atomos Shinobi. Priced at just $399, the Atomos Shinobi features a high-brightness, 1000nit 5-inch display with 1920 x 1080p resolution. Much like the Atomos Ninja V, the new Shinobi has a 4K HDMI
Atomos is a staple name in the industry, there’s no doubt on that. Their line of external monitors and recorders are in the backpack of most of filmmakers and cinematographers around the world. Indeed, having an external monitor adding up to the one in your camera is
Atomos and RED Digital Cinema have shaken hands recently on some sort of a “royalty-based license agreement” as their press release puts it. The said agreement is in relation to “…Atomos’ use of some of RED’s intellectual property.” However, even though this statement lacks any concrete details
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
At the start of CES 2019, Atomos unveiled the next revolution in digital imaging – RAW video output and capture from Nikon’s full frame mirrorless cameras. We’re talking about ProRes Raw of course, not CinemaDNG just for the record, so if you are a Nikon Z7/Z6 user in order
Great news for those of you who want to jump on the EVA1 bandwagon – Panasonic have now officially slashed $1,000 off the previous MSRP of the camera. Kicking-off 2019 with a bang, Panasonic just slashed a good chunk of the price of their 5.7K AU-EVA1 camera,
Atomos commences trading on the Australian Currency Exchange after completion of $6m IPO Atomos Limited is now a public company trading on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX:AMS). I am sure all of you are quite familiar with their market-leading, disruptive, and affordable recorder/monitors such as the Ninja V, Shogun
Angelbird Technologies, a tech company many of you are familiar with thanks to their fast and tiny SSDs, have been creating exciting recording media solutions for indie filmmakers for some time now. Recently, AngelBird announced a dedicated Match Pack for the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K designed
Atomos just released the manual for the Ninja V, which has been shipping for a couple of months now getting in the hands of thousands of creatives. The 5-inch form factor is more suitable for those looking for a more compact monitoring and recording solution for their
Atomos just released a new 10.01 update for their AtomOS 10 operating system that is at the heart of their latest 5-inch 4K recorder/monitor Ninja V. The latest AtomOS 10.01 for the Atomos Ninja V is now available to download, and it is recommended for all users.
For those of you who have been to IBC or NAB, you know that Atomos has easily the most colourful and well equipped stand – not to mention the awesome raffles they do where you could win kit such as the Inferno or Ninja V. IBC 2018
Blind Spot Gear were lighting the Atomos stand at IBC 2018 where I had a chance to catch up with Billy from Blind Spot Gear and chat about their new Power Junkie, NP-F battery power device for cameras and other kit. This little guy can take your
The Atomos Ninja V is on track to start shipping by the end of the month and being the first Atomos recorder to use the new AtomX style accessories, a couple of which have already been announced (see my post here), naturally, it needs a new and
Atomos have just announced new AtomX accessories for their upcoming Ninja V external 4K recorder for IBC 2018. The highly anticipated Atomos Ninja V HDR monitor/recorder is in mass production and on schedule to reach stores before the end of the month fulfilling their promise of delivering
Much like the they did with the Nikon Z7/Z6, external recorder and HDR monitor leader Atomos have announced their support for 4K 10bit recording via HDMI from the latest Canon EOS R full-frame mirrorless as well as the new Fujifilm X-T3 mirrorless APS-C camera. While Internet opinions
Earlier today, Nikon announced their highly-anticipated Nikon Z7 and Nikon Z6 full-frame 4K mirrorless cameras and, not surprisingly, it did not take long for Atomos, the leader in external recording and HDR monitoring solutions for the indie filmmaking world, to announce they will be supporting 10bit 4K
UK industry publication Televisual, recently published a piece on a short film shot on the Panasonic EVA1 in the new ProRes RAW format thanks to an Atomos Shogun Inferno monitor/recorder. EVA, the appropriately titled short tribute to the Hammer Horror tradition was shot in the Cotswold region
You may recall recently I posted about the EVA1 contest Panasonic is running as well as some really helpful tutorials by Panasonic guru Barry Green (link to post here), however his free e-book guide on the Panasonic EVA1 was nowhere to be found. Well, it looks like
To say that the Panasonic EVA1 is a popular camera among indie filmmakers, small production companies, and content creators is an understatement. Whatever Panasonic did with the EVA1, starting from the name, to say the least, they got right – Canon EF mount, S35 sensor, compact form
