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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
After the recent announcements of the Nikon Z series and Canon EOS R, the full-frame mirrorless market is quickly heating up. Now, completely out of the blue, 43 Rumors just reported that Panasonic is about to unveil its first full-frame camera later this month. According to the scanty information, the
It has been nearly four years since the original Lumix LX100 camera was released, and now Panasonic are announcing the new Lumix LX100 II (or as it is also commonly referred to – the Panasonic LX100 II). The new LX100 II gets a brand new 17 megapixel multi-aspect
LUTs are all the rage these days and for most users it is the quickest way to grade LOG footage or at least get a decent starting/reference point. There are tons of LUTs out there, both free and paid, numerous LUT creation options and freely available grading
In a welcomed move to deter camera theft, Panasonic have released a new firmware update for their Varicam line up that enables users to “Tag My Varicam” via the use of a Custom Splash Screen with owner information/logo/contact info. Of course, this is a free firmware update,
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
After just recently updating their Sumo19 HDR monitor/recorder with the 5.7K ProRes Raw recoding support (link to our post here), Atomos are now releasing AtomOS 9.1 for the Shogun Inferno – enabling the 7-inch flagship to do the same – that is record 5.7K Raw from the
Panasonic were at Cine Gear Expo 2018 with loads of kit including their EVA1, and did announce a new firmware update for the camera. Firmware update 2.5 for Panasonic EVA1 5.7K cinema camera brings a new SMOOTH mode for noise reduction designed to enable cinematographers to capture low
Panasonic have announced a new rugged 4K camera – the 20.4-megapixel LUMIX TS7 (or FT7 as it is known in Europe and other places) to give adventure seekers a tough imaging device that they can go underwater with or use while rock climbing, surfing or doing all
The Panasonic AU-EVA1 compact, S35 camera has been officially added to the Netflix approved camera list. Congratulations to Mitch Gross, and everyone at Panasonic’s Cinema Camera division as this is kind of a big deal for them as Netflix, Amazon and soon to be released platforms are
Well, if you are a full-frame Sony mirrorless shooter that is maybe currently shooting with an A7R II and/or eyeballing the new Sony a7 III, but have been salivating over those sweet Sigma Art primes and wished those would be available in your native Sony E mount?
Panasonic recently made a huge announcement that they have developed a new CMOS sensor with an organic photoconductive film (OPF) making it capable of producing an 8K high-resolution video at 60fps with global shutter, eliminating the dreaded “jello effect” associated with electronic shutter based sensors. The new
If you have ever planned to use the Varicam LT for any form of live event productions, Panasonic has some good news for you. The company announced they will release a new firmware upgrade v6.0 for the Varicam LT 4K camera towards the end of February that
Last weekend I went to the SWPP Convention in London to check out some kit and meet up with some friends I hadn’t seen in ages. Despite it predominantly being a photography oriented event, the SWPP exhibition (not sure if that’s the proper name, but that’s how
Panasonic have been on a roll this past week with the announcement of the Lumix GH5S, which has been somewhat polarizing among the GH5 crowd, to say the least, however, let’s not forget that Panasonic actually makes another camera that sits “above the GH line and below
So, 2017 is almost over, and you’ve already spent all your money on new lenses, possibly a new camera, and a few accessories. Well, to the dismay of some current GH5 owners, Panasonic may pull a “Sony” soon and announce an “S” model in the GH5 lineup.
Panasonic has just released a new firmware update version 2.2 for their Lumix GH5 mirrorless camera. It’s no whopper, like Firmware 2.0, but hey at least it adds some improvements to VFR (variable frame rate) recording, where the bit rate gets stretched quite a bit in slow-motion,
When it comes to getting a professional camera ready for the modern urban video/film/TV production environment, many look first towards the most well-known name in our industry. The four letter German behemoth, has amassed quite the reputation for quality and ruggedness over its 100 year history. Sure,
More and more accessories and news around the latest Panasonic EVA1 5.7K pro camcorder are popping up, and today I have some exciting news to share with all of you. Shortly after receiving a new firmware update that took care of some bugs with slow-motion recording that
Panasonic just announced their latest entry in the Lumix division – the Lumix DC-G9 mirrorless camera. According to Panasonic, the G9 is the “…highest picture quality in the history of LUMIX cameras”. Other big features include an advanced Body I.S. (Image Stabilizer) and Dual I.S. making it possible
