We at INDIEShooter.com absolutely love stories about first-time filmmakers taking their ideas and passion and producing their project, especially when the project gets picked up by a major studio or network. That’s exactly what happened with cinematographer Krzysztof Sieniawski and his team who produced, “Born For The Sabre” for the History Channel.
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Melbourne, Australia – December 16, 2019 — Atomos today released the revolutionary RAW over HDMI recording solution for the Ninja V HDR monitor/recorder when combined with the Nikon Z 6 or Z 7 cameras*. The transformative innovation frees users from the choice between mirrorless features but lower video quality, or full-frame RAW cinema cameras with […]
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NEWARK, NJ (October 9, 2019) – Panasonic will showcase new broadcast products—a next-generation IP/IT platform, 12G-SDI 4K live switcher and 4K/HDR shoulder-mount camcorder—that will be seen for the first time in the U.S. at the upcoming NAB Show New York, held at the Javits Center on October 16-17. The company booth location is N537.
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The Black arm is a 3-axis dampening system with an additional vibration mount for stabilizing roll and tilt errors as well as vertical motion and vibrations. The Black arm is a hardmount system, made for gimbals, that you want to mount on vehicles such as cars, ATVs, boats, snowmobiles etc. We stopped by the 16×9 […]
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Orca Bags has a wide range of accessories made to protect your camera and equipment. One subsection these accessories are umbrellas made to protect gear from sun and rain. At NAB, Orca introduced us to a new prototype made specifically for on-camera use to protect your camera from the elements, adding another layer of protection […]
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OWC has always been a leader in standard and quality when it comes to all their products, but particularly their media storage. With that in mind, we stopped by their NAB booth to speak with OWCs Founder and CEO, Larry O’Connor, for more on their latest flash media storage solutions: the ThunderBlade and Envoy Pro […]
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Last year at Cinegear when Sony announced the new Sony Rialto Camera Extension System, which enables you to remove the sensor block and extend it up to 18′, my biggest question was, “what do you do with the Venice while the operator freely traverses the landscape all willy nilly without a care in the world?”
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