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There is a new 4K Panasonic camera coming at NAB
[pullquote]Comment on the forum[/pullquote] Writing on his blog, Panasonic director of professional imaging Kunihiko Miyagi says the company has decided to "try and create another disruption in the industry and hit like…

KineMAX Review Part 1 - Adventures in 6K Raw and 110fps Slow-mo
[pullquote]See the Kinefinity KineMAX at NAB - booth C12419! Comment on the forum[/pullquote] Camera provided by Kinefinity and HDVideoShop. Final hardware but pre-release firmware with some modes such as "Golden 3K" for…

Next Blackmagic camera sensor may gun for 4K 120fps and clean low light performance
[pullquote]Comment on the forum[/pullquote] I have some information on a new 4K CMOS sensor which may or may not be announced at NAB in a future Blackmagic camera. The new chip increases…

Canon XC10 - should you buy one?
[pullquote]Comment on the forum[/pullquote] Canon have a real problem in my opinion. They're not listening to enthusiasts at all. They claim the XC10 is an "enthusiast camera" and for aspiring filmmakers. Actually…

Canon C300 Mark II costs $15,999, now available to pre-order + EOSHD Opinion
[pullquote]Price $15,999 and available to pre-order at B&H now[/pullquote] The Canon C300 Mark II specs are now out and you can see my opinion of the new camera below. As well as…

A camera test with a difference - multicam shoot for "Bunny Suit" with the Sony A7S, Nikon D750 and 5 others
[pullquote] Bunny Suit - Weird Ballad live at Tempelton Studio, Berlin. Directed by Andrew Reid. Watch on YouTube. Comment on the forum [/pullquote] Berlin based band Bunny Suit (follow here on Facebook…

Tempted? Should you get a $6499 Canon C300 or wait until after NAB?
[pullquote]Canon C300 EF now $6499 at B&H Canon C100 (Mark I) now $2999 All deals here (including Zacuto rig package)[/pullquote] Many people aren't ready for 4K yet. These people just got the…

Magic Lantern run Linux OS on Canon DSLRs
[pullquote]Comment on the forum[/pullquote] Magic Lantern just turned your 5D Mark III into a desktop computer. The cameras (running ARM processor and up to 512MB of RAM) are seen in this video…

