8K at 120fps - forget 4K!
Japan's national broadcast corporation NHK has developed a large CMOS 8K sensor for Super Hi Vision. At 21.5mm x 12.1mm it is the size of Super 35mm when cropped to 16:9, and…
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New Sony NEX video camera before NAB in April?
A rumour surfaced today (which was given the 2nd highest rating of plausibility by Sony Alpha Rumors) that Sony have a new NEX video product to come before NAB. Sony have confirmed…
Sony NEX 7 video mode - first impressions review
Thanks mainly to the unexpected success of their NEX line of consumer mirrorless cameras, Sony are probably the only company to realise the truth about mirrorless and its future direction. Namely that…
Nikon may add 4K video to future cameras (J1 sensor already capable)
Consumer 4K is on the way, it is now as inevitable as the first 1080p stickers were on your TVs and cameras of 5 years ago. In an interview with DPReview, Nikon's…
HOT! Canon developing 4K RAW video format
Canon are developing their own RAW codec for 2K and 4K video. In a patent filed in July 2010 and published yesterday, Canon describe a codec which stores raw sensor data from…
Canon G1X video samples - DIGIC 5 - I'm not impressed
Don't forget to download the original videos and view full screen The G1X is the first of Canon's large sensor cameras to use their long awaited DIGIC 5 image processor. 3 years…
4K for £4K and why you probably shouldn't get a JVC HMQ10
The Alexa Studio only shoots 2K and HD but apparently the consumer world has decided it is rubbish and we should all rush out and buy 4K cameras and displays. Hence the…
Live Q&A with Nikon reveals D4 video shortcomings
(Above: new 1080p D4 footage shot in Germany - view full screen in 1080p mode - still looks pretty soft though) Comprehensive technical information and preview of the Nikon D4 at ImagingResource…
Nikon J1 - 16mm interchangeable lens movie camera?
EOSHD takes a first look at the Nikon J1 If you are doing personal work as a lone artist the Nikon J1 might be of interest. Whilst many filmmakers quite reasonably would…