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Daily NewsArri pulls out the stops for Alexa 35
The Alexa 35 camera is claimed to offer “industry-leading image quality at native 4K and 120fps”. It uses Arri’s first new sensor in 12 years, which delivers 2.5 stops more dynamic range (now 17 stops for improved HDR), better low light performance and richer colours.
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Arri Alexa 35 4K camera launched – the smallest fully-featured Arri
Arri has launched the Arri Alexa 35, a 4K Super 35 camera which incorporates the first new sensor in 12 years from Arri.
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Industry Trends
Top Gun: Maverick – behind the scenes
Having raced motorcycles, been strapped outside an Airbus 400 at lift-off, put a helicopter into a controlled spin and signed on to film aboard the ISS, there was no way Tom Cruise was going to be chromakeyed into a F/A 18 jet for his return as Top Gun: Maverick.
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Industry Trends
Behind the scenes: 1899
The Netflix drama, shot on a volume stage with revolving turntable, is the new blueprint for episodic virtual production.
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Industry Trends
Cameras & accessories: Industry innovation remains undimmed
While the normal annual cycle of product launches has been muted for obvious reasons during the past two years, this round-up of new cameras and accessories confirms that industry R&D departments have remained highly active, writes David Davies.
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Daily News
Vislink launches new Mobile Viewpoint Stellar Cam
Vislink announced the release of the Mobile Viewpoint Stellar Cam, a camera designed for artificial intelligence (AI)-powered live sports production.
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Collapsed Arena TV kit to be auctioned off
Over 3,000 items, from outside broadcasting trucks to cameras, lenses and hundreds of kilometres of cabling, are to be auctioned off following the collapse into administration of Arena TV.
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Daily News
Movicom rises to the occasion with RobyTower and Refcam
Movicom has released the lightweight RobyTower motorised telescopic column and helmet-mounted Refcam.
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Daily News
BB&S releases Compact Bicolor Fresnel light
The Compact Bicolor Fresnel (CFL) from BB&S is the latest in the company’s range of Compact Beamlight LED studio fixtures.
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Daily News
Catta full-frame zoom lenses new from Dzofilm
Dzofilm has introduced two new lightweight full-frame zoom lenses. The Catta 35-80mm T/2.9 and 70-135mm T/2.9 cover the most widely used focal lengths and complement its existing Vespid full-frame prime lenses.
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Daily News
RobyTower rises to the occasion
Movicom has released the lightweight RobyTower motorised telescopic column and helmet-mounted Refcam.
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Daily News
Robycam Compact gains freedom of movement in a smaller area
Movicom has launched a lightweight version of its Robycam 3D cable-suspended camera system, the Robycam Compact, which is more suitable for studio use or for small and medium-sized sports venues.
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Daily News
Avonic focuses in on PTZ cameras
Avonic is marking its first appearance at a trade show in some time, due to the pandemic, by preparing an extensive showcase of its PTZ cameras with broadcast camera-like features.
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Introduction to PTZOptics SDI Cameras
IBC Showcase: PTZOptics SDI Cameras for SDI, HDMI and IP connectivity with Power over Ethernet. These cameras can also be upgraded to support NDI HX functionality. Watch this video to learn more about these pan, tilt and zoom cameras.
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Groundbreaking new Native IP Camera from Grass Valley
The Native IP LDX 100 camera captures superb UHD HDR images at 3X high speed, no base station is required as audio, video control connections are all at the camera head.
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Industry Trends
4K and mobility dominate camera developments
A continued emphasis on improving 4K capture and making it accessible to a larger user group is evident from this ‘snapshot’ of camera products that have been announced recently.
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Industry Trends
A guide to 360-degree cameras
Producing virtual reality content for any of the many VR headsets now available is no longer a concept confined to gaming or the IBC Future Zone.
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Executive Interviews
Jon Karafin: Conjuring with light
The merger between science and the arts has energised Jon Karafin throughout his career, culminating in what may be the most exciting breakthrough in imaging since the invention of photography.
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