Sony this week announced plans for the next generation of its CineAlta range. At the moment we do not know the specific launch date of the new cameras, but they are expected to arrive in early 2018. What we can tell you are some details given by the company itself about the sensor, workflow and […]
Sony has announced its new 4K player for SxS memory cards. The PMW-PZ1 has been designed to facilitate the review of 4K or HD material both on set and in post production. Its 4K playback capabilities range from 24p to 60p with XAVC Intra and Long codecs. There is also talk of a firmware update […]
Just yesterday we informed you about the presentation of Alexa 65, the new camera manufactured by ARRI. So, before the 6K arrives, today we leave you a clip of Alexa with the Open Gate mode so you can start practicing. The Alexa is one of the most widely used cameras in the industry and a […]
The Sony F55 camera has the ability to record 4K footage, using the XAVC codec, while simultaneously recording in HD. This feature can be very useful if we want to use the MPEG 2 files in HD for editing, treating them as proxies, and then conforming to 4K for final […]
From the AbelCine website comes this tutorial on importing material recorded with Sony F5 and F55 cameras into various non-linear editing systems. As some of you are not so fluent in English, here it is translated, with step-by-step explanations on how to handle MPEG2 and XAVC files in Final Cut […]
Sonnet Technologies has announced its new Thunderbolt interface, which will be available as an option on three of its Qio models. The Qio, Qio CF4 and Qio E3 media readers will now have this capability, allowing users to use this high-speed connection with any Mac computer equipped with a […]
ARRI is revamping its entire line of cameras with the release of the Alexa XT family, which includes the new XR Module for internal ARRIRAW recording, jointly developed by ARRI and Codex. Alexa XT First we will talk about this family of Alexa XT (Xtended Technology) cameras, which includes four […]
