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First Look: Blackmagic Studio Camera
Company offers two models of innovative, if fragile, studio camera
Almost Live with Streaming Media: The Blackmagic Studio Camera HD and 4K
Streaming Media Producer contributing editor Shawn Lam and Blackmagic Design Senior Regional Manager Bob Caniglia discuss Blackmagic's new HD and 4K Studio Cameras, introduced at NAB 2014, and touted as "the world's smallest studio camera with the world's largest viewfinder."
Almost Live with Streaming Media: Roland Systems VR-50HD All-in-One A/V Mixer
Shawn Lam and Roland's Doug Schouten discuss key features of Roland's VR-50HD an audio/video mixer/switcher with a multi-viewer touchscreen and integrated USB 3.0 output for live streaming.
NAB Interview: Canon's Chuck Westfall on the EF 200-400mm f/4L IS USM Lens with Built-in Extender
Almost Live with Streaming Media reports from NAB 2014 with a discussion of a recently introduced 200-400mm professional Canon lens designed with a built-in extender to serve the needs of sports photographers and videographers.
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Sony Releases 4.0 Firmware for F5 and F55 Large-Sensor Camcorders
The version 4.0 release includes many key upgrades including User Generated 3D LUT's via RAW VIEWER or DaVinci Resolve, Picture Cache, User Customizable Menu, and includes an SGAMUT3 release, providing a wider color space than SGAMUT3.CINE
Schneider Optics Unveils Wide Angle Adapter for Fujinon’s 19-90mm T2.9 PL-mount Cabrio Zoom Lens
The adapter provides a 30-percent wider angle than the Cabrio's 19mm limitation, with a minimum focal length of 14.5mm
Tiffen Intros 3 New Davis & Sanford Tripods
New entries include Pro Elite 6100-33, Monoped 64 and Steady Stick 3QR
Sound Devices Ships New PIX Audio Recorders
PIX 270i and PIX 250i seamlessly replace tape- and disc-based video decks for a complete offering that addresses a range of multiple-source video productions, including fast-paced, mission-critical studio applications, live sports and events and mobile production
 
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