Panasonic Clears Up Spec Rumors About The GH4 & YAGH Box
March 24, 2014
Panasonic’s new 4K GH4 DSLR (shipping next month), has ignited the blogosphere because of its impressive specs and affordable price point. Matt Frazer from Panasonic
Panasonic’s new 4K GH4 DSLR (shipping next month), has ignited the blogosphere because of its impressive specs and affordable price point. Matt Frazer from Panasonic
The much-buzzed-about Panasonic Lumix 4K GH4 finally has an official price and release date! Previously, there was speculation that the GH4 would be “under $2,000”.
The Panasonic GH4 is an exciting and affordable 4K camera arriving on the scene this year. While many have been “wowed” by the 4K Blackmagic
This year at CES, 4K has been pushed hard to consumers through tons of new 4K displays, and even Sony’s new 4K Handycam. Not to
More than a year ago, DJI released the Phantom drone designed for GoPro cameras. The Phantom made it possible for ultra-low budget filmmakers to get
The GH2 (especially hacked ones) became a popular choice for indie filmmakers at the beginning of the DSLR video revolution. However, Panasonic has not done a very good job of keeping up with video trends and making a camera with specs that filmmakers really want.
DSLRs have become the go-to choice for low-budget video shooters over the past few years.
Canon has just announced the new Canon EOS 70D. The 70D is the newest camera in the Canon APS-C sensor line. Canon is using the phrase “game changer” to describe the camera because it has Dual Pixel CMOS AF.
A firmware update allowing the Canon 1D C to do 25P at 4K has been expected for a couple of months now. The good news: it’s finally here. The bad news: you’ll have to send your camera into Canon to get the update.
Earlier this month, Canon released a firmware update enabling clean HDMI out on the 5D Mark III. This means you can record less compressed footage to an external recorder.
Today, Canon has announced new in-camera Picture Style presets that are specifically designed for filmmakers shooting on DSLRs. Canon has created these new picture styles because of direct feedback from shooters and video enthusiasts.
Last Fall, Canon announced that an exciting new firmware update for 5D Mark III would be coming out this year. The news of the firmware update was so exciting because it allows the Mark III to send out uncompressed HDMI output.