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Avatar’s James Cameron Explains the Necessity of Shooting in 3D

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2021-08-24

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On the occasion of Avatar 10 Year Anniversary, the legendary director, James Cameron, has held a Q&A session answering questions from the audiences. One of the questions was related to the necessity…

Meet the Fujinon SK35-700mm PL: A 27Kg Lens for Cinematic Broadcasting

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Yossy Mendelovich

2021-08-03

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The Fujinon SK35-700mm F2.8-4.8 is a native PL-mount cinema broadcast zoom lens that was invented in order to bring the look of cinema to sports and entertainment live productions. This PL mount…

The Aerial Cinematography of Black Widow: Orchestra of VENICE + Premista, RED + Zeiss, on Drones and Helicopters

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Yossy Mendelovich

2021-07-20

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Not many are well familiar with the complexity involved regarding aerial cinematography on big-budget films. In this case study, we’re getting exposed to the filmmaking tools utilized on Black Widow, composed of…

IMAX is Working to Make its Cameras More User Friendly

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Yossy Mendelovich

2021-06-08

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IMAX CEO, Rich Gelfond said to Deadline that the company is working to make IMAX cameras more user-friendly. Does this mean that the giant and intimidating box will be renovated and modernized?…

Oscar 2021 Nominees Announced: Here Are the Cameras Behind Them

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Yossy Mendelovich

2021-03-15

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The nominations of the 93rd Academy Awards have been announced. Our cinematography survey focuses on the Best Picture and Cinematography categories. Here’re the cameras used to shoot them. Opinion: We’re disappointed not…

ASC 35th Awards – Feature Film Nominees: Cameras and Lenses

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Yossy Mendelovich

2021-03-11

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The American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) has announced its nominees for feature film, documentary, and television cinematography. Hence, we’ve created user-friendly slides that show the cameras and lenses been used to shoot…

The Legendary Rivalry – Tom and Jerry, Shot on Sony VENICE Paired With Panavision Primo 70 and Primo Artiste Lenses

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Yossy Mendelovich

2021-02-28

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Another modern adaptation of the classic rivalry was shot for the big screen. Directed by Tim Story and shot by Alan Stewart on the Sony VENICE Paired With Panavision Primo 70 and…

Sony Announces the FX3: An Alpha on Steroids?

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Yossy Mendelovich

2021-02-23

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After the rumors on the streets and the announcement of a new Cinema Line camera, Sony is officially introducing the FX3 which it’s the most compact camera in the cinema lineup. Specs-wise,…

Sony Sets the Stage for the FX3: The New ‘Cinema Line’ Camera

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Yossy Mendelovich

2021-02-16

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Five days after we’ve reported about the rumored Sony FX3, Sony has announced that new addition to the Cinema Line family is coming. The introduction of the new camera will be in…

Sony and Technicolor Introduce: LUT Collection for the VENICE

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Yossy Mendelovich

2021-02-15

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A new collaboration between Sony and Technicolor has led a professional LUT collection for VENICE shooters. These Look Up Table (LUT) files can be used for on-set monitoring, as well as be…

Sony Venice - Page 9

Avatar’s James Cameron Explains the Necessity of Shooting in 3D

Meet the Fujinon SK35-700mm PL: A 27Kg Lens for Cinematic Broadcasting

The Aerial Cinematography of Black Widow: Orchestra of VENICE + Premista, RED + Zeiss, on Drones and Helicopters

IMAX is Working to Make its Cameras More User Friendly

Oscar 2021 Nominees Announced: Here Are the Cameras Behind Them

ASC 35th Awards – Feature Film Nominees: Cameras and Lenses

The Legendary Rivalry – Tom and Jerry, Shot on Sony VENICE Paired With Panavision Primo 70 and Primo Artiste Lenses

Sony Announces the FX3: An Alpha on Steroids?

Sony Sets the Stage for the FX3: The New ‘Cinema Line’ Camera

Sony and Technicolor Introduce: LUT Collection for the VENICE

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