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Friday
Sep032010

Another BBC Series Shot On The Canon 5D Mk2

Shelf Stackers is a new BBC comedy series shot entirely on the Canon 5D Mk2Shelf Stackers is a new six episode BBC comedy (Part one is transmitted tomorrow Saturday 4th September at 12.50 pm on BBC2) shot entirely on the Canon 5D Mk2 without a rig or even monitoring, the Director Dom Bridges also shot the series and the only stabilisation used was the camera strap tensioned against the back of his head!

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Friday
Sep032010

BBC's Green Light for DSLRs Is On Hold

The Road To Coronation Street airs September 16Following our story on the use of the Canon 5D Mk2 on a BBC drama - transmitted on September 16, 9.00pm BBC 4 - we got a call from the BBC Technology department today asking us to emphasize that DSLRs were not on the approved camera list for the BBC but were being looked at for use on a 'case by case' basis.

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Thursday
Sep022010

REVIEW: Panasonic AG-HMC41 Camcorder

Panasonic's HMC41 - a workhorse for the videographer

The people who know about and count these things have said that the camcorder market with the most growth at the moment is the ‘Flip camera’ type one. I wonder if there’s another measurement that would reveal how much those cameras are used once they’ve been in the handbag for a while.

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Thursday
Sep022010

BBC Approve Video DSLRs On a Case By Case Basis

DP Tim Palmer with the Canon 5D Mk2 rig shooting the BBC's Road To Coronation StreetThe rise of the video DSLR is concurrent with the world’s acceptance of a certain amount of compression, for compression you can read ‘effected’. I know some audiophiles who can’t listen to mp3s because they can hear the compression and I know some videophiles who see the shortcomings in the compression of video DSLRs and hope that the madness of shooting with them will stop as soon as possible.

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Tuesday
Aug312010

Canon Launch Small Format 50Mb/s Camcorders

The new Canon XF100 camcorderCanon today expanded its XF series of professional camcorders with the launch of the XF105 and XF100 – their smallest models ever to include the broadcast-quality MPEG-2 Full HD recording codec (50Mbps, 4:2:2).

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Tuesday
Aug312010

New Pro Camera Products from Chinese Company

POV camera from the Huashi companyThe Chinese Huashi company has sent us some details on one of their new cameras. It is an HD Sports Camera 1920 x 1080P which shoots 30p and 60p (60 at a smallish resolution). Also will shoot 720p at 30.

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Tuesday
Aug312010

Orad Use iPads For Presenters To Control Graphics

Orad who produce real time 3D broadcast graphic solutions will be showcasing this IBC its iPad application for its interactive graphic solution.

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Tuesday
Aug312010

Canon's New APS-H Sensor Will Capture 120MP

Canon has also announced that it has successfully developed an APS-H-size*1 CMOS image sensor that delivers an image resolution of approximately 120 megapixels (13,280 x 9,184 pixels), the world’s highest level*2 of resolution for its size.

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Tuesday
Aug312010

Canon Develop Huge Video Capable CMOS Sensor

Canon announced today that it has successfully developed what they are calling the world’s largest*1 CMOS image sensor, with a chip size measuring 202 x 205 mm.

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Saturday
Aug212010

HD MAGAZINE IBC 2010 Preview Digital Issue

IBC 2010 Preview as a digital issueOur initial IBC 2010 Preview is now available, just click the cover above or here to access the digital issu

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