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Directors Tommaso Pizzamiglio and Lorenzo Colombo filmed a new commercial for Mercedes using the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K (except for the aerial shots, here the DJI Mavic 2 Pro drone helped)! The camera was equipped with Leica R lenses, post-production of course in DaVinci Resolve (LUT correction BUTTERY Natural Rec709). Take a look behind the scenes in the following video:

Panasonic has introduced the new AK-UC33004K studio camera, featuring an 11MP 4K MOS S35-size sensor, support for HDR (HLG) and ITU-R BT.2020, 12G-SDI output, TICO technology for transmission of compressed 4K video over 3G-SDI interface as well as support for the next-generation IP video protocol SMPTE ST2110. Of course, there are technologies for compensating chromatic lens defects or fast sensor readout (1/100 sec.) to reduce image distortion when capturing fast motion (sports matches, etc.). On sale from Q4/2020.

Anew "SL-2"add-onfor the 833, 888 and Scorpio mixers/recordershas been added to the Sound Devices portfolio. It is the first product in an upcoming line of SuperSlot-based add-ons and brings support for wireless, multi-channel audio (four channels/slot). It supports wireless receivers with UniSlot and SuperSlot interfaces from manufacturers such as Audio Ltd, Lectrosonics, Wisycom and Sennheiser and mounts directly to the top panel of the recorders. On sale now.

Around October, Meike will launch the first cine lens in a new series for cameras with Super 35 sensors (33.6 mm circular projection): the Meike 35mm T2.1 S35 Cine Lens. The lens will be sold in EF and PL versions and will offer a T/2.1 aperture, a long focus ring travel with M0.8 gears, and high optical performance with minimal distortion, vignetting and "breathing". The price will be approximately $539.99 USD excluding VAT. The new S35 Prime series will also include models with focal lengths of 18mm, 25mm, 50mm, 75mm and 105mm.

Let me welcome you to the virtual Sony booth at IBC 2020 "Rewrite the Future"
This time IBC will take place from your PC during September 2020 in the form of online webinars

The virtual booth is divided into different sections ( see below), click on the selected category (e.g. Engage your Audience, etc...) to see the option to REGISTER NOW

We regret that we will not be meeting you in person at IBC 2020 this year, so we want to bring you the IBC news at least in this way

Do not hesitate to send this invitation to your colleagues or friends who are interested in new technologies.