formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
The Hasselblad XPan is probably one of the most desirable, and unusual, film cameras ever made. Unlike the medium format cameras that have made Hasselblad famous, the XPan used 35mm film to shoot panoramic images that were 65x24mm in size. … Continued
DJI has announced that its latest cinema camera, DJI Ronin 4D, which is the first endeavour into the world of cinematography cameras for DJI, will now no longer support Apple ProRes RAW, a spec which was highlighted as one of … Continued
Panasonic’s current cinema cameras are the Eva1 and Varicam. These cameras have been used to produce award-winning TV series such as Deadliest Catch and even for Netflix and Hollywood productions. So why has all news and the dedicated social media … Continued
The physical size of a camera sensor size is usually much more important than how many megapixels it has Source: What is sensor size, and why does it matter? | Digital Camera World
The Pentax K1000 35mm SLR was launched 1976, the same year that saw Canon release the groundbreaking AE-1. While the Canon AE-1 bought an array of technical advances, the K1000 was very much a fully mechanical SLR. Incredibly it was … Continued
After 16 years, Nikon has finally discontinued the legendary Nikon F6 film SLR. Source: https://www.digitalcameraworld.com/uk/news/nikons-last-ever-film-camera-is-dead