‘Bird’ Had a Lot of Requirements to Take Flight — and 16mm Was the Answer
The cinematographer tells IndieWire about shooting on handheld for Andrea Arnold's 'Bird,' and why he needed new sneakers.
GAME CHANGER: Fujifilm just announced plans for its first cinema camera…and it's medium format
In 2017 Fujifilm revolutionized the digital medium format camera with the original GFX 50S, providing a more versatile body that took the format out of the studio and into the real world. The company ...
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Panasonic S9 in-depth review
The Lumix S9 is Panasonic's newest full-frame mirrorless camera. It allows users to create their own custom looks for out-of-camera colors and is the first full-frame Lumix camera aimed squarely at ...
Fujifilm is developing a 102MP medium format cinema camera
Fujifilm is developing a medium-format, 102-megapixel cinema camera, the company said in a surprise announcement.
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I bought the only film camera I’ll ever need: the Nikon FM is an SLR in its purest form
The Nikon FM is a fully manual, mechanical relic from the '70s and '80s – and the blueprint for the legendary Nikon FM2 ...
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Movie Review: An unmoving camera and de-aging technology make 'Here' with Tom Hanks painful to watch
Zemeckis puts the camera at a fixed angle for the movie's entire 105-minute duration without moving. It’s not so strange after a while — so bursting with life is each shot and vignette — but ...
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Movie Review: An unmoving camera and de-aging technology make 'Here' with Tom Hanks painful to watch
Robert Zemeckis’ latest movie is insanely ambitious, starting with the dinosaurs and ending in present day with the Roomba. But it’s fixed on just one spot.
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Movie Review: An unmoving camera and de-aging technology make ‘Here’ with Tom Hanks painful to watch
(Sony Pictures via AP) Zemeckis puts the camera at a fixed angle for the movie’s entire 105-minute duration without moving. It’s not so strange after a while — so bursting with life is each ...
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What’s Hollywood Without Cameras Rolling? Gavin Newsom’s Plan May Need More to Halt Exodus
The governor seeks to double film and television incentives to $750 million a year in a first step to stop the flight of studio projects. By Winston Cho, Katie Kilkenny On Sunday, Oct. 27 ...
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Movie Review: An unmoving camera and de-aging technology make 'Here' with Tom Hanks painful to watch
Robert Zemeckis' latest movie is insanely ambitious, starting with the dinosaurs and ending in present day with the Roomba. But it's fixed on just one spot. “Here” reunites Zemeckis ...