In the wild, wild world of film production it's sometimes tough to separate the consumers from the prosumers from the independent filmmakers from the big studios -- especially when more affordable ...
That smartphone in your pocket is powerful enough to shoot a whole movie – but will that film be as good as one made using a professional camera? We held an experiment to find out. We made a short ...
Sony has officially come forward and announced their brand new PMW-F3 Super 35mm Camcorder, but we can still consider this a pretty early release, as one main component is still missing: the price.
The last month has been a little confusing for the Sony PMW-F3. When the camera was originally announced, the S-Log Gamma option was an add-on which came on an SxS card and cost $3,800. But a month ...
Sony recently unveiled the PMW-F3, the company’s first professional-grade, handheld digital camera equipped with a Super 35mm imager. The camera was designed with a variety of uses in mind including ...
Many users or potential buyers of Sony’s PMW-F3 Super35 sensor camera have expressed some confusion over the implementation of S-Log gamma in the recently-released version 1.4 firmware of the camera.
09 November 2010 Dubai, UAE: Representing a breakthrough for filmmakers in terms of features, performance and price, Sony Professional is adding to its line-up of Super 35mm digital motion picture ...
LOS ANGELES: Element Technica has worked closely with Sony to develop a line of purpose-built accessories for Sony’s PMV-F3 Super 35 mm sensor camera, which allow the new camera to use existing motion ...
Sony is extending the range and capabilities of its cameras and camcorders to “ensure everyone can stun audiences with 35mm cinematic impact”. The new PMW-F3 is a case in point. The PMW-F3 camcorder ...
Sony says it is increasing production of its PMW-F3 camera, having received 200 UK orders since the 35mm device was unveiled at the end of last year. Sony UK media channel manager David Cheesman said ...
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