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🎥 Exciting Developments in the #Broadcast #Cameras #Market! 🔍 For a detailed understanding of the Broadcast Cameras Market, don't hesitate to inquire! https://lnkd.in/dEeH3TJZ 📊 Market Dynamics: The surge in sports events and the entertainment industry is a key driver, fueled by the growing demand for digital entertainment platforms. However, challenges like the high cost and weight of Broadcasting Cameras pose hurdles to market growth. Nevertheless, the increased use of 3D Cameras is creating significant opportunities. 🚀 Market Trends: The industry is witnessing innovations like Robotic Camera systems for broadcasting, enabling more creative shots. Additionally, the launch of Low-Latency broadcasting with IMAX cameras promises to enhance content offerings, providing fans with immersive and interactive experiences. 🔗 Key Players: Notable players driving the industry include ARRI, Sony, Panasonic, Grass Napa Valley Toys USA LLC, Hitachi, Blackmagic Design, Canon EMEA, JVCKENWOOD, RED.comm, Silicon Imaging, Inc., and Aaton Digital #BroadcastCameras #MarketTrends #InnovationInTech #GlobalIndustryInsights #Cinematography #DigitalEntertainment

🎥 Exciting News in the World of #Broadcast #Cameras! 🔗 Stay ahead in the dynamic Broadcast Cameras Market! Check out the full report: https://lnkd.in/dEeH3TJZ #BroadcastCameras #MarketInsights #TechnologyTrends #DigitalMedia 📊 The Broadcast Cameras Market valued at US$ 2.48 Bn. in 2022 is set to grow at a remarkable CAGR of 8.2% over the forecast period! 🚀 Market Dynamics: Discover the surge in demand due to the rise in sports events and the entertainment industry. Learn how broadcasting and cinematography cameras are evolving with technology, providing flexibility to consumers for accessing media content anywhere, anytime. 🛑 Challenges: Uncover the challenges hindering market growth, such as the high cost and weight of broadcasting cameras. Privacy concerns, extreme weather conditions, and technological barriers are explored in this report. 🌐 Market Trends: Explore the latest trends shaping the market, including the rise of 3D cameras and the development of robotic camera systems for broadcasting. Find out how producers are getting creative to stand out in the industry. 🌟 Key Players: Meet the industry leaders driving innovation, including ARRI, Sony, Panasonic, GRASS VALLEY USA, LLC, Hitachi, Blackmagic Design, Canon Inc., JVCKENWOOD, REDCOM Laboratories, Inc., Silicon Imaging, and Aaton Digital. #Broadcasting #Cinematography #TechInnovation #MarketAnalysis #IndustryInsights #DigitalBroadcasting

Interested in why we went with Panasonic for our camera chains? Check out this article from Panasonic themselves detailing how the final decision was made, and what sets them apart!

ICYMI: DJI Mic 2 can now connect to Sony cameras

Get Early Access to the BURANO with Sony’s Online Menu Simulator https://ift.tt/oSIbciP Already one of the most exciting cameras to be released here in 2024, Sony is continuing their slow and steady approach to building hype for the upcoming BURANO cinema camera. Not that we needed little features and teases like these to be released, but Sony continues to entice us even further into excitement as they introduce another cool new feature for the BURANO. Since being announced back in September, and with hands-on reviews already going up, Sony also now shared a new online menu simulator for the BURANO. As a free tool, anyone can navigate through the menu system as they become acquitted with what will surely be one of Sony’s most popular cameras ever. Let’s take a look at this interactive menu system tool and explore what it can teach us about the BURANO before its wide release later this year. Sony BURANO Online Menu Simulator While not the first brand to release an online menu simulator, Sony’s new interactive system does look like it could be a very helpful tool for those looking to familiarize themselves with the BURANO layout and controls for the camera. In this menu simulator, users will be able to navigate through all of the menus and test out workflows for how they might want to change camera settings using the various touchscreen controls. You can also use the LCD buttons and even simulate the physical buttons found on the camera body. You can also get a head start on downloading all of the BURANO recording formats and recording time posters to get you ready to go with the BURANO on day one. It’s worth noting too that Sony also offers menu simulators for both the VENICE and the VENICE 2 as well, plus other brands like ARRI have virtual training modules for their own cameras. Getting Started With the Sony BURANO As we covered before, Sony has also already dropped a series of tutorials that can take you through everything you’d need to know about getting started with the BURANO. You can follow the series here, or check out some of the YouTube videos below. Sony BURANO Specs and Availability As mentioned before, the BURANO is still set to release here in the spring of 2024. We fully expect to see a major blitz of reviews and tutorials to release right before the release as well, so stay tuned for more info as it comes out. If you’re interested in the BURANO, here are the official specs and a link to pre-order it from B&H: Compact, Highly Mobile Design Full-Frame CMOS 8.6K Sensor 16 Stops of Dynamic Range In-Body Image Stabilization|E & PL Mount Dual-Base 800/3200 ISO Range Electronically Variable 0.6-21ND Filter Phase Detection AF | Face/Eye Tracking Full-Frame & Super35 Sensor Modes Supports Multiple Frame Rates & Codecs Dual CFExpress Type B Card Slots Sony BURANO 8K Digital Motion Picture Camera Designed for highly mobile, solo cine-style shooting, the Sony BURANO 8K Digital Cinema Camera offers up to 8.6K vid...

#Broadcast #Cameras #Market: Global Trends and Future Projections (2024-2030) 𝐆𝐞𝐭 𝐚 𝐝𝐞𝐭𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐞𝐝 𝐚𝐧𝐚𝐥𝐲𝐬𝐢𝐬: https://lnkd.in/dEeH3TJZ 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭 𝐎𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐢𝐞𝐰: Our latest report delves into key segments and regions, providing insightful data analysis from 2017 to 2022. From North America to Asia Pacific, we uncover the market dynamics shaping the industry landscape. To delve deeper, request a Free Sample Report on our Research Methodology. 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭 𝐃𝐲𝐧𝐚𝐦𝐢𝐜𝐬: The surge in sports events and entertainment fuels demand for broadcasting cameras, yet challenges persist, including high costs and weight. However, the rise of 3D cameras presents a promising avenue for market growth. 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐭 𝐓𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐬: Technological advancements usher in robotic camera systems and low-latency broadcasting with IMAX cameras, enhancing content creation and viewer experience. 𝐒𝐞𝐠𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 𝐀𝐧𝐚𝐥𝐲𝐬𝐢𝐬: From 2K to 8K, and beyond, the market showcases diverse offerings catering to various applications like cinematography, live production, and news broadcasting. #Broadcasting #Cameras #MarketTrends #IndustryInsights

The new Panasonic Lumix GH7 will have Arri LogC3! The camera is priced at $2,197, with an additional $200 for the license to use Arri Log. The “Arri Look” is the industry standard! Previously, you’d have to shell out $50,000 or more for this quality, and renting is expensive AF. An Arri Alexa LF rents for $2,500 per day. That's usually the entire budget for my micro-budget short films. This is groundbreaking! I wonder if, since Nikon just purchased Red, they will do the same and license Red Raw for their mirrorless cameras. The camera market is more affordable than ever, and the quality gap is closing. Indie filmmakers, this is our time! Go out and make your movie! https://lnkd.in/eytg8Md4

DJI Mic 2 can now connect to Sony cameras

My key takeaways from #NAB2024: For those who don't know, NAB Show is the premier tech and gear conference for the film industry. Here's my list of notable trends from this year's event: 1) Anamorphic is not a trend. It's here to stay. From Blazar's extremely compact Cato 2x to Laowa's relatively affordable new S35 nanomorph line to Atlas coming out with an unbelievable 18mm 2x, there are more incredible visual tools to tell stories in anamorphic formats than ever before. Bring on the lens flares! 2) Tripod elitism is finally coming to an end. Smallrig and Tilta, both brands historically known for great products that undercut industry-standard prices have stepped into the cinema tripod scene. Tilta's CT12 and Smallrig's collaboration with Potato Jet promise to provide the same level of professional use for a fraction of the price of traditional counter-balanced tripods. The CT12 supports up to 26.5 lbs and is barely over $1k with carbon legs. Game changing. 3) Wireless video monitoring for the masses. The new Teradek Ace 750 should be a treasure on smaller commercial and doc sets. With a simple HDMI input/output, the option of client monitoring just opened up to a whole new market of cinematographers that don't have consistent access to kit with SDI ports (Sony FX3, Canon C70, Sony A7SIII, etc.) The unit itself is also small and light, giving more options for video monitoring on more cameras, in more environments. Atomos also gave us a look at the Ninja Phone, allowing any iphone to be used as an effective HDMI cinema monitor. Great flexibility for doc filmmakers who have to pack light. Also, social media creators can directly record off a cinema camera to their phone. My first thought: imagine an Instagram livestream in the dark with a Sony FX3 using the dual-base ISO! 4) Audio ecosystems are getting cleaner. New Deity products such as the PR2, S-Mic 3, and DXTX are built to work with each other for different purposes on set. Syncing and monitoring audio has never been easier for a solo-operator, especially when you need to use multiple lavs and booms on set at one time. Also, from a documentary perspective...A wireless boom?! Sign me up.

NAB 2024 NOVITA' Fujinon Duvo™ 14-100mm T2.9 Portable PL Mount Zoom Cinema Lens. Duvo™ 14-100mm is a native PL-mount portable zoom lens that delivers 7.1x zoom, covering 14-100mm, a focal range that is frequently used on set. The use of the built-in expander1 shifts the focal length by 1.5 times to 21-150mm, allowing users to capture even the most expansive environments. At 10.5 inches long (266.9mm) and 5.8 pounds (2.65kg), Duvo™ 14-100mm is compact and lightweight, making it easily portable for all types of live production. It is fully compatible with FUJINON portable broadcast lens zoom and focus demands, and can be shoulder-operated, used on a Steadicam2, or remotely operated from a crane when an extremely high-angle point of view is needed. Like all Duvo™ Series lenses, Duvo™ 14-100mm’s Dual Format construction brings next-level flexibility to any production with its built-in 1.5x expander. Engage it to easily expand the lens’s image circle to cover Large Format digital image sensors, or leave it disengaged for use with Super 35 sensors to work with almost any digital cinema, or broadcast, single sensor camera. Duvo™ 14-100mm boasts a T-stop of T2.9 at the wide end (14mm), making it ideal for low-light concerts, nighttime events, or house of worship production environments that want a shallow depth of field, cinematic bokeh, and Fujinon’s legendary optical engineering.