formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Blackmagic Design’s flagship digital film camera, the URSA Cine 17K 65, has officially been added to the Netflix Approved Camera List, cementing its place among the elite imaging systems recognized by the streaming giant. With this move, Netflix gives a … Continued
Forza Silicon — the company behind the mighty Big Sky sensor — has quietly unveiled another imaging powerhouse that may help bridge the gap between machine vision and digital cinematography. The sensor, officially titled “High-Frame Rate Low-Noise Global Shutter CMOS … Continued
In the relentless race to pack more performance into smaller camera bodies, one major challenge continues to haunt manufacturers and filmmakers alike: heat. The higher the resolution, the faster the frame rate, the more power-hungry the sensor—and that inevitably leads … Continued
In a market flooded with mirrorless hybrids (and with the launch of the Sony FX2), cinema-focused beasts, and content-creator crossovers, choosing the right camera can feel overwhelming. Whether you’re a filmmaker, a YouTuber, or a documentarian, understanding the real-world performance … Continued
As the Cannes Film Festival 2025 wraps up, a cinematic tradition lives on: the unveiling of Y.M.Cinema’s Cannes Camera Chart. Based on IndieWire’s excellent cinematography survey (Cannes 2025: IndieWire’s Survey), this year’s data paints a clear picture — or rather, … Continued
In 2025, you might expect the spotlight to belong exclusively to mirrorless cameras, with their compact builds, cutting-edge autofocus systems, and rapid innovation cycles. Yet, the DSLR world isn’t just holding on—it’s thriving in select corners. Case in point: the … Continued