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Sony has introduced the IMX908, a new image sensor designed for security cameras, featuring the latest STARVIS 3 technology and delivering up to 96dB HDR. While the sensor itself targets surveillance applications, the underlying architecture reveals a broader shift in … Continued
Blackmagic has taken a clear step forward in autofocus with an official forum beta build, version 10.0.3 RC1, introducing phase detection autofocus support for the PYXIS 6K. Source: https://ymcinema.com/2026/03/20/blackmagic-finally-brings-pdaf-to-the-pyxis-6k-in-official-beta/
Christie Griffyn and Jazz Series laser projectors, driven by new media servers, are giving visuals more clarity and depth at The Grand Hall Experience at St Louis Union Station. Source: https://www.avinteractive.com/territories-news/us-canada/new-av-system-dazzles-in-immersive-former-train-station-19-03-2026/
On the first Dune, as explained in Dune Was Shot on Alexa LF Then Transferred to 35mm Film Then Scanned Back to Digital, the production used a digital acquisition pipeline with a film intermediate. Moving to native 65mm and IMAX … Continued
At the Canon Creative Studio during Sundance 2026, Canon hosted a technical presentation explaining a topic that has recently gained strong momentum in cinematography. Open Gate recording. While the concept itself has existed for years, Canon’s presentation clarified why the … Continued
Every year, the SXSW camera survey conducted by IndieWire offers one of the clearest windows into real-world cinematography decisions. The survey asks directors of photography behind SXSW feature films to disclose the cameras and lenses used during production. The result … Continued