formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Despite being officially declared Canon’s last DSLR, the Canon EOS-1D X Mark III has defied all expectations—especially when it comes to price. While Canon’s new mirrorless flagship, the EOS R1, boasts cutting-edge specs and represents the brand’s mirrorless future, it … Continued
In a rapidly shifting photographic landscape, where smartphone content creation dominates and nostalgia-fueled innovation is on the rise, Fujifilm has taken a bold step forward—one that connects the analog soul of photography with the digital-native creator. A recently granted U.S. … Continued
Canon has officially entered a new phase in its camera and lens production strategy — and it’s one that could reshape the industry. In its 2024 Annual Report, Canon subtly dropped a bombshell: the rollout of automated production lines for … Continued
Infinity—a word that symbolizes unlimited creative possibilities. Sony has continuously supported the cinema industry by listening to the voices of cinematographers worldwide. From Hollywood blockbusters to independent productions, Sony’s CineAlta cameras have been at the forefront of digital cinematography. Now, … Continued
Panavision has long been an iconic pillar of the film industry, shaping the visual storytelling of countless cinematic masterpieces. With its unrivaled expertise in camera and lens manufacturing, Panavision has equipped Hollywood blockbusters, independent films, and everything in between. However, … Continued
In 2016, Canon introduced the Cinema EOS C700, an ambitious flagship cinema camera aimed at competing with industry titans like ARRI ALEXA and RED. Designed for top-tier Hollywood productions, the C700 was available in both Super 35 and Full-Frame versions, … Continued