formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Fujifilm has taken a rare step toward transparency. In a recent official presentation, engineers from the company openly discussed a collection of 14 experimental lens concepts they would love to build for the X Mount system. None of these lenses … 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
Scientists have unveiled a new type of imaging sensor that does something ordinary cameras cannot do. It can measure the shape of the world and the motion of objects at the same time. The device captures distance, movement, and spatial … 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
Blue Touch Paper’s website says ‘Strategy creation is nearly always enhanced by outside perspectives and contributions’ and so their latest survey, summarising the key concerns of the AV sector, may aid the stategic thinking needed this year. Source: https://www.avinteractive.com/features/what-are-the-challenges-expected-to-shape-2026-16-03-2026/
Fujifilm has announced a 5 billion yen investment in advanced semiconductor development. At first glance, this sounds distant from cinema cameras and image sensors. But for those who follow imaging technology closely, the move raises a deeper question. Is Fujifilm … Continued