Collaborate Disseminate
That little quadcopter of yours may be fine for shooting cool videos, but when it comes to industrial applications, a beefier drone is often required. That’s where the Acecore Noa comes in, as it can lift up to 20 kg (44 lb).Continue ReadingCategory: D… Continue reading Noa hexacopter can fly for an hour, or lift 44 pounds
12 years ago, Canon more or less accidentally started a people’s cinema revolution with the release of its 5D MkII DSLR. A cutting-edge full-frame stills camera of its day, the 5D2 also shipped with the ability to film 1080p HD video at cinema-friendly… Continue reading With the EOS R5, Canon finally seems ready to get serious about video
Filmmaking is entering a new era, powered by the technology that’s made video games some of the most compelling entertainment in recent history. It’s not green-screen CGI as we know it, either – it’s the creation of whole digitally projected sets.Conti… Continue reading The Mandalorian’s “Unreal” sets: A new age of game-based filmmaking
If you’ve ever wanted to copy the bullet-time effect made famous in The Matrix, where the camera appears to move around someone as they’re frozen in action, then you might like the Wingo Pro. Taking a low-tech approach, it lets you swing your… Continue reading Wingo Pro brings bullet-time to home videos
A slew of new technologies and filmmaking techniques put you in the action like never before. The post The Crazy New Camera Tech That Made Planet Earth 2 Possible appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading The Crazy New Camera Tech That Made Planet Earth 2 Possible
A chat with Werner Herzog on the Radio Motherboard podcast. Continue reading Werner Herzog On Science, Language, Mars, and His Fever Dreams Of Volcanoes
Entries at this year’s Sheffield Doc Fest brought all-too-real stories to virtual life. Continue reading These VR Films Let Viewers Talk to Refugees and Holocaust Survivors
Lytro continues its push into the professional video world with its first cinema camera, and it could revolutionize filmmaking entirely. The post Lytro’s Pro Movie Camera Lets Filmmakers Refocus After Shooting appeared first on WIRED. Continue reading Lytro’s Pro Movie Camera Lets Filmmakers Refocus After Shooting