Blackmagic URSA Cine 17K 65
The new high-end flagship model from Blackmagic is revealed to be priced at $30k. The camera features an impressive 17K 65mm RGBW-sensor and will start shipping later this year.
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Exploring the World of Leitz Cine Lenses
On Thursday 22nd of August the event ”Exploring the World of Leitz Cine Lenses” was held at Ljud & Bildmedia AB in the Stockholm suburb of Johannesfred. It was a collaboration between lens manufacturer Leitz Cine and the FSF, the Swedish Society of Cinematographers, as well as WIFT-TECH, Camera Nordic, Ljud & Bildmedia, Mediateknik, Punklight and it played out against the backdrop of the latter’s vast Stockholm rental house facilities.
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Leica adds 3 new focal lengths to the Hugo range.
Joining the 10 existing Leitz Hugo focal lengths, the Hugo II lenses, named for their slower aperture, introduce new options that offer some size advantages and slightly different looks with the 75 mm and 90 mm, while the 66 mm fills the gap between 50 mm and 75 mm.
Read more about the Hugo II here at https://www.cinematography.world/leitz-cine-announces-three-new-lenses-in-the-leitz-hugo-series/
Funeral Services for Andreas Fisher Hansen DFF
On Sunday 25th of August funeral services were held for former IMAGO President Andreas Fisher Hansen DFF at Tibirke church in Tisvilde, Denmark. A substantial crowd of mourners was present, consisting of next of kin, family, friends and colleagues from the world of cinema from both near and far away.
Those of us who made the trek from a foreign country, uneasily anticipating a somewhat depressing service held in a dark and gloomy church, were very pleasantly surprised to find that the memorial ceremony was held outdoors in a beautifully idyllic countryside churchyard under a clear blue sky. The circumstances and setting could hardly have been improved upon.
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