Se unika tester från 35 mm film och RED One camera
Nu på fredag den 14 december kl.12.00 visar Chimney Pot testtagningar som gjorts med 35 mm film v/s RED Camera One. Testerna har gjorts av Andrés Rignell, FSF, tillsammans med Marcus Vasques, KTH och Floris Van de Lee. Visningen sker på Bio Victor i Filmhuset, Gärdet, Stockholm.
Testerna är tagna i 2K och 4K med RED-kameran samt med 35 mm film skannade i 2k och 4K. Visningen kommer att ske med s.k. split screen samt materialet från RED i Quicktimes Pro Res HD codec på en 50 tums plasmatv. Visningen tar en timme och Chimney kommer också att dela med sig av hur arbetsgången (workflow) har varit.
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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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Film and Digital Times IBC Edition 2024
This is the big 96-page online edition of FDTimes September 2024. Print copies are in the mail to subscribers and partners.
An abridged 64-page print edition is being distributed at IBC Amsterdam—FDTimes Lite—because of suggestions that 96 pages pushed the weight limits of endurance navigating IBC-RAI.
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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/