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We hope you missed Johnnie and Nino, here is a new episode of CineD Focus Check dealing with all the latest camera gear announcements, including the Leica SL3-S and the DJI Flip drone! Check it out now.
In this latest episode of CineD Focus Check, Nino and Johnnie catch up on audience feedback on their best and worst camera gear purchases, they discuss the latest C400 Lab Test with mixed results, dissect Johnnie’s “pro” review of the Osmo Pocket 3 on a racetrack in Japan, and discuss various troubling news for filmmakers: Canon considering outsourcing camera manufacturing, Getty Images and Shutterstock seeking to merge and its possible implications for stock footage creators, and SanDisk cards corrupting when shooting with a Canon EOS R5 Mark II. But then they focus on new gear again, the entry-level DJI Flip drone, the Hollyland Lark M2S concealed wireless mic set and the Kinefinity EAGLE universal HDMI viewfinder that works with any HDMI camera without breaking the bank. Then they move on to the announcement of the Leica SL3-S and discover that it’s actually really build with filmmakers in mind, but they discuss Leica’s pricing strategy and if those cameras can gain a significant market share or not. Ultimately, they discuss vertical shooting for social media, and whether or not a rotatable sensor would make sense. Enjoy this episode!
Sponsor: This episode is sponsored by FUJIFILM. Check out their 1-minute filmmaking tip at 28:05.
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Canon EOS C400 Lab Test – Rolling Shutter, Dynamic Range and Exposure Latitude
DJI Osmo Pocket 3 Review – Is it Any Good for Professional Documentary Work?
Canon Considering Outsourcing Camera Manufacturing to Cut Costs
Getty Images and Shutterstock to Merge
Canon EOS R5 Mark II Corrupted Files and Sandisk Memory Cards – What You Need to Know
DJI Flip Drone Announced – New Folding Design with Focus on Camera
Hollyland LARK M2S Announced – Mini Concealed Wireless Microphone Set
Godox Cube-C Wireless Microphone System Announced
Kinefinity EAGLE HDMI e-Viewfinder Launched
AltCineCam Eclipse Unveiled – Blackmagic Cinema Camera Modification
Leica SL3-S Released – 24.6MP Full Frame Image Sensor, 6K and Open Gate Recording, IBIS, Better Low Light Capabilities, and More
Leica SL3-S Review – First Look
Vertical Shooting for Social Media – Ergonomy and Practical Concerns
Can a Smell in a Script Make it to the Screen? – An Opinion on Writing for Cinema
What do you think of the latest announcements and everything discussed in this episode? Let us know in the comments below!
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Nino Leitner, AAC is Co-CEO of CineD and MZed. He co-owns CineD (alongside Johnnie Behiri), through his company Nino Film GmbH. Nino is a cinematographer and producer, well-traveled around the world for his productions and filmmaking workshops. He specializes in shooting documentaries and commercials, and at times a narrative piece. Nino is a studied Master of Arts. He lives with his wife and two sons in Vienna, Austria.