ProRes

DJI's unique 4-axis stabilized full-frame 8K-ready Ronin 4D-8K is now shipping alongside the 6K Ronin 4D-6K. A unique modular setup with a sensor and mount bolted onto a 4-axis gimbal that's itself attached to a cinema camera housing with all the bells and whistles - an external monitor, wireless transmitter, storage unit, etc. The 8K sensor is a 35mm full-frame imager with 14.7 stops of dynamic range with two dual-native-ISO models - the base 320/1,600 ISO and the range expansion 800/4,000 ISO. The sensor sits…

Apple has recently refreshed the MacBook Pro lineup with its latest M3 chipsets. Now, the company wants its suppliers to start developing the OLED panels that are expected to arrive with the iPad Pro lineup which is likely to arrive by 2024. According to a report by the South Korean publication Chosun Biz, Apple suppliers LG and Samsung are planning to start the mass production of OLED display panels for the next-generation iPad Pro models around February 2024. iPad Pro models with OLED display: What to expectRumours…

Videographers and cinematographers love ProRes because it offers amazing detail and color depth, and you can take the files and process them and color grade them to give that perfect look without losing quality, while the compression keeps the file sizes more manageable. Also: How to preorder Apple's new MacBook Air, Mac Studio, and Mac ProWell, sort of manageable, because ProRes files can still be thirty times the size of a similar file saved using a codec such as HEVC (which is short for High Efficiency Video…

Apple's new M2 iPad Pro is the first to support recording ProRes video, but as people are finding out, it doesn't actually work. At least, not with the built-in Camera app.While iPhones like the iPhone 14 Pro support ProRes video recording from Apple's Camera app, that doesn't seem to e the case with the iPad right now. It isn't yet clear whether that's a bug or a feature, but it's an odd situation.Pro videoThe new M2 iPad Pro is beginning to land on the doorsteps of people who placed their pre-orders, so more people are…

Panasonic recently launched the GH6 with internal ProRes recording and other nice pro features, but one thing missing was any RAW video recording. However, its next firmware version 2.0 upgrade coming on July 5th will address that with external ProRes RAW output, the company announced. You'll be able to record 12-bit 5.7K RAW video at up to 60 fps and C4K (4,096 x 2,160) at an impressive 120 fps to Atomos Ninja V/V+ recorders. It'll also support RAW 5.8K and 4.4K 4:3 anamorphic resolutions at up to 30 fps and 60 fps,…