| Images: Smallrig, Stropa, Mitchell Clarke, Calding |
The week was the National Association of Broadcasters Trade Show in Las Vegas, where video companies used to come to show their new equipment and goods. For this week’s roundup we are going to go on some best things that we have seen, although if the video is not your thing, there is no fear – there is a lot for you here.
First, however, let’s see what is on sale.
Week sales
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| Photo: Canon |
Given that this is a big week for the video, it only felt right to shed light on it EOS R5C – Which is essentially EOS R5, but with more cooling and video features – is currently on sale for $ 700.
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| Photo: Richard Butler |
For more photo-centered, Sony is also selling it A7 ivKnock to $ 500 with retail price.
Strips on demand
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| Picture: Strawappa |
Strappa is a company known to get out of leather and rope for a custom-making camera, but its products are always included in nature in nature and when it comes, when it comes, it is included to wait a little. Is the company Now sale The selection of its strips called “drops”, which means they are pre-built and will ships the correct ships after placing your order.
You will be able to achieve only a few styles, lengths and colors, although the company offers about 20% discount for its pre-made straps, if you custom-order the same configuration.
Light camera bag
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| Picture: Polarpro |
Polarpro has announced its breadr lineup of the camera bag, aimed at providing adequate protection for your camera gear, very heavy to carry.
The lineup includes 8 and 16l backpacks and three sizes of shoulder: 1 L sling for compact cameras such as Fujifilm X100 series, 6L for a camera and a lens or one lens or two and two and big cameras and lens combo 12L, plus an iPad. Bags are padded, and big ones include divider to arrange your gear. The backpacks also include rain cover and side-access hatch.
We looked closely on the 6L shoulder bag, compared to 7L peak designs outdoor sling – you can Read our thoughts on this,
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A new player in CFEXPress types a game
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| Photo: Sandisk |
Sandisk is making CFEXPRESS Type B Card for some time, but It just announced That it is going to start making small CFEXPress type A card, often used in Sony cameras. They will be part of its pro-synmeona line, claiming the VPG-200 rating and speed up to 1650 Mbps, which must also be sufficient for the highest-end video mode on cameras like Sony A7S III, A1 II or A9 III.
Even soft light
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Profoto is Launched a new ‘white’ line of softboxWhich states that more traditional softbox will provide “soft, natural looking lights with less contrast and shade”. They do this by swaping the interior of contemplative silver for a white fabric that the company says that your images will “smooth, flatter shine”.
The line includes softboxes in various sizes and sizes, including rings of underlying motion that should make them relatively easy to mount on your light. They are also compatible with some other amendments of the company, such as grids, defuses and masks.
External electronic variable ND
Electronic variable ND filters are now around in high-end video-focused cameras for some time, allowing you to easily adjust your exposure without reaching the front of the camera to turn a filter ring without any filter ring. However, when we have seen many concepts and prototypes of the outer version, they are not easily available to buy.
It seems that it is about to change, though. As NewsshooterTilta has said that it will launch its matte-box ready 4 x 5.65 ″ electronic variable ND filter in this summer. The filter can cut your light from 1.5 to 5EV and can be controlled from a distance by using the company’s nucleus system or using a wheel manufactured in the frame. According to a tilta representative who spoke NewsshooterThe company estimates that it will cost between $ 400-500.
An ultra-rugged battery
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| Image: Smallrig |
Smallrig has announced its X-touch smart triple-proof V-mount battery X99. It is a lot of information in the name of a product, but the main take-off is that it is a 99Wh V-Mount Battery up to a height of 1.5 meters (4.9 ‘) and has a resistance rating of IP54 dust and water. Essentially, it is designed to keep your equipment operated even in rough conditions … Oh, and it has a touchscreen to show various position indicators.
The battery has a variety of inputs and outputs; There are two USB C ports that you can use to recharge it or to charge other devices, a BP port, two D-TAP output, one USB A output and 8V and 12V outputs, just for kick. The company says that you can recharge the battery through USB-C PD in two hours.
Last dock
Accessory makers are starting to release products that support the latest Thunderbolt 5 Standard, which gives speed up to 120GBPS, triple which was capable of its predecessor. The list now includes Caldigit, one of the most famous companies for Docks and Hub.
This week, Caldigit announced versions of TS5 and TS5+ – its flagship dock, which now uses Thunderbolt 5. Both can charge your laptop up to 140W and drive three displays. Regular TS5, which costs $ 369, has three Thunderbolt 5 ports, as well as one to join your computer, as well as a host of other ports including 2.5GB Ethernet. It can support the external drive with speeds up to 6200Mbps, doubling what TS4 can do.
| TS5 | TS5+ | |
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| Thunderbolt 5 | 3 + an uplink | 2 + an uplink |
| USB C 10GBPS | 3 | 5 |
| USB A 10GBPS | 2 | 5 |
| USB A 2.0 | 1 | N/A |
| Card reader | UHS II SD, MicroSD | UHS II SD, MicroSD |
| Ethernet | 2.5GB | 10 GB |
| Dedicated performance | N/A | Displayport 2.1 |
| Audio | 3x 3.5 mm (in/out, out, one) | 3x 3.5 mm (in/out, out, one) |
The TS5 Plus 10GB takes the Ethernet, displayport 2.1 output and the total 20 ports leads to things even further. None of these is cheap, however, the company plans to sell it in $ 499. It is also worth noting that all additional USB ports come at the price of a Thunderbolt 5 one.
An updated tube light
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| Picture: Nanlite |
Nanlite announced the Pavotube II 6XR this week, a 25 cm (10 “) RGB light tube. This is similar to the Pavotube II 6C, with an internal battery and underlying magnets for growing, but it adds the ability to program individually to create various effects.
Compared to 6C, 6xR is slightly dimer-it is maximum at 457 Lumen vs. 520-and costs $ 50 more, but if you need a fine-and-fine control, it may be a way to go.
A pro grading monitor
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| Picture: Asas |
Asus was in NAB this week, showing the recently announced PA32UCDM Proart QD-AlD display, which states that “professional material is designed for creators.” Its 32 “4K panel DCI-P3 can display 99% of the color surge, while the butter-muth is running at 240Hz for accountability. It has a” True 10-bit “panel-8-bit is not the same-and 1000 NIT peak brightness, which means that it supports HDR standards such as HDR, such as HDR, HDR and HDR 10.
You can connect it via Thunderbolt 4 or 5 as well as HDMI 2.1, and it has a built-in USB hub. While it can take $ 1899 MSRP very high, it depends on how serious you are about the monitor, for glasses it looks like a really good value.
