Product News Archives - British Cinematographer

Fujifilm launches Fujinon Premista 19-45mm T2.9

Fujifilm has announced the Premista 19-45mm T2.9, a wide-angle zoom covering focal lengths from 19mm to 45mm, will be released on 28 January 2021.

Shot success for MTJIBS using Motion Impossible AGITO

Fort Lauderdale-based camera support company handles social distancing and artistry with style.

ARRI adds a bright new light to the LED universe

Ivo Ivanovski, ARRI’s general manager of the Lighting division, discusses the new Orbiter, ARRI's LED lighting system featuring inter-changeable optics and light control accessories.

Wooden Camera announces accessories for the Sony FX6

Wooden Camera has announced a full range of accessories compatible with the new Sony FX6, adding to their long line of modular parts for Sony cinema cameras.

DoPchoice’s new Snapbag light shapers for Astera Titan and Helios

DoPchoice has introduced two new Snapbags created for single tube Helios and Titan lights from Astera.

Keep both feet on the ground with Chroma-Q’s Pole Operated Pan & Tilt Yoke

Chroma-Q has launched of the Pole Operated Pan & Tilt Yoke accessory for their Space Force Octo and Space Force onebytwo fixtures.

Matthews Studio Equipment expands the Gobo Plate line with Media Mount

Matthews Studio Equipment's Media Mount is a ruggedly fabricated, affordable on-set grip tool.

Ernst Leitz Wetzlar releases cinematographer’s viewfinder Henri, designed for Leica’s SL2 camera

The upgraded cine application of the new Leica SL2S camera, was the main trigger for optics manufacturer Leitz to collaborate on this project.

DoPchoice introduces Snapbags, Snapgrids and double bracket for Aputure 600D

DoPchoice now offers light directing tools to work with Aputure’s recently-launched LS600D LED fixture.

Fujifilm announces free eXtended Data firmware update for Fujinon Premista

Premistas are the first Large Format zoom lenses to provide eXtended Data, just in time for the wave of virtual production.

Bringing Hollywood back to life

Several Hollywood blockbusters have been able to resume production within the UK thanks to the technology and expertise of UK based equipment hire and solutions company, CineArk.