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Tag Archives: Cine
Canon Is Looking For The Big Picture With New Sensor Tech!
As the film industry continues to transition away from traditional celluloid film to digital sensors, we are seeing major advances in digital sensor technology. Sensors are becoming higher resolution, higher sensitivity, higher dynamic range, and all the while becoming cheaper. …
What Makes A “Cine” Lens More Than Just A “Stills” Lens?
So what makes a “Cine” Lens more than just a “Stills” lens? The difference is not so much the lens as a whole, but more the body of the lens. In reality, cine lens manufactures will often take the optics …
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Tagged Canon, Cine, Cinema, Film, Photo, resolution, Stills, tv
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