Available exclusively through ARRI Rental, the ALEXA 65 has already been supplied to numerous high-profile projects, some using it as the main unit camera throughout production and others using it as a specialist camera for sequences that require extreme levels of image quality.
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Many films at the Cannes film festival were graded using DaVinci resolve, and scenes in Mad Max: Fury Road, were filmed using the Blackmagic Cinema Camera.
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Atomos continue to develop and enhance Shogun with 7 new hardware features available over the coming months which are free to both new and existing registered users.
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Filmmaker Jim Arthurs had a dream: just how many Odysseys could he put to work on a single shoot He came up with the concept for "Assignment: Odyssey" as a visual demonstration of the versatility of the Odyssey7Q+ monitor/recorder.
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ARRI announces the new ALEXA Mini, a versatile additional tool in the ARRI ALEXA camera range that combines a compact and lightweight form factor with the same unparalleled image quality that has made the ALEXA system a gold standard for the industry. Designed for specialized shot-making, the ALEXA Mini perfectly complements a full ALEXA shooting kit and allows crews to eliminate the complications of working with third-party cameras by keeping everything within a single system that is trusted all over the world.
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Convergent Design today announces the new flagship model of the Odyssey Family of Products, the Odyssey7Q+. Featuring beautiful OLED screen, 4K recording over HDMI or SDI, RAW recording, and high frame rates, he Odyssey7Q+ expands on the capabilities of its predecessor the Odyssey7Q, while maintaining all of the functionality, performance and ease of use.
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With a sensor larger than a 5-perf 65 mm film frame, ALEXA 65 harks back to the golden age of 65 mm widescreen filmmaking in the mid-20th century, when this newly introduced format captured the imagination of cinema audiences around the world. 65 mm grew into an inspirational format, providing an epic frame within which the biggest and most visually impactful stories could be told.
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A new software upgrade for ARRIs documentary-style AMIRA camera will allow it to record ProRes UHD files, answering the 4K requirements of some productions. The upgrade is expected to be available for purchase at the online ARRI License Shop by the end of 2014.
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