All articles tagged with #video recording
FUJIFILM has launched the Instax Mini Evo Cinema, a unique hybrid instant camera that records short videos, edits them via a mobile app, and prints QR-coded photos linking to the videos, blending analog and digital features in a retro-inspired design.
An astronomer at Armagh Observatory captured what is believed to be the first video of a lunar impact flash in Ireland, during the Geminid meteor shower, marking a rare and significant event in astronomical observation.
After a month of testing the new Meta Ray-Bans, the reviewer finds the upgrades worthwhile for content creators, especially the improved camera and stabilization, though battery life remains a concern. The second-gen model offers meaningful improvements but is not a significant leap from the first generation, making the older, cheaper models a practical choice for most consumers, with caveats about Meta's data policies.
Fujifilm has launched the X-T30 III, a compact mirrorless camera with significant upgrades including 6.2K open-gate recording, 4K/60P, and a 26.1MP sensor, along with a range of manual controls and film simulations, targeting hybrid shooters and enthusiasts.
TiVo, a pioneering DVR service launched in 1999, has ceased sales of its hardware after 26 years, marking the end of its legacy amid declining market share due to the rise of streaming services. Existing users will still receive support, but questions remain about the future of lifetime subscriptions.
The Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 glasses offer significant improvements in battery life and video resolution over the first generation, with new features like slow motion and hyperlapse videos, but retain some of the original's design and performance limitations, while promising future updates and integrations.
The Canon Cinema EOS C50 is a lightweight, cinema-grade camera designed for indie filmmakers and hybrid shooters, featuring a 32 MP sensor, 7K RAW recording, high frame-rate 4K, and a focus on portability and ease of use, aiming to democratize professional filmmaking tools.
A woman in New York became uneasy during a waxing appointment after noticing her beautician wearing Meta smart glasses capable of recording video, raising concerns about privacy and discreet recording devices. The salon stated the glasses were powered off, but the incident highlights ongoing privacy issues with smart glasses in personal settings.
The article provides tips for optimizing your Google Pixel phone, including setting the highest display resolution, customizing the lock screen, changing power button behavior, switching to AV1 video codec, enabling Video Boost for enhanced video quality, and disabling features like Pro Res Zoom and Camera Coach on Pixel 10 models.
A trainee surgeon in Melbourne, Australia, Ryan Cho, was released on bail after being accused of secretly recording hundreds of female colleagues in hospital restrooms since 2021, facing around 500 charges related to thousands of intimate videos. Cho, who has no criminal ties and surrendered his passport, could face deportation if convicted, and his case raises concerns about privacy violations and misconduct in medical settings.
A trainee surgeon in Melbourne, Australia, was released on bail after being charged with secretly recording approximately 4,500 videos of colleagues in hospital restrooms since 2021, facing around 500 charges related to the recordings, with the case still pending trial.
DJI has released the Osmo 360, its first 360 camera featuring two square 1/1.1" sensors capable of capturing up to 8K50 panoramic video and 4K120 single-lens video, with support for various modes, stabilization, and accessories, entering a competitive market segment against brands like Insta360.
The iPhone 17 Pro is expected to feature significant camera upgrades, including up to 8x optical zoom, a new Pro Camera app with professional controls, and an additional Camera Control button, potentially making it the most advanced photography phone yet.
Scientists captured the first-ever video of a supershear velocity earthquake along a strike-slip fault in Myanmar, revealing rapid, pulse-like fault slip and curved slip paths, which enhance understanding of earthquake dynamics and could inform better earthquake resilience strategies.
Panasonic's new LUMIX GH7 camera will support ARRI LogC3 recording in 10-bit video modes through an optional $199.99 upgrade key. Certified by ARRI, this feature enhances dynamic range and post-production flexibility, making the GH7 a potential option for specialized filming needs. The camera will be available in July 2024, priced at $2,197.99 for the body and $2,797.99 for a kit with a 12-60mm lens.