Browsing: Cinematography

Wake Forest is fortunate to have a talented team of writers, photographers, designers, videographers, marketers and storytellers working behind the scenes to bring the University’s story to life. Their work plays a critical role in shaping how Wake Forest is viewed by prospective students, alumni, donors, partners and the broader community. These colleagues often stay…

Here is something you do not see often: a camera manufacturer asking the public which lenses it should build. Fujifilm has hosted a live “Focus on Glass” event on YouTube, putting forward 14 lens concepts and inviting photographers to vote on which should become reality. Three will be chosen. Details are on Fujifilm’s site, with…

Following an extraordinary true story,National Geographic’s “Lion”follows Kio as he grows from a young cub into a powerful leader, navigating loss, exile and fierce rivals along the way.For BAFTA-winning wildlife cinematographer and Director of PhotographySophie Darlington, telling Kio’s story was a rare chance to spend four years immersed in the Maasai Mara, watching a lion…

The film “The Rip,” starring Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, follows a group of detectives in Miami navigating a high-stakes criminal investigation. Damon and Affleck portray cop partners Lieutenant Dane Dumars (referred to as “L.T.”) and Detective Sergeant J.D. Byrne, respectively. After receiving a suspicious tip, they arrive at a house where they find, in…

The DJI Osmo 360 II is live in China. DJI’s official product page lists native 8K/60 360 video, 14.5-stop dynamic range, AI SuperNight 2.0, and user-replaceable lenses. Because the first Osmo 360 could not swap a scratched dome, this one can. DJI’s China store lists the Standard Combo at 3,299 yuan. The US site still…