Cinematography

Cinematography Solutions

Explore unlimited creative possibilities with digital cinematography.

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Stories

Explore the latest discussions, trends and case studies for digital cinematography.

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Our Solutions

Shooting and On-Set Solutions

Bring your art to life on screen. Leave audiences breathless with colours, images and stories they’ve never seen before.

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Post Production and Workflow

Freedom to achieve the perfect look, with the finest colours. Close collaboration from set to screen. All with a fast, fluid workflow that supports the cinematic arts.

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Virtual Production

Create virtual sets for filmmaking without limits. Combine VENICE cameras and Crystal LED panels with our expertise to create a full Virtual Production system.

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On Location Sound Recording

Beautiful pictures deserve sound to match. Capture pristine audio – quickly, reliably and with no fuss.

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Tools and Software for CineAlta Cameras

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Virtual Production made simple

Up to 8K recording, 16-bit colours and a very fast sensor readout speed allow cinematographers to focus on the art of shooting virtual sets rather than technical compromises. The flawless synch with advanced Crystal LED controllers is unique in the industry. In addition, there is enhanced support for third-party LED display via Genlock phase shifting and the ability to display the locked frequency in the sub-display.

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