Drones, time-lapse cameras, and rebreather diving technology capture Frozen Planet II
The series involved 2188 filming days in the field across three years, with filming on every continent, all around Antarctica and in space
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The series involved 2188 filming days in the field across three years, with filming on every continent, all around Antarctica and in space
The range includes a 26-megapixel (MP) model and a high-speed capture mode at up to 2,000 Frames Per Second (FPS)
Lockheed Martin has developed a new technique for bonding the camera's optics mounts together, ensuring it will continue to work in temperatures as low...
TVBEurope meets Gal Oz, co-founder and CTO of AI video technology company Pixellot, to learn how they're transforming the way sport is produced
Company is also working with leading filmmakers, including directors Christopher Nolan and Jordan Peele
The team behind the BBC’s new natural history series The Green Planet explain how they used a mixture of creative, photographic and engineering techniques...
Mini Air's lens is little bigger than a one euro coin and weighs 25 grams
Device has full HD 1080i/50 resolution, HD-SDI output from the receiver, image stabilisation and weighs just 230g
BT Sport's Jamie Hindhaugh tells TVBEurope the broadcaster's plans for this weekend's showpiece event
TVBEurope investigates how a new modular dolly system, described as a filmmaking Swiss Army Knife, helped film a major stunt for the hit BBC...
Broadcast will employ ARRI ALEXA Mini for the first time
The 35 mm sensor, mirrorless camera integrates a stabiliser support similar to that of steady-cam technology, providing a highly cinematic visual experience