Manfrotto just announced that it will serve as the exclusive US distributor for Genus matte boxes, bar systems, sunshades, viewfinders and shoulder mounts geared toward the DSLR cinematographer.
“I am thrilled with this agreement,” said Wayne Schulman, video sales and product manager for Manfrotto Distribution, US. “I view this as a strategic partnership between Genus and Manfrotto/Vitec group to provide the videographer and photographer with a complete camera support system of the highest quality while also offering the most value. Genus’ current product line, which includes a DSLR/Video shoulder mount, follow focus systems and matte box systems along with other interesting accessories for HD video and DSLR’s, is extensive and is a perfect match for Manfrotto Distribution. I am also excited about the future products from Genus which we will have the opportunity to bring to market over the next several months.”
It looks like B&H is already stocking a full line of Genus gear, which you can browse here.
Want to be a part of what could be the largest media project ever? Check out what’s going on at One Day on Earth on October 10, 2010.
On October 10th, 2010, thousands of people from every nation around the world will film their perspective and contribute their voice to one of the largest participatory media events in history. The event will result in a feature documentary and online video archive that will showcase the diversity, conflict, tragedy, and triumph that can occur in one day on earth.
Lot’s of great deals cooking right now, like these big rebates on SanDisk Extreme CF and SD cards over at Adorama. While you get a rebate on the purchase of a single card, the savings more than doubles (and triples in some cases) with the purchase of 2 cards.
Even though the rest of Canon’s rebates are set to expire this Saturday, Canon has launched some new killer deals when you buy one of several Canon DSLRs with a Canon printer.
The savings can add up to $700. Get the full details on the deals at B&H Photo here.
The Panasonic LX3 has been one of the most popular point and shoot cameras since it was introduced in 2008. Two years is an eternity in point & shoot camera world, but the Panasonic LX3 has remained one of the best-performing cameras around.
So, it certainly makes sense to hear about rumors of a replacement for the LX3. And signs point to a successor named the Panasonic LX5. [click to continue…]
This futuristic concept camera is on display at the World Expo 2010 in Shanghai. Features and specs include a wide to tele lens capable of reaching out to 5000mm focal length. Additionally, the concept suggest the ability to capture images with everything in focus. Canon suggest that a similar spec’d camera will be available for consumer purchase within a couple of decades. Hit up the video below for a little narrated sneak peek of the concept courtesy of Gizmag. [click to continue…]
