The Phantom Flex4K is the upgraded version of Vision Research's Flex high-speed monster, designed to be production-ready with form factor improvements, audio options, and the ability to record to compressed formats. Check out the pyromaniac-friendly debut short and our interview, co-presented with FreshDV:
Though this is a rental item (unless you want to forgo that Porsche 911 you were about to buy and spend $150k on a camera instead), pricing and availability is over at AbelCine.
Before we dive into sharing all of our article links below, we do want to highlight our video coverage from the conference floor. This year we partnered with Cinematography for Actors who served as our video hosts and helped us bring the latest news and coolest tech innovations to you directly on our YouTube channel.
Check out our full YouTube coverage in the playlist above.
Check out all of our coverage here:
As AI continues to be the hottest topic in many video eidting discussions, we were eager to talk with some of the big players in this space as we chatted with Adobe and Blackmagic about how they see the industry evolvoing in this new AI age.
We also got plenty of new lenses to check out and review from familiar names and major players like Canon and Zeiss.
If audio is your thing though, we also got news worth checking out about new RØDE microphones and products.
Another hot topic at NAB this year was how the industry is going to shift to keep up with new trends in virtual production as workflows are looking to become more advanced and sophisticated, with monitors (including 8K monitors) becoming an even more integral part of productions.
There were also some very notable updates from different players in the cloud storage and video review and collobration platforms like Frame.io to check out.
Plus everything else we covered from the NAB Show floor this year for your reading (and viewing) pleasure.
No Film School's coverage of NAB 2024 is brought to you by Blackmagic Design.
