3DR's New Solo Smart Drone Is Absolutely Mesmerizing, & Only Costs $999 | No Film School

After watching this absurdly epic launch video for the company's new Solo Smart Drone, you'll understand where that buzz is coming from. Seriously though, if there were Oscars for product launch videos, this one would be a shoo-in to win best picture.

And here's a video detailing the features of the Solo.

Our very own Ryan Koo caught up with Jeevan Kalanithi to chat about the Solo.

The 3D Robotic's Solo is available for pre-order now from B&H, and you can learn more about it over on the 3D Robotics site. Also, be sure to check out our comprehensive post with up to date information about all NAB 2015 announcements.

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Sigma DC DN Contemporary Lenses

Four New Sigma DC DG Primes are Here to Boost Your Canon RF APS-C Cameras

The RF lens market is heating up with four new Canon RF lenses being added to Sigma’s Contemporary line.

If you’re looking for lenses for a new (or perhaps well-used) Canon mirrorless camera, you’re going to be pleasantly surprised at the amount of options available these days. While the Canon R camera line is relatively new, so to speak, in the mirrorless market, there are now plenty of lenses to choose from for photo and video professionals alike.

The latest new lenses for RF APS-C cameras comes from Sigma with four new additions to the company’s Contemporary line.

Sigma has introduced new DC DN Contemporary lenses including 16mm f/1.4 DC DN, 23mm f/1.4 DC DN, 30mm f/1.4 DC DN, and 56mm f/1.4 DC DN focal lengths—which are set to combine with Sigma’s 10-18mm 2.8 DC DN Contemporary and 18-50mm F2.8 DC DN Contemporary lenses which were released earlier this year to give Canon creators more—and better, perhaps—options than ever before.

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