Last year, Panasonic announced their new GH4 firmware update that gave users the option to shoot in anamorphic mode, but unfortunately the software was a little bit out of sync with optics. Here Panasonic demos a 35mm and 50mm, with prices ranging from $2,500 to $3,000 and full kits costing $8,500.
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A conversation with Supermicro on integrating AI into their servers for maximum speed.
Supermicro is a globally recognized technology leader best known for developing superfast, innovative server solutions integrating the latest tech into products. How does this apply to filmmakers?
Anyone in post production knows that a faster rig means less headaches and more super power for any gig. If you're looking to update your rig with the fastest server speeds is in for a treat with the advancements Supermicro is making integrating AI for smarter, faster equipment.
We stopped by their booth to check out what they had in store to show off at NAB 2024. Check out the interview below.
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