CES 2019: The Biggest News and Updates for Film and Video
We wrap up our coverage by highlighting this years top stories and breaking news.

Another year and another Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in the books! Along with our NAB coverage, CES is a big week for No Film School as it never fails to give some big news and stories for the film and video community.
This year was no different as new cameras were unveiled (or at least teased), 360-video was given a boost and some big new steps for video editing laptops and workstations were dropped.
So, featuring some of the top headlines from the biggest brands in the game (like Canon, Nikon, DJI, RED and… Sharp?), here are our top stories from CES 2019.
The Sharp 8K: Introducing the First 8K Prosumer Video Camera
While this is big news to some (and perhaps just annoying news to others), 8K was a hot topic at CES and will undoubtedly be the single biggest buzzword of 2019 in general. Along with Canon execs dropping rumors about a Canon EOS R (read more on THAT rumor here), a prototype for the “Sharp 8K” was unveiled on the conference floor.
Here’s our full write-up on this prototype 8K prosumer camera.
Lexar Unveils World’s First 1TB SD Memory Card
Now the question becomes how quickly the write speed will catch up and the cost will be trimmed down - and, of course - when should we expect the first 2TB or the first petabyte SD card…
Read our full story on Lexar’s 1TB SD card here.
Nikon is First to Offer HDMI Raw Output with the Z Line
Here’s a more in-depth article on what this means for filmmakers.
Insta360 Goes to 11K with Its New Immersive Rig
Check out the full article on the Insta360 Titan here.