
Yossy Mendelovich
Founder and Author at YMCinema
רבע מליון סטודנטים , 17,000 מרצים ומתרגלים , 60,000 חוות דעת מכל האוניברסיטאות והמכללות בישראל
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2 months ago |
ymcinema.com | Yossy Mendelovich
Nikon has just unveiled the Z5II, an upgrade to its entry-level full-frame mirrorless camera, offering an affordable yet powerful tool for filmmakers. With a 24.5MP FX-format CMOS sensor, EXPEED 7 image processor, UHD 4K video recording, and 5-axis sensor-shift vibration reduction, the Z5II is set to become a favorite among indie filmmakers and content creators. But how does it stack up against the more advanced Z6 III? More importantly, is the Z5II the best option for budget-conscious filmmakers?
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2 months ago |
ymcinema.com | Yossy Mendelovich
ARRI, a name synonymous with cinematic excellence, has long been a leader in the film and media production world. Known for its top-tier camera systems, innovative lighting technology, and high-end production gear, ARRI’s products have been the gold standard for filmmakers worldwide. But in a rapidly changing industry where AI, cloud technology, and virtual production are becoming more integral, ARRI is pivoting to ensure it stays ahead of the curve.
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2 months ago |
ymcinema.com | Yossy Mendelovich
In an unexpected and ironic twist, the ARRI ALEXA 265 has been revealed to be in active use on major Netflix productions, despite not yet appearing on the official Netflix Approved Camera List. This revelation emerged in the wake of an April Fool’s joke, which humorously suggested that Netflix had rejected the camera due to technical concerns.
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2 months ago |
ymcinema.com | Yossy Mendelovich
Blackmagic Design has officially published the readout speeds of its groundbreaking URSA Cine 17K 65, shedding light on the sensor’s performance and its impact on high-resolution cinematography. Readout speed is a critical factor in digital filmmaking, influencing rolling shutter effects and motion rendering. With its staggering 17K resolution, this camera sets a new standard in digital cinema, but how does it compare to other large-format sensors?
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2 months ago |
ymcinema.com | Yossy Mendelovich
DJI has just made a bold move by drastically cutting the price of its flagship cinema camera, the Ronin 4D. The 6K version of the camera now costs $4,999, a staggering $1,800 less than before. On top of that, the ProRes RAW license, which was originally priced at $980, has now been reduced to a mere $1.
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