RedShark

RedShark is a multi-platform online resource designed for those passionate about moving image technology and the art of filmmaking. Featuring contributions from more than 50 writers around the globe, along with a dedicated team of developers, editors, and sales and marketing professionals, it stands out as a leading source for expert insights and practical knowledge in the fast-evolving world of video, film, and content creation.

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Hands-on with the ASUS AirVision M1: A glimpse into the future of creative workflows

1 week ago | redsharknews.com | Matt Gregory

A new generation of wearables such as the ASUS AirVision M1 display glasses offer innovative features for video professionals seeking more screen real estate and multitasking capabilities. Okay, so let me set the scene here. Ten hours previously I had got off a late flight arrival to Taiwan, a country I had never visited to see a product I had never seen.
GODOX highlights impressive flexibility of compact lighting ecosystem at NAB 2025

1 week ago | redsharknews.com | David Winter

GODOX’s smaller fixtures take center stage in this hands-on demo showcasing the flexibility of its growing modular lighting ecosystem. We caught up with Joel Herrera at NAB 2025 for a look at GODOX's new MS60R, RS60Bi, and their CRMX and Bluetooth-compatible variants. These compact LED lights are built with flexibility in mind, supporting multiple power options and mounting formats to suit a wide range of creative setups.
QScan merges manual and automated QC in one player at NAB 2025

1 week ago | redsharknews.com | David Winter

QScan took a unified approach to quality control at NAB 2025, debuting new tools that combine speed, insight, and flexibility across post workflows. We spoke with Product Manager, Daniel Roques, who introduced QScan Verify; a desktop QC player that integrates manual review into the existing automated QC system. “It’s completely integrated with the automated QC,” he said.
Atomos shows serious range! New cameras, cloud tools and more

1 week ago | redsharknews.com | David Winter

Atomos takes aim at live production, monitoring, audio and post with five focused launches at NAB 2025. We caught up with Peter Barber on the Atomos NAB booth for a rapid-fire demo of everything new, starting with a lineup of auto-tracking PTZ cameras designed for small-crew live production. Available in HD and 4K, the cameras can follow a presenter across a stage, either on their own or via a separate controller unit. “It makes it really simple, really effective and really cheap,” he said.
NAB, CineCentral, and the future of filmmaking

1 week ago | redsharknews.com | Phil Rhodes

Phil Rhodes reports back from the CineCentral area at NAB where live demonstrations, expert-led training and immersive learning experiences can help shape future career paths. There’s something which warms even the cryogenic core of your narrator’s flinty heart about the idea of recent graduates enjoying their first wobbly experiences operating a Scorpio crane.
GODOX shows off powerful and portable lighting

2 weeks ago | redsharknews.com | David Winter

GODOX displayed smarter lighting solutions at NAB 2025, with a focus on power, portability and real-world usability. We caught up with Jameson Brooks at the GODOX booth at NAB 2025, where he introduced a wide range of new lighting tools built with working filmmakers in mind. From high-output LEDs to inflatable mats and travel-friendly flex lights, the theme this year is practical innovation.
The future of lighting and the 18kW moonshot

2 weeks ago | redsharknews.com | Phil Rhodes

Once upon a time LED lights could just be plugged into a wall. That is increasingly not the case, but amidst the race for more and more power ideas still count. There was a time, not a few years ago, when the NAB show floor was dominated by vast LED video walls. The trend now seems to be that there are fewer huge ones and more small ones, a phenomenon which seems not to be so provoked by disinterest in the technology but by its normalisation.
AJA introduces three compact solutions for production and streaming

2 weeks ago | redsharknews.com | David Winter

AJA has kept things practical this year, revealing three small-form tools to smooth out common pain points in live production, audio routing, and streaming. First up is the KUMO 6464-12G, a high-density SDI router offering 64 channels in and 64 out, all in a silent 4RU chassis. “It has no fan, so if it needs to be installed in a mission-critical area where noise is a problem, this is the device for you,” said AJA’s Andy Bellamy.
ASUS debuts 162-inch Micro LED ProArt Cinema display & more

2 weeks ago | redsharknews.com | David Winter

Kevin Lan from the ASUS team gave us a guided tour of the company’s latest ProArt displays on the NAB 2025 show floor, headlined by the ProArt Cinema PQ09. It’s a sizeable statement, if you'll excuse the pun. A 162-inch 4K HDR panel featuring a fine 0.9mm pixel pitch and 1200-nit peak brightness, with colour accuracy that makes it suitable for both color referencing creatives, and general film fanatics to use. “It’s suitable for a reference monitor and home cinema,” Kevin said.
Pre-order price for Blackmagic PYXIS 12K now down to $5495

2 weeks ago | redsharknews.com | Andy Stout

The pre-order price for the Blackmagic PYXIS 12K is now down to $5495, still higher than the $4995 it was launched at as long ago as Friday, but cheaper than the $6595 it was yesterday. We said this was a fast moving story and so it is. In the space of a little over 24 hours, the price of the forthcoming Blackmagic PYXIS 12K has jumped by $1600 and then fallen by $1100. Anyone who followed the outrageous up and down swings of the Dow Jones yesterday will sympathise. What gives?