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2 days ago | redsharknews.com | Andy Stout

DJI Mavic 4 Pro: One drone, three cameras, and DJI's most advanced drone yet. 5:09 A 100MP Hasselblad main camera, large CMOS dual tele cameras, and a 360° rotation Infinity Gimbal combine to make the DJI Mavic 4 Pro an impressive aerial platform. After a couple of releases aimed at the lower end of the content creator market, DJI returns to the pro arena with the DJI Mavic 4 Pro. Well, it does everywhere apart from the USA.

2 days ago | redsharknews.com | Andy Stout

Sony's latest flagship smartphone, the Xperia 1 VII, channels the tech and the expertise from the Alpha camera division and couples that with a large 48MP 1/1.56-inch sensor. The results are impressive. The iPhone gets a lot of attention in the smartphone camera space, and deservedly so. But, as the saying goes, other options are available, and the new Sony Xperia 1 VII will be a very strong contender for anyone who fancies an Android alternative and has around €1499/£1399 to spare.

5 days ago | redsharknews.com | Andy Stout

You have two days left to watch Black Mirror: Bandersnatch2:54 Charlie Brooker's high-profile experiment in interactive TV, Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, is disappearing from Netflix on May 12. Experience it while you still can. Back when Black Mirror: Bandersnatch premiered in December 2018, there was some excitement about whether interactive TV was going to be the new thing.

6 days ago | redsharknews.com | Phil Rhodes

At only $249 the Atomos Shinobi Go is likely to be many people’s first experience of a proper monitor with proper exposure tools and there is no shortage of features even at this entry level. One sign of a mature market is when all the products which manufacturers themselves describe as entry-level start sprouting advanced features. That’s certainly the case with Atomos’ Shinobi Go, which was announced in plenty of time for the NAB show and is now on the market.

1 week ago | redsharknews.com | Simon Wyndham

HDR photography hasn't taken off in the same way as video. But Sigma's BF camera might offer an intermediate step to popularity. It's simply a fact that photographs are now mostly viewed on some form of electronic display rather than being printed out and hung on a wall. Yet, the files that digital cameras produce are still very much produced with the idea of print in mind.