Cinegear 2019 News and Rumors

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Mitch and Panasonic have been kind enough to have something for you to report about. I hope there are more surprises for you.
 
I'm sure there will be. At least hopefully it will be easier to meet people since it won't as much of a mob scene as NAB!
 
I wonder if Fuji will be there with the new GFX-100? Not really a cinema camera but could be used to shoot video/cinema. 1.7X x 35mm FF would be of interest to a lot of filmmakers. They could have a game changer here at $10k.
 
Meet the Gaffer...In the Park!

DATE: Saturday June 1, 2019
TIME: 3:00pm - 4:00pm
LOCATION: Park off the Paseo nearby Paramount Theater

Meet up with gaffers Luke Seerveld (Host of YouTube Vlog “Meet The Gaffer”) and Alan Steinheimer (author of the book “Shaping Light for Video in the Age of LEDS”) along with some of their gaffer friends and ask them any lighting or equipment questions you might have.

http://www.cinegearexpo.com/la-expo-premier-series
 
Bern Caughey said:
Meet the Gaffer...In the Park!

DATE: Saturday June 1, 2019
TIME: 3:00pm - 4:00pm
LOCATION: Park off the Paseo nearby Paramount Theater

Meet up with gaffers Luke Seerveld (Host of YouTube Vlog “Meet The Gaffer”) and Alan Steinheimer (author of the book “Shaping Light for Video in the Age of LEDS”) along with some of their gaffer friends and ask them any lighting or equipment questions you might have.

http://www.cinegearexpo.com/la-expo-premier-series
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That would be fun to see!
 
Chimera has a “surprise” skypanel product for Cinegear. (As per their email)
 
Not sure this is a “cinegear” rumor, but i am starting to see Mixpre3/6 power options from third party companies like Hawkwood and Location Sound. In particular the more logical Sony L mount bracket.

Hoping someone makes:

A - a hirose or dc tap with a small internal battery that allows hotswapping. This would allow the camera and mixpre to be power from the same device and simplify battery swaps.

Or

B - a hinge door on the DC/hirose sled, so that one can access the memory card without removing the sled.


I wouldn’t hope for both to be incorporated. :)

In any case, cool to see the L mount bracket. It is also having different hirose sled designs, and one shape could be better than another depending what you do. One sled has a screw on DC tap.
 
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