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Hey there I'm Tom. And I'm Javi. It's New Years Eve and that means we're gonna go
through our top ten photo and video gear releases of 2018. Let's count them down.
The Fuji X-H1. The first in the X-series lineup to
offer five axis in-body stabilization. The X-H1 has a blazing fast processing
engine for overall speed increases in autofocus, continuous shooting and,
interval shooting. On top of that you have a deep grip crowned by a large LCD
monitor that displays main settings as well as detailed exposure information.
For video shooters, you get DCI 4k at 24 frames per second at 200 Mbps for up to
15 minutes. Not to mention Fuji's F-log gamma
profile for flexibility in post.
The Nikon 180-400mm f/4E TC1.4
AF-S FI ED VR Lens. The lens with as many names as it's got functions.
The autofocus is fast and accurate with an updated algorithm that catches subjects
more quickly even at the edges of the frame. Without being too heavy, It gives
you a built-in extender which, at the flip of a weather-sealed switch, gives
you a 252-560mm. It's also got a fast and quiet pulse motor that
uses "stepping motor" technology to keep the lens operating nearly silently.
The Quasar science Q25R Rainbow LED's
Achieve incredible color manipulation on the built-in control panel where you can adjust intensity temperature, hue and,
saturation. Not to mention the multitude of built-in lighting effects.
Light your set on fire, call the police, or invite those pesky paparazzi.
The Quasar Rainbows do it all.
The Nikon Z mirrorless collection.
Released Right around the time Canon dropped their EOS R, Nikon up the ante with the 25.28 megapixel
12 FPS Z6 and the 46.89 megapixel 9 FPS Z7.
Nikon also introduced their S line of lenses designed to be future-proof with
the resolving power to meet even higher resolution sensors.
These lenses are also designed for better management of focus breathing to make
shooting both video and stills easier. Not to mention the FTZ adapter which
will allow users to mount F-glass.
The DJI Ronin-S handheld gimbal.
The Ronin-S is a small, compact stabilizer with an 8 lb. payload capacity which is more
than enough for DSLR and mirrorless cameras and even capable of flying some
smaller cinema packages. It offers 12 hours of battery life and has got the
attention of photographers and videographers alike looking for smooth
footage in a perfectly sized package.
The Canon EOS R.
Canon has made attempts at mirrorless, but this time around, they went full force and dropped this new
camera body with the brand new RF mount. The EOS R boasts 30.3 megapixels and
thanks to its revised flange distance you've got fast lenses like the 28-70mm
f/2 to look forward to. The EOS R is built for user customization and that
doesn't stop at the body. The new RF lenses all have customizable control
rings. Add the proprietary canon EF-RF adapter and you'll be able to seamlessly
mount EF glass.
The RED Monstro 8K Vista Vision.
At the top of the RED camera lineup the monstro offers 8K at 60 FPS with its larger
than full-frame Vista Vision sensor. It's the largest red sensor yet and boasts
16-bit color with amazing dynamic range. As the name suggests, it's a beast.
The Sony a7 III.
It's a do-it-all camera for generalists and specialists. It's got photo chops, and it's got video chops. Record 4:2:0 8-bit internally,
Or 4:2:2 8- bit via HDMI to an external recorder.
If you're shooting stills, you've got 24.2 megapixels to work with and speed fast enough for sports and wildlife.
If you're looking for a versatile camera, this might just be the one.
The Blackmagic pocket Cinema Camera 4k.
It might be funny looking, but after we spent some time with it, we were very impressed. It's got a new, wider micro
four-thirds sensor, 13 stops of dynamic range and the ability
output uncompressed 12 bit DCI 4k RAW over USB-C. At its crazy low price
point, there's a lot to love about this camera.
The Canon 70-200mm f/4L IS II.
Canon refreshed their two 70-200's, but the f/4 got the real facelift.
With an extra stop of stabilization, updated coatings, a 9-bladed aperture and an
updated processor for faster autofocus. We'll always love the 70-200 f/2.8,
but it's a little sibling gets a spot in our lineup this year.
And there you have it. BL's top 10 pieces of gear for 2018. If you want to learn more about these
awesome products you can read our blog post about it at BorrowLenses.com/blog.
Thanks for watching have a happy new year
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