An announcement that SGO has integrated AJA KONA cards into its highest of high end systems gives a brief glimpse into the sort of hardware needed to work in 8K in realtime.

Does the news that Samsung is getting out of the US Blu-ray market mean that the format is now living on borrowed time?

A firmware update for Nikon’s full-frame mirrorless cameras, the Z 7 and Z 6, will add support for 12-bit RAW output among several other useful features.

Barely six months on from the announcement of the EOS R, Canon has launched a smaller, cheaper, cut down but still rather capable version, the EOS RP.

Samsung has taken its QLED 8K technology and ported it over into digital signage, plus it is also planning on releasing a 292-in version of The Wall before the Summer.

In a move which has caused a huge stink in the movie industry, the Academy Awards has shifted four awards categories into the ad breaks of the show, including cinematography and film editing.

Panasonic’s new Lumix S1 might not be able to record 4:2:2 10-bit internally at release, but that doesn’t stop users from having the option straightaway via the Atomos Ninja V and Inferno.

The confirmation of an optional HFR license later this year sees Sony adding 4K 120fps capabilities to its VENICE system, with more features added by a V4 firmware update.

Panasonic’s third firmware upgrade for the EVA1 adds an important new HEVC codec while its price has dropped by nearly 8%.

For those who want to shoot or store a lot of video on their smartphones, Samsung has just announced an enormous 1TB flash chip for next gen devices.

This year’s Oscar nominations have widened the Awards’ scope to include a Netflix film and a superhero movie for the first time, but where are the women behind the cameras?

With Mobile World Congress coming up next month, the industry is expecting to see a lot of foldable phones on display, both prototype and (almost) ready to ship. Xiaomi’s is possibly the best implementation we’ve seen so far.