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Video/photo: Blurring the limit

With the arrival of new Single Lens Reflex cameras able to capture video sequencs (Canon 5D Mark II & Nikon D90), the limit is blurred between video and photo cameras.

The presentation of some new impresssive accessories (or should I rather speak of hardware fixture or heavy-duty complements, to be more adequate?) is changing the context a little further.

Two companies recently presented such machines to allow video shooting in conditions that could be defined as “reall pro-like” (we have to admit that handling, stability, sound recording, etc. are quite difficult with dSLR cameras like the Canon 5D Mark II and the Nikon D90).

Video solution from Redrock

Video solution from Redrock

Portable pro video solution from Zacuto

Portable pro video solution from Zacuto

Didn’t I tell you that it was impressive? I did not kid you.

Sources: Redrock micro, Zacuto.

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