With news that Digital Bolex is to stop making cameras, today's RedShark Replay takes us back to December 2012 and a time when a Kickstarter-funded digital 16mm camera was one of the year's most ...

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Today one of the easiest things to do in the world is to take a video with your phone. You can preserve all your precious memories in perfectly clear digital form inside a little black box. When you ...

There was a time, not all that long ago, when most independent film-makers shot their projects on relatively-inexpensive 16mm film – it wasn't as pricey as 35mm, but was definitely a step up from ...

If you want to take great photos that you can play around with later, you shoot RAW. And if you want to take great video, ready for the kind of post-processing punishment exacted on it by adding ...

If you went to film school any time before the Obama era, you probably used a 16mm film camera. Sure, it was a pain to load, and processing the film cost a bundle. But it produced amazing images, ...

Bolex International has leveled the digital cinema playing field with the announcement of the Bolex D16, the first digital camera from the 200 year-old Swiss company whose 16mm and 8mm cameras ...

It was 1978, and filmmaker John Lynch knew that he only had one shot at getting what he had come to Kissane’s farm to film. A gaggle of wide-eyed children stood in the gateway, and a nodding patch of ...