Cine Gear 2024 took place in LA over recent days and here’s a selection of some of the key stuff that was announced and unveiled at the show.
It was an interesting Cine Gear 2024 in LA last week party as a lot of the big news dropped before the show. Sony confirmed its BURANO firmware roadmap, and both Canon and Panasonic launched new cameras (the Canon EOS C400 6K Full-Frame RF Mount Cinema Camera being right in the sweet spot for the Cine Gear audience, though the Lumix GH7 is no slouch when it comes to video capabilities either).
There were new prototypes and teases on display still. Hollyland was showing off its new Pyro 7 TX/RX monitor, part of the new Pyro series, which should be with us next month; Tilta had an updated but not yet finalised version of its Mirage matte box, the Mirage Pro; SmallRig gave an early look at its accessory ecosystem for the Sony BURANO; and ARRI was showing off its new SAM-10 plate that lets users mount serious long and heavy lenses on their cameras without having to use rods.
