Attached was the photo seen below of a 3D camera rig that uses the Hydrogen One at its core. RED further explains to Engadget that “Lithium is designed to create very high-quality H4V images.

The Red Dragon shoots at crazy 6K resolution, so this camera rig chews through data at an absurd rate. At 60 frames per second, each camera records 260GB per half hour, which means the whole rig ...

HypeVR is working to bring live-action volumetric 360 video to VR. The company’s crazy camera rig, built to capture the necessary data, is a mashup of high-end cameras and laser scanning tech ...

Element Technica, a provider of stereo 3D rigs for a broad range of cameras and applications, introduces the Atom, a camera-specific 3D rig designed for RED Epic digital cinematography cameras.

As if red-light and speed cameras weren't already controversial enough, a recent discovery in Italy is sure to send all drivers over to the Hatorade stand. A programmer and 108 other individuals ...

Red Rock Micro’s newest rig, the retroFlex, does something very different. Building upon the practical, and very fashionable, designs of small super 8mm cameras of the past, the new retroFlex rig adds ...

A new virtual reality camera rig has been unveiled this weekly NextVR which is equipped with six Red Epic Dragon cameras which have been arranged to provide a 360 degree view of the surrounding ...

The new shoebox-size 8K 3D camera from Red would be able to replace the rig Jackson used. Videos from the camera will be able to be viewed on YouTube, Facebook and Red's upcoming Hydrogen Network.

The company makes and distributes a range of camera accessories which now includes its Aptaris DSLR support system. Distinguishing itself from the flamboyant colours and easy-shatter plastic parts of ...

The 2D gear biz will be renamed Red Element. 3ality will retain the Element Technica 3D camera rig line and will probably keep the Technica name. Red topper Ted Schilowitz, told Variety “Element ...

I mean, you definitely don't have, when you're working with a ‘traditional’ camera system. We're talking about big rigs, heavy equipment, lots of crew that need to support that.