The first one is about the new Zeiss cinema zoom lens for DSLR cameras - the rep said that this lens is "giving future indication of where Zeiss is heading to":
Zeiss cinema zoom - planet5D tries it on 5D2 from planetMitch on Vimeo.
The second video is an introduction to the Panasonic AG-AF100 4/3 camcorder:
Panasonic AG-AF100 4/3" Camcorder from WayWestMedia on Vimeo.
RED demonstrated a working RED EPIC model:
RED Day: Jim Jannard demos the 5K working EPIC from Landmine Media on Vimeo.
Ted Interview (Part I) from Landmine Media on Vimeo.
DSLR focus/remote controller works with an iPhone:
microRemote from NAB show floor pt 2 from Michael Britt on Vimeo.
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the only viable camera in the Indie race is the Panny 43 one. Red & his creator are full of themselves. Sony & panasonic are for pros & indies.
Red are real. Their problem is that they announce things left and right way too long before they have anything to show. It makes them seem as makers of vaporware, which they aren’t. Another thing that bothers me with Red are their constant attack on DSLRs and constant comparisons to Scarlet, which isn’t even real yet. We get that the Canon doesn’t have raw output, but it’s good enough for now. Oh, and it’s frikkin FF35 for peanuts compared to a 5000 USD 2/3″-sensor Scarlet.
The Epic looks awesome. Love how compact it is. The others will be playing catch up for a long time.
The 4/3 vid cam is exciting, especially with the lens compatibility, thats the kind of video camera I would buy, something I could use all my pricey nikon glass with but was specializied for video , I hope nikon makes a similar product with a DX or FX sensor.