NAB 2024 Roundup with SIGMA, Fujifilm, Blackmagic Design and Atomos

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At NAB 2024, content professionals from around the world converged in Las Vegas to exhibit, learn, connect, and surround themselves with all things media. SIGMA partnered with B&H to show off our full line of cinema lenses, SIGMA fp series cameras, as well as a selection of our latest photo gear (which is great for video, too).

In addition to our own space on the floor, SIGMA Ambassador Graham Sheldon spent some time interviewing some of our fellow camera manufacturers, including Fujifilm and Blackmagic Design, plus video accessory maker Atomos.


SIGMA Introduction and Gear Tour

In this brief tour of SIGMA gear at the B&H exhibit, ambassador Graham Sheldon introduces some of the latest SIGMA gear, such as the 50mm F1.2 DG DN | Art and 15mm F1.4 DG DN Diagonal Fisheye | Art, as well as his Cine lens favorites.


SIGMA X Mount Lenses on FUJIFILM Cameras

Fujifilm cameras and SIGMA X Mount lenses are a great combination, and we explore what makes that pairing so perfect as SIGMA Ambassador Graham Sheldon visits Fujifilm at NAB 2024.


SIGMA with Blackmagic Design – Featuring the PYXIS 6K

At NAB 2024, SIGMA Ambassador Graham Sheldon met with our L-Mount Alliance partners Blackmagic Design to check out some of their latest cameras, including the PYXIS 6K, as well as the Cinema Camera 6K, both available in L-Mount, ideal for mounting all the latest SIGMA lenses.


Discussing Camera to Cloud with Atomos

Camera to Cloud technology is a more and more prevalent aspect of production, and the SIGMA fp is one of the cameras that is compatible with the excellent C2C system pioneered by Atomos. With the Atomos Connect module, recording monitors like the Ninja and Shogun can be connected to the SIGMA fp for seamless connection to cloud storage or streaming platforms. SIGMA Ambassador Graham Sheldon chats with Atomos about C2C at the 2024 NAB Show.

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