North Korean movies are making the leap to 4K resolution with the help of an Australian-made camera, according to a segment from Korean Central Television (KCTV) showing sophisticated new filmmaking equipment published on Wednesday.
The footage shows a 13 jointed, computer controlled camera rig, which can run on rails as well as track people and objects.
North Korean movies are making the leap to 4K resolution with the help of an Australian-made camera, according to a segment from Korean Central Television (KCTV) showing sophisticated new filmmaking equipment published on Wednesday.
The footage shows a 13 jointed, computer controlled camera rig, which can run on rails as well as track people and objects.
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