One of NAB biggest reveals came courtesy of AJA, usually known for their range of recorders and mini-converters, like the Ki Pro Quad and LUT-box, which Andy covered yesterday. This year they unveiled the CION, a new 4K/UHD and 2K/HD production camera.

At NAB this year, Atomos is displaying a number of great new accessories at their booth, and I was able to learn a bit more about them courtesy of CEO Jeremy Young.

At AJA's booth, I got a chance to take a look at their new LUT-box, which, true to its name, allows you to load 3D LUTs and output to HDMI and SDI monitors.

I stopped by the Zacuto booth to talk to Steve Weiss about their new Gratical HD. The Gratical HD is an OLED EVF with 1280x1024 resolution and a high-quality diopter. Other key features include HDMI and HD-SDI in/out (HDMI cross-conversion to SDI), waveform, vectorscope, histogram, and LUTs.

One of the biggest pre-NAB announcements came from Panasonic with their new VariCam 35 and HS. We blogged about them when the two versions were first revealed, but at NAB I got a chance to get an even closer look at the VariCam 35.

Sony Senior Product Manager Gary Mandle was nice enough to give us a quick walkthrough of some of the newest monitor offerings in the Sony booth this year.

Freefly Systems has unveiled the newest MōVI system, the M15. In addition to supporting camera packages up to 15 pounds, the M15's larger sled permits you to use longer camera bodies like the Sony F5/F55 and Arri ALEXA M, or longer lenses on a myriad of camera bodies.

We've previously blogged about some of OptiTek's optical adapters, and this year at NAB they're showing off an updated version of their OptiTron - the OptiTron 2.

Complimenting Sony's new ENG/EFP Build-Up Kit for the F5/F55 is their new B4 2/3" to PL optical adapter.