The internet has proven to be a valuable tool for all of us, and there's no denying that using the internet for deliverables or proxies is changing the way we think about production. Sony's new CBK-WA100 wireless adapter allows you to directly upload your footage to a new cloud service (or an FTP server of your choosing), and expands your options for delivering content quickly.

Blackmagic Design has done a great job making DaVinci Resolve 9 both full-featured color grading software and a dailies generation tool. Even more impressive is that they offer a free version called Resolve 9 Lite.

The AJA Ki Pro and Ki Pro Mini recorders both offer an ethernet user interface that can be displayed on a computer desktop.

We've touched upon this before, but file management is perhaps one of the most overlooked and neglected details of production. I'm sure every shooter recognizes how critical file management is, but how often do we practice what we preach? I'm guilty of possessing multiple hard drives with random folders strewn about, even though I always advise the exact opposite.

AbelCine offers scalable software and hardware to manage your digital assets effectively and affordably. These systems have been chosen because they work well together and offer simple, straightforward solutions that can leverage your existing resources rather than over-complicate your workflow.

This year at NAB, Panasonic gave us an idea of what they have in store for the future, and their future, like many others, is 4K. The concept 4K VariCam was under glass at the show, but we also got to see it backstage and get some more information about what it may be one day.

Convergent Design has announced the Gemini RAW Recorder. It features the same characteristics as the Gemini 4:4:4 but with more processing power. The unit can record up to four inbound HD streams at the same time.

Teradek has made a name for itself with its Cube line of wireless video transmitters. The Cube encodes video from HD-SDI sources and HDMI sources, then transmits it over Wi-Fi for viewing on a computer, iPad or other device. I've been very impressed with their progress over the years, and this NAB they announced several new products and features. Their updated Cube is the same size as previous versions, but features a side OLED screen, which shows the Cube's status and allows for quick adjustment of settings.

The Codex Onboard S Recorder can record 4:2:2/4:4:4 10/12-bit Uncompressed HD onto a removable, solid-state Capture Drive (240GB or 480GB), as well as a single channel over 3G-SDI.