For this Tech Talk, Stuart English of Nokia stopped by to talk a little bit more about OZO and what the company has coming up.

I'm here with Brian Valente of Redrock Micro, who is here to show us their first-of-its-its kind Orbit Monitor Positioning System. The Orbit was designed for gimbal operators to help ensure that no matter the angle of your shot you will always have a clear view of your monitor, as it will constantly be facing you.

In this Tech Talk, Rainer Hercher from CW-Sonderoptic joins me for a discussion of Leica's new cinema products for NAB 2016. They've added the 40mm focal length, highly prized by many DPs, to the Summicron-C lens set.

Today I met with Chrosziel's Timm Stemann, who showed us their MagNum wireless lens control system, which has gotten some well received updates.

Chuck Lee from Fujifilm's Optical Devices Division stopped by our booth for a Tech Talk, and he brought along the new Cabrio XK that Geoff blogged about earlier this month.

In this Tech Talk, Sony's Peter Crithary came by with the new AXS-R7 Raw Recorder. We posted about this dual-slot Raw recorder when it was first announced, but now we were able to take a closer look at the unit mounted on the F55.

I stopped by the Fiilex booth to talk with Brent Siebenaler about their newest product: the M1. The M1 is an LED fixture that features a diffuse flicker-free source without compromising on power or throw.

I'm here at the 16x9 booth today speaking with James Lee who has some nice updates to Movcam's wireless system to show us. The system features three-channel focus, iris and zoom ("FIZ") control and a hand unit with a touch screen and storable lens mappings. Operating either hard-wired or on the 2.4GHz band, the unit features settable focus points and even vibrates when a focus point is reached.

At our NAB Canon Tech Talk, Megan and Paul Hawxhurst, Professional Market Specialist, discussed Canon's new Compact Servo 18-80mm lens, their new multi-purpose ME200 camera, as well as firmware updates for the C100 Mark II, C300 Mark II, and the DP-V2410 4K reference monitor.