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    Home » Codex ships V-RAW Recorder for Panasonic VariCam 35 camera

    Codex ships V-RAW Recorder for Panasonic VariCam 35 camera

    By SHOOTTuesday, June 30, 2015Updated:Tuesday, May 14, 2024No Comments1966 Views
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    Codex is now delivering the Codex V-RAW Recorder for the Panasonic VariCam 35 camera to customers worldwide. Combining high-performance with ease-of-use, the Codex V-RAW Recorder adds important uncompressed RAW capture to Panasonic’s new camera platform by enabling the recording of 4K RAW at up to 120fps.

    The Codex V-RAW Recorder records to the next-generation Codex Capture Drive 2.0, which has a bandwidth of 20Gb/s and has raised the bar for high-end capture. The combination of the V-RAW Recorder and the Capture Drive 2.0 can easily handle the bandwidth required for recording uncompressed 4K RAW at up to 120fps from the Panasonic VariCam 35. For simplicity, the V-RAW Recorder comes as a direct-attach module for the VariCam 35 camera, eliminating the need for cables and making operation straightforward. Adding even more functionality to the camera package, the V-RAW Recorder also powers the camera and has three 24V accessory power outputs.

    “We’ve worked with Codex recording and workflow technology for several years and they have great, reliable products backed by excellent support,” said Michael Condon, SOC, VP Digital Division at Clairmont Camera in Los Angeles. “We are excited to get the new Codex V-RAW Recorders into the hands of our rental customers and happy that Panasonic chose Codex as their technology partner for RAW workflows.”

    The Codex V-RAW Recorder for the VariCam 35 continues Codex’s tradition of providing not reliable recording and media, but also a fully-featured, streamlined workflow from production to post and archive, via Codex Vault Platform, Vault Review, Review Live and Media Vault systems. Existing Vault customers, such as Atlanta-based cinematographer and rental house owner John Sharaf, appreciate that despite the data requirements of the VariCam 35, Codex products are engineered to meet today’s challenge of faster throughput. Along with Clairmont Camera, Sharaf is one of the first V-RAW Recorder owners in the United States.

    “As a Codex Vault owner, I am very familiar with Codex products already,” said Sharaf. “Panasonic couldn’t have chosen a better partner for RAW recording and workflow for the Varicam 35. Codex’s products are cutting-edge and backed-up by world-class customer support.”

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    Creative Director Jeff Lam Joins Los York

    Tuesday, May 20, 2025

    Los York has signed award-winning designer and creative director Jeff Lam. He was previously creative director at TBWAChiatDay in Los Angeles where he led high-profile campaigns for Gatorade and Levi’s. He helmed the relaunch of the iconic “Is It In You?” campaign, and his latest work for Gatorade features Kendrick Lamar--the first musician in the brand’s history to be included as an athlete. Lam is also behind multiple viral moments for the brand, such as the HO77YWOOD sign for basketball star Luka Dončić and last season’s WNBA opener film featuring Caitlin Clark shooting a rapid-fire succession of three-pointers. After helping win the Levi’s business for the agency, Lam launched the brand’s gravity-defying dance anthem “This Floor is Yours” with super-producer Kaytranada.

    Prior to TBWAChiatDay, Lam was Creative Director on Activision at 72andSunny, where he launched Call of Duty’s most successful campaign. Before that, he served as lead art director at Wieden+Kennedy for Nike EMEA, working across multiple sport categories and mediums. With over a decade of experience, Lam has consistently blended his passions for fashion, sneakers, music, culture, technology, and graphic design to create distinctive branding work for clients around the world.

    “Jeff is a total standout,” said Scott Hidinger, executive creative director at Los York. “We’ve been on the hunt for a creative mind like Jeff. After reviewing hundreds of candidates and after dozens of conversations, Jeff immediately felt like a true fit with Los York--not just on paper, but at a DNA level. He brings blue-chip brand advertising experience, but with a mindset built for the kind of work Los York is known for.”

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