The American Movie Company Adds Second Canon 5d Mark II To Digital SLR Inventory
Online, January 23, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Located in New York City's Financial District, The American Movie Company specializes in providing green screen studio, teleprompter and camera rental with talented young staff members to both corporate and media interests. Through its website, AmericanMovieCo.com, AMC also offers in-house post production at competitive rates and a quality that is unmatched.
To supplement an already inclusive digital arsenal, AMC purchased a new Canon 5D Mark II body from B&H Photo's 9th Avenue New York City location. With it, the AMC production team - which already utilizes a 5DMII, 7D, and EOS lens set to provide multiple camera shoots - can now support three-camera setups both in-studio and on-location.
The low light proficiency of the CMOS image censor that Canon equips both the 7D and 5D Mark II with allows their cameras to operate efficiently in settings that were previously unavailable to professional cinematographers, and contributes a significant amount of mobility to AMC's production capabilities.
With the newest addition to its SLR inventory, AMC's list of in-house cameras now ranges from budget conscious to cinema-quality with three Canon DSLR's, as well as the Sony F900, the Panasonic HVX 200, and a Red One outfitted with the Mysterium-X chip. AMC CEO Bill Milling's purchase of a third SLR camera signals a commitment to expanding the digital capabilities of the company, while continuing to support clients looking for professional, network-level image quality and control at a reasonable price.
"The low light capabilities of these cameras via their incredible image sensors make them the optimal choice for shooting in any condition we might encounter, either in-studio or on location," Mr. Milling says.
Prior to offering full production services and camera rental equipment, The American Movie Company LLC was established in 1995 as a feature film and television company, and presently produces high quality content for the iAxsis interactive broadband channels. Go to http://www.americanmovieco.com for more information about AMC and its services.
