Cooke Optics is set to showcase its new lenses in a mix of virtual and physical spaces at the EnergaCamerimage 2023 film festival, which takes place in Toruń, Poland, from 11 – 18 November.
The company says its latest full-frame and zoom lenses will combine with brand-new camera technology, LED wall displays, mixed reality sets and real-time CG pre-visualisation tools “to reveal the latest possibilities for modern productions” in partnership with Sony and supported by EZTrack.
![Cooke Anamorphic i FF and EZtrack aggregator](https://www.televisual.com/wp-content/uploads/cooke-anamorphic-i-ff-and-eztrack-aggregator-640x360.jpg)
Cooke Anamorphic i FF and EZtrack aggregator
On display will be a system that allows for the merging of on-set images with CG elements in real time. Presented on the 1.8x full frame Anamorphic/i and utilising Cooke’s /i technology interfaced with EZtrack’s aggregator, this demonstration will show how live, accurate in-camera anamorphic visualisation is now viable – giving cinematographers and directors the instant confidence that a shot has worked, claims the company.
In addition to Cooke’s Stand in the Market area of the main hub of the Festival at CKK Jordanki, which will present a selection of Cooke’s leading lens ranges including Panchro/i Classic FF and the new mirrorless SP3, the company will also reprise its exclusive test environment at the historic Hotel 1231 in Toruń Old Town.
![Cooke SP3 on Sony FX6](https://www.televisual.com/wp-content/uploads/cooke-sp3-on-sony-fx6-640x360.jpg)
Cooke SP3 on Sony FX6
Cinematographers will have the opportunity to test Cooke’s flagship S8/i Full Frame prime lenses and Varotal/i Full Frame zoom lenses with the recently announced Sony Burano full frame CineAlta camera as well as the Sony Venice 2, on a mixed reality set. Sony will also provide the latest in LED wall technology with the Crystal LED Verona.
![Cooke Varotal i FF on Sony Venice](https://www.televisual.com/wp-content/uploads/cooke-varotal-i-ff-on-sony-venice-640x360.jpg)
Cooke Varotal i FF on Sony Venice
Cooke will also run a series of Open House sessions during the festival, which awards films according to their visual, aesthetic and technical values.
Michael Burns
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