8.30.19: Behold The Panasonic S1H And Its Myriad Wonders

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8.30.19: Behold The Panasonic S1H And Its Myriad Wonders

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Aug 30, 2019

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This week Charles and George discuss the big news from KitSplit and Sharegrid, the Panasonic S1H, if we'll finally REALLY be able to see movies the way Nolan intended, plus tech news, and an "Ask No Film School."
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Aug 30, 2019

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