LensVid Talk 46 – 32K Resolution Editing, Benro Electronic VND and More Accessories LensVid Talk

Welcome to another action-packed episode of LensVid Talk (episode 46). This week, we’ve gathered an extensive list of the latest gear and industry updates to keep you up to speed. We kick things off with some essential grip and filtration, looking at the versatile Kupo Super Viser Clamp and the new NiSi VND kit. From there, we dive deep into the lighting and power world with a double dose of Godox (the X3 Pro and Sky Air Talk), a first look at the Aputure Storm 700X, and the new Amaran RAY series. On the audio and monitoring front, we discuss the Tascam FRAV4, Rode’s latest announcements, including the Rodecaster Video and Wireless Micro, and the new DJI Mic 3.

We also break down the massive monitor lineup from Atomos, featuring the Ninja TX, Shinobi 7 RX, and the high-end Studio PRO-2710 monitor. To wrap things up, we touch on Blackmagic’s push into 32K resolution support in DaVinci Resolve, the innovative Benro electronic ND filter, and some unique niche tools like the SmallRig RM 03 for macro work. It’s a long one, so let’s get started!

This episode was recorded in mid-December 2025

Kupo Super Viser Clamp (KCP-608)

Kupo released in 2025 its new Super Viser Clamp that includes a clever twist—literally. It features a baby pin that can change orientation, making it much easier to mount lights and accessories in tight spaces or on unusual surfaces where a standard vice clamp would struggle. We got a unit for testing and already used it on a production holding a light on a shelf pointing at the ceiling – it worked very well and was super helpful in that situation.

Price: Around $105 – Kupo Super Viser Clamp on Amazon

The Super Viser Clamp in action

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NiSi JetMag Pro VND Kit

NiSi magnetic filter system added in 2025, an important piece – VND. The kit includes a “True Color” VND (1-5 stops), a 1-9 stop Mist Creator kit, and additional magnetic caps and step-down rings. It features a small adjustment handle to prevent fingerprints on the glass and is remarkably lightweight for gimbal use.

Price: Around $520– NiSi JetMag Pro on Creative Kit on Amazon

Official NiSi Jetmag video

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Godox X3 Pro Flash Trigger

Following the tiny X3 trigger (which we got about a year ago), Godox released the Pro version, which addresses the main complaints of the original. It features a larger touchscreen that is easier to navigate with fingers, larger physical buttons for quicker access, and enhanced Bluetooth for better app control when the camera is mounted out of reach.

Price: $100 – Godox X3 Pro on Amazon

Official Godox X3Pro video

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Godox Sky Air Talk

Godox entered the intercom market with the Sky Air Talk. This dual-band (1.9/2.4GHz) communication system offers a 600m range, 18-hour battery life, and noise cancellation. It even includes tally light integration, which is a rare and welcome feature for multi-cam productions.

Price: starting from $83 – Godox Sky Air Talk

Official Godox Sky Air Talk video

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Tascam FR-AV4 Audio Recorder

This advanced 32-bit float field recorder is a powerhouse in a compact metal body. It features high-quality HDDA preamps, HDMI pass-through for timecode sync, and a unique Bluetooth module that allows monitoring via wireless headphones—a first for this category.

Price: $1000 – Tascam FR-AV4

Official FR-AV4 video

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Aputure Storm 700X

Utilizing the new “BLAIR” light engine, the Storm 700X is three times brighter than the LS 600 Pro while maintaining a relatively compact form factor. It offers a wide CCT range from 2500K to 10,000K with extreme color accuracy across the entire spectrum.

Price: $1700 – Aputure Storm 700X

Official Aputure Storm 700X video

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Prograde Digital PG25 Pro Thunderbolt 5 Dock

The Prograde PG25 Pro is one of the first docks to utilize the lightning-fast Thunderbolt 5 interface. It features a massive 140W USBC power delivery on the front, 2.5G networking, and most importantly for many users—a physical on/off switch to manage power safely.

Price: $300 – Prograde PG25 Pro on Amazon.

Atomos Ninja TX, Shinobi 7 RX, and Studio Pro 2710

Atomos refreshed its entire lineup. The Ninja TX ($800) adds CFexpress Type B recording and quieter cooling. The Shinobi 7 RX ($700) is a 2200-nit high-brightness monitor/wireless receiver with Wi-Fi 6E. Finally, the upcoming Studio Pro 2710 is a 27-inch reference monitor aimed at high-end color grading.

Price: Starting at $1000 – Atomos Ninja TX, The Shinobi 7 RX is selling for around $800.

Official Ninja TX video

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Rodecaster Video S & Wireless Micro

Rode continues to dominate the creator space. The Rodecaster Video S ($500) is a more affordable, compact version of their video switcher with dual XLR inputs and much of what its bigger brother can do in a more compact form factor (and a small number of reduced capabilities). The Wireless Micro ($150) is a tiny, pocket-friendly 24-bit wireless system for smartphone and camera users.

Price: $500 – Rodecaster Video S the Wireless Micro sells for $150.

Rodecaster Video S official video

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DJI Mic 3

The new DJI Mic 3 brings dual-band 32-bit float internal recording to an even smaller square form factor. It supports a crazy 4-transmitter to 8-receiver configuration and offers 20 hours of battery life with advanced noise cancellation.

Price: Various kits available – DJI Mic 3

DJI Mic 3 official video

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Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve 32K Support

In a move that looks straight into the future, the latest DaVinci Resolve update adds support for 32K resolution editing on the new Mac M5 chips. While no commercial cameras shoot 32K yet, this prepares the software for extreme VR and possibly future sphere-based content.

Benro NE1 Electronic ND Filter

Perhaps the biggest surprise of the episode is that Benro is launching a rectangular electronic VND system. It covers ND3 to ND64, features Corning optical glass, and includes a Bluetooth controller for remote adjustments—targeting a price point under $400.

Price: Under $400 (Expected) – Benro NE1 Pre-launch

Benro NE1 video

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Amaran RAY Series (60C, 120C, 360C, 660C)

The new RAY series introduces “Omni-Color” technology to the Amaran line. The 660C is now their most powerful COB, offering high color accuracy (SSI of 80 in daylight) and a more balanced spectrum thanks to the inclusion of indigo emitters.

Price: $190 – $700 – Amaran RAY 360 on Amazon

Official Amaran Ray series video

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SmallRig RM 03 Macro LED 

Rounding out the list, SmallRig’s RM 03 ($50) is a flexible gooseneck LED kit perfect for macro photography as well as tabletop work.

Price: $50 – SmallRig RM 03 on Amazon

Official SmallRig RM 03 video

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Hydra x Dan Ming Speed Pan

The Hydra x Dan Ming ($450) is a rotatable pan system that allows for cinematic camera movements while mounted to a vehicle via suction cups. Pretty cool!

You can get the Hydra x Dan Ming Speed Pan System on Amazon.

Official Tilta video on the speed pan

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Iddo Genuth
Iddo Genuth is the founder and chief editor of LensVid.com. He has been a technology reporter working for international publications since the late 1990's and covering photography since 2009. Iddo is also a co-founder of a production company specializing in commercial food and product visual content.

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