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A Place to Call Home, the Seven Network’s upcoming television drama starring Noni Hazlehurst and created by Bevan Lee and the producers of Packed to the Rafters and Winners & Losers, is the first Australian series to be shot exclusively with Sony’s flagship F65 4K camera.

Sony’s new PMW-F5 and F55 cameras are now available to rent from Lemac. Combined with Lemac’s vast rentals fleet including new PL-mount 35mm glass from Canon (30-105mm T2.8 Cinema Zoom) and Zeiss (70-200mm T2.9 Compact Zoom), filmmakers have more options than ever before.

Lemac’s Canon C300PL cameras have been utilized for the two-part documentary Breaker Morant the Retrial.

On Sunday 24th March, staff from our Melbourne office represented team Lemac in the Herald Sun/Citylink Run for the Kids, raising funds for the Royal Children's Hospital Good Friday Appeal.

Still going strong and forever inventive, Dedo Weigert showed us once again why his lights have become such a phenomenon in the industry worldwide with their high output, extreme efficiency, amazing design and almost unbreakable ruggedness.

“Underbelly: Squizzy” is the latest in the long-running and hugely successful Underbelly series, produced by Screentime for the Nine Network, with camera rental and support provided by the Melbourne Lemac Rentals team.

This focus on the Blackmagic Cinema Camera aims to discuss some of the challenges of the system, technical pointers on how to approach the camera, and equipment that can be used to make the camera system more functional for your application.

Shooting on 2 of our Canon C300s (PL), Backyard Ashes is a feature film project written by Wagga locals Peter Cox and Mark Grentell and is a film based in Wagga Wagga, filmed in Wagga Wagga and most importantly filled with the people of Wagga Wagga.