NAB returned to Las Vegas with a focus on broadcasting, content creation, and monetization. While registration numbers were down overall – at 58,000+, according to NAB – it’s worth noting that 48 percent were first-time attendees. Broadcast tech entrepreneur Thomas Riedel’s acquisition of ARRI created buzz on the show floor, while product highlights included the Canon CN30 lens for wildlife, sports, and documentary production; new 100G versions of Blackmagic URSA Cine cameras; and DJI’s highly-anticipated Osmo Pocket 4 camera. We have video highlights from B&H and others.
The Future of Broadcasting, Filmmaking, and Streaming: NAB 2026
B&H Photo Video Pro Audio
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NAB 2026 Day 1 Recap: New Gear, Tech & Highlights
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NAB 2026 Day 2 Recap: Canon, Fujifilm, DJI & More
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NAB 2026 Pro Audio Recap: New Gear from RØDE, Zoom, Lectrosonics & More
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NAB 2026 Wrap-Up: ARRI Under Riedel, Cinema Goes Broadcast & This Year’s Trends
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All the Latest Filmmaking & Imaging Tech at NAB 2026
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NAB 2026 Videos
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