Konova Contest
We are happy to announce an exciting video contest sponsored by Konova. The company has donated three outstanding prizes, including a slider and a slider jib. Click here to find out more and to enter the contest.
We are happy to announce an exciting video contest sponsored by Konova. The company has donated three outstanding prizes, including a slider and a slider jib. Click here to find out more and to enter the contest.
We are happy to announce an exciting video contest sponsored by Konova. The company has donated three outstanding prizes, including a slider and a slider jib. Tom has used and reviewed Konova sliders and has always found them of the highest quality. Here are the prizes Konova K7 Slider with two tripod stability arms Konova … Continue reading Konova Contest
I got a new addition to my KONOVA slider system. It’s called “Master Pan” and it allows you to pan the camera while moving it along a slider. This is great if you want a product shot where the camera is always centered on the product, or if you want to do a moving timelapse … Continue reading KONOVA Master Pan
Today, I have for you a review of the newest Konova motorized slider kits.
Here are a few great little travel sliders from Konova.
If you own a Konova slider or their timelapse kit then you have to get this jib add-on.
Camera Dollies Dollies are expensive and also slow to set up and work with. For this reason most filmmakers working with DSLR / DSLM cameras opt for sliders or handheld stabilizers. If you are going to work with a big, cinema camera set-up, though, you will need a dolly for the slow long super smooth … Continue reading Camera Dolly
Camera Sliders Together with handheld stabilizers, sliders are a great option for adding camera movement to your work. As compared to stabilizers, sliders give you smoother shots. Their minus is that they have a more limited range. For traditional video work, my favourite slider is the iFootage Carbon Fiber Shark Slider S1, which I reviewed … Continue reading Camera Sliders
Recently, I watched a series of very good time-lapse videos and was struck at how entertaining they were. Some of the makers of these videos called their work short films and I don’t think they are wrong to do so. Although they do not have a traditional narrative, they can be totally absorbing.
If you’re like most filmmakers and videographers out there these days, then chances are you’re most likely shooting video with a DSLR camera. Most of you probably forgot that the same camera can also be used to take amazing RAW photos. So why not invest in a cheap intervalometer for your camera and have some … Continue reading Timelapses