If you work with heavy camera set-ups, then you know the value of a good camera support system. Here is a great addition to a camera and gimbal support that I reviewed before. Continue reading Flowline Placid Spring Arm
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Cinegears Wireless Video System Ghost-Eye 150m
Over the years, I’ve had a chance to use and review a number of wireless video systems. Here is a high-end system from Cinegears called the Ghost-Eye 150m. Continue reading Cinegears Wireless Video System Ghost-Eye 150m
Archeer Portable Bluetooth Speaker
As you probably know, I have been on the road for quite a while now, but I am heading home soon and will be much more active on YouTube. While travelling, I’ve had with me a portable bluetooth speaker from Archeer. Here is my review of it. Continue reading Archeer Portable Bluetooth Speaker
HD-3000 Steadycam System
I had a chance to test out another steadicam (hand held camera stabilizer) for cameras weighting up to 3.5kg/8lbs.
This kit is one of the more affordable camera stabilizers these days. Continue reading HD-3000 Steadycam System
Hot deal on a great wide-angle lens – Rokinon 12mm f/2.8
There is a great deal on a super-wide-angle lens that I like a lot, but it is only available for a few hours. You should head straight to BH Photo Video, if you don’t want to miss it. Continue reading Hot deal on a great wide-angle lens – Rokinon 12mm f/2.8
“How to Conduct Remarkable Interviews” – tutorials by Stillmotion
How many times have you gotten done filming an interview and thought to yourself “that could have gone much better, if only the interviewee would have…”?
Maybe the person was lacking passion, was extremely camera shy, or gave answers that were too short or rambling. Continue reading “How to Conduct Remarkable Interviews” – tutorials by Stillmotion
NAB Show 2016 Highlights
I had a chance to attend the NAB Show 2016 in Las Vegas. Despite a lack of any huge announcments there were a lot of small improvments worth mentioning. Continue reading NAB Show 2016 Highlights
Video Editing Laptop Upgrade
Earlier this year I bought a laptop for editing in 4K. It is a great machine, except for storage – it came with a traditional HDD, rather than a SSD. I know what a difference a SSD can make – that is what I had in my previous laptop – and so I decided to upgrade my newest laptop. Continue reading Video Editing Laptop Upgrade
Sony FS5 Cinematic Test – short film “Lights”
I had the chance to use the Sony FS5 camera on a few projects I did in Ecuador in January of this year. Together with a fellow filmmaker and friend, Danny Ruan, we used this great little camera on the short film “Lights”, as well as on two music videos. Continue reading Sony FS5 Cinematic Test – short film “Lights”
Sony a6300 camera review
Thanks to B&H Photo Video, I finally got my hands on the highly anticipated Sony a6300. This DSLM camera offers great specs despite being priced as a budget model – just under $1000 for the body. Continue reading Sony a6300 camera review