Adobe unveils Adobe Premiere Clip 2.0, Adobe Capture CC, and advances coming to the professional video tools […]
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What’s New and Next for Creative Cloud Video
Day: October 8, 2015
DJI Osmo: Long Exposures Without Tripod
Take long exposure shots with absolute crispness and sharpness, even without a tripod. That’s what DJI promises to users of their new product, the Osmo. Does not fly, but will take your video higher. The stabilization system in the Osmo, says DJI, keeps the camera totally still so you can freehand capture stills of up […]
Audio Mic Test for Interviews – OnSet ep.01
AdoramaTV presents On Set, an Adorama Pro series focused on professional product technique and workflow.Daniel Norton of Adorama Pro gives a tutorial showing the differences between the various audio recording options for interview video work… […]
From Photography To Video Part 3: Frame Rate, Shutter Speed and the Moving Image
In this article, I felt it was important to explain the differences between shooting for motion as opposed to still since videography – filmmaking if you will – requires a change-up of mindset when it comes to setting aperture and exposure especially while dealing with the added element of frame rate. […]
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Lens Effects: UV Haze, ND and Polarizer
Call it Dehaze, UV Haze or NeutralHazer and you’ll be talking about the same: a filter that allows, in post-processing, to improve an image, by removing haze. There are multiple ways to do it, so, in fact, the Dehaze ability is not something new or proprietary to Adobe products. If you remember well, when Adobe […]
Through The Lens – Ep. 03: @kostennn
EPISODE THREE: Antonio is an 18-year-old photographer based in New Jersey and New York City. He is passionate about showing his audience the way he sees the urban streets of the East Coast. He lives for the adrenaline & adventures while out shooting photos. […]
Shure briefly responds to 4 pending questions
Back in May 2015, I published the article Initial review: ShurePlus MOTIV Mobile Recording app for iOS. Later, I applauded Shure in TS/TRS/TRRS/TRRRS: Combating the misconnection epidemic (Links to both articles ahead.) Today, I received some very brief answers that were pending from the May article. Ahead you’ll see Shure’s response while I await units to review. […]
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Full HD monitor uses USB for signal and power
The HD Pro USB Monitor is the first of AOC’s USB-powered portable monitors to have Full-HD resolution. Compatible with Mac and PC, the monitor is the perfect solution for the frequent traveler who needs to pack multiple displays, as it easily fits into a suitcase and comes with a carrying case. The HD Pro USB […]
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From Photography To Video Part 2: Audio Recording
Audio could be the most daunting aspect while transitioning from photography to video, especially when it comes to on-camera interviews. The selection of different microphone options alone might encourage agita among those uninitiated into the world of sound recording. […]
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From Photography To Video Part 1: An Overview
I was recently hired to do post production work on a series of testimonial videos for a start up based in Vancouver. Originally the project was supposed to surround a series of artistically pleasing photo essays featuring users of the client’s product. As to what that product was is of no importance. What matters is […]
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