Here is my review of the black-colored, high-end RØDE NT1 analog electret condenser studio microphone, together with its matching shockmount and pop filter, not to be confused with the similarly named NT-USB or NT1A from the same Australian manufacturer. This article review will include a test recording of the side-addressed NT1 compared with the end-addressed […]
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LensShifter Pro is the new designation for the balanced focus and zoom grip for camera lenses from the same people behind FocusShifter, and it’s all about colour. Although modern focus systems make it easier for videographers to use autofocus, there are times when you really want the precision that manual gives you. LensShifter is a […]
If you use graduated neutral density filters regularly, the news from Aurora Aperture may be something to explore: the company claims to have develop the first variable Graduated Neutral Density (GND) filter. With a hard transition and a continuous range of 5 stops, the new Aurora PowerGXND may not be the filter to solve all […]
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Scott Simmons The Editblog When I got to looking back over 2017 I’m stuck by the fact that I’m not really struck by anything particularly ground-breaking or earth-shattering that came down the line this year, at least as far as film and video post-production goes. This roundtable discussion is something PVC has done before and […]
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