Will smartphones replace real cameras?
How bright is your light?
When Mole-Richardson launched its biggest, 3000-watt LED, there was much rejoicing – finally, a real LED movie light, with...
A Vlog Monitor to use with the Xperia PRO-I smartphone
Along with the announcement of the new Xperia PRO-I smartphone for photographers and videographers, Sony introduced a Vlog Monitor...
ProRes framerate iPhone 13 questions, answered
On September 16, 2021, I published: iPhone 13 ProRes — 6 questions for Apple. Those questions were about whether...
New MacBook Pros, new M1 Pro and M1 Max chips and Final Cut Pro 10.6 in today’s Apple Event
It was a big Apple day for pro users after today’s Apple Event as the long rumored and redesigned...
Taking The New Sigma 28-70mm F2.8 DG DN | C For A Spin
Sigma allowed me to take the new Sigma 28-70mm F2.8 DG DN | C for a bit of a...
Is too much Resolution too much of a good thing?
For decades, the push for resolution in electronic cameras was practically a war, a way of life, an epic...
Producing an audio opening for radio/podcast
After producing several of them since 2008 for myself and clients, I recently launched a brand new online radio...
Canon EOS VR System is compatible with Pico VR headsets
ProVideo Coalition has confirmed that Canon’s new VR lens is compatible with more headsets than the Quest 2, and...
SolidLight, a scalable holographic display for huge video walls
Allowing viewers to experience digital objects in the physical world that escape the screen and are indistinguishable from reality,...
Panasonic LUMIX BS1H: a new cinema camera in a compact body
The new “box-style” cinema camera from LUMIX is a full-frame model with 6K 24p / 5.9K 30p 10-bit unlimited...
Canon RF5.2mm F2.8 L Dual Fisheye: a world’s first for VR capture
The world’s first digital interchangeable dual fisheye lens capable of shooting stereoscopic 3D 180° VR imagery to a single...
Post|Production World is online and free
The Post|Production World conference is a staple of NAB Show and while we were planning to move full speed...
Manfrotto MOVE: a whole new way to move cameras
Manfrotto announced MOVE, claiming it is the lightest Quick Release System on the market for dynamic users. The system...
Cinematic Mode, the future of iPhone cinematography, and ProRes on a phone
By now, you’ll have likely seen an article or social post about Cinematic Mode, the new computational background blur available...
