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by Zack Young · Posted
On-camera monitors continue to grow in popularity with filmmakers and photographers wanting a bigger, better view of their image than a flip-out LCD can provide. The Desview R5II 5.5" touchscreen monitor is, on paper, a great offering: lightweight, affordable, versatile, and bright. It even comes with useful accessories like a swivel-and-tilt shoe mount, a sunshade, a USB drive for loading LUTs, and a couple variations of HDMI
by Steven Esposito · Posted
“I solemnly swear to back up my important documents and precious memories on March 31.” That is the pledge for World Backup Day, an organization whose goal is to make sure your personal data is safe. It is a noble mission, and B&H would like to do our part to spread the message and help provide some resources so you can start backing up.
This page is neither officially supported nor endorsed by World Backup Day.
What Would You Do If You Lost Everything?
It’s a chilling question
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When you're shooting an indie film and are short on time, having gear that eases the video production process smoother is a lifesaver. Enter Impact’s new KeyGrip series: a lineup that innovates on the tried-and-true grip gear. Join us on set to see how we light a scene using these KeyGrip Stands.
0:00 - Today's Video Shoot
0:52 - Why Use Impact's KeyGrip Stands?
2:44 - Lighting Each Scene
5:57 - On-Set Video Monitoring
6:28 - Slider Shot
7:25 - Our Overall Thoughts
8:26 - It's Not About Talent by Doug Guerra
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Whether you're outfitting a tiny conference room or a massive ballroom, PTZ cameras can help you pan, tilt, and zoom your way to the best angles and most effective ways to communicate your message during a video conference. With PTZ camera setups varying wildly in size, price, and configuration, we're breaking down possible workflows for different kinds of scenarios.
1. Home Office
If you're just outfitting a setup for yourself, a single
by Zack Young · Posted
RODE takes a bold and buttonless step forward with the RODECaster Video Core, a software-based all-in-one production console featuring three HDMI inputs, two XLR inputs, and a whole host of USB-C ports for video, audio, power, and interfacing with a computer or Elgato Stream Deck. Gone are the physical switches and faders seen on past RODECaster offerings, with the Video Core instead relying on software control
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Now that the hype surrounding Nikon’s acquisition of RED and the launch of the ZR cinema camera has settled, we’re finally putting it to the test on set. Nick combed through FAQs gathered from our YouTube comments, our website, and Reddit, and he’ll be tackling them all in this video. You'll also get his honest opinion on the best features and the quirks. This hands-on experience is truly a deep dive (especially since Nick read all 120 pages of the user guide).
0:00 - Today's Video
0:53 - Key ZR Specs
1:42 - Nick's Initial Thoughts &
by Steven Esposito · Posted
Coming hot on the heels of the announcement of the latest iPad Air, Apple revealed its latest technologies, including the new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, updated Studio Displays, and the all-new MacBook Neo. Whether you are a designer, developer, or even a power user, Apple enables you to streamline your workload and processes with the latest devices now featuring Apple’s M5 silicon. Let’s take a look.
Apple M5
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Before the timelines, color grading, and fancy transitions, video editing starts with offloading your footage. Patrick shares how the OWC Envoy Ultra Portable SSD allows him to avoid bottlenecks, juggling lots of assets, and much more!
0:00 - Intro
0:48 - Copying Footage
1:09 - Card Reader?
1:30 - Editing from Drive
1:59 - Thunderbolt 5 Cable
2:11 - More Attributes
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by Steven Esposito · Posted
Apple revealed its latest entry into the iPad Air family, now with the powerful M4 silicon. Featuring more memory options, a faster GPU, and more, the iPad Air with M4 is up to 30% faster than the iPad Air with M3. N1 and C1X wireless technologies are also baked into the M4 iPad Air, along with support for Wi-Fi 7.
Apple 13" iPad Air with M4
At the heart of the iPad Air is the M4 chip, empowering users with greater
by Steven Esposito · Posted
Students and those taking their first steps into the creative world don’t need the best and most expensive systems out there. Just like riding a bike, you need some training wheels before you become a world-class cyclist. As you become more seasoned with your capabilities and your workload becomes more intense, that is when you can start looking at more advanced systems. But for now, let’s take a look at what makes a good entry-level laptop for creative tasks.
by Zack Young · Posted
Sigma expands their novel autofocus cine lens line with the new 28-105mm AF Cine T3 full frame zoom lens, available in E-mount or L-mount with markings in feet or meters. Based on the optical formula of the popular DG DN
by Steven Esposito · Posted
All work and no play makes a very dull monitor, which is why Dell is happy to reveal its new U3226Q UltraSharp monitor—designed for both work and play. Graphic designers and programmers get a nice clear view of their work with this monitor’s ability to leverage a high refresh rate to ensure a clear and silky-smooth experience.
by Steven Esposito · Posted
ASUS has teamed up with Kojima Productions to create the limited-edition ROG Flow Z13 gaming laptop. First revealed at CES 2026, the soon-to-be-released 2-in-1 laptop features a unique design inspired by the work of famed game developer Hideo Kojima. Along with its one-of-a-kind aesthetic, the Flow Z13 packs enough under the hood to please even the most hardcore
by Steven Esposito · Posted
Looking for a capture card for your video podcast? You've come to the right place. In this guide, we're looking at some of our favorite capture cards and discussing how they can help streamline and enhance your production.
AVerMedia Live Gamer ULTRA 2.1 Capture Card
The different tiers
by Steven Esposito · Posted
As time passes, technology evolves. Some older technology is left in the dust while new and improved options begin to thrive! Do you remember Firewire? Chances are you do, but do you remember the last time you needed to use it? That’s because connectivity has become so much more streamlined within the last several years and perhaps it is time for a refresher course in the wild world of USB! So, get out that box of tangled cables and look at which ones you need and which can be thrown out.
Connectivity and Ports
What came first, the connector