We are compiling a list of Chrissy “gift’ ideas for the shooter / editor / writers etc among us. (Yes we know that normally these “gift” ideas are way out of the league of most […]
Yesterday was our local market day here in not so sunny downtown Quinninup, a hamlet of around 300 people in the deep south west forests of Western Australia. It happens on an annual basis, and […]
There are a number of myths about drones and how they can impose on privacy, be dangerous if they fall out of the sky, are a potential hazard for “proper” aircraft and so on. At […]
The days of the Box Brownie are well and truly behind us, and so are those of the 8mm Videocamera and Instamatic cameras. Even those nifty Polaroids after a bit of a comeback and now […]
About 12 or so months ago I wrote about an external drive from Seagate that proudly also carried the DJI (of drone fame) moniker. At that time, we were testing GoPro Karma drones up at […]
The best laid plans of mice and men… When going on any shooting trip (with cameras folks, not things that go bang), it is a fact of life that the chance of something going wrong […]
Meet the world’s first machine learning-driven photogrammetry engine built for industry Photogrammetry is the complicated process of generating accurate 3D reconstructions from 2D images. It’s a challenging endeavor, involving intricate knowledge of cameras, geometry, motion, and […]
We were seeing our friends and sponsors from Panasonic, Canon, Sony and BENQ, and making our acquaintance with others such as Adeal (with Pelican and Manfrotto in particular) and CR Kennedy (Lowepro, DJI). Here is […]
A big part of the video shooting I do is moving vehicle based, and to achieve this as best I can, I have watched LOTS of Top Gear and The Grand Tour in particular to […]
As mentioned, our trip to Exmouth involved around 400 video clips, and of course, while we all try our best to minimise useless shots, these will happen from time to time, along with the necessity […]
Said to be designed for avid photographers and drone enthusiasts who require durable and high-performance media capture solutions, Western Digital is rolling out the all-new My Passport Wireless SSD in Australia. The My Passport Wireless SSD features […]
Jacqui and I are off again on a trip to a) have a well-deserved holiday and b) in the process, test out a number of cameras and other devices in the real world. So what […]
By Dr David Smith For some months I have had serious issues with live video break-up on my Galaxy S5 from the Mavic Pro. Very embarrassing when it happens in full view of a paying […]
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Photographer Reuben Wu has taken rocky pinnacles and to loftier visual heights – by adding halos to their craggy heads. Part of his Lux Noctis project, that lights rocky landscapes at night, these recent images add a unique creative […]
The good folk at Rhino wanted to challenge themselves by trying to shoot a cinematic short film with just 5 pieces of camera equipment. Everyone knows that camera equipment can get overwhelming at times. Sometimes […]
From today, pilots of DJI drones, arguably the most popular brand in the country, will be required to pass a short “knowledge quiz” about safety in order to fly their machines. Based on info on the […]
It’s not often you see good news stories about vendors, especially multinational ones where the usually hapless customer has to deal with someone Overseas with all its inherent problems, most notably usually location and language […]
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