I was chatting to an old friend this morning, a lecturer at Swinburne Uni (where coincidentally I have just started doing an online Bachelor of Media and Communications over the next 4 years online). In […]
I am not to proud to admit that the current “situation” has me a tad jumpy. Oh I am not concerned about actually getting the BeerVirus, I am more concerned about two other things that […]
Arguably, the MAVIC Mini from drone experts DJI is the most important model they have made. This applies to the commercial point of view – it sells shedloads – and from an engineering aspect, as […]
We all like to think we have the next Big Film (or book) inside us just waiting to pop out and be discovered by a famous producer. Then we’ll be rich and famous and get […]
Following his work on ‘The Hitman’s Bodyguard’ Director of Photography Jules O’Loughlin ASC ACS, who has built a solid resume of great action projects with strong dramatic performances, was approached to shoot this film. Waugh […]
by Neil Matsumoto Although 8K is now available in cinema cameras, 8K broadcast for the masses is still a long way off. Panasonic announced a new 8K ROI (Region of Interest) system, altering traditional broadcast […]
I love using so-called “action cameras”. You know, GoPros and models from DJI, Sony and countless “knock-off” brands. That’s cause I have habits of throwing cars around race tracks and dirt roads, attempting to catch […]
BY NEIL MATSUMOTO Growing up with a love of shooting 35mm still film, New York-based DP Nick Dabas did not follow the traditional road in becoming a cinematographer. After graduating college with a degree in graphic design, […]
Preparation for shooting aerial footage with your drone You have bought that shiny new DJI MAVIC, raced home, charged it up and now ready to fly and get your fist video. But there are some […]
On Friday I had to make one of the hardest decisions I have ever had to make. And it got me thinking after the initial grief had dropped to a minimal level that was bearable. […]
Well now were up and running, mostly successfully, but there were hiccups in the middle. The first of course was with Telstra whereby the promised SIM card that we were told would be here by […]
And Telstra wonders why so many people detest them and are happy to tell all their mates – and anyone who will listen – why. Well here is our sorry tale to add to the […]
Usually when a product or technology hits a specific point, you know it is now mainstream. So with Sennheiser’s AMBEO technology now being used in automotive entertainment systems, it can truly be said it has […]
Successful producer, director, DoP and owner of Paper Bark Films Gregory Read is a school friend of David Mayman’s – the rocket-obsessed businessman. When Mayman told Read he wanted to build a jetpack, Read suggested […]
Blackmagic Design today announced the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K, a new handheld digital film camera with a full Super 35 size 6K HDR image sensor, 13 stops of dynamic range, an EF lens mount and dual […]
You can see a video and get all the features here. We’ll have a First Look review very soon!
Having had the LG Super UHD SM9450 65” TV for a few weeks now I have come to a major conclusion. The best way to describe it from a review point of view is not […]
After much soul searching and market research, I have decided there is a legitimate option to again produce a properly paper printed edition of Australian Videocamera magazine. This would not be a regular monthly edition […]
The latest edition of Australian Videocamera’s interactive e-magazine is now available for download free of charge. Table of Contents: To download, click here (2MB PDF)
The initial problem I see with Adobe Rush is simply this; why would I buy a program such as this with its limitations, when you can get something such as Vegas Movie Studio which has […]
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