I first saw information on Loupedeck in 2019 via an advert in a magazine on the shelf in my local newsagent. The particular model in the ad was the original full size Loupedeck+, a console […]
Any if I do have a drone, why do I not use an $89 one from a toy store as against an $800 (or more) one from a company like DJI? […]
James’ latest project sees the renowned photographer step out of his comfort zone as a wedding photographer, to capture a striking image series that focuses on how a person and their dwelling can influence each other. […]
With the recent acquisition by Videocraft of the Digistor and Adimex companies, I thought it might be a good idea to sit down with Videocraft’s Director james Taylor and have a chat. I was particularly […]
Whether you are a filmmaker or a vendor to the industry, we’d like to talk to you! […]
Griffith used a VR camera with eight lenses designed to capture a 360 degree view, which produced eight clips at 3840 x 2880 resolution each. These angles were then stitched together to create a full 360 degree, stereoscopic image. […]
“There’s an app to do that” is a common catch cry. But is there anything that you need that an app could do and is not available for? […]
Long gone are the days of super heavy lead acid batteries being the only option; lithium batteries are available for a multitude of uses and in a variety of sizes and guises. […]
As I recall, these shots were all taken on Hasselblad cameras (including that famous one of the very first Earthrise and all the shots of the astronauts kangaroo-ing around on the lunar surface) […]
In March, The Zodiacal Light, the Milky Way and Galactic Centre, Venus at greatest eastern elongation, the Full Moon, the conjunction of Venus and Mars, the March equinox, the conjunction of the Moon and Mercury, Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn, the Messier Marathon, Sunrises, Sunsets, Star Trails and more will be available to shoot. […]
It previously sold for over US$200,000 and its studio version now retails for $295, with Blackmagic Design introducing a free version in 2011 […]
The party trick of the Logickey line is the colour coded keys showing groups of commands for the editing package. I have always found using short cut keys far more effective than the mouse for fast editing, and these keyboards are simply brilliant for that purpose. […]
With all the stuff going on in the world right now, I got to thinking. And there is a video element in this as part of a more expanded creative view of things overall. I […]
Planning was crucial because of the dreaded generation loss: every time you dubbed to a new tape the video quality declined significantly. After three generations the first thing to go was colour and clients didn’t appreciate black and white videos. But how could I include titles and graphics? […]
As I extracted a video from my DJI Air2S drone today and fired it across to my main desktop computer for editing in DaVinci Resolve using Bluetooth, I had a strange compulsion to reflect on […]
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I have always had a fascination for Space. Even before the first Moon landing, as a kid I had tens of books on it and used to draw with a compass and pencil images and […]
Over the last 18 months, I have had the opportunity to be at the coalface of tech. And by “tech” I mean more than just gaming and PCs/Mac with their ancillary bits and pieces. To […]
D2N recently provided Airspeeder with custom comms for their first-ever EXA Series pre-season test race, also known as the EXA Drag Race. In this amazing race two remotely piloted Airspeeder Mk3 aircraft from Team Alpha […]
Bring your footage to life with an impactful, cinematic color grade. Color grading is a process, and there’s no catch-all grade or technique that will make your footage look the way you want. In this […]
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