by Stephen Turner The Blackmagic Design URSA Mini camcorder is an awesome and professional beast finds Stephen Turner. Watch his video review and see why he thinks so! For more information contact Stephen at www.stephen-turner.com.au […]
I swore blind that as the years passed, I would not morph into a grumpy old man. And I haven’t. I’m not old. But right now, I am bloody grumpy! And I am grumpy because […]
Japanese robot animations may be some of your all time favorites, with passionate Japanese music, giant robots fighting in the city, and intense battles. Bring back some childhood memories with this cool robot iClone-made video! […]
Okay, so I am a blatant and unashamed fan of these three reprobates. Socially inept, marginally sexist, don’t give a damn what others think and enjoy a good time (and yes they earn a shedload […]
For as long as I can remember, I have written articles and reviews that started with variations of “In the 1976 novel ‘Imperial Earth’, uber science fiction writer and visionary Arthur C Clarke introduced us […]
As you probably know (assuming you are a regular to FV^VR reader / follower and Australian Videocamera before that) I have a penchant for in-car camcorders – GoPro, Thinkware, Sony, Nikon, Panasonic and others have […]
Tony Jordan is the mind and the pen behind many of our most popular TV shows.. In this exclusive interview, he passes on some wisdom to,aspiring writers. And he should know! Who remembers the actor […]
Back in the “old days” of web development when I first started (in 1997 using a brilliant product at the time called NetObjects Fusion of which I also wrote the IDG “Bible” – a 700 […]
What to do with footage after it has been edited and used for whatever it was shot for – whether it be a diary of a holiday, a travelogue, major event such as a wedding, […]
Every Sunday morning, a fair percentage of people click on the TV set at 9am to watch the ABC current affairs show “Insiders” with Barrie Cassidy. And Chez Hague is no different. What with the […]
One of the latest buzz words floating around the video world of late is LUT. So what is a LUT, why do they exist, why would you use one and how? LUT stands for Look […]
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 […]
Blackmagic Design today announced that Director Michael Muller used 18 Micro Studio Camera 4Ks as part of two custom built virtual reality (VR) rigs to film “Into the Now,” an underwater VR documentary, which is […]
Making virtual reality a mainstream technology has been threatening for some years now, but everything I have tried to use has proven to be – while workable – mostly too hard for classification as a […]
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 15 years ago in Sydney I had a good mate. Let’s call him Pete. Pete was a videographer, and a good one. He had been through the old school of radio, TV, live broadcasting […]
There are so many video editing packages on the market, for the newcomer, perhaps finally deciding to upgrade from the restrictions of iMovie or Windows Movie Maker, the choices are potentially confusing. As well as […]
I woke up with this in mind at 2am this morning and had to write it down. For 2 hours it kept going around and around in my head for some odd reason, as while […]
The Channel 9 / Fairfax media hoo-hah today brought up some interesting questions. Not the least by no less than ex-Prime Minister Paul Keating on the 7:30 Report tonight on the ABC. And it got […]
Faced with capturing on screen the essence of venerated Kiwi climber and adventurer Sir Edmund Hillary, New Zealand cinematographer David Paul NZCS knew he would be asking a lot of his camera. For the six-part, […]
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