I have managed to have a bit of a play with the Fujifilm X-S10 over the last few weeks which has been fun. I was originally sent the camera as I works with the DJI […]
I enjoyed the Canon EOS R10. As an entry level into the R series, it does an admirable job, is easy to learn and use, and the ergonomics I liked a lot. Just one issue … […]
I’ve had my Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro for a little while now and got it down (mostly) off pat for the general everyday run-of-the-mill shooting I do. I am still learning of course […]
Reviewed by Dr David Smith, Imaginaction Updated: At the bottom of this page is a 17 minute video review. A review of the lens starts at approx 7:46 Blackmagic Design have really pushed the limits […]
I feel Fujifilm cameras tend to be a well-kept secret; maybe I am wrong, but the brand does seem to get a little lost in the noise and that is a huge shame. The models that come out of the Fujifilm factory are really very, very good and the GFX 50SII is no exception. […]
For a time shorter than I would have liked, I managed to get my hands on a Canon XF605 last week. Sadly it got purloined by Canon for an Urgent Job so I could not […]
It seems like forever since I did a proper camera review, but here we are. In the past I have mainly concentrated on camcorders and video cameras and so-called “action cams” or looked more at […]
I had high hopes for the TCL NXTWEAR G glasses. So much so that when I saw they had been released, I even thought of buying a pair and went to the “official stockist”, my […]
As promised, later than I suggested after a delay that was unavoidable – sorry folks – I finally put all the bits of the ATEN CAMLIVE PRO together to create a live stream. (NOT to […]
Normally when I am sent a review lens, it turns up in its manufacturer’s retail packaging. But regular readers will know that recently I have had the joy of playing with a Fujinon 50-135mm T2.9, […]
by Dr David Smith Once again Acon Digital from Oslo have released an audio plug-in that is innovative, beautifully made and which really works. Deverberate 3 uses AI technology to remove unwanted reverberation from a […]
We all aspire to owning something special. Or at least getting an extended hands-on “feel” to what it would be like to own something nice. You know, REALLY nice. It might be a Lamborghini Gallardo, […]
Back in the day – say 1977-1980 odd – I cut my photographic teeth with a combination of a Pentax KX, Minolta SRT101 and a Leica M2, shooting motor sport in Western Australia. Primary locations […]
Way back in the dim distant past I used to be a CB radio fan. No, not the freaky type as described in that ghastly country and western song “Convoy” (some time in the 80s), […]
I have spoken many times of using the Blackmagic Design ATEM Mini Pro for both live streaming and acting as a video mixing station for pre-recorded program creation. But if this is overkill for you, […]
I know that using a proper camera these days is not the done thing. Why have a proper camera when you have a smartphone in your pocket? Why carry two devices? And I find this […]
I mentioned in my last newsletter that Australian Videocamera was going to fold a lot more info on streaming into the mix, and so I thought a good starting point would be an overview of […]
I like elegant solutions to problems. Ones that are well thought out, practical, value for money and importantly, go the extra mile to not only provide an answer to a situation but also give a […]
I like gadgets. I especially like gadgets that talk to other gadgets making a sort of 3rd “virtual gadget”. And right now I have found an older gadget I possess will talk to my latest […]
It seems everyone wants to be a vlogger at the moment. All the cool kids are doing it. Apparently. And with everyone having a mobile smartphone, anyone can do it too, relatively simply and inexpensively. […]
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