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The Zoom H4N, and other similar portable professional audio recorders, have grown at about the same rate as the DSLR revolution. The Zoom H4n became, and still is, the go-to …
For the photographers out there, you’re probably familiar with Adobe Camera Raw. Others, who come from mainly a video background, maybe a bit unfamiliar with the program. Adobe Camera …
When it comes to buying a new camera in 2014, we as customers are really spoiled for choice. Gone are the days when we cameras offering 24/25fps could be …
It seems as Sony are really taking that whole 4K thing to heart, aren’t they? I’ve lost count how many new 4K cameras they’ve announced just this year alone, but …
Sound is essential for every film production. No matter whether you shoot a short or feature film, one of the most important aspects of your work will be recording high …
Ever since it was announced back in April 2012, the Sony NEX-FS700 has been somewhat of a unique camera. The camera was announced as “4K Ready”, which left many …
The US based former sound designer and passionate filmmaker Dave Dugdale, who now stands behind the successful site www.learningdlsrvideo.com, has advice for all the GH4 users who might have some audio …
We’re nearing the end of July and the highly anticipated 4K capable mirrorless low-light phenomenon – the Sony A7S, which has been steadily shipping in the US and Asia since …
The so-called “DSLR revolution”, started by pure accident from Canon, democratised the film industry irreversibly about five years ago. They were the first to put affordable tools in the …
Podcast 007 – The Week in Review: DaVinci Resolve 11 Beta 2; Red Dragon 6K Footage; Blackmagic Camera Utility 1.9; AXIOM Alpha/Beta News, and The Pocket Camera price drop and BM …
Some say everything is cool in slow-motion! I say some things, especially fire are really cool in slow-motion. There is definitely something unique about seeing the world around you …
If Stanley Kubrick was alive in 2014, he would have been 86 years old today. Sadly, in March 1999, he passed away in his sleep, just days after the …
Shooting in black & white is still a bit of a challenge for many filmmakers and definitely it’s not a simple and straightforward process. Many professional cinematographers claim that …
Adding some creative and imaginative visual effects to your work is always something that brings more value to your video productions. Today we have a great tutorial from Film Riot that …
As mentioned by BMD CEO Grant Petty a month ago, firmware update 1.8 (which we covered here on 4KShooters.net) was a to be a part of a much bigger update rollout planned for …
In the last couple of weeks, Chinese digital cinema camera manufacturer Kinefinity have been dispatching the first KineMINI 4K cameras in small quantities to early adopters. Some European customers have …
The GH4 is proving to be a massive hit with the independent filmmaking community and day in and day out we see beautiful 4K and HD footage shot with …
The creative folks behind the AXIOM Alpha Project have been working hard on a few independent projects testing the camera in real world environments. The field test projects for the AXIOM …
The introduction of 4K video to the masses is delivering the unprecedented levels of quality and realism that audiences demand. However, 4K also brings with it massive amounts of …
Back in April 2014, LA-based VFX artist, director and cinematographer Phil Holland, was invited by RED Korea, RAPA, and DVInside to conduct a RED workflow workshop in South Korea. …