I downloaded the Mevo beta (cleverly publicly available on their Facebook page!) and am testing out going straight to YouTube, using the simplest of setups… just the Mevo (no Boost), my iPhone for data, and a lav mic wired into the iPhone. Let's see how this looks and sounds!
The super cool Lumu Power Color Temperature and Light Meter that I backed on Kickstarter has arrived. Let's have a look!
I just did a nice Real Estate shoot yesterday using the GH5, and wanted to share the process, camera settings, and more.
The Develop Persona alone in Affinity Photos is packed full of amazing features; some expected, and many not. Let's see what Adjustments has waiting for us!
Have you seen the Mevo by Livestream? Man, this is one cool streaming device!
B&H and Tenba sent out the new “Tenba Cinelux Roller 21” — and they don't even want it back! I love Tenba gear, so this is likely to be a pretty positive review… but let's see what I, and you, think!
It's been a YEAR already, can you believe it?! What started as a silly idea and broadcasting from my phone to Facebook, is now up to a full fledged daily live show with live Q&A, guests, product reviews, and so much more.
It's Q&A time… if you asked a big question in the last week and I tagged your comment for answering, this is where you'll find it!
While in Portland, I stopped by the Live Streaming Pros studios to talk to Luria Petrucci and David Foster about the camera side of their streaming adventures!
Before getting too deep in Affinity Photos, I chose a few different photos so we could look at some basic editing techniques that everyone will need to use.
Guess who's got a brand new Manfrotto Nitrotech N8 Video Head! Let's open 'er up, shall we?
Many LUMIX cameras have a built-in “stop motion animation” feature, allowing you to easily make those fun Lego movies at your dining room table. Let's have a look!
Do you backup? Of course you do… let's compare notes and talk about the backup options that are available today!
John Schwaller asked “I understand the three different shutter types: mechanical, front curtain, and electronic. However, it is not clearly described in the manual when you would choose each, other than for silence or faster speed or flash. Also, when and why would you choose 'auto'.
On prior models, I believe that there was a problem with shutter shock in a range of shutter speeds, so selecting electronic or auto for those speeds would help that. I thought the GH5 solved much of that, but…??”
