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Stuck in a lighting rut? Join Doug to learn three lighting setups to try for your next film or interview. Using the Godox RS60R and KNOWLED MS60R lights, he'll light a cinematic scene, an eerie scene, and a practical interview.
0:00 - Today's Video Shoot
1:03 - Lighting Setup 1
9:49 - Scene 1
10:30 - Lighting Setup 2
13:24 - Scene 2
13:52 - Lighting Setup 3
18:28 - Final Thoughts
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by Zack Young · Posted
Manfrotto has announced new 190- and 055-series tripods designed for photographers and videographers. Lightweight yet capable of holding hefty camera rigs, these new tripod legs are built to withstand tough shooting conditions and support you wherever you go. The fresh photo-centric offerings are the Manfrotto 190X3 3-Section AS
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DJI is bringing its RS stabilization algorithm to both smartphone and mirrorless vlogging with the new RS 4 Mini Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer. Weighing only 2 lb, the RS 4 Mini boasts a compact form factor capable of supporting lightweight camera rigs up to 4.4 lb. Dual quick-release plates allow you to switch out your camera batteries or memory cards without needing to rebalance your gimbal motors.
by John Foldi · Posted
Don't let an empty sky fool you. The air above our heads is just as filled with restrictions and regulations as the ground we stand on. However, unlike on land, there are no clear and visible signs to follow up there. Regardless, pilots are responsible for not violating these invisible boundaries. In this article we'll go over restricted airspace in general, explain how you can learn where to legally go, and even how to (maybe) gain access to prohibited areas in real-time!
Now Not Entering the "No Drone Zone"
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by Darrell Holdaway · Posted
There is a first time for everything, and if you have your mind set on producing a wedding video, you will encounter plenty of “firsts” during that initial wedding weekend. There is a first kiss, a first dance, and a first slice of cake. Where will you have your cameras set up for each of these memorable moments? Will you need lights for every shot? How will you manage the audio? When the bride says “I do,” you will want everything in place to ensure that you capture every word and angle. This guide will address equipment needs, event
by John Foldi · Posted
Seat belts? Check. Mirrors? Check. When you operate a car, there's a set of tasks that you perform in order to get to your destination safe and sound. It's no different when it comes to piloting a drone. Pilots, like drivers, have a responsibility to ensure the trip is safe for everyone. In this article we'll go over some drone dos and don'ts, you'll get a couple of pre-flight checklists that you can follow before every flight, and we’ll touch on some safety accessories you can get for your drone to help make every flight as safe as possible.
by John Foldi · Posted
What could arguably be the most important feature of a drone, "return to home" is designed to make sure you get your aircraft back in one piece. However, not all RTH features are created equal. There are times you may not even want to use it. We'll quickly go over this essential feature to show how it works and some tips on how to use it effectively.
How Does RTH Work?
At the heart of the return to home feature is GPS. That’s right, the same technology you use to drive to the store without getting lost is the same thing your drone uses to know
by Jennifer Hahn · Posted
The wait is over for the next handheld smartphone gimbals from DJI: the Osmo Mobile 7 and Osmo Mobile 7P (and a new series of accessories) have just been released and they pack a whole lot of features into their tiny, portable package. Gimbal highlights include even quicker folding
by Jennifer Hahn · Posted
To solve the issues of latency and other obstacles that hinder long-range wireless video transmission, Hollyland has released the Cosmo C2 wireless transmission system using their newly developed HEVO 2.0 technology. Whether you’re live streaming, broadcasting, or monitoring multiple camera feeds, the Cosmo C2 delivers pristine video up to 3000’ line-of-sight, three times the distance of its predecessor the Cosmo C1. The C2 comes in a two transmitter and
![RED Announces Z-Mount Versions of the V-RAPTOR [X] and KOMODO [X]](https://static.bhphotovideo.mom/explora/sites/default/files/styles/356x200/public/red-announces-z-mount-versions-of-the-v-raptor-x-and-komodo-x-ts.jpg?itok=G32KqPGF "RED Announces Z-Mount Versions of the V-RAPTOR [X] and KOMODO [X]")
by Zack Young · Posted
Since Nikon acquired RED Digital Cinema last year, we’ve seen a couple collaborations on the software front, but now the brands have unveiled their first hardware collaborations, new iterations of RED’s popular V-RAPTOR [X] and KOMODO [X] cinema cameras, now with locking Nikon Z-mounts. Releasing alongside these models are new Z-to-PL mount adapters, some with electronic ND filters, as well as conversion kits for shooters who want to add a Z-mount to
by Luke Rollins · Posted
Less than a year after their acquisition of RED Camera, Nikon is making good on their renewed dedication to video with the release of their latest lens, the NIKKOR Z 28-135mm f/4 PZ Lens. It's the first Power Zoom lens the company has made for their FX format, and one they've designed to pair with their full-frame mirrorless cameras like the flagship Z9, along with the Z8 and Z6 III. An all-in-one lens aimed at the professional
by Zack Young · Posted
There are countless brands putting out budget-friendly cinema lenses at the moment, but DZOFilm has separated itself from the pack with quality and consistency. Now the brand is making its biggest play yet at the professional space with the DZOFilm Arles series, T1.4 cinema lenses that cover full-frame and Vista Vision sensors. The look of the Arles attempts to bridge the gap between
by Zack Young · Posted
You’ve seen them sprinkled around sports fields, scattered in the rafters of reality TV houses, and spread amongst the balcony at local houses of worship, but you might not have known exactly what to call them. They’re PTZ cameras, meaning Pan Tilt Zoom, three of countless functions that can be operated remotely from a standalone controller, computer, or smartphone. Think of them as powerful camcorders on robotic fluid heads. That makes them mighty handy for spots where slotting in a camera operator isn’t realistic because of space, time, or
by Jordan Gallant · Posted
For more than 20 years, GoPro has been synonymous with action cameras. But if you’re someone wanting to take the plunge on the classic action camera, or expand your preexisting action camera configuration, it might be overwhelming to sort through all their releases and find the best fit. Not to worry. We are going to break down some notable products from GoPro and help you decide which might be best for you.
by John Foldi · Posted
If you're new to the world of drones and looking for a little help in choosing the right one, then you've clicked on the right link. With so many different options, two of the most important things to consider are what you plan on using the drone for, and your drone-purchasing budget. To help you answer the first question, we'll go over some of the main entry-level uses for drones, show you some options, and explain what features make them something to consider. As for your budget, we promise these suggestions won't break the bank. In fact,