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by David Adler · Posted
Initially only existing in the domain of serious hobbyists and professionals, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (or UAVs for short, also colloquially referred to as “drones”), have made a big splash in the consumer-electronics world. With a consumer base ranging from content creators to thrill-seeking individuals, UAVs now come in a strikingly wide variety of shapes, sizes, prices, and applications. While the size of the selection can almost assure that any new customer will find a UAV that will fit their needs, there is a lot that needs to be known
by Shawn C. Steiner · Posted
The DJI Ronin-S is a great thing! However, it is not a miracle worker. I feel the first thing new gimbal users need to understand about these relatively affordable models is that they still require good form and technique to deliver maximum efficiency. DJI’s entry in the single-handed gimbal world is quite respectable, though it is perhaps the heaviest “one-handed” option out there. Realistically, two hands are needed for the smoothest
by William Min · Posted
If you’re working with large media files, you’re probably going to need more storage than a single drive can provide. While you could just haphazardly put a bunch of drives together, a RAID array is a better alternative because it uses multiple drives together to increase speed, protect your data, or both. You can configure your own RAID array by using software, but an array with a hardware RAID controller will provide better performance. Also, you should try to stick to hard drives with the same size, speed, and even model so your RAID array
by M. Brett Smith · Posted
Today, DJI unveiled the highly-anticipated follow-up to its groundbreaking Mavic Pro quadcopter: the all-new Mavic 2 series. This latest iteration comes in two separate configurations—the Mavic 2 Pro and Mavic 2 Zoom.
Starting with the Mavic 2 Pro: This variant features
by David Adler · Posted
On Thursday, August 16, SlingStudio unveiled a new firmware update that has added several features to its live switching, recording, and streaming system. While the main functions of the SlingStudio remain the same, here is a breakdown of the new features that you can take advantage of as part of this update.
Chroma Key: Using a green screen, you can now replace your background with a still image or video.
Motion Graphics: Input motion graphic overlays using a video input and chroma-keying for custom lower-thirds, logos, and more directly
by David Adler · Posted
Insta360, as a brand, seems to be bent on building 360-degree cameras whose internal functionality outsizes their physical footprint. While I could describe the new Insta360 Pro2 as six cameras built into an aluminum-shelled grapefruit, I would be remiss in doing so. Insta360 has updated this new revision of its Pro line with greater processing power, improved wireless connectivity, and compatibility with Insta360's Farsight
by Steven Gladstone · Posted
I remember when the first Litepanels 1x1 LED light was released. It was small, lightweight, bright, and could run on batteries or the included power supply. It truly revolutionized the industry. I bought one, but more on that later. I recently acquired the new version, the Astra 6X, and put Litepanels' claim to the test.
How Bright is the 6X?
Litepanels claims the Astra 6X to be six times brighter than the original Litepanels
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Since the introduction of the iPhone in 2007, smartphones have surged in popularity as tools for content creators. They are now mobile production studios, providing creators a platform to create, edit and distribute content. Whether you’re a podcaster, vlogger, filmmaker or journalist, smartphones allow you to record anywhere, immediately.
In this B&H Event Space video, sponsored by Samson, Sean Meagher, Samson’s director of marketing, talks about the evolution of digital storytelling and mobile techniques, and discusses the latest in
by Steven Gladstone · Posted
If you aren’t first, then you have to be special, and the Tilta Nucleus-M Wireless Lens Control System is something special. Following in the Tilta tradition of providing polished professional gear, the Nucleus-M is well thought out, and it provides two different wireless control options for different shooting styles. Supporting a maximum range of 1,000', it is unlikely to lose signal connection during regular use, but the extreme range
by Shawn C. Steiner · Posted
I used to have a BOSS, or Backup On-Set Solution. It was to lug my 15.4" MacBook Pro, external hard drives, and all the requisite AC adapters and chargers around, in addition to my camera equipment. After getting tired of that, my on-the-road backups became using the largest SD cards I could afford and hoping I could do the whole trip or shoot without swapping anything out until I got home. Obviously, this wasn’t a real solution, and is probably the worst thing you could do in the name of keeping data safe. LaCie has designed its co-branded
by David Adler · Posted
With an apparent M.O. of manufacturing accessories that take your existing camera and make it more ergonomic, it’s no wonder that Zacuto is one of the biggest names in camera-rigging equipment. Zacuto’s next line of handgrips features locking triggers that enable you to adjust your handgrips on the fly at the press of a trigger, and they are thusly called “Trigger Grips.”
Zacuto’s trigger mechanism predates the Trigger Grip. It was originally implemented in the Trigger Arm, which held an extension handgrip. The trigger mechanism was located by
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Jake Estes, from B&H, shares useful advice on how to choose a camera for the budding filmmaker. From prosumer camcorders to digital cinema cameras, he discusses the features of each and emphasizes the importance of selecting a camera that best suits a particular style of shooting. We hope you enjoy the video, and invite you to view the wide selection of other instructional and informative videos at BandH.com. Check it out!
by Shawn C. Steiner · Posted
To finish off Adventure Week (and celebrating the fact that we came back mostly intact) we decided to enjoy a day at the beach! Specifically, we went to Coney Island, where New Yorkers can lay out and relax in the sun and on the sand after taking a subway ride from nearly anywhere in the city.
The Gear
Parrot ANAFI
How You Can Do It
I would recommend heading to your local beach, but if you want to experience all New York City has to offer you are going to have to take a subway
by Steven Gladstone · Posted
The Video Department at B&H Photo is happy to announce Zacuto’s latest cage, designed for the Sony a7III, a7RIII, and a9 cameras. This cage follows Zacuto’s philosophy of protecting your camera while not limiting its functionality or weighing it down unnecessarily. Form fitting, the cage protects your camera from daily bumps and dings while being virtually unobtrusive, rather than the clunky suit of armor that some cages provide.
by M. Brett Smith · Posted
Thanks to its 4K video capture, precise controls, and real-time streaming capabilities, the Power Vision PowerRay is one of the leading underwater drones available today. However, does being the standout among a burgeoning—but still relatively new and niche—category warrant a purchase? Find out in our review, below.