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by David Adler · Posted
While it’s easy to think of BoxCast as a company that makes easy-to-use equipment for streaming video, a lot of that has to do with what goes on with the BoxCast Platform. Since the back end has all the configurations necessary to get your stream out there, the hardware doesn’t need any excessive features to bog you down. The integration of the streaming service, and the advantages that such a setup offers, is what sets BoxCast apart from conventional streaming options. Looking through the workflow, it’s easy to see that the BoxCast service is
by M. Brett Smith · Posted
With the Anafi, Parrot appears to have succeeded in creating the first true rival to the DJI Mavic Air. Featuring a powerful 4K camera, similar folding style, and sophisticated autonomous tracking, it’s not hard to see the resemblance. But the Anafi is no mere challenger to the Air, nor is it any kind of DJI derivative. Like its manufacturer, Parrot, the Anafi is weird and wonderful and it’s probably the next drone you should buy. Here’s why.
by M. Brett Smith · Posted
For today's adventure, we're sailing the Long Island Sound. Shawn and I join two of our coworkers on a fine seafaring vessel, the S/V Morning Call, for our first-ever sailboat ride—what could go wrong?
The Gear
DJI Inspire 2, Power Vision PowerRay
How You Can Do It
There are plenty of options for sailing in and around New York. If you don't have direct access to a boat, you can sign up for a sailing school like Hudson River Community Sailing or sailboat tour, both of which can be found with a quick Internet search. Costs vary and tend to be on
by M. Brett Smith · Posted
The Pelican MPD40 Mobile Protect Duffel is the perfect gear bag. It's got a ton of room, can be worn as a backpack or carried as a duffel, and will stand up to most challenging environments, thanks to its ultra-durable materials and ruggedized construction. For a detailed review of why it's my new favorite bag, read on.
by Shawn C. Steiner · Posted
Today's adventure is to go swimming with real live sharks in their natural habitat—the ocean! Heading out to Montauk, New York, the location that inspired the film Jaws, we were hoping to see plenty of sharks in their own surf, though from the safety of a cage, as we were guided by an experienced captain out into the open waters.
The Gear:
GoPro HERO6 Black
How You Can Do It:
Sign up with Sea Turtle Dive Charters, in Montauk, NY, or a similar company, where they will take you out
by M. Brett Smith · Posted
On Monday, July 23, we will kick off our first annual Adventure Week here at B&H. Join us as we swim with sharks, tackle a mud run, scale a waterfall, and more. Each day we'll be highlighting a different adventure, providing details on how we did it, the gear we used, and showcasing all the exciting footage we captured along the way. We'll also be publishing plenty of hands-on reviews, buying guides, and tips and tricks to help you embark on an adventure of your own.
by Mary Latvis · Posted
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In this installment of B&H's Prospectives Series, we sit down with cinematographer William Wages, ASC. He shares his approach to cinematography, and how naturalistic, motivated lighting helps tell a story in the best possible way. Wages also goes into his thoughts on the digital versus film debate, preparing for a shoot ahead of time, and his experiences with the new Panasonic Varicam LT.
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Is 8-bit video good enough for your production? Or should you make the jump to 10-bit? In this video, watch as Doug explains the advantages of 10-bit video and how it can help your project, even if its end result will be 8-bit.
by Steven Gladstone · Posted
The days of needing specialized, persnickety tools and weeks of training to “fly a camera” are, for the most part, over, especially when dealing with smaller cameras. It’s the details that make the difference, and it’s in the details where the Zhiyun Crane 2 shines. Robust and thoughtfully designed, you can unpack and shoot with a stripped-down package, or build up your rig to take advantage of all the Crane 2 offers. One of the
by M. Brett Smith · Posted
Summer is the perfect season for travel. Regardless of your destination, it’s a great time to get out and go somewhere fun. For drone pilots, traveling can be complicated, because it involves packing items you might not normally think to bring with you. To keep you covered, we put together a list of accessories every pilot should bring with them when traveling.
Spare Parts
Sure, it’s kind of a no-brainer, but you’d be surprised at the number of pilots (read: me) who forget to pack obvious drone accessories like
by David Adler · Posted
As official launch partners with Parrot, B&H is pleased to announce that the new Anafi 4K Portable Drone is available for preorder. If you were looking for an aerial photography and video solution that you can bring around in a small backpack, or even a day-pack, look no further. The folding carbon fiber body design weighs three-quarters of a pound and ensures that you can be up and flying in seconds. A 180-degree motorized gimbal for the
by David Adler · Posted
What could a small black box do for your content? If you want to stream your video production to anywhere online, the BoxCaster Pro is a great option that is easy to use, offers 4K video input and pass-through, features efficient H.265 encoding, and, with the BoxCast streaming service, can stream to any RTMP destination without introducing a network bottleneck.
by Steven Gladstone · Posted
Motorized Pan and Tilt heads have been around a long time—complicated beasts with cable pass-throughs often requiring special operators and control systems. Yes, there are PTZ cameras that have these features built in, but what if you need different features than what are built into a PTZ camera? Sorry, out of luck. But Vinten has created the Vantage, a motorized pan/tilt head with the ability to handle heavier camera and lens packages, providing you the opportunity to use the image-gathering tools of your choice. Pairing the Vantage with the
by David Adler · Posted
For applications requiring tiny cameras and broadcast-quality video without wires, the Vislink HEROCast System has everything that you need. From motorsports to reality television, being able to place GoPro HERO cameras creatively and use them together with other professional video equipment lets the production take advantage of creative camera placement for footage that truly takes place in the moment.