With the new Mavic 3, the color science seems to have changed a little and the existing D-Log to Rec709 LUTS are giving poor results. In almost all cases, the Natural setting will provide much better-looking images than using any of the existing D-Log LUTS. I set out to createContinue Reading
To go along with our article on The Difference between a Gimbal and a Glidecam, I wanted to do a video on how to balance a GlideCam for best results. There are a ton of videos on how to balance a glidecam, and I have found that a good numberContinue Reading
When you want movement in your shots, handholding your camera really isn’t an option and a shoulder rig takes a tremendous amount of skill to get usable shots. What you need is some form of stabilization. The two most common systems are GlideCams and gimbals. In this video, we takeContinue Reading
Today we have picked out our top 5 apps for IOS to help your filmmaking be more efficient and productive. If you have some favorite apps, be sure and share them in the comments. Pocket Light Meter $10.99If you are having trouble getting your exposure just right and don’t haveContinue Reading
Alex Knickerbocker is one of my favorite YouTubers when it comes to learning about making top quality audio. In this video, he covers the Top 3 Recording Mistakes many people make that have a negative impact on your audio quality. Be sure and let Alex know in the comments, thatContinue Reading
Stock Footage is a growing industry, especially with companies like Hulu, Amazon, Netflix, and others dumping billions of dollars into content production right now. The question is, can you cash in on the demand for stock footage by using a service like Blackbox? In this interview, we cover a broadContinue Reading
The 180° Shutter Rule The 180-degree rule is a standard in the film industry, and is a ratio between shutter speed and frame rate. When we are recording motion in video, there needs to be a certain amount of motion blur in each frame in order for the frames toContinue Reading
