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Xiaomi 12 Ultra May Not Launch At All Something Else Coming Instead

The Xiaomi 12 Ultra may not launch at all, but something interesting may arrive instead of it The Xiaomi 12 Ultra may not launch at all, but something interesting may arrive instead of it According to ‘xiaomiui’, the Xiaomi 12 Ultra is not coming, but Xiaomi will launch two devices instead. The company is allegedly planning to launch two MIX 5 devices instead of the Xiaomi 12 Ultra. We still don’t know what they’ll be called, though....

Yuneec Teamed Up With Leica To Create Typhoon H3 The Company S Latest Drone

Chinese drone manufacturer Yuneec has just announced its latest drone, the Typhoon H3. It’s aimed at photographers and videographers alike, and it comes with a camera that was co-developed with Leica. The Typhoon H3 offers a wide range of flight functions; it packs six rotors and offers up to 25 minutes of flight time per charge. It’s made to be sturdy, and Yuneec promises that it stays stable even in windy conditions....

6 Essential Tips To Get The Best Sound And Comfort Out Of A Boom Pole Microphone

If you shoot video for long enough, and you’re interested in getting quality sound (you should be), then at some point you’re going to use a boomed shotgun mic. They’re not as easy to work with as you might first think, though. Bad technique can lead to the microphone picking up vibration and handling noise. It can also quickly get pretty tiring for the boom the boom operator, too. In this video from Aputure, Ted Sim and Stephen Harrod provide six tips to work with boom poles on set....

A Roundup Of Comparisons And What People Think About The New Panasonic Lumix Gh5S

The Panasonic Lumix GH5S has seen quite a bit of buzz across YouTube since it was recently announced at CES 2018. It’s not surprising that this seems to be happening on YouTube, given the direction the camera has taken. Where the Lumix GH5 was clearly a hybrid camera with rather excellent video abilities, the GH5S is clearly aimed well and truly at video. If you’re a stills shooter, it’s probably not the camera for you....

Adobe Has Deactivated All Venezuelan Creative Cloud Accounts In Response To Presidential Order

The U.S. Government has blocked almost all transactions and services between U.S. companies, entities, and individuals in Venezuela. As a result, all Adobe Creative Clouds accounts in this country have been deactivated. What’s more – it seems that the affected users won’t get a refund, either. Executive Order 13884, issued by the U.S. Government, severely limits U.S. companies who do business in Venezuela. In order to remain compliant with this it, Adobe had to suspend the accounts of their users in this country....