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These Five Clever Tricks Will Help You Save Thousands On Camera Gear

As we all know, photo gear is pretty expensive. And if you suffer from the so-called Gear Acquisition Syndrome, you’ve probably spent tons of money on gear so far. But, there are some clever ways to buy the gear you want but at significantly lower prices. In this video, Miguel Quiles gives you five clever tricks that will help you save thousands of dollars both on new and used gear....

Thinktank Photo Airport Roller Derby Review After 4 Years Of Use

Advertisements Now that that is out of the way, let’s talk about camera roller bags. I’ve had the ThinkTankPhoto Airport Roller Derby for about four years now and it is still almost my most used camera bags. I have a lot of camera bags, so that’s saying a lot. Features Features It’s about the biggest bag you can get away with as a carry-on that I’ve found. I’ve tried using bags that are slightly bigger and I’ve been gate checked with those at least once or twice....

This Is The Best Explanation On The Internet About What Dual Iso Is And How It Affects Dynamic Range

The phrase “dual native ISO” seems to be coming to more and more cameras these days. Certainly not to all of them, but to many, especially when it comes to video. Panasonic’s done it with the GH5S, Blackmagic’s done it with the Pocket Cinema Camera 4K, and it’s out there on a few more, too. But what exactly is it? I mean, we get what the end result is, but how does it work?...

This Is Why Adobe S Called Adobe And How One Of Its Founders Was Kidnapped For 650 000 Ransom

For anybody working in the photography or video industries today, it’s difficult to escape from the behemoth that is Adobe. Whether you use their software or not, they’re still everywhere you look and if you don’t use their software yourself, you still often have to deal with people that do, and wanting to know how they can make their workflow fit with yours. But how did Adobe’s rise to fame happen?...

This Is Why You Should Be Worried About Infrared Light With Your Camera

Light is something that all photographers and filmmakers need to master if they want to become good at their craft. The problem is, our eyes don’t see light the same way that our cameras do. Infrared is outside of the human spectrum of vision, but it’s not necessarily outside of your camera’s, and it can cause all kinds of problems with the colour of your footage. In this video from Indy Mogul, Ted talks to former ASC president, Richard Crudo, to talk about infrared, how it affects the colour of our shot and what we can do to combat it....