Editors Choice: If you’re in a hurry and in the market for a cheap and reliable camera under the $1000 price tag, the Canon EOS M50 is one of the best options. You get a traditionally-designed, Dual Pixel CMOS autofocus camera. It shoots 4K UHD at 24fps video, Full HD 1080p at 60fps, and

Even though a lot of DSLR and mirrorless hybrid cameras today come with good image stabilization, the image stabilization found in cameras can only do so much. In order to get really smooth shots while moving around a lot, you need some kind of external stabilization. But which kind of

The Samsung T5 500 Gb and 1TB SSD disks have long been a popular storage medium for Blackmagic Pocket 4K and 6K. The reason, of course, is that the cost per gigabyte (CPG) is way less than the CPG for CFast cards and even the fastest SD-cards. But there are a lot of rumors circulating on

Adobe After Effects has become an industry stable for compositing, motion graphics, animation, and editing. It’s well-integrated with the Adobe Create Cloud and works flawlessly together with other apps such as Premiere Pro, Illustrator, and Photoshop. I like that you can get a lot of p

What is the recipe for a high quality YouTube Video? Every video should have great content, quality footage, but also high-quality audio. Do you think about how the quality of your audio contributes to a stand-out YouTube video? Whether you’re shooting your videos via an iPhone or a high

Editors Choice: If you’re looking to spend under $1500 on a fair priced and reliable camera, the Lumix DC-GH5 might be one of the best options for you. As one of the latest Lumix cameras on the market, you get a top-of-the-line durable camera with a great body design and familiar interface

If you’re creating videos or short films with a DSLR or mirrorless cameras like the Panasonic GH5 or S1H, the BMPCC 4K or 6K, or Sony a6500 or A7S or A7R-series, then there’s a chance that you do so, because you love that these small cameras are portable and low-weight. As a GH5 and GH5s ow

If you’ve been in the world of filmmaking and videography for some time, you’ve probably heard of speed boosters. These devices, properly known as focal reducers, are often very expensive and little understood. And considering how expensive focal reducers can be, it may not seem worth it t

Shotgun microphones are ubiquitous across film sets and extremely helpful for capturing dialogue whether we are talking filmmaking, corporate videos, interviews, or vlogging. Their versatility and range make them usable in many different situations, and their directional pickup pattern give

So you need a camcorder, and you need one you can use professionally? Depending on your specific needs and budget concerns, there are a number of great cameras that can fit the bill. Choosing the right one can certainly be a tricky business, but we’ve outlined some specific highlights – c

Green screens are no longer just for big movie studios. Green screen backdrops and chroma keying software have become cheap. With a little bit of creativity, everyone can create special effects similar – to some extent at least – to those you see in the movies from the comfort of your livi

Mounting a microphone ensures that you will not accidentally record handling noise and allows hands-free recording. There are a variety of methods to mount microphones, but boom arms are widely considered the most ergonomic and convenient way to do so. Tutorials, podcasting, vlogs, and d

One of the most important aspects of making a video project feel professional is having good audio. To get good audio it’s important to have your mic as close to the source as possible while also staying out of the shot. This is where boom poles come in. And, if you’ve ever been the one act

Editors Choice: If you’re in a hurry then the SWIT CM-S75C is an incredible 3000nit monitor that offers a lot of bang for the buck.You get great build-quality and some of the best color reproduction I’ve seen in a monitor. It also ticks all the right boxes when it comes to tools and sc

When it comes to shooting video, the rule of thumb is to always avoid using autofocus. As a videographer, you want to retain control over all aspects of your project and don’t want to relinquish control. That said, autofocus technology has made major strides in recent years. Whether you’re

Sometimes you just need to find that little extra inexpensive gift for your friend, who is a filmmaker, videographer, or photographer. And while cameras and lenses can cost a fortune themselves, luckily there are a lot of affordable accessories and tools you can give as a gift for the next

If you’re serious about filmmaking, you’ll want professional lighting equipment, which is reliable and will stand the test of time. This article helps you find a suitable video lighting kit for your needs whether you’re just starting out but still wants good quality gear, or a professional

Whether you are an indie filmmaker, YouTube vlogger, wedding videographer or someone who needs to record your next vacation with your family, you’re going to need a good camera to suit your needs. And if you are in the market for a new video camera, you’ve probably discovered that there are

Tip: If you’re already familiar with cine lenses, and want to read about some recommended cine lenses for different budgets and cameras, read my guide Best Affordable Cine Lenses (Budget, Mid-Range, and Professional). Cine lenses. A lot of us have probably heard of them, but they often carr

I’ve been shooting with both the Panasonic GH5 and the GH5s since they came out. Having used both cameras extensively for professional work for a long time now, I thought it was time to write a comparison review based on real-world use. As with all my reviews, I take the practical route,