This New Prototype Camera is INCREDIBLE!
First look at the new Sonosonic a1H, a prototype camera that is shaping up to be the most exciting camera release of all time. Comes out on April 1st. 😉
First look at the new Sonosonic a1H, a prototype camera that is shaping up to be the most exciting camera release of all time. Comes out on April 1st. 😉
Review of the video capabilities of the Panasonic LUMIX GH6 camera. Discussing dynamic range, stabilization, autofocus, and build quality.
Testing the Sony a7 IV workaround for getting an uncropped 4K60 image when recording externally by upscaling 1080p. Does it really work?
Tips and tricks to make teleprompter reading more organic & natural looking to disguise eye movements and hide the fact that you’re reading.
Discussing the video features of the Nikon Z9, which might currently be the best hybrid mirrorless camera available for video shooters.
Discussing five features on the R3 that are a big step forward for Canon’s hybrid video functionality & five things that still need improvement.
Discussing waveform monitors and giving a mini tutorial on how to read them & how they can be turned into art as a fun gift idea.
Review of the Tamron 35-150mm F/2-2.8 Di III VXD lens. Discussing build, focusing, zoom range, video features, and image quality.
Building a new ASUS ProArt PC for video editing with my nephew and then giving him my old PC after we finish.
Review of the Sony a7 IV with comparisons to the original a7 III, the a1, and the a7S III for photo and video creation.
Review of Aputure’s new Amaran P60c & P60x LED light panels with comparison to their earlier panels for build quality and functionality improvements.
Review of Sony’s new 70-200mm f/2.8 G Master OSS Mark II. Discussing image quality, build, autofocus, video features, and comparison to the Sony 100-400mm.
First impressions review & sample footage of the new SIRUI 50mm T2.9 1.6x full frame anamorphic lens. Discussing flare, desqueeze, image quality, and build.
Discussing my personal struggles and fears surrounding posting videos to YouTube, and how becoming a slave to your own format is anathema to creativity.