Videography

Videography and photography share a foundation — light, composition, optics — but moving images have their own demands around motion, audio, frame rate, and narrative pacing. This section is built for photographers who shoot video or want to start, covering the transition from stills to motion: the gear decisions, the technical differences, and the storytelling skills that make video work compelling rather than just competent.

Why Anamorphic Lenses Feel More “Cinematic”

Anamorphic lenses have moved from niche cinema tools to real options you can mount on a mirrorless camera right now. If you shoot video and want a wider frame, stronger background blur, and a different kind of character, this is a choice that changes how your footage feels. 

vivo X300 Ultra Puts a Cinema Camera in Your Pocket, Redefining Mobile Videography

The narrative of smartphones launched every year has honestly been quite dull, mainly focusing on still photography — better cameras, more resolution, sharper images, and better low-light image quality. Being dull is not necessarily a bad thing; if anything, it means that we might have successfully reached the point of sufficiency for smartphone photography imaging systems.

Premiere 26.0 Drops “Pro” and Adds Powerful AI Masking

Premiere Pro is no longer called Premiere Pro. With version 26.0, Adobe has renamed it Premiere on Desktop, and that shift comes with tools that could change how you handle masking, transitions, and overall timeline speed. 

Xtra Atto: The Game-Changing Mini 4K Action Cam for Creators Debuts in the US

Xtra is an innovative U.S.-registered startup founded by an experienced team dedicated to advancing imaging technology. Having established a strong foundation with products such as the Xtra Muse, Xtra Sphra360, Xtra Edge and Xtra Edge Pro.Xtra’s latest product is aimed at those needing a lightweight, highly versatile solution to film BTS and POV content on the move. They call it Atto.

The Rise and Fall of Vimeo

Vimeo used to be the place where your best work looked better, loaded cleaner, and felt like it belonged in a serious portfolio. If you shoot photos and video, the platform you choose can quietly shape how clients judge your work before they ever reply. 

Three Top Accessories for Your Nikon ZR

Now that you have your new Nikon ZR in hand, you’re probably already thinking about ways to dress it up. Well, if I were you, here are the first three accessories I would add to my shopping cart. 

OBSBOT Tail 2: The Best Tracking Camera I've Ever Used

As content creators, we're constantly searching for that perfect balance: professional-grade equipment that doesn't require a full production crew to operate. It's a challenge I've faced countless times: wanting cinematic tracking shots, multiple angles, and broadcast-quality footage, but without all the gadgets that require additional camera assistants to run them.

Shoot High Volumes on Sony? This Is the Memory Card for You

Modern cameras are data monsters. High resolutions and fast frame rates create a storage bottleneck for professionals. Lexar Professional SILVER 2TB CFexpress 4.0 Type A card aims to solve that problem for Sony shooters at a surprisingly reasonable price point. Does it succeed? 

How to Load RED LUTs Onto the Nikon ZR

Here is how to load RED LUTs into your Nikon ZR. 

Today, this will be a super short blurb, but reading it will save you an amazing amount of time, so let’s get to it.

Fstoppers Reviews the Insta360 GO Ultra: It’s Right There, in the Name

Action cameras are a tough sell these days. They’re in a category that’s being squeezed from above by 360 cameras that largely duplicate their functions, and smartphones that perform similar functions and are always with you. So where does that leave the Insta360 GO Ultra? 

YoloLiv Enters the Dedicated Webcam Niche With 'Mirrorless-Quality' YoloCam S3

YoloLiv, known for its live streaming encoders, is stepping into the dedicated webcam market with a bold claim: mirrorless quality in a webcam. The newly announced YoloLiv YoloCam S3 aims to deliver professional-grade visuals with plug-and-play convenience, targeting creators, streamers, and professionals. 

Hollyland LARK MAX 2 Review: A Feature-Rich Package for Wireless Audio

Hollyland has consistently been at the forefront of wireless audio capture, and their latest flagship, the LARK MAX 2, represents a push to consolidate nearly every desirable modern audio feature into a single comprehensive system. Are all these features important, or is the result overly complicated? 

We Review EMEET’s Dual-Camera PTZ Webcam: Meet the PIXY

EMEET has introduced itself as a brand making innovative leaps with webcam hardware and software. Its newly released PIXY webcam is the first dual-camera PTZ 4K webcam with AI processing, promising to elevate video for content creators, educators, and professionals. After testing it in lectures, content creation, and virtual meetings, the EMEET PIXY delivers impressive results. 

Fujifilm Announces GFX Eterna 55 Cinema Camera and GF 32-90mm T3.5 Lens

Fujifilm has officially announced the GFX Eterna 55, a new medium format cinema camera built on the company’s GFX system, alongside a new zoom lens, the GF 32-90mm T3.5 PZ OIS WR. Both products are expected to ship in October 2025, with the camera priced at $16,499.95 and the lens at $5,999.95. 

Raw, Genlock, and Open Gate: Apple Brings Pro Features to iPhone With Final Cut Camera 2.0

Apple has announced Final Cut Camera 2.0, a major update to its free iOS video app. The release enables ProRes raw recording and genlock on the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17 Pro Max, expands manual controls for the new Center Stage front camera across the latest iPhone family, and tightens integration with Live Multicam in Final Cut Pro for iPad. 

How Apple's Accessibility Features Are Giving Creativity Back

A diagnosis of Parkinson’s changes how you move, how you create, and how you remember. When tremors interfere with something as important as filming your child or celebrating with family, the ability to hold on to those moments becomes even more important. 

Is White Balance Broken?

White balance is something most photographers know affects how colors appear, but a recent video argues that almost every camera, even high-end cinema models, is designed in a way that makes precise control harder than it needs to be. 

BOYA Launches a Unique and Versatile 4-in-1 Mic Kit For Creators

Getting into video production? Want to record a podcast? Maybe interview someone for a vlog? There are microphone solutions for all of these individual audio scenarios, but there isn’t any one handy solution that covers them all. Until now. 

Stay in Your Lane: A Timely Rant Against Getting Pushed Into a Creative Box

In an era in which solo creators and small teams can create the kind of work that used to require many more people and the resources of a well-funded studio, creatives often need to wear many hats to realize their artistic vision. Yet still, we insist on categorizing their creativity in narrow boxes. 

Are Camcorders Coming Back Now, Too?

Going to make a bold prediction (or a hot take) here: Camcorders are going to make a point-and-shoot style comeback in the next year. In the same way that compact cameras have experienced a resurgence among youth looking for the nostalgic vibes, so too will the handy cams that those of us who actually used the things back in the day will never understand. 

Dabbsson 2000L Power Station Review: Pushing Down Price and Weight at 2 kWh

With power stations, everyone wants more capacity and longer life, but nobody wants to lug around a 60-pound brick. The Dabbsson 2000L aims to strike a balance by packing 2 kWh of energy storage into a surprisingly portable form factor at a very competitive price point. Is the Dabbsson 2000L an ideal entry point for creators looking for a large power station? 

Having a Look at the New Laowa 12mm f/2.8 Lite Zero-D FF

This week, I got to try out a brand new lens from Laowa, the 12mm f/2.8 Lite Zero-D FF. A lot of the perks in the lens are right there in the title, but let’s have a closer look to see if it might be right for you. 

Hollyland Launches the Lark A1: Affordable Wireless Mic for Mobile Creators

For mobile-first creators, capturing good audio can be challenging, often being more expensive and complicated than the point-and-capture nature of mobile video. Hollyland is aiming to solve that problem with its new Lark A1, a dual-channel wireless microphone system designed specifically for mobile devices that prioritizes simplicity while keeping costs impressively low.