ShareGrid has made a name for itself as a peer-to-peer camera rental system. Now, they want users to buy and sell their gear as well.
We all know that Sony’s a7S line has been the choice for shooting at night, but is it comparable to analog night vision goggles?
I’m here at Google’s launch event for the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL in New York. Have they got a world-leading smartphone camera again?
We’re in the depths of a format war, and I’m a little uneasy picking the winner so early.
Adobe is taking all the hard work out of 3D compositing, by marrying stock models with their 3D scene creation and rendering app.
I caught up with Matt Lever, one of the top photographer’s you’d expect to see backstage at Fashion Week. He explained how he’s shooting for Elle Magazine, and the hoops you’ll need to jump through to break onto the scene.
Insta360 have announced their latest and greatest. We got some hands-on time to see if it's worth the wait.
BBC’s Click has taken an in-depth dive into tech that is pushing the film and television industries forward.
Has Adobe finally caught up to Final Cut Pro X?
Do you know that some advertising firms can spend a year working on a single set of trailers? Vice News takes us behind the curtain.
The camcorder as we know it was originally made up of two separate pieces. Sony would be the ones to bring the pair together, but it never caught on.
It’s nice to see an eGPU being sold in the Apple Store, but how does it compare to the competition?
The jury might still be out on this, but it’s not looking promising.
Vjeran Pavic from The Verge isn’t entirely happy with what they’ve delivered. Can it compete?
Sure, there’s plenty of talented photographers to follow on Instagram. But are they funny?
DJI’s new gimbal system is set to be a winner. How do its most important features translate to real world situations?
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Ron Jaffe is the stills photographer for a multitude of popular television shows, and occasionally, he’s asked to recreate images that could have been taken decades ago. I asked him what process he goes through to take us back to pre-war USA.
We’ve all had the question thrust upon us, but it’s worth it to hear what other people are charging.
MASV is a pay-as-you-go file transfer service, geared towards photographers and videographers. They’ve come a long way since I last covered them.
Most consumer and even some professional VR rigs use a WiFi connection to transmit video. However, that only gets you so far.
