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Posted 10/31/19
Struggling to edit large video files like 4K? We have editing tips to stop slow playback in Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. Doug Guerra, here at B&H, gives you the step-by-step process on how to edit using proxy files. Want more tutorials? Let us know in the Comments section, below.
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Posted 10/30/19
Curious about the DJI Osmo Mobile 3? Let's take it out for a spin with Video Department teammate Jake Estes and see how it performs! Feel free to zoom back in any time for more instructional videos and reviews at Band H.com.
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Posted 10/30/19
Take a look at the DJI Mavic Mini in action! Photographer Jeff Rojas takes the latest drone from DJI out for a spin.
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Posted 10/02/19
GoPro just announced its latest 4k action camera, the Hero 8 Black, which brings new levels of smoothness and ease of use to your 4K video capture. We put the new HyperSmooth 2.0 to the test while racing some go-karts, and we take a quick look at some of the other features, such as TimeWarp 2.0 and the action cam's live-streaming capabilities. For more on the GoPro Hero 8 Black, check out our latest article.
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Posted 09/12/19
Sony has just announced the Sony FX9 XDCAM Cinema Camera. Jeff Rojas sat down for an in-depth first look of the camera with Sony's Tom Cubby. A worthy successor to the Sony FS7 and FS7II, the PXW-FX9 features a new full-frame 6K Exmor R sensor, 15+ stops of dynamic range, dual native 800/4000 ISOs, a variable ND and fast hybrid auto focus. Also announced, Sony’s new XDCA-FX9 extension unit and 16-35mm T3.1 G FE Cinema Lens Read more about the Sony PXW-FX9 Cinema Camera:
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Posted 09/04/19
Canon has just announced the return of the EOS C500 Cinema Camera with the new C500 Mark II. The most outstanding feature of this new cinema camera is that Canon has added a 5.9k full-frame sensor, capable of more than 15 stops of dynamic range, to bridge the gap for documentary and feature filmmakers. The newly developed DIGIC DV 7 Image Processor expands functionality and flexibility by enabling features such as 5.9k recording, internal recording of Canon Cinema Raw Light, and Dual Pixel Autofocus with support for Touch AF and Face Detection AF. Three expansion units and compatibility with EF and PL* lenses with user-changeable lens mounts enable operators to build their ideal cinema system. The new system also includes anamorphic lens support and electronic image stabilization, making it a great option for filmmakers who want flexibility and portability.
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Posted 08/28/19
We got our hands on the Blackmagic Pocket 6K and took it to the streets of New York City to see how it compares to its predecessor, the Blackmagic Pocket 4K. We explore shooting modes, lens options, settings, and accessories. What do you think of the new features and quality of the footage? Let us know in the Comments section, below. To read more about the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema 6K, check out this article.
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Posted 08/15/19
Walkie-talkies are a staple on film sets, and it's important that you know the rules and jargon so you don't get lost on your first day. In this video, we cover the basics of how to use the walkie, as well as some common references you'll hear on set. Want to learn more about film set lingo? Click here.
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Posted 08/15/19
Jake challenges James O'Connor, freelance Director of Photography (DP), to light an interview scene in an office conference room using only a budget lighting setup. Can he do it? Watch to find out!
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Posted 08/07/19
The movie business has a long history of giving unique nicknames and phrases to everyday tasks. In this video, Jake Estes takes a look at some of the more common ones you may come across on your first film set. Do you have a favorite film set word or phrase? Let us know in the Comments section!
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