Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
December 19, 2018
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It has been a long and interesting year. Finally, we can conclude it with a spoiler about what we are preparing for the next year. Because we are building coaching content, we didn’t have much time to write articles on
Downsized SD quality stock video footage on Pond5
December 10, 2018
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At the beginning of December, Pond5 stock agency has added a downsized SD stock video footage option to buy. This has been awaited for many years. And we even considered adding downsized version manually to our existing database. Now we don’t
The Magic Button At Shutterstock
November 27, 2018
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If you aren’t sure about the capping system Shutterstock is applying to the contributor, then this latest jaw-dropping fiasco will open your eyes. There was something very fishy going on in time of the American holiday somewhere between 22. and
The Future of Full Frame 4K 60fps Video Cameras
October 30, 2018
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The years of 2018/2019 will be very interesting for products with full frame 4K 60fps video/photo cameras. At this moment there isn’t a single camera that could handle 4K 60fps at no crop in full frame. You do have a
Test PC/MAC video rendering performance with defined Adobe Premiere Project
August 14, 2018
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While looking for a rendering performance test samples all over the internet, we only found different software for measuring raw computer performance for the graphics card, processor and drives. Not a single test gives a sense of video rendering capabilities
Teaching the proper usage of an Instax Camera to your child
August 9, 2018
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Rest assured the Instax. Mini 8 of Fujifilm is the easiest to use and most stylish Polaroid cameras in today’s market. This is the reason why it is the first choice for newbie’s looking for trying an instant camera. This
Three years of identical number of sales at Shutterstock
August 2, 2018
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There was a lot of speculation about a stock agency Shutterstock sales capping. Most of them were just an observation instinct because of strange sales patterns. But now we have a clear proof that sales capping is a thing. We’ve been
Stock footage agencies useless video codec selection
July 30, 2018
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The stock footage industry has the most thoughtless demands for video codecs they support. Most of them are very old, some are very editing unfriendly for buyers, some don’t support 4K and one codec is only available only on Apple computers.
Mirrorless camera rig or professional video camera?
July 21, 2018
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Why do most filmmakers and videographers love to buy a mirrorless camera and then rigged it up until it is completely unrecognized? Because of the price? Simplicity? Variety of fieldwork? Or do we just like to have a lot of bothersome
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