by guille | Apr 26, 2019 | Video Production equipment, Video production news, Video Production Projects
‘Use the right tool for the right job’ Everyone knows the mantra, but as a photographer and a filmmaker finding the right tool to do both well is pretty much the holy grail of my area of the industry. The Canon 5D II was the first camera I used that could do both...
by David Jaques | Feb 8, 2019 | Video Production equipment, Video production news, Viva La Zoom News
At around £1100 or $1400 USD and spec list that seemingly exceeds its competition in the same price range we took a gamble on the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K. The Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K Review – what’s all the fuss about? Why do a...
by David Jaques | Jun 15, 2018 | Video Production equipment, Video production news, Viva La Zoom News
C200 Slow motion in the snow – what could be better? 🙂 Canon C200 Review: The camera and its competitors It’s a crowded market in the sub £8000 professional video camera world, with the likes of the Sony FS7, Sony FS5, Panasonic EVA, Blackmagic Mini Ursa,...
by David Jaques | Mar 9, 2018 | Video Production equipment, Video production news
Samyang Cine Lenses for Video Production (16mm, 35mm, 50mm, 85mm) Samyang cine lenses and case Anyone who’s taken more than a passing interest in photography or videography over the past decade or so would have no doubt become familiar with the sight of Samyang...
by guille | Oct 30, 2017 | Video Production equipment, Video production news
Image copyright: Fujifilm A bit of history The first time I used a ‘stills’ photo camera for videography was back in 2008 when I purchased the Canon 5D Mark II, one year after its official release date. I can still remember the revolution that beauty of a camera...
by guille | Feb 6, 2017 | Video Production equipment, Video production news, Viva La Zoom News
We are a video production company based in Manchester and every now and again we get a new project where we want to try and do something a little bit different to our previous work: to please a client and also to keep ourselves developing new skills and techniques....
