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The new MicroPro is a beefier and more refined version of the Micro, which it resembles physically and technologically
Without a clear cost-advantage for tape, the pros of tapeless acquisition become compelling
Designed to withstand modest abuse and is encased in a rugged housing with tough rubber bumpers, which absorb shock and provide a slip-resistant base.
Has a combined output equivalent to 500 Watts worth of "hot lighting" (quartz).
While such mics been around for years, only Holophone has made them camera mountable, and that company's PortaMic Pro is their latest, most compact and portable version yet.
Documentary producers balance quality with flexibility.
One key to keeping viewers engaged in your story is creative camera movement.
Most video cameras and DSLRs have only one onboard utility for mounting a small monitor, camera light, wireless receiver, or other accessory
Wildlife videographers put tapeless gear to the test
Practically the only way to shoot underwater is to immerse the camera or its lens.
The BP 4029 includes two different microphone components for both a cardioid and a figure-eight pickup pattern.
Similar to existing models made for small- to medium-sized camcorders, but incorporates features designed especially for DSLR HD capture.
Higher capacity batteries are ideal, particularly if they also comply with air travel regulations.
Cam-Wave HD uses the same core components as a wireless audio system—a transmitter and a receiver—to operate in license-free spectrum.
As we near the sunset of the analog video era, we are seeing more and more tools for recording HD video and compatible audio on media other than videotape.
It’s dubbed Scarlet X in recognition of its Mysterium X sensor that enables the capture of 4K and even limited 5K raw video.
A breakthrough product which raises the bar another notch in the on-camera lighting world
A well-designed, budget-priced short shotgun mic that appears well suited to a range of professional applications and situations.
