Let’s say you want a m1 Mac mini. $499 out the door and you have a great machine for photo and video editing, browsing the internet, and light coding. If you buy the m2 Mac mini for $599, you have to add $200 just to get an SSD with the same speed. Now you’ve spent […]
There has been considerable debate surrounding the FX30 since its release, and I want to address why I believe it doesn’t quite meet the standards of a professional camera. Before discussing this, I want to clarify that I don’t consider the FX30 to be a bad camera. It certainly can be used for professional use,
Landscape photographers are usually told they need an ultra wide angle lens. While there is certainly a place for wide angle photography, I have found myself moving in the opposite direction. My primary landscape lens right now is the Tamron 50-400mm mounted on my Sony a6700. Because the a6700 is an APS-C camera, that effectively
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Thunderbolt 5 is here with the new Fusion FusionDock Pro 3, but is it worth it to upgrade? or should you get something with more ports and options like the FusionDock Max 1. In this post, I’m going to help you decide which docking station to choose if you’re going with Thunderbolt 4 or Thunderbolt 5.
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When I first bought the Elgato Prompter, my goal was to use it as an external display so I could see myself while filming and maybe even read a script. It’s also one of the best teleprompters on the market for its simple design, features, and ease of use. Pairing it with the RØDECaster Video, it
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