
HOLLYWOOD BLACK MAGIC 1/4 – LENS FILTERS FOR FILMMAKING
Today I am reviewing one of the most popular lens diffusion filters for indie filmmakers, Schneider Hollywood Black Magic 1/4. […]
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Today I am reviewing one of the most popular lens diffusion filters for indie filmmakers, Schneider Hollywood Black Magic 1/4. […]
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Comparing Tiffen Black Satin to Tiffen Glimmerglass or Black Glimmerglass! Which one should you buy and what differences are there between these two lens diffusion filters?
Today I wanted to showcase my production lens kit featuring lenses from Laowa and SLR Magic. This kit is what I bring to all of my shoots and covers every focal length I need whether it's...
From ultrawide, zoom lenses and my go to prime lens - this combination helps...
Why choose manual focus vs autofocus along with some pros and cons of using manual focus for both types of...
If you could only have one camera lens, only one camera lens that could give you good low light performance, that is wide enough for establishing shots and has incredible depth of field for close up shots, which 50mm lens should you buy...
Most of the reviews of this lens have been very negative as it suffers from all of the quarks (chromatic abberation, coma, vignette, distortion etc) that you would typically see from vintage lenses. Yet, it's those same quarks coupled with the F1.1 aperture that give this lens it's own characteristics that make it unique and special...
Is it better to have a low F Stop or image stabilize lens? Mirrorless cameras have given us great advantages in IBIS (In Body Stabilization) so having fast aperture lenses makes it better to film in low light. Yet, for those who have a camera without image stabilization, your shaky camera footage can be distracting to your viewers, so having a lens with image stabilization WILL HELP...
The Laowa 12mm F2.8 Zero Distortion lens is perfect for your wide angle low light needs! Whether you're shooting videos or taking stills of the night sky, you can't go wrong with this beauty of a lens...
Filming in low light is TOUGHT, especially with a Sony A6500 or Sony A7RII. Is there a wide enough lens for establishing shots that can still do good in low light? Well, I think there is! Here's my review of the Laowa 12mm F2.8 Zero Distortion lens and why I pick it as the best low light wide angle lens you can get for Sony mirrorless cameras...