Larger sensors provide clearer, sharper video. Low-light performance improvements. 8K/50 fps 360 video. Shoot both 4K linear files and 8K 360 video simultaneously. Smaller body. Built-in storage and ...
It's a potent gimbal camera that I love using, but those of you in the US are out of luck. I bought DJI’s previous Osmo Pocket 3, and I’ve used it extensively — from filming street photography ...
The other day I was reading about how they filmed 1969’s Easy Rider. Taking advantage of the “ultra portable” film cameras of the day, they lay a cameraman down—holding the still, by our definition, ...
The DJI Osmo 360 is an impressive 360 camera that’s capable of 8K video at 50fps, 120-megapixel images (15,520×7,760) and thanks to its large, square 1/1.1 image sensors, it can record in low light.
While Nikon cameras have long been my personal go-to solution for video creation as well as still photography, the Nikon Zr is the first real "cinema camera" the brand has produced. The definition of ...
The Chinese tech industry is a colossus, but there is a distinct lack of access to many of the more interesting options in North America. While Chinese lens designs are fairly common in North America, ...
The trail camera market has evolved quickly over the past few years, with cellular connectivity, app integration, and improved sensors becoming standard (rather than premium) features. Into this ...
Sony put the "V" in vlogging with cameras like the ZV-E1 and ZV-E10 II, carving out a creator niche that rivals failed to match for many years. However, Canon carefully bided its time; after releasing ...
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