Author: videoeditingshooter

Ina recentNew York Timesprofile of Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, the writers point out that Kalanick ‘once held the world’s second-highest score for the Nintendo Wii Tennis video game.’ This factoid about Kalanick has actually appeared in the media many times before – I first learned about it on an
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Video Resolution Over the past few years the development of video as a medium has seemingly exploded with advances being made in the creation, editing and distribution of projects. One thing that is pretty obvious is that whatever is happening at the pointy end of the market will eventually find
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Fiilex have announced the P360 Pro Plus, an upgraded version of the P360 potable LED light. The 400W-equivalent Pro Plus draws 90w and improves on the P360 with an expanded… The postFiilex P360 Pro Plus portable LED light appeared first onNewsshooter.
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DIY Transitions Demonstrated One of the biggest selling points you will find at the consumer end of the video editing software market is the inclusion of a gazillion transitions. Even potential buyers who have no idea really what transitions are get all excited by the prospect of getting just a
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The best way to bring an entire crew together behind a single project is to share a vision. That’s where storyboards come in.
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Ideal for studio production, the ‘UA27.6.5B’ has a 27x zoom ratio starting at a wide-angle focal length of 6.5mm, making it also suited for live events such as musical concerts and sporting events. The new Fujinon UA27x joins newly introduced handheld zooms, the ‘UA14x4.5B’ and ‘UA18x5.5B;’
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To Filter or Not to Filter One subject in the world of shooting your own videos that can be a bit polarizing is that of filters. Haw haw! See what I did there? Polarizing? Anyway there are two types of camera filters that are most often discussed when it comes to shooting video at a basic level.
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