This comes up a lot. Grab a standard shotgun mic or a wireless lavalier that plugs straight into the 3.5mm jack.
TL;DR: Skip the overpriced OEM leather cases. Total waste of cash. Look, dealer wanted $400 for a simple repair once but I did it myself for $80, so I...
> my logic was to grab something with at least 1500 nits so I can actually see it outdoors Omg I have this exact same issue with my BMPCC 4K rig—be...
This comes up a lot. For a 4-day trek with 15 pounds under $150, look at these two options:Lowepro Fastpack BP 250 AW III: Costs about $120. Good side...
Regarding what #10 said about "Building on the earlier suggestion, people here seem..."I gotta disagree on the expensive zooms. I take my Olympus M.Zu...
I am in the exact same boat as you. I have been researching this for three months, trying to avoid wasting money on gear that ends up sitting in a dra...
Can confirm this works. Did the same thing on mine and its been solid ever since.
Saw this and had to chime in. I used to fight with jittery motors on every trip until I switched ecosystems entirely. My footage quality improved the ...
Welcome to the world of photography! Honestly, don't worry about the specs being confusing—we've all been there. Since you're shooting 4K video, you r...
Building on the earlier suggestion, skip the fancy gear and just DIY a counterweight—saved me a ton! I fixed my garage door spring for $30 instead of ...
Rarely post but had to chime in. Like someone mentioned, simple is usually better for a pocketable camera. I used a Gordy Camera Straps Wrist Strap fo...