videography
Sony Electronics Adds to R Series Broadcast Camera System
Sony Electronics is expanding its renowned “R series” of system cameras, a lineup focused on ultra-high resolution and cutting-edge imaging technology. Announced at NAB 2026,…
Black Friday Means Sales, Here are Five Impulse Buys I Don’t Regret
Here in the United States, the fourth week in November usually means two things: a large turkey dinner, and a lot of sales being advertised. Even on this website, you might have come across a sale round-up or two. While I can’t help you improve your Thanksgiving Day dinner, I can share some insights into a few impulse purchases I’ve made that I don’t regret.
Evoto’s AI Suite of New Products Could Be the Real Photoshop Killer
Evoto AI has unveiled a host of brand new tools that could change the way photographers and videographers manage their workflows and even run their…
AI-Powered Streaming Makes Pro-Level Broadcasts Accessible: OBSBOT Tail 2 Review
PTZ cameras have long been staples of very specific applications, whether as high-end security cameras, production cameras, for use in conference rooms, or even at…
Imagen for Video Enters Beta with AI Color Correction for Videographers
Imagen is best known for its AI-powered photo editing tools. And now, they’re expanding into video. The company has launched Imagen for Video in public…
Strada Agents Remote Video Editing Tool Lets You Skip the Cloud
Picture having to download a huge video file from the other side of the globe, without uploading it anywhere, without cloud fees, and without waiting…
The Best Set up for ‘Easy-money’ Video Interviews
Photographing headshots is easy money, but it’s also low-hanging fruit. By this, I mean that everyone can do them pretty well. In order to stand…
Always have enough b-roll with this 9-shot rule
It can be easy to get overexcited about a shoot, thinking you’ve got it all in the bag, only to get home and discover that…
This is the first video ever to show plants “communicating”
The touch-me-not plant (mimosa pudica) is an interesting plant. It’s enough to lightly shake or brush it to see its unique defense mechanism: it will quickly contract its leaves. But how does it do it? Thanks to a recent video, we now have visual evidence of the process for the first time ever.
“Digital necromancy”: The Beatles’ final music video under fire over use of AI
If you’re a fan of The Beatles, you’ve probably heard the band’s latest release, Now and Then. From an unfinished project recorded in 1970, it…






































