Announced at CES is Nikon's flagship model - the D5. This is the first full-frame Nikon DSLR to feature 4K video. Check out movies to see just what the D5 is capable of.
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Producer/Director David Doré, writes about the distractions which modern technology brings to the filmmaking process. Technology itself will never make a good film - that is the job of the filmmaker, however, if we harness technology to the benefit of the filmmaking process that is when the magic really happens. Now for the Heresies - over to David...
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A look back at the best movies run on Movie Machine throughout 2015. Featuring: the making of the video of Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody, Walter Murch on Premiere Pro, the Sony PXW-FS5, Shooting with the JVC GY-LS300, working with Tecpro Felloni LED panels.
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A look back at the best movies run on Movie Machine throughout 2015. Featuring the JVC GY-HM200, Blackmagic URSA, investigation of the dedolight system, and how to create silky smooth time lapses.
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The easy way is to bring no lights and work only with natural daylight - however, the easy way is not the best way. By working with the right equipment and using a few simple lighting techniques, you can improve the scene you are filming in a major way. This tutorial shows how quickly and easy it is to get results.

Equipment used: Tecpro Felloni, dedolight DLED4.
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Media Management in Final Cut Pro is incredibly simple and effective. To back up an entire Library, including all media, is as simple as copying the Library from one location to another. If the media is all contained within the Library, then the backup will be complete. If the media is external to Library you need to use the Consolidate function, this will ensure that all media is then copied within the Library. The video tutorial above shows how this is done.
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This interview with the 2 editors of Star Wars: Episode VII, provides a revealing insight into what goes on inside the cutting room of a Hollywood blockbuster at the highest level.
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The Panasonic GX8 is a delightfully small yet powerful camera for both stills and video. This camera is suitable for those who want high quality results using the Micro Four Thirds system. The GX8 shoots 4K video at 100mbps direct to affordable SDXC media. HD can be recorded at 25/50P or 30/60P depending where you purchased your camera. The frame-rate options are regionalised.
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