Before I start this review, I’d just like to share that this is not a paid review, nor have I ever gotten paid directly by anyone to review a film stock. Let me also say that I’ve only shot about 5-10 rolls of Fujifilm Pro 400H. However, regardless of both of these facts – I […]
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If you’re building a computer or buying a prebuilt computer for video editing, the CPU and RAM are some of the most critical factors. But the GPU, or graphics card, is also important. This has always been an important component for some tasks, but is even more so now. A recent update has given Premiere […]
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Computers are made up of many components, and some of them are particularly important for video editing! We’re going to cover the two most critical components – RAM and CPU. These two PC parts often determine how fast videos process and render and how well they play back. Higher performing parts will give you smoother […]
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As great as After Effects is, it can sometimes kill you with long render times. The more complicated the project the longer the render times. The biggest problem other than deadlines to long render times is that you typically can’t work on anything else in the project while you are rendering because it slows your […]
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Shooting endless digital photos is one thing, but when you make the leap to shooting film, you understand that every shot counts. Not only if you are thinking about cost, but also if you are thinking about time. This is one thing you will learn quickly once you start thinking about film scanners – every […]
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Using your go-to lens for sports photography is probably going to disappoint you when you review the results from the event. When it comes to sports photography you need something that offers more speed and range than your everyday lens. Next to the right DSLR camera that offers a fast burst and processing rate, the […]
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When it comes to shooting film, the most versatile film stocks are usually the most well-known. With that being said daylight film stocks, specifically Fujifilm’s Superia X-TRA 400, are some of the most widely-usable on the market because they have such a wide exposure latitude. Fujicolor Supiera X-TRA 400 is one of the most affordable, […]
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No doubt, a cool and smooth transition will make your videos stand out. While Adobe Premiere Pro features basic transitions like slide or wipe, having more special transitions like Luma fade, super zoom in/out could be useful. However, making these super transitions is not a easy work. In this article, we handpicked 12 must-have FREE Premiere […]
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Last week, Blackmagic Design introduced Blackmagic RAW. Blackmagic RAW is a new video codec designed by Blackmagic as a replacement for both RAW and video codecs. Blackmagic created their own RAW because, ‘we wanted it to be very easy to use, very fast and much higher quality’. The world’s fastest RAW format (.braw) with much better […]
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Adobe Lightroom Classic CC is used by photographers every day to touch up and edit their pictures. When the software starts running slowly, it really hampers your workflow and can make the activity of editing and organizing your photos a chore. Today we will be talking about 5 ways you can speed up Lightroom performance, […]
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