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Panasonic Lumix S1H: Alternative Review
In the last few days, Panasonic released their new LUMIX S1H. The S1H has gone to town with new features designed to match most filmmakers needs. The features that filmmakers have grown to love in the GH series are now available and improved upon in the full-frame S-Series. The S1H bridges the gap between solo […]
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4:17 AM – Panasonic Lumix GH5S Review
A few weeks ago I was lucky enough to get my hands on the brand new Panasonic Lumix GH5S in time to start shooting for our new short film 4:17 AM. The shoot was going to take place mainly at night and early morning and so when I heard about the GH5S, I thought it […]
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Innovative Gear: iFootage Cobra Monopods and Electric Ray Review
One of the biggest considerations when picking gear for travel projects is the weight and size. When you’re limited to what you can carry in a carry-on roller and a 23kg checked case, every item of gear you carry has to be useful. In order to cut down on the amount of gear I carry, […]
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Natural Light Tips: Capturing Elusive Light
When travelling there are often times that we encounter certain lighting scenarios, those that present us with amazing photo opportunities but are rarely encountered in our day-to-day life. While elusive lighting scenarios present us with a great opportunity to create dramatic and memorable images they can also be tricky to handle if we haven’t experienced […]
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Finding a Reliable Photography Fixer
The topic of photography fixers crops up a lot in my emails. Finding a reliable fixer can be somewhat difficult and whether you can justify the cost depends entirely on your style of photography. I’ve been burnt a number of times by hiring the wrong people. People who are either completely useless or who just don’t share my ethos […]
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Color Theory
Colour is something that haunted me for the first few years of my photography life. No matter what I tried I could never get great colour images. Most of the time I ended up reverting to black and white to get something out of the image. It wasn’t until I consciously started to learn about […]
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