Digital Camera News, Reviews and Tips
Rode has announced the VideoMic Pro, a follow-up to its popular VideoMic that became an almost instant standard for HDSLR video use. The new VideoMic Pro was designed to address lower noise, lighter weight and a better shock mounting system. [Read more…]
One of the few HDSLR accessories at CES 2011 was found at Camtrol’s booth. Camtrol “Free Shooting Tools” offer a wide range of configurations in a single kit thanks to the ball-jointed arms and handles. [Read more…]
Where’d that 2000 fps setting on the Canon 7D come from? [Read more…]
DualEyes, one of Singular Software’s magical audio-syncing programs, is now available for Mac in beta form. Best of all . . . it’s free.
If you’ve never tried PluralEyes or DualEyes before and you shoot video and audio on a dual system with your HDSLR, then you really ought to give it a try. To get an idea of what you’re missing, check out my prior review of PluralEyes for Final Cut Pro.
More details on DualEyes for Mac at Singular Software’s website.