Digital Camera News, Reviews and Tips
This bird’s nest timelapse video with a GoPro did not turn out as expected. Tan Nguyen found the nest in his front yard and set up his GoPro camera in the tree to capture the action. He got much more than he bargained for and now his nature video has amassed over 5 million views in less than a week.
[via PetaPixel]
4K hasn’t quite yet caught hold for consumers. But that didn’t stop Neumann Films from putting out the first 8K footage on YouTube, Ghost Towns in 8K. You can watch it below. [Read more…]
Oh. Dear. God.
It just keeps getting worse for Canon. [Read more…]
The Panasonic GH4 is the first 4K camera I have tested. I have lots of good things to say about it and will have plenty more sample video along the way. For those new to 4K video (including yours truly), I wanted to take a few minutes and break down what I have learned about exporting 4K video using Adobe Premiere Pro CC and share some presets that I created for exporting 4K footage for YouTube 4K delivery. [Read more…]
YouTube will be review submissions for the next decade and plans on announcing a winner at its relaunch in 2023.
In other news, today is April 1. Don’t believe anything you read on the Internet today if it sounds cool, new or shocking.
Canon has issued a firmware update for the Canon 6D, which “Fixes a phenomenon which prevents movie files shot using Canon EOS 6D Digital SLR cameras from being played back on YouTube.”
You can download the update on Canon’s website.
Canon has issued a product advisory for the Canon 6D relating to the inability for movies shot on the 6D to playback on YouTube. This appears to be aimed at users who pull a card out of their camera and upload directly to YouTube.
The fix (for now) is to save the file via ImageBrowser EX and then upload to YouTube. If you already go through an editing and exporting process for your HDSLR videos, then you don’t need to worry about this problem.
More details in the full product advisory below. [Read more…]
Tamron recently started a new video learning series on YouTube. The series will be comprised of 1-minute videos geared toward new DSLR owners (like the above intro video) and will be added on a weekly basis to Tamron’s YouTube channel.
You can get more details about the new educational directive in the press release below or head over to Tamron’s YouTube channel to see if you want to subscribe for future updates. [Read more…]