Jackson Wong - April 11th, 2013
Videomaker's Best Support of NAB 2013 is the Manfrotto 500 Fluid Head. Manfrotto wants better balance and control with the 500 Fluid Head. The MVH500A 60mm halfball and the MVH500AH flat base both feature a wide base to match the wider base of DSLRs.
Jackson Wong - April 03rd, 2013
The NAB Show contains sights sounds, smells and products, that will be yours courtesy of your Videomaker editorial team. We'll do our annual awards to highlight the biggest products to know about, and likely touch on some that you'll simply drool over. The biggest companies will be there, including the ones you might never hear about unless you command a workstation in a master control room.
Jackson Wong - December 11th, 2012
The new Swivl supports mobile devices and DSLRs, frankly I'm curious how a DSLR will mount. That's my first of a few questions about the new Swivl that is set to ship July 2013.
Jackson Wong - October 16th, 2012
Tripods - Two Do's, Don'ts and More for Best Video Production
Mike Wilhelm - July 04th, 2012
The CS CILIX is a modular hand held camera support rig designed for professional DSLR cameras. The rig facilitates a number of attachments and aids in stabilizing the camera while shooting.
Mike Wilhelm - July 03rd, 2012
Tripods are one of the most traditional camera stability equipment used by professional videographers. Their portability, ease of use and wide array of applications have made them a versatile tool. Tiffen Davis & Sanford with their All Terrain Pod and FM18 fluid head have incorporated modern materials and techniques to make this traditional piece of equipment even better.
Jackson Wong - June 28th, 2012
Traditional tripods may be adequate for most field applications requiring camera stability. But for certain situations, these cannot be used. Examples are when filming in cramped locations or filming shots that require camera to be at a low height. Miller, which has been designing filming equipment since 1954, has come up with their innovative MINI tripod to cater to these requirements of video and photographing professionals.
The MINI tripod is basically a miniature version of the traditional tripod. It utilizes the advantages of a small size without compromising with the stability a tripod needs to provide.
mhageman - June 25th, 2009
Want to get those hard to reach shots that only a jib can provide? Is there not enough money in your pocket to afford to purchase one at a store? Well, heres a solution that might be just what youve been looking for. These step by step instructions will provide you with the knowledge to build your own jib at home and give you a reliable yet affordable jib that can be used on your next video shoot. Thanks to Bob Plate, a long time Videomaker reader, you can make your very own jib for under $60.