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Hollyland Lark M2 review: Delivering a compact wireless audio solution for creators

The Hollyland Lark M2 wireless button microphone kit offers a versatile audio solution for small video productions. It’s not perfect, but at $160 for...

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Fix Your Lighting Flaws: Beginner Tips

Chris Monlux

In this instructional video, you'll learn to navigate the common challenges of video lighting. We tackle the fundamental mistakes often made by beginners. Through...

Cameras

PTZOptics Move SE: Big features for small productions

Nicole LaJeunesse

The PTZOptics Move SE offers impressive auto-tracking, good low-light performance and multiple control options.

Audio

DJI Mic 2: A solid choice for content creators seeking high-quality audio

Nicole LaJeunesse

The DJI Mic 2 positions itself as a promising option for content creators and streamers, but is it worth the extra cost?

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DJI Mini 4 Pro review: A mighty mini with minor missteps

Nicole LaJeunesse

The DJI Mini 4 Pro is clearly one of the best drones on the market. However, is it really that much better than the Mini 3 Pro?

Cameras

Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K review: The name says it all

Nicole LaJeunesse

The Blackmagic Cinema Camera 6K makes a lot of bold promises. Does it live up to them all? Let's take a look.

Cameras

DJI Osmo Pocket 3 review: A major step forward

Kyle Alsberry

Is the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 is a significant upgrade from its predecessor? Let't take a look at this new handheld gimbal camera.

Cameras

GoPro HERO12 Black review: The best GoPro to date

Kyle Alsberry

GoPro has released its latest installment in the HERO line, the GoPro HERO12 Black, with a few new features and enhancements.

Cameras

Sony a7C II review: Small camera, big upgrades

Sean Berry

While the Sony a7C II has its flaws, it still delivers great-looking video in a compact, portable package.

Cameras

Sony a6700 review: A hybrid mirrorless camera that packs a punch

Kyle Alsberry

The Sony a6700 brings a slew of new features and improvements for video shoots. But do these improvements make it worthwhile?