Category: Gear
I recently got into the production of textile equipment and tried to develop what I thought was the ideal camera strap. Here are some details and thoughts on its design
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I recently did some research to equip myself with an HF microphone system and noticed the increasingly frequent use by manufacturers of internal batteries. While high-end systems still have interchangeable AA-type batteries, allowing continuous operation by periodically swaping the batteries; most entry-level systems, like the Rode Wireless Pro, or Hollyland Lark Max have small built-in Li-ion batteries, requiring charging time once they have been emptied. Would it be possible to overcome these limitations by powering these devices with AA batteries?
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Tutorial for a reversible modification of the Nanlite Forza 60 projectors to reduce the noise generated by the cooling system
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Presentation of a small and handy adapter that I recently found while scouring eBay.
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This blog post is a gathering of the first impressions and tests of my newly acquired Atomos Shogun Inferno
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A small post to talk about the replacement of the factory installed LCD protector on a Sony a7r2 with a GGS Larmor Gen V
Even by taking care of my camera, protecting it as well as I could from humidity, drips of water and impacts, I noticed a rapid degradation of the LCD protection. I originally though that the protection was peeling away from the LCD but after some time searching on the internet, I found that other users had the same issue and that it was in fact the protector itself which was desintegrating.
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