3 solutions for 3 different scenarios

I’m going to present here the different rain protection items that I use for my cameras, whether I use them handheld or on a rig. 

When it rains or there is risks of water spraying onto the equipment, I’m of the mentality of keeping it as dry as possible, as this is the gear that I work with and I don’t have the funds to replace it if it’s damaged. 

Another fact to keep in mind is that no manufacturer will honor the guarantee of the camera for water damage, even if it is weatherproof or advertised as such, so better take no chances.

Continue reading « [En/Fr] Protection de pluie pour appareil photo mirrorless/DSLR et rig vidéo (avec option DIY) »

Thumbnail showing the icons of Adobe alternative software for video and photo editing

A presentation of alternative softwares

I am going to present in this article my photo and video editing workflow which does not use any of the Adobe software suite. I’m personally a fan of their pricing strategy so I tried to find worthy alternatives.
First, a warning: this workflow works for my specific case as I tailored it for my use, therefore it cannot fit every videographer’s or photographer’s needs. For example, I never do local retouching of my photos, so I have no use of the tools found in a software like Photoshop. But I thought it was still interesting to share it. 

I edit my photos in DaVinci Resolve, which is first and foremost a video editing and color grading software. I explain why I use it here, and how to edit Raw files in Resolve in this article. So keep in mind that this is not a normal workflow that will be presented below.

Continue reading « [En/Fr] Workflow photo et vidéo presque gratuit (ou une façon d’éviter le monopole d’Adobe) »

Workflow details

This is a post explaining step by step the way I found to post-process Sony RAW files in DaVinci Resolve.

Continue reading « [En/Fr] Tutoriel | Développer les fichiers Sony .arw sous DaVinci Resolve »