Blackmagic Camera ProDock brings pro camera I/O to iPhone. With HDMI monitoring, BNC genlock and timecode, 3.5 mm audio, multiple USB-C for SSDs and accessories, and a locking 12 V power input, it lets creators rig an iPhone 17 Pro for multicam, virtual production, and on-set monitoring, all while recording to fast external storage.

From internal RAW to 32-bit float audio and a daylight screen, Nikon’s ZR takes direct aim at FX3 owners. We compare specs, handling, and workflow to see if the ZR’s price and features truly challenge Sony’s beloved workhorse for indie crews and creators.

A clear, hype-free guide to the biggest 2025 camera rumors. We break down likely specs, who each model is for, and how these bodies could change your filming and photography workflow this year.

Blackmagic has quietly added a monthly rental for DaVinci Resolve Studio at about $30 via Blackmagic Cloud. Here is how it works, how it compares to the $295 perpetual license, and when the rental makes more sense.

A no-nonsense guide to motion blur, cadence, and flicker, with quick recipes for every common frame rate.

Are DJI’s sub-250 g drones about to get more expensive? Here is a clear read on current Mini 4 Pro pricing, the latest Mini 5 Pro price rumors, and the real-world factors that could push prices up in the United States.

IBC 2025 (Sept 12–15, RAI Amsterdam) is shaping up to be a live-production showcase. RED is bringing a Cine-Broadcast Module that pipes 8K/120 R3D over IP, Telestream is debuting a Global Ingest architecture on Vantage, and the halls are stacked with hybrid IP/cloud demos. Here’s what to look for, why it matters, and the questions to ask if you’re walking the floor—or covering from home.

Fresh leaks show what appears to be a DJI Osmo Pocket 4 prototype with two headline changes: a dual-camera setup and front + rear screens. Timing remains uncertain—there’s no regulatory filing yet—but a 2026 window is plausible given DJI’s usual cadence. Below we break down the most credible rumors, how they’d impact real-world shooting, and what upgrades would matter most for solo creators and run-and-gun video teams.

Canon is finally standardizing tally lamps across key 2025 cameras—R5 Mark II, R1, and the creator-focused R50 V—making live cues and multicam shoots simpler. On the cinema side, strong reports point to a compact Cinema EOS announcement around IBC 2025. Here’s what’s official, what’s rumored, and how to choose the right Canon body for podcasts, weddings, corporate, and content creation.

DJI Osmo 360 and Insta360 X5 push native 8K and bigger sensors for sharper crops and cleaner low-light. See how they stack up on image quality, apps, and workflow—and who should upgrade now vs. keep their current 360 rig.

GoPro is lining up two cameras for fall 2025—MAX 2 looks locked, and a new HERO-series flagship is likely on GoPro’s usual September schedule. Here’s what’s confirmed, what’s credible, and the smartest time to upgrade.

Comparing DJI Mic 3 vs Hollyland Lark M2 with real-world priorities: price, sound control, battery, range, size, and ports. Mic 3 packs 32-bit float and timecode; Lark M2 stays tiny, simple—and far cheaper. Pick the right tool for your shoots.

DJI Mic 3 lands with impressive upgrades—32-bit float, adaptive gain, dual-band hopping, and up to 4 TX/8 RX—but the transmitters lose the 3.5mm jack. If you rely on lavaliers and concealed miking, here’s why many shooters will keep DJI Mic 2 and which alternatives to consider.

The Sony a1 II is on a tear—crowned EISA Camera of the Year 2025–26 and adopted by sports, wildlife, and hybrid shooters alike. With a 50MP stacked sensor, 30fps bursts, 8K/30, 4K/120, and smarter AI AF, it’s the “no-compromise” flagship of 2025.

Sony just shipped a meaningful firmware update for the FX3, FX3A, and FX30. The headline features are the BIG6 home screen for faster touch control, brand-new de-squeeze ratios for anamorphic monitoring, plus several stability and workflow improvements. Here’s what changed, why it matters, and how to update safely.

Working as a one person crew means you’re camera, audio, gaffer, and producer—often in the same five minutes. This guide gives you stable camera and audio settings, compact packing and power routines, and quick backup habits you can repeat on every job. The goal isn’t fancy; it’s repeatable: sharp focus, consistent color, clear dialogue, and verified copies before you leave a location. Copy these checklists into your notes app and you’ll shave minutes off setup while avoiding

For local businesses, a thumbnail is a mini-billboard that decides whether customers ever hear your pitch. This playbook gives you five high-performing layouts with copy ideas, color and font guidance, and a repeatable shoot→design→export workflow you can execute in minutes. You’ll see industry examples (dentist, gym, realtor, restaurant, law firm) and a simple A/B process in YouTube Studio so you can measure what works and keep improving.

Stop letting great moments die in long uploads. Clip It is a practical system to turn each episode into a week of high-retention Shorts/Reels that drive views and leads.

Turn episodes into lead magnets, capture emails with one clear CTA, and nurture listeners into customers using a simple stack—plus a 14-day rollout plan and KPI math.

Captions aren’t just for compliance. They’re a watch-time multiplier that improves comprehension, unlocks silent autoplay, and opens your content to global and deaf/hard-of-hearing audiences. Here’s the playbook—tools, formats, and metrics included.