PowerDirector University published a how-to on creating a Marvel-style intro last week. Following along really helped me step up my video editing skills… I learned so much and everyone in the house likes Rayla’s baller intro. Here is the tutorial for those interested:
Read More PowerDirector Editing: Rayla’s “Marvel” IntroA B&H Holiday gift guide turned me on to Comica’s BoomX-D wireless mic set. The BoomX-D comes with one receiver, two wireless mics, 2 lav mic attachments, two dead-cats for outdoor wind reduction, and all the cables you need. Once I figured out the settings, the sound was pretty good… actually better than good. The […]
Read More Comica BoomX-D Wireless Mic ReviewNo talking, just puppy pictures. Just took some quick pics with my new 85mm F 1.8 Viltrox lens. I got a very good deal (on an already cheap lens) via Amazon for Black Friday (the sale is still on for Cyber Monday). I like the fast picture taking and the background separation. Rayla was not […]
Read More Lens Test: Viltrox 85MM featuring RaylaAs promised, here is a review of Google’s newest Chromecast device which (finally) comes with a dedicated remote control. If you don’t want to watch the video, I highly recommend it at the $50 price point (and I am sure it will come down in price a little bit over the coming months). This is […]
Read More Chromecast with Google TV ReviewNow that the Chromecast with Android TV has been released, I revisit the Nvidia Shield Pro to discuss the differences. It is a powerful device that has the best response I have seen in a streaming system, but that performance comes at a premium. Is the high price tag worth it with the other options […]
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