Adrian Tung

If you look at some of his other posts, he mixes between 4:3 and 3:2 (and occasionally square). However, for this particular post you linked, since it was titled Postcards, I'm guessing they're all ...

Thanks for sharing. I currently have a GoPro Karma Grip which I thought I would use primarily for cycling, secondarily for family vacations... but holy crap, it's too bulky and cumbersome for my ...

If the flash has Ext.M mode, that can be used for auto exposure as well. Otherwise, only pure manual will work. Regardless, the suggestion to shield the unnecessary contacts is a good idea.

Your EVF might be in S-OVF mode.

If it were also weather-sealed, it'd be perfect!

Well, for "typical" usage scenarios where people attach action cameras to their helmets, handlebars, skateboards, surfboards, selfie sticks while skiing, etc..., 3" is too big. As for larger ...

I use PowerDirector and, like Premiere or Premiere Elements, it is also just a bunch of sliders. I suspect most consumer-oriented video editors are going to be that simple, whereas those targeted ...

Great shot, looks like you had lots of fun. Yeah 4K is battery-hungry. No way around it, though outside of wet, watery, weathery conditions you can use a USB powerbank to keep it powered continuously.

Let's say I'm not really interested in actual 360-degree footage that lets the viewer pan around freely; all I want is to be able to compose and apply stabilization post-capture (such as GoPro's ...

So me and everyone else who uses the 12-40 on a PEN model has been "doing it wrong" then? Oookay..........

The 12-40 is an excellent lens. Size is entirely personal -- not an issue for me. If you have any doubts, you could try to have a feel at a local store (or rent one to try).

Thanks guys, the Novoflex mini ball head might just work. Although it's a flash shoe head but my action cam has a flash shoe adapter so it all works out... assuming the adapter can be secure ...

Ideally weighing less than 100g, for use with an action camera mounted on bicycle handlebars -- does such a thing even exist?

If you carry the camera on your body (e.g. waist bag, backpack, etc), no need to worry. Your body provides plenty of shock absorbing. I've carried my Olympus mirrorless gear in a Lowepro Inverse ...

As a relatively new beginner in video myself, I can't comment on the video part. But for the audio part, to get good quality recording you'd want a separate mic source for the guitar (and if you're ...

No, frame rate dictates how smooth or choppy movement is in the video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2m6DRkQf9c It's basically compression quality -- e.g. saving a JPG file at quality 5 vs ...

I've recently acquired an action camera and have been playing around with its footage using Garmin VIRB Edit. While it is an extremely limited software as far as video editing is concerned (no ...

The processed shot was also cropped.

Thanks for the follow-up. It actually looks pretty good as a lightweight vacation bag. And nice work testing the bag's waterproofing... I've been drenched in heavy downpours with my Hadley Pros ...

Check out MindShift Gear's UltraLight camera cover series: https://www.mindshiftgear.com/products/ultralight-camera-cover-20 Light in padding, but collapsible as per your requirements.