Pete Silver

I've been using ACDSee for many years, but, as others have said they are very slow with new camera updates. Or never support them in current software. I've only just upgraded to the Studio ...

My PC reads MOV files. Have you got itunes installed?

Sometimes I find that moving the camera back a bit or zooming out can help.

A super picture. Unfortunately where I am it was cloudy.

Adding to what others have said, I couple of years ago I bought an Epson P600 with the Photospeed refillable ink cartridges. Works very well and gives excellent prints. But best of all it so much ...

I have a Gopro 3 which I sometimes use in concerts - on the drummer for instance. The wide angle suits that. But I would never use one to shoot a play with. Plays are never lit well and you may ...

I have one but I haven't used it for years. With digital you can tell right away how the lighting looks and adjust accordingly.

It is still in the editing. I have seen many videos on YT shot with two cameras but they still have jumpcuts left in. Why they don't cut to the other camera is beyond me. I agree about the talking ...

I would go with the lens, it is on my H1 most of the time.

I think you are going to struggle with a budget of $1000

I'm not familiar with that mic.  You will need to buy an XLR balanced cable. You will also have to buy adapters to plug into the mic and camera. I have never had any luck with adapters. I always ...

It is lazy editing. You can cover the jump cuts with cutaways of the product (for instance) You can shoot the presentation on one camera and use the same camera after to shoot cutaways - ...

I look at 4k stuff I've shot, on my 4k tv and in HD as well. There is a difference but unless you're shooting a blockbuster then stick with HD. It's a lot less problematic when you pan etc. I ...

And make sure the camera is setup to output from the HDMI socket. (may be off as on some cameras you can't record to the SD card at the same time.)

All the stuff I have shot for TV is 50p.

If you are in PAL land then shoot PAL, To get rid of the jerkiness shoot at 50p.

I agree, and the amount of jump cuts you see on YT etc. That is just lazy editing.

On photos like this I would (if possible) shoot with a bounced flash. It may also add some highlights into the eyes which always brings the picture to life. Good luck.

Using the D850 for stop motion will be the same as using any other camera. Set the camera to manual, set aperture according to your lighting. Shutter speed doesn't really matter - enough to stop ...

After reading this thread I have had the same happen to me. Very rarely but with the 16-55 and the X-H1 I had some OOF shots - shot wide. A bright sunny day just general shooting and a series of ...