Focusing on all of my efforts around the art of making videos and social media. Camera, lens, and equipment reviews. I also share tutorials on anything I have learned over the years.
Looking for a stylish and functional camera bag that can hold all your essentials without being bulky? Check out my review of the Nomatic Luma 18L in the stunning Rust color!
In this video, I’ll cover:
(1) First impressions: Design, build quality, and the gorgeous Rust color.
(2) Organization: Putting the Luma’s compartments and dividers to the test with my camera gear, laptop, and everyday essentials.
(3) Everyday carry: How comfortable and practical is the Luma for daily use?
Whether you’re a photographer, videographer, or just someone who needs a stylish and well-organized bag, the Nomatic Luma 18L is a solid and stylish choice!
Imagine having a personal cinematographer that could fit in your pocket and follow you on every adventure. Well, that’s exactly what the HoverAir X1 does! This revolutionary drone is so lightweight and user-friendly, it’s like having a magic flying camera that captures stunning aerial shots with the push of a button.
Forget bulky, complicated drones. The HoverAir X1 folds up to the size of a smartphone and takes off with a single tap on your palm. No remote control needed! Choose from pre-programmed flight paths like orbit, follow-me, or even cinematic bird’s-eye views, and watch as the X1 effortlessly captures smooth, stabilized footage that’ll make your friends jealous.
Here’s why the HoverAir X1 is the perfect drone for everyone:
Pocket-sized: Take it anywhere, anytime!
One-touch takeoff: No complicated controls, just fly!
Super stable: Gimbal and horizon leveling for smooth video.
Safe and enclosed: Fly confidently near people or indoors.
Shoot and share: Edit and share your footage instantly with the app.
No FAA registration required: Fly worry-free!
Whether you’re a seasoned vlogger, a travel enthusiast, or just looking for a unique way to capture life’s moments, the HoverAir X1 is your ultimate flying companion.
I continue to play with the AnkerWork M650 wireless microphone system. In my previous video, I noticed there was some audio clipping happening and the camera was showing peaking regardless of how much I reduced gain on the receiver.
I tested dropping the audio levels on the actual camera with much better results.
I also tried different 3.5mm audio cables that reduce gain without changing settings.
I recently purchased the AnkerWork M650 wireless microphone kit (thanks to a big Prime Day discount). Out of the box, I was impressed with the mic design and the receiver’s menu system.
This is my third wireless mic solution, so I decided compare the M650 and:
The Sony ZV-1 is a great little camera. But there are some ergonomic issue that arise due to its size.
One of my biggest gripes was the placement of the tripod mounting area so close to the battery door forcing you to remove a tripod or mounting plate if you need to get access to the battery.
But SmallRig has a solution that not only addresses the access issue but gives you a better grip without dramatically increasing the size.
