#video production

What's your take on lighting kits under £200 that don't look terrible for product videos?

Do you still trust cloud storage for uncompressed raw footage with rising breaches?

How do you justify spending on an FX6 for run-and-gun documentary-style work?

Should you stick with a dedicated camera now that phones handle almost all video work?

Is switching from a mirrorless camera to a proper cinema camera actually worth it for indie video work?

Is 'film look' just a marketing gimmick used to sell overpriced vintage gear to hipsters?

Is the traditional camera still worth investing in with AI-generated video on the rise?

Is paying extra for mirrorless over DSLR actually worth it for video?

Is gear addiction ruining your actual photography and video production skills?

Has a gimbal changed how you think about shooting handheld video?

How do you balance quick social media content with serious video production work?

What's your go-to video codec for weddings when you absolutely can't have a glitch?

Does high-end gear actually make your videos better, or just your ego bigger?

Is the Canon R5 genuinely worth the hype for hybrid shooters, or just overpriced?

Does anyone else find raw video workflow overrated for run-and-gun docs?

Has anyone else ditched their big camera for a lightweight vlogging setup?

What’s your take on spending big on lenses vs. upgrading the camera body for video work?

Is a DJI RS 4 gimbal worth it for solo content creators on a budget?

Which mirrorless camera handles overheating best for long video production?

Is raw video still essential or can you get away with compressed formats today?