#video production

Does buying a cinema camera make you a filmmaker, or is it just expensive gear snobbery?

Does anyone else find back-button focus a game changer for photography and video work?

Has anyone else found Fujifilm's film simulations overrated for professional video projects?

Has switching to an anamorphic lens changed how you frame your photography and video production?

Does anyone else think Sony's menu system is a dealbreaker for serious video work?

What's your take on a solar-powered battery pack for photography and video production?

Would you ever use a smartphone as your main video camera for client work?

Are anamorphic lenses overpriced gimmicks for YouTube creators, or do they genuinely elevate storytelling?

Do you still invest in gear knowing content lifespan is shrinking?

With new video platform algorithms, are your production workflows changing?

How do you balance stills and video without compromising on either in a single camera body?