audio
This is the best non-drone gadget that DJI ever made
The title of this post might seem a bit dramatic. But for many Sony shooters, it may indeed be the best gadget DJI’s ever made….
Sennheiser’s new system is their best yet – Sennheiser EW-DP G5 review
Sennheiser’s wireless UHF systems have always been some of the best in the industry. Their audio quality is superb, and they work well even in…
How to record audio for interviews without getting too complicated
It’s not too much of a leap for photographers to move into video. After all, most of the same rules of composition apply, and most…
AI audio processing vs mixing it yourself – which is better for your videos?
There’s been a lot spoken about AI when it comes to photographs and video. Deepfakes are rife, and the situation isn’t looking great. There’s also…
This introduction to microphones explains the importance of good sound in your videos and how to get it
There are more people creating video content now than ever before. This means there are also a lot of people creating bad videos than ever…
SmallRig becomes a BigFish with new follow focus, battery and audio system
SmallRig is on a mission. They may be small by name, but they have big plans. Initially known for their camera cages, rods and handles,…
OpenRefMic is a cheap open source low-noise reference microphone you can build yourself for under $40
Reference mics can be a vital tool when it comes to audio. They’re the microphones that capture the uncoloured sound, with a flat response and…
How to build your own DIY acoustic panels to treat your room for recording audio
If you’ve ever tried shooting a video indoors where good sound is important, you’ve no doubt come across the issue of reverb. It’s the echo…
TV & movie boom operator explains why you’re probably using your shotgun microphone wrong
I’ve been following Mike Delgaudio, otherwise known as Booth Junkie, for quite a while now. Mike’s a professional voiceover artist and so he makes a…
Top FIVE vlogging audio mistakes (and how to fix them)
Some things are unforgivable! Your audience will forgive a few seconds of blurry footage, a little bit of over-exposure, but kill their audio and they…
