by Paul Joy · Published 28/03/2009 · Last modified 13/10/2021
I’ve recently picked up a Hague D5 Dolly system. It’s a basic track based dolly that runs on PVC tubing and allows you to mount your standard camera tripod to it’s base plate. I’ve ordered some adapter shoes for it that will allow me to fix my Manfrotto legs securely...
by Paul Joy · Published 30/12/2008 · Last modified 14/10/2021
When you attach a 35mm adapter to the front of your camera you ‘re adding a lot more weight than the threads on the lens were ever designed to hold. To help support this extra weight and allow you to attach other devices you use a set of support rails....
by Paul Joy · Published 30/12/2008 · Last modified 13/10/2021
As a mac user the one thing I’ve found really frustrating is that there’s no easy way to watch the HD videos I’ve made using my mac on my HD TV. The most common solution to this problem is to burn blue-ray disks and watch them on a blue-ray player...
by Paul Joy · Published 09/12/2008 · Last modified 13/10/2021
Although a Peli case protects my camera whilst it’s being transported there are times when I need to be able to take the camera with me on foot and a hard case just isn’t practical, that’s when I use the HB-207 backpack from Kata. The HB stands for Hiker Backpack....
by Paul Joy · Published 09/12/2008 · Last modified 13/10/2021
Anytime my EX1 is being transported or is just tucked away waiting for the next job it lives in a Peli 1560 hard case. These cases are waterproof, provide lots of protection against shock damage and generally just make you feel reassured that your precious camera is snuggled safe inside....
by Paul Joy · Published 30/10/2008 · Last modified 13/10/2021
Firstly, let me begin by saying that this is not a full review of the Brevis, there are loads of good reviews of the unit on the web so you should easily be able to find one of those elsewhere. I most respects the Brevis is a great device, highly...
