Category: REVIEWS

Vello DSLR battery grip review

Battery grips as their name suggests allow you to install two batteries instead of one and extend the grip area of your DSLR. I’m old enough to remember film based SLR’s using this additional grip space to house a motor drive to wind on the film but these days we...

Canon C300 first look review

Update: 17-1-2012 – The Canon C300 is now available for Pre-order from B&H. Today I went along to CVP in Brentford London to have a closer look at the new Canon EOS C300. Announced on November the 3rd this new Canon S35 camera has received a lot of attention as...

Glidetrack Hybrid SD

Back at the beginning of 2011 I reviewed Glidetrack’s new Hybrid HD slider which I’ve been using ever since along with my trusty Shooter SD which I take with me on overseas trips or anytime when travelling alone and I need my kit to be portable. The Hybrid HD has...

Singular Software DualEyes Review

  I reviewed Singular Softwares ‘PluralEyes’ just over a year ago and as a plugin for Final Cut Pro and it works wonders and saved me countless hours work by syncing multiple DSLR camera recordings with sound recorded on my Zoom H4n. I switched from FCP to Premiere Pro around...

Marshall V-LCD651STX / Marshall V-LCD50 / SmallHD DP6

HDMI Monitor Shootout

I was contacted recently by Cache Media the company that distributes Marshall monitors in the UK asking if I’d like to take a look at some of their newest models. I gratefully accepted the offer as I thought it would be very interesting to compare Marshall’s latest HDMI monitors to...

Shoot35 CINEbox review

When Shoot35 got in touch asking if I’d like to have a look at their new matte box I knew I was going to be in for a treat. Just like the CINEfocus I reviewed a couple of years back the new CINEbox looked very interesting and Shoot35 always put...