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How streaming platforms have changed film equipment demands

A look at how the streaming platforms have changed requirements, expectations and techniques for modern filming. Whether it's a feature for Youtube or a Tik Tok short, a range of professional equipment is now used for online content creation.

How to choose between a tie-clip mic and a boom mic for your shoot

Why Zeiss Distagon and Planar EF lenses are still a brilliant choice for a vintage look on a budget

A little look into the Zeiss Distagon and Planar range, and why they are a brilliant choice for filmmakers still in 2026

Remote Power Made Simple - How Portable Power Stations and Transforming Location Photography and Filming

Kit Cabin take a look at how the improvements in remote battery packs have changed how photographers look at location shooting

Adding to Our Lighting Options with Godox Knowled

How we have added more LED lighting for hire for Photographers, Videographers and Content Creators

Budget Friendly Lens Hire for TikTok, Instagram and Social Media

A quick guide to the best lens hire options for Online Content Creators, balancing the quality to raise production value vs cost

DJI Ronin 4D 6K: Revolutionising Filmmaking with Speed, Stability, and Cinematic Flair

Vertical Dramas: The New Craze and Its Added Challenges to Filmmakers

What exactly are vertical dramas? Think of them as bite‑sized narrative series, tailor‑made for watching on your smartphone in portrait mode. Typically running anywhere from 1 to around 6 minutes per episode, these stories are designed for commuters and coffee breaks - perfect content that fits the rhythms of modern life with fragmented viewing, snack-size narratives.

Quality vs. Flexibility; The Benefits of Using Prime Lenses Over Zooms

When it comes to videography and photography alike, the choice between prime lenses and zoom lenses is one we're often asked. Both have their merits, but lets explore the benefits of prime lenses, particularly their superior image quality and speed, while also addressing the trade-off

Canon L Series vs Sony G Master

Sony G Master (GM) and Canon L series lenses are both renowned for their quality, but they cater to different systems—Sony’s E-mount mirrorless cameras and Canon's EF and RF mounts (for DSLRs and mirrorless cameras, respectively). Here's a breakdown of the advantages and disadvantages of each for both filming and photography...

Adding Movement To Your Shoots

Video is, by definition, all about movement. Adding a bit of subtle extra movement to more static shots is a great way to keep viewers engaged. Side to side tracking moves give a greater sense of depth to a scene, while push ins can be used to draw the viewer in.