We tested three consumer-priced 360 spherical cameras to see if increasing cost also converts to increased quality. Read on for the pros and cons of each one.
The latest innovations in video at the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show included an auto-stitching 360 camera, 3D immersive audio, a laptop-free hard drive, and an all-in-one gimbal camera.
Being a shreditor (shooter/producer/editor) can be a costly profession, and it’s hard to break into the market if you’re not sure what gear you should be investing in.
As always, Pond5 was on the ground in Vegas for the annual NAB Show, and when it came to gear, there were a few things that really stood out. Check out our top picks from NAB 2017.
With the explosion of tools like Google Docs, Slack, and Trello, people are collaborating online more than ever before. Here are six more of our favorite tools that creatives can use to work together online.
For many musicians, they days of booking expensive studio hours are over. If you’re thinking of building a home studio of your own, here are the essential pieces of gear you’ll need.
A DAW (digital audio workstation) is the canvas for your musical creation. If you want to get into making-music on your computer, choosing your DAW is the first step.
If you can’t afford a top-end camera setup, but you don’t want to sacrifice quality, here are three production cameras that can be outfitted to be field-ready and recording 4K for about $10K.