Making Your DVX200 Happy with Low Light - Mike Mas
As We All Know - If you’re careful, the DVX200 is more than capable of getting some beautiful low light shots, however with the addition of just a small amount of fill or by reflecting a bit of light off a wall or ceiling, the shot may be...
Hello Guys - Of the hundreds of cameras I’ve operated all the way back from my first Ikegami’s in the 80’s, I’ve always reserved remotes for studio work and seldom if ever used them in the field, that is until now. A few months ago, I ordered a VariZoom remote for my DVX200 and can truly make...
Since 90% of my work is outside, using as Polarizer filters on my cameras is common place to get what I call "Blue Skies & Green Grass" Shots.
Myself, I use the Hoya brand which sell for around $35 on my GH5 (62mm) and DVX200 (72mm). Just curious how many guys use them and what brand filters...
Hey guys - Since I started chatting about the advantages of using the Atomos Shogun Inferno with our DVX200’s on another thread, I felt that rather than going off topic, I would start another thread to share our experiences with these neat little devices.
I use my Atomos Shogun Inferno for both...