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In part one of this series on how to start a YouTube channel, DPreview will show you the what gear you need to get started on YouTube all for under $1000. Start your own YouTube channel today!

Matt Granger want to run you through a potential workaround for the overheating and video of the Canon R5 that literally cost less than one cent. Goodbye 8k Recording limit!!  Original idea by Horshack ( Read the post here). Use it at your our risk.

How to EASILY make BETTER Quality VIDEOS

In this video, Mark Holtze shows you how to make better quality videos with a simple trick that everybody can use and it will cost you nothing but 30 seconds of your time. It's one of the first lessons Mark learned at Film school and it's the FIRST thing he does when he records videos and sit down to edit scenes.

Fix FLICKER in your Footage

Here is a quick way to fix flicker in your footage that is caused by LED lights when you're out shooting in uncontrolled lighting


Today DaVinci Resolve expert Casey Faris is talking about slow motion. Here are some tips on speed changes in Resolve 14 (beta 3).

How to Shoot a Commercial with ONLY 2 Lights

Parker Walbeckr wants to give you behind the scenes look at commercial he recently shot for a company promoting their products.

Ever wonder how Peter McKinnon makes YOUTUBE VIDEOS?!?

Peter shares more information about how he makes his awesome YouTube videos, what he uses to light or the audio.

How to use your Hand as a Light Meter

Just what the title says! What if you don't have time to line up a grey chart but want some kind of reference for correct exposure through all your shots?

Shaky Footage? How to get SMOOTH HANDHELD shots like a beast!

Today Peter McKinnon ( congratulations for your 500K subscribers) are talking about how to shoot SMOOTH BUTTERY GOODNESS without the use of a gimbal, slider, tripod etc.

How to set up lighting for a video blog and studio shooting

How to prevent a typical videobloggers mistake with the location of light sources? What is the best light scheme for shooting? How to soften the light on video without a softbox?

8K - The Future of Video Resolution

8K is cutting edge at this stage - and to be honest - editing this video was a strain. Matt Granger filmed two short videos in 8k, with lots of 4k b-roll and ended up with almost a terabyte of data! Add to that, the RED Mags are reallllly slow to transfer off - so he had to go back the next day to continue dumping the footage.

Premiere Pro Tutorial: Awesome TRANSITIONS to make your videos BETTER!!

Today, Peter McKinnon is covering PART 1 of a little series he wants to do on transitions. How they are important, how they improve your films AND how they could make your films worse if you use them wrong.


Not too long ago DSLRs revolutionized the way we make films. Now the first medium format stills cameras are capable of shooting video.

How 24 FPS Became Standard

Scott Wilkinson talks with Television Historian Mark Schubin, who explains the reason why 24 frames per second became the standard for film.

How I Use Paper Backgrounds for Videos

Seamless paper backgrounds are great for videos and photos. Here Caleb Pike talks about how he mounts, lights and uses them for shooting videos and photos.

Creating an Infinite Looping Video with Adobe Photoshop

In this Adobe Photoshop tutorial, Russell Brown will discuss how to create an infinitely looping video for posting on Instagram. This is a simple technique that can improve your Instagram posts.

Video Frame Rates: What You Need to Know

Choose the right frame rate for slow motion/fast motion/regular speed. In-depth tutorial from basic to advanced. Click "here" for gear list.

How to Use Shutter Speed, Aperture and ISO For Video

Today Caleb Pike talks about 3 critical video settings that you will find on almost every camera.This video is an excerpt from his G85 Video Guide: dslr-video-shooter.thinkific.com/courses/g85

How much recording time you can get on a memory card.

In this episode of IOTA Greg covers how to calculate the amount of footage you can fit on a memory card or hard drive. With any camera and any amount of card space.

How To Sync Video And Audio In Final Cut, Premiere Cc And Imovie

Here's a tutorial on syncing audio with video in post production.