Courtesy of Momentum Productions, this review shows the Zhiyun Crane in action and why this affordable gimbal has a reputation of delivering, both in terms of performance and price.
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Video review of Panasonic's FZ 2000, featuring: 1-inch MOS Sensor; 20x Optical Zoom;Leica DC Vario-Elmarit Lens (F2.8-4.5 24-480mm); 4K Video;High Bitrate FHD Video
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In this video Steve Martin, of Ripple Training, showcases the RodeLink Wireless Filmmaker Kit. It's an excellent low-cost wireless mic system that produces very clean audio even in environments that would challenge more expensive wireless systems.

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I'm in awe of what I've been able to achieve with the Steadicam Solo and JVC GY-LS300 combination. Watch the 3 minute showreel to show just what can be achieved using this affordable, lightweight Steadicam.
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Producer/Director, Scott Wright, gets out on location using the Sony A7RII for filming a promotional dance video. Scott explains why he chose the A7RII - with a background in photography, he finds the Sony to be a tremendous tool for recording both high quality still and moving images. Some interesting comments in the piece about why Scott moved away from his trusted Canon 5D Mark III to the Sony large-sensor mirrorless system.
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Adam Loretz of the Filmmakers Workshop presents a video review of the Sony RX10 Mark 2. This cameras records movies in MP4, MPEG-4 AVC/H.264, MPEG-4 AVCHD, XAVC S; features a Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar lens (35 mm equivalent: 24-200mm); records4K or HD, and offers optional professional XLR inputs.
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I've always been suspicious to use third party batteries with my Sony cameras; particularly for the high-end Sony cameras. However, the temptation is there. The Sony batteries cost significantly more than the alternatives, and if a battery is a battery what difference does it make.
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mTape by mLogic is an LTO6 archive solution for long-term backup of files. Using affordable tape, this offers protection which you don't get from spinning drives. With no platters, bearings, or the electronics found in a hard drive, LTO6 tape is seen as being a safe, reliable and an affordable way of archiving terabytes of information.
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