Latest Video Production Equipment News and Reviews
Best Drone for Filmmaking: Picks That Fly Right for Cinematic Work
The DJI Mavic 4 Pro leads filmmaking drones in 2026 with 6K60 Hasselblad video, 51-min flight time, and a 360-degree gimbal. Here are the top picks.
Read MoreLighting Kit for Film: What You Actually Need to Get Started
Building a lighting kit for film doesn't require a massive budget. Here's what actually matters for indie filmmakers, from starter kits to professional setups.
Read MoreBlackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera LUTs: A Practical Guide to Getting the Look
Practical guide to finding, applying, and building LUT workflows for the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera. Covers free and paid options plus DaVinci Resolve.
Read MoreBest Camera for Sports Video: What Actually Works on the Sideline
The best cameras for sports video need fast autofocus, high frame rates, and solid IBIS. Here's what actually works when you're shooting fast action.
Read MoreBenQ ScreenBar Halo for Video Editors: Monitor Light Meets Color-Critical Work
The BenQ ScreenBar Halo 2 monitor light reviewed for video editors. 95 CRI, 2700-6500K range, zero glare, and tri-zone backlight for long grading sessions.
Read MoreBest Budget Video Camera: Affordable Options That Actually Deliver
The best low cost video cameras in 2026, from budget mirrorless bodies to pocket gimbals and used cinema cameras that hold up on real shoots.
Read MoreBest Mirrorless Camera for Filmmaking: What Actually Matters in 2026
Canon R6 Mark II leads for filmmaking in 2026 with 4K 60p 10-bit, Dual Pixel AF, and real IBIS. Here's what matters in a mirrorless camera.
Read MoreBest Software for Drone Video Editing in 2026
Compare the best drone video editing software for aerial footage. DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and more, with stabilization and codec handling.
Read MorePortable Video Switcher Options for Live Production
Compare portable video switchers for multicam live streaming and events. ATEM Mini lineup, Roland alternatives, and what actually matters.
Read MoreApple Pro Display XDR for Video Editing: Still the Reference Standard
The Apple Pro Display XDR remains a reference standard for video editing and color grading. What B&H reviewers say about the 6K HDR panel.
Read MoreBest Lights for Filmmaking: LED Panels, Tubes, and COBs Compared
LED panels, tubes, and COBs each solve different lighting problems on set. Here's how to pick the right form factor for your filmmaking kit.
Read MoreComputer Hardware for Video Editing: What Actually Matters
What computer hardware actually matters for video editing? CPU, GPU, RAM, and storage ranked by real-world timeline impact.
Read MoreAputure Light Storm: A Closer Look at the LED Lineup
Breakdown of the Aputure Light Storm LED series from the LS 120d II to the 600d, plus the newer Storm line for different budgets.
Read MoreFilm Lighting Kits That Won't Empty Your Bank Account
Budget and mid-range film lighting kits for indie filmmakers compared. LED panels, COB lights, and tube kits that deliver on set.
Read MoreBlackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K Review: Still Worth Buying?
The Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K still delivers cinema-quality footage at a budget price. Here's what real users say about the BMPCC 4K in 2026.
Read MoreBest On-Camera Monitor for Filmmakers in 2026
The Atomos Shinobi II is the best on-camera monitor for most filmmakers. 1500 nits, touch-to-focus, USB-C camera control, and LUT support in a slim 210g body.
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