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Five Tips For Making Green Screen Shots More Realistic

Green screen shots can look stunning, or they can be hilariously bad. I’m sure you want to create the former ones, and Ryan Connolly of Film Riot will help you with that. In this video, he shares five essential tips that will make green screen shots more realistic and believable. 1. Camera movement 1. Camera movement Adding camera movement will make the scene look more realistic, and there are two ways to do it....

Fuji Announces Wide Aperture 200Mm F 2 Ois And 8 16Mm F 2 8 Lenses For Fuji X Series

Fujifilm is finally getting some long fast glass for its X series of cameras. Announced today, the Fujifilm XF 200mm f/2 OIS WR Lens with XF 1.4x TC F2 WR Teleconverter. Offering a full frame equivalent field of view to a 300mm lens, this is the longest Fuji X system lens by a long shot. Also announced today is a new wide zoom, the Fujifilm XF 8-16mm f/2.8 R LM WR....

Fujinon Announces Mk Cinema Zoom Lenses For X Mount

Earlier this year, Fujinon announced two cinema zoom lenses: MK 50-135mm T2.9 and MK 18-55mm T2.9. As they are currently available for Sony E-mount, Fujinon plans to expand the series and make it available for X mount as well. Both these lenses are fast, compact, versatile, and affordable (at least for cine lenses). They are identical in dimensions and weight, which makes them easy to switch between the lenses during the shoot....

Full Version Of Canon S Webcam Software Is Now Available For Windows And Macos

Back in the spring, Canon introduced the Beta version of its EOS Webcam Utility Software for Windows and macOS. Now, the full version is available for both operating systems. There have been some improvements added, as well as more apps and cameras that you can use with the software. The EOS Webcam Utility Software is now compatible with over 40 Canon cameras. The EOS M50 Mark II has been added to the 1....

Google Quietly Removes Ultra Wide Astrophotograhy Mode From Pixel 5 And 4A 5G

Google introduced the astrophotography mode in its Pixel 4 phone launched last year. The same feature was added to Pixel 5 and 4a a year later. However, Google has quietly removed the feature from these phones’ ultra-wide camera. No one knows why, but the assumption is that it just performed poorly. The biggest change in Pixel 5 and 4a compared to the Pixel 4 is the rear camera that offers a 107° field of view....