Phones and apps are now filmmaking tools of choice
Can your phone really be a movie maker beyond mere small shots and family videos? Directors are making it happen, as a little bit of movie magic comes to the mobile.
Covering digital cameras of all kinds, we check out mirrorless, DSLR, compact, and even professional-grade gear, too.
This is Pickr's listing of the latest camera news and reviews, and how it all relates to Australia.
Can your phone really be a movie maker beyond mere small shots and family videos? Directors are making it happen, as a little bit of movie magic comes to the mobile.
Capable of video captures using the entire sensor, the Canon R6 V is a pro-grade camera at a more useful price point.
A big sensor for filmmakers enthusiast and pro will not let you capture more than just widescreen video in the Sony world, as one of the leading camera makers joins Canon in capability.
Two cameras, support for resolutions bigger than 4K, a detachable screen, and AI make a new gimbal worth checking out for social and filmmaking.
A tiny take on the social camera is a little more playful from Insta360, while a new microphone from the company is genuinely clever.
Big cameras can capture big scenes in glorious detail, and the latest from Sony might just be one of the biggest ever, ready for 4K and 8K.
Not everyone relies on a dedicated camera anymore, but if you do and you still like ’em compact, the latest Lumix could impress, if not for the price tag.
Big full-frame cameras made for making movies and the like are just that — big — but the latest camera from Canon gets the sensor and controls down in size.
More than a mere webcam upgrade, the Insta360 Link 2 Pro supercharges your webcam, equipping PCs for more than simply WFH.
Not sure if you can handle flying a drone comfortably? There’s now actually a drone range specifically made for you, with the Lite drone for newbies.