#professional video

Is "good enough" phone video killing the soul of professional filmmaking?

Do you still trust cloud storage for uncompressed raw footage with rising breaches?

How do you justify spending on an FX6 for run-and-gun documentary-style work?

Would you switch from a cinema camera to an iPhone for pro work?

How do you balance Instagram-style edits with professional video production quality?

Would you ever buy another Sony for professional video work after recent firmware issues?

Is 8K video actually useful for your work yet?

Should you judge a videographer by their camera body or is a cheap lens with good glass the real equalizer?

Would you ever switch from Canon to Sony for professional video work?

Are expensive cinema cameras just status symbols for people who don't actually tell stories?

Is a gimbal under $500 worth it for professional video work

Does buying a cinema camera make you a filmmaker, or is it just expensive gear snobbery?

Has anyone else found Fujifilm's film simulations overrated for professional video projects?

Does anyone else think Sony's menu system is a dealbreaker for serious video work?

Would you ever use a smartphone as your main video camera for client work?