6 Osmo Pocket 4P Accessories That Solve Its Biggest Problems
Six accessories that fix the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P's biggest gaps: battery life, safe mounting, a mic slot, protecting the always-exposed lens, a wider field of view, and proper motion blur with a variable ND.
5 Upgrades for Your Canon PowerShot V1
The five accessories that live on my Canon PowerShot V1: the SmallRig cage, a stick-on filter adapter with a variable ND, USB-C batteries, a Godox flash setup, and the Tilta Hydra suction mount.
5 Accessories for Video and Content Creators That Are Actually Good
Five small tools I use every day as a working video person on the go: an SSD sleeve, a card case with a built-in reader, a portable monitor, the Plaud Note Pro for client calls, and a power bank that runs my whole kit.
SmallRig Cage Review for the Canon PowerShot V1
SmallRig finally made a cage and grip for the Canon PowerShot V1. Locating pins on every side, a built-in Arca plate and a clear multi-function shoe make it the best V1 cage you can buy.
5 Accessories That Make the Fujifilm X100VI Even Better
My five favorite Fujifilm X100VI accessories: a Zeniko wireless flash setup that makes off-camera flash easy, a SmallRig grip, a Hoage hood, the TCL teleconverter and USB-C rechargeable batteries.
The Canon PowerShot V1 Finally Has a Real Cage
The first real cage for the Canon PowerShot V1 comes from Yanzu, a brand I'd never heard of. It's modular, well measured and leaves the multi-function shoe clear. Here's what to know before ordering.
Can an $80 Wireless HDMI Transmitter Actually Be Good?
Can an $80 wireless HDMI transmitter actually be good? I tested the Shimbol TP Mini for a month, from framing solo shots to a 200-foot walk down my street. It just works.
Canon PowerShot V1 Tilta Cage Review
Tilta's PowerShot V1 cage is really a gorgeous wooden grip with an Arca plate. The grip is excellent, but there are no side mounts and the top plate crowds the multi-function shoe.
Godox Cube-C Tiny Wireless Lav Mic Review
Two months with the Godox Cube-C wireless lav kit: tiny transmitters, two-second pairing and app gain control make it a great budget mic for phone creators, but the range falls far short of the claim.
The Best Canon PowerShot V1 Accessories
My favorite Canon PowerShot V1 accessories for YouTube and TikTok: an L-bracket, the Tilta tabletop tripod, two mic options, an off-camera flash setup, USB-C batteries and a self-regulating car mount.
Mini Phone Selfie-Screen Dream? Vlogmate Mini Review
The Vlogmate Mini is the simplest phone selfie screen I've tested: tiny, 700-nit bright, plug-and-play and it plays audio back. The trade-off is it takes your phone's only USB-C port.
Is the SmallRig Production Cart Worth It? Asking at the BILD Expo
Why does SmallRig's new production cart cost $1,899? I asked their US rep at the BILD Expo about shipping, design, weight and durability, and whether it's worth it for solo shooters.
SmallRig Wireless Phone Monitor Review (Vlog Kit)
SmallRig's wireless phone monitor kit lets you see yourself on your phone's best camera. It's sturdy with great battery life, but its flip-only screen is awkward on gimbals. Here's what I'd buy instead for vlogging.
How to Clean Your Camera Lens the Right Way
Wiping a dusty lens is like sanding its coatings away. Here's how I clean my lenses, filters and lens bodies the right way, plus why a filtered electric blower beats a basic bulb blower.
Six Fujifilm X-M5 Accessories You'll Love
Six accessories that make the Fujifilm X-M5 a better everyday camera: SmallRig cage vs grip, the Manfrotto pocket tripod, Llano USB-C batteries and chargers, a POV neck mount, the Zeniko ZF08 mini flash and the DJI RS4 Mini gimbal.
Newmowa MagSafe Selfie Screen for Your Phone Review
A MagSafe monitor that lets you frame yourself with your phone's rear cameras. Wireless mirroring, wired USB-C tethering, a remote record button and Blackmagic Camera app framing guides, for about $55.
What's in My Camera Bag for 2025
Everything in my camera bag for 2025: the K&F Concept backpack, Peak Design travel tripod, my X-H2S Rigzilla setup, filters, DJI mic, balance card, and the tech pouch with cables, Llano chargers and the INIU power bank.
NEEWER Perfected the Mini V-Mount Camera Rig
The NEEWER PS099E 99Wh V-mount battery puts its USB-C port on the side, and the PS015 plate balances my Canon R5 C rig and frees up the screen. Why they replaced my SmallRig setup and older V-mounts.
No Camera Needed: Why Phones Are Finally Useful for Paid Video Work
A phone probe lens I've used on paid jobs, plus ProRes, log and the Blackmagic Camera app, make phones a real production tool for product video. How it compares to a full-size probe lens and why skills beat gear.
13mm Wide Angle Setup For Your Z-V1 II
If you’re using the Sony ZV-1 Mark II and looking to expand its field of view for your vlogs or desk setups, this guide is for you. The standard field of view can feel restrictive, especially for those who need to capture more in tight spaces. By adding a Ulanzi wide-angle lens and pairing it with the C TV bracket, you can achieve a dramatic 13mm focal length, offering an expansive view perfect for YouTube content creation.
This setup is particularly beneficial for those who want to maintain a compact, portable configuration while getting that extra wide-angle perspective. Whether you're showcasing products, creating tutorials, or just looking for a more engaging shot, this combination gives you the flexibility and professional touch you need.
One thing to note is the slight curvature introduced by the wide-angle lens, but this can be corrected with lens correction in post-production. The result? A super-wide, immersive field of view that rivals more expensive setups, all from your desk.
In conclusion, this 13mm wide-angle setup for the ZV-1 Mark II offers a simple yet powerful way to enhance your video production. It’s a game-changer for content creators who want a broader perspective without sacrificing portability. If you're looking for a nerdy, effective way to upgrade your ZV-1 Mark II, this is the setup for you. Catch you in the next video!