If you shoot a lot of video, especially if you travel, you’ve probably seen it before. That weird flickering that you see on screen but not with the naked eye! You may even know how to fix it (choose the right shutter speed or shutter angle), but do you know the science behind why it happens and the math behind avoiding it? It’s a complex but fascinating topic, and I set out to make it clear in this video.
It’s been several weeks since I posted here, so I’m going to just drop a bunch of suggestions on some of my favorites from the past month or so…
Panasonic LUMIX S1 Unboxing:
Comparing LUMIX G Series to LUMIX S Series:
Wireless HDMI on a budget:
Cosyspeed Phoneslinger; a Moment lens carrying case:
Budget 5″ Monitor:
Cheap RGB LED light:
Godox Studio Flash QT1200 II:
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