All the camera manufacturers are laying down their cards at this years NAB and the big players may just have their bluff called by a company that they didn’t even know was in the game. Read More
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April17th
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March24th
Kingdom Undone
Posted in: Projects
I got the privilege of working with Jeremiah and Vanessa Gamble to create some promotional videos for their new play “Kingdom Undone.” It’s truly a play that needs to be experienced.
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March2nd
New Canon 5D Mark III
Posted in: Articles, News and Updates
Introducing the New Canon 5D Mark III. Read More
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February28th
5D Mark II clean HDMI output?
Posted in: News and Updates
Magic Lantern is currently working on the possibility of a clean HDMI output fix for the Canon 5DMII. It appears that they have undertaken to a trial and error method of editing the DIGIC code which controls a number of factors. Read More
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January30th
Juliet King // 3 Months
Posted in: Baby/Children, Photograhy
Baby Juliet; possibly the cutest kid ever. I’m excited to watch her grow up! These were taken a few months ago when she was just three months old.
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January26th
A must have: Think Tank Retrospective
Posted in: Reviews
I’ve owned this case for roughly a year to date and I can’t imagine a better experience. It is exactly what you want in a shoulder camera bag. I suppose that may be too broad of a stroke, but in my experience it does meet all my needs and hopefully, yours as well. The reason I bought it originally was because I needed to be able to mobile with my camera for events, specifically weddings. I needed a shoulder bag so I can have everything easily accessible. I also wanted it to be durable and have a professional look and feel. This bag meets those requirements and more.
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January8th
Yellow Tree Theatre // Production Stills
Posted in: Projects
I spent last night working on a promotional video for the Yellow Tree Theatre in Osseo, MN. Jason and Jessica, the founders of the theatre, have done an amazing job making the place warm and inviting. I couldn’t help but be grateful for a location that looks so charming in the camera. Here are some of the frames from the interview portions.
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