Lexar's Professional Go Portable SSD with Hub could be an iPhone filmmaker's dream, offering the benefits of externally recorded footage in a very compact package. Storage producer Lexar has come up ...

Hands-on with the Lexar ES5 Magnetic Portable SSD, a MagSafe-ready external drive built for ProRes iPhone workflows.

Rode has launched a pair of iPhone accessories to improve smartphone videography, with the Phone Cage and Magnetic Mount designed to help mobile content creators. Launched during NAB 2024, Rode's ...

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For a lot of videographers in particular, a good camera cage marks the beginnings of a flexible video-taking rig. The same can hold true with the iPhone. When paired with an accessory like the ...

Well, that's where the Lumenati CS1 comes in. It's a videography case for the iPhone 6, and it has the same form factor as a classic Super 8mm movie camera. To use the CS1, you start by sliding your ...

The iSteady M7 gimbal for phones is a super-advanced stabilizer for iPhone that Wired says is “the most advanced and feature-packed smartphone stabilizer.” Whether you’re creating content for social ...

Want to be good at capturing cinematic shots on your iPhone 14 Pro? Here's a tutorial just for you! Zana Latif from Unsplash On TV, some of the cinematic shots on a smartphone are not always ...

With help from Motrr's Galileo 360-robotic spinning platform for iPhone/iPod, the app tracks your movements so you're always on camera. Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop expert and has been ...

"Experiments IV: Fire & Ice" showcases the impressive videography capabilities of the iPhone 11 Pro in 4K and slow-motion while depicting elements of ice and fire in a variety of forms and settings.

Apple may be talking up the iPhone X's camera, but can the smartphone really replace a "proper" video setup? That's what director and videographer Tristan Pope set out to test, shooting his new dance ...