Professional Video Camera Lessons

The Q8 Handy Video Recorder is providing wonderful on site videos of our Lessons from the Garden children's program we stream on FB and YT! What an awesome, versatile, rugged camera the Q8 is, much more than most camcorders. Audio is superb. Video is pretty good. Maybe in your next version y'all could include HD? But it's still a great camera as is.

This camera is perfect for professional photos and video.

Since I am relatively new to photography, I decided to take professional photography lessons. It was suggested by the instructor to purchase these 3 things to help us get started. Wow - what a difference the filters made. I also used the remote switch for the first time. Our class took a field trip to our local historical cemetery and I used all three things that I purchased. We are taking another field trip to the local coast line this weekend for a few days and am really excited to use all of my purchases again to see what results I get. I will definitely buy from your company again!

I was afraid to use it, but ... after a couple of video lessons, I was good to go. I became comfortable enough to connect it to my Godox Ving V860III TTL Li-Ion Flash Kit (for Nikon Cameras) and have enjoyed my photo experiences since then. I might need more flashes. BTW ... had a slight hiccup when I placed my order, but Izzy G took care of me right away. Thank you, Izzy!

I use my stand for my webcam art lessons, and this mount helps to get it at just the right angle for the video feed.

Using this to teach orchestra and private violin/viola lessons on video. Improved audio output dramatically. My son borrows it for online gaming and his fellow gamers all noticed the increase in clarity.

I am a Middle School science teacher making video lessons for my students. I purchased this case along with the purchase of my Canon XF300 camera. It is a very stylish case, made with quality material. Plenty of room for all the extras and pockets and places to keep everything organized. I made the right choice! Looking on the Porta Brace website I can guarantee I will be making all future purchases on cases and protective coverings from this manufacturer!

After a couple of video lessons, I was good to go. I became comfortable enough to connect it to my Godox XPro II TTL Wireless Flash Trigger (for Nikon Cameras) and have enjoyed my photo experiences since then. I might need more flashes

On of the hard lessons in video is that auto focus is unreliable, and should only be used in emergencies. As a result, I am building out a rig with cage and rails for my Sony A7iii. The latest addition is the Tilta FF-T103 Follow Focus device. It is easy to install, with the included wrap-around lens gears and the snap-on 15 mm adapter. It's not necessary to remove other rail-mounted gear when mounting. In retrospect, the model with a tilting gear arm would be better, but the TT-103 works well with lenses up to 4.5 in diameter. The 1:1 action is very smooth and precise, with good damping and zero backlash.

I am recording videos for online flamenco dance lessons. Before getting the Azden microphone, I used the microphone in my video Camera. Using a microphone allowed to hugely increase the quality of the sound in my video. You can see an example of one the first video experimentations I did with my wireless microphone @Huge improvement over earlier videos I did.You can see more of my videos at @The only thing I didn't like about this product was the documenation that it came with. It wasn't very useful, but I was able to figure things out on my own.Also it would have been nice if the rquired batteries were provided in the package so that I could use my microphone right away. But, getting the batteries was no big deal. So this is a minor point.