As the original Genie is becoming cheaper, it gains more and more interest not only from timelapsers. Lots of people ask me how it works for video. The overall opinion on the internet says it’s quite slow. I haven’t used that for the video before, so I decided to make a few example shots for you guys 🙂 The gear …

I had a chance to get my hands on the newly announced Moza Mini Mi smartphone gimbal, so I have to show you guys how it looks and share my first thoughts 🙂 Lately I was on a small 4 days trip shooting for Explore Poland project and I was able to make a few shots with the Mini MI, …

This week I’d like to share me thoughts about Sony Timelapse app and show you the free alternative for the paid app. I’ve been using both for a few months now so I know quite well thier strengths and weakneses. Unfortunately both apps are not perfect, so I use each one for specific things. Check out the video and I …

Today I’ll be reviewing a very interesting  product for timelapsers, who also shoot video (so the most of us ;)). It’s Moza AirCross. A small gimbal, mostly for mirrorless cameras (maximum payload of 1,8kg) with some crazy, unique timelapse features, that only Moza has. It’s a new Moza product, a smaller brother to the Air gimbal. Spoiler alert: I really …

This week I was able to put my hands on the Syrp motion control kit, thanks to Foto7 – the Polish distributor of Syrp. I wasn’t very lucky with the weather, so I decided to shoot something at home 😉 The over-the-head shot while I’m editing is something I wanted to do since I started this project, but I’m always …

Most beginning filmmakers on a budget try to build some gear on their own. Finding that gear after a few years can be a funny experience 😉 It’s not a secret – filmmaking equipment costs a lot and some things aren’t that hard to build for a handyman (seemingly). It’s a great way to understand what features are important for …