Video

Recording a gig and sharing the video online is a great way to get your name out there, and Olympus have created a pocket-sized way to do just that.

Your bargain DSLR may be able to shoot wonderful cinematic video, but its audio quality and connectivity are unlikely to meet a Sound On Sound reader’s high standards. Beachtek suggest a compact solution...

Stability is a problem with most small cameras, especially lightweight mobile phones. With its handles, extra lenses and mic, the Owle Bubo is designed to add some weight to mobile shooting.

New to the world of video production and unsure what gear to buy? Our guide to the five best options in three categories will get you started.

A viewfinder is great for framing shots without setting up your camera — so having one as an App is even more convenient.

Building on the success of its predecessor, the Videomic Pro is a convenient, lightweight shotgun mic.

New to the world of video production and unsure what gear to buy? Our guide to the five best options in three categories will get you started.

New to the world of video production and unsure what gear to buy? Our guide to the five best options in three categories will get you started.

With an infra-red transmitter and DSLR Bot, your iOS device can become a remote control for video recording with Canon EOS cameras.

Now available at a greatly reduced price, Panasonic's video-capable still camera is well worth a look for low-cost HD video production.

New to the world of video production and unsure what gear to buy? Our guide to the five best options in three categories will get you started.

If you want to get into video editing but not spend a fortune, there are plenty of wallet-friendly NLEs and other tools to get you started.

New to the world of video production and unsure what gear to buy? Our guide to the five best options in three categories will get you started.