5 Simple DIY Hacks for Filmmaking on a Budget

You can get great quality video from the family DSLR or even a smartphone camera, but putting together well lit and smooth motion shots can be tough without costly accessories.

Meet Google's Next-Generation Virtual Reality Platform

SwiftCam M3 Review and Giveaway

The devices in our pockets already shoot in glorious high definition, but what if you could capture perfectly smooth handheld smartphone video too? That's exactly what the SwiftCam M3 is designed to do.

How to Take Videos & Screenshots of Games in Windows

You want to document your game progress, but when you hit PrtSc on your keyboard, all you get is a snapshot of your desktop? Here's how to take video game screenshots.

You Probably Won't Read This Article In Full, Because Smartphones [Tech News Digest]

Smartphones are bad OK, Candy Crush comes to Windows 10, Reddit finally tackles harassment, Rdio Select lowers prices, and the trippiest 3D music video you're ever likely to see.

11 Unbelievable Super Slow-Mo Videos (And How to Record Your Own)

With slow motion footage, we can witness never-before-seen details in events that we usually take for granted. Here's how to make such videos yourself.

Facebook Flies Internet Drones, Stream Live with Periscope, & More... [Tech News Digest]

Facebook drones on, Periscope usurps Meerkat, Microsoft Windows Apps, Clean Reader eBooks, distracted teenage drivers, and when Dragon Ball Z attacks.

Snapchat Hacking: How Strippers Make Money & What Musicians Need to Know

It's rumoured to be a rival to TV. With astronomical viewing figures, original content, and good reason for advertisers to come on board, Snapchat is going places. But are you coming with it?

Working With Slow-Motion Video: Tips For The Editing Time Lord

So you've shot some video at a high frame rate... what exactly should you do with it now?

How to Shoot Slow-Motion Video: 3 Tips to Get You Started

Everyone wants to walk away from an explosion in slow motion. Fortunately, with today's phones, it's easier than ever.

Want That Cinema Look? How Dynamic Range Affects Video

What makes video shot on expensive cinema cameras so much better than what you can capture with an iPhone?

6 Ways To Use GoPro Cameras That Don't Involve Extreme Sports

GoPro cameras can be used in plenty of ways other than shooting extreme sports, six of which we'll be exploring in this article.

What Would You Film Using A GoPro Camera? [We Ask You]

It's time to get the gray matter working by deciding what you would film using a GoPro. Be creative, be adventurous, be a winner.

7 Handy Tasks QuickTime Player Performs for Free

You've probably changed the file association so QuickTime never gets used, so you've probably overlooked its bounty of useful features.

Fit More Into 15 Seconds With Instagram's New Hyperlapse Videos

We live in an age of short-form content; say what you can in 140 characters, show what you see in 6 to 15 seconds. But there are always cheats and tricks, like Instagram's new app Hyperlapse.

Cord Cutters: Ignore Set Top Boxes & Use A PC Instead

Ditching cable? Stay away from dedicated media center devices. Your spare PC makes for an excellent alternative because it's cheap to set up, more powerful, and forever flexible.

Create Amazing Screencasts With Bandicam

Screencasting is an awesome way to illustrate the use of software or games. Bandicamp distinguishes itself from other tools through simplicity and speed.

Shoot Your Life: 5 Tips For Enhancing Your Video Memories

With tools like 120fps frame rates on the iPhone 5s, action-packed GoPros, and even Google Glass, it's becoming clearer that our personal lives will not only be documented with photos, but with video.

Linux Screen Recording Just Got Quicker and Easier with ScreenStudio

Finally, there's a new Linux screencaster that offers good performance, has lots of settings to choose from, and has a good interface to configure it all. Take a look at ScreenStudio and see for yourself.