Author: Udi Tirosh

Watch: an 8K timelapse showing Grand Teton park in all its glory

Udi Tirosh

Grand Teton National Park is in the northwest of the U.S state of Wyoming and it’s an eye candy. The part “boasts an awe-inspiring array of pristine wilderness, glacial lakes, winding rivers, diverse wildlife, and the magnificent Teton Range. Journey with More Than Just Parks as we explore a land dominated by towering peaks, apex […]

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Here is a look at the f/0.7 lenses that Stanley Kubrick used

Udi Tirosh

Have you ever seen an f/0.7 lens? Stanley Kubrick used one regularly. If you are lucky enough to be in San Francisco right now, you can pay a visit to the Stanley Kubrick Exhibition (it’s curently playing at the contemporary jewish museum). If not, former Mythbuster Adam Savage takes you on a filmed tour. There is some interesting trivia […]

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Adam Rubin breaks down his gorgeous wedding Walking The Aisle drone footage

Udi Tirosh

The web have been sizzling with Kaveret’s drone footage of a bride walking the aisle. It is a gorgeous cinematic footage of a wedding at Pelican hill at Newport beach, California. The footage was taken using a Phantom 4 and it is quite different from any drone wedding video you have seen to date. We sat down with […]

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Apparently capturing Pokemons while second shooting is a thing now

Udi Tirosh

If you’re living in the this earth you know that capturing Pokemons with the pokemon go app is sucking out everyone’s time. People have been capturing pokemons in parks, museums, just on the street and actually everywhere…. you will not hear me complain to anything that get folks out off the couch and on to the […]

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Mindshiftgear’s Moose Peterson bag will auto close on your gear to protect it

Udi Tirosh

Here is a problem nature and wildlife photographers have to deal with. How to protect gear when accesing the bag. Some shoots involve dust, rain, mud and other elements that may “interact” with your $11,000 600mm f/4 lens. And you wouldn’t want that. Mindshift Gear’s (re)newed version of Moose Peterson’s “ears” bag suggests a solution to […]

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Video showing haunting before and after photos of war-torn Syria

Udi Tirosh

The war in Syria has claimed more than 130,000 lives. On top of the lives lost, over two million Syrian citizens had to evacuate into bordering states and about two million others were dislocated within Syria. Aside the sad reality of the of the people of Syria, it is also suffering from vast bombardment. The results of which are maybe best […]

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How To Get Great Sound With Facebook live using a $15 gadget

Udi Tirosh

If you’ve ever tried doing a facebook live session you know that using your phone’s onboard microphone really sucks. Here is how we solved this problem with a $15 cable from rode. Of course, we do assume that you have a microphone capable of producing great sound (we are using Rode’s Filmmaket kit). So it is not […]

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Animated photos from Fukushima show how abrupt its evacuation was after nuclear disaster

Udi Tirosh

Looking at Fukushima not easy. The place has been evacuated on 2011 after 4 of its nuclear reactors melted down.  Tohuku earthquake raised a 13 tsunami meter wave that was just 3 meters too high for the 10 meter wave gate that the power station had in place. The meltdown reached a level 7 on the International nuclear […]

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