In this episode of 'Seeking Focus', we look at - Marty's trip to Antarctica on a small ship with 92 passanges

We discuss what's involved and how i went on this amazing trip.

We are back again after an extended hiatus, with Episode 22 in which we discuss all things ‘Lens’.

We begin by reviewing the different types of lenses available (primes, zooms, macros, fish eye, probe, anamorphic); discuss the variety of brands available; review the DZO Pictor 20-55 par focal; compare the differences in quality of lenses (kit, mid-range prosumer, and pro series); contrast still to cine lenses and discuss the difference between F and T stops; consider the quality of various brands and the impact each brand has on picture quality; and finish off by discussing our favourite lenses for a variety of situations.

If you ever had a lens related questions – chances are you will find the answers you seek within this episode.

In this episode of Seeking focus transports us back to the nostalgic yesteryear of 1900, as we go out live on the road and visit the street art ‘Time Exhibit’, produced by Rone (aka Tyrone Wright).

The exhibit is housed within the upper levels of Melbourne’s iconic and heritage listed Flinder Street Station, including the mystical Ballroom.

The audio was recorded live using the Rode GO II wireless TX (transmitter only) units.

Cycloramas were giant 360-degree paintings that were mounted inside large purpose built circular buildings. These paintings were generally recreations of historical events such as famous battles.

Cycloramas emerged in the 1700s and became a popular in Australia between 1889-1906 before cinema rendered them obsolete.

In Melbourne there were at least two such buildings – one on Victoria Parade, Fitzroy (now St Vincent’s hospital) and the other built in 1891 between Portland lane and little Collins st (now Georges Apartments). This building’s structure still remains, and is visible when viewing it from directly above.

In this episode of 'Seeking Focus', we look at -The Accsoon CineView Wireless Video Transmission System Review

Welcome to another edition of Seeking Focus with your hosts Marty and Evan.

If you have ever considered purchasing a wireless video transmission system for your video work flow, then this episode is for you.

This fortnight we review Accsoon’s exciting and latest offering – the Cineview SE SDI/HDMI 365m wireless video transmission system, supplied for review once again by Videoguys Australia (www.videoguys.com.au) and Accsoon Australia.

We assess the HE unit’s transmission range, transmission frequency, latency, software, paring and multiple point connections, price point, construction, fan noise, and other aspects – then summaries the pros and cons. We also compare the three variations of the CineView (SE, HE & QUAD) to Acsoon’s earlier CineEye 2 Pro, and to the Hollyland MARS 300 PRO as reference points, and to assist in providing a balanced review.

Many thanks to Videoguys Australia for their ongoing support.

In this episode of 'Seeking Focus', How we run our Video and Photo business in this day and age.

We chat together about our video business why we do it and how can we and you improve getting more work

Networking

YouTube link to the Coming Clean - Short Docco that I was involved in

In this episode of 'Seeking Focus', we look at and talk to one of our listiners and newbie photographer on how to improve his photography skills.

Evan is back from his quick getaway to Singapore check out some great images that he got there on our socials Seeking Focus Podcast on Instagram.

Thanks and Enjoy

In this episode of 'Seeking Focus', we look at the DJI RS 3 PRO Gimbal Stabiliser and share our thoughts on the functions and usability.

Big thank you to Videoguys Australia in Notting Hill VIC for sending the unit our way to check it out

Check out https://www.videoguys.com.au/ for some cool stuff

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In episode 16 of 'Seeking Focus', we look at and discuss the ins and outs of video productions with Daniel from Visual Production Agency. We look at how he started, the hurdles he faced along the way, and where he is today.

The Visual Production Agency is medium sized agency based in north west of Melbourne, and produces large scale social media, training, event, educational and advertising videos for all types of business around Australia.

https://www.instagram.com/visualproductionagency/

In this episode of 'Seeking Focus', we are back after few months beeing away. tune in and see what's happending in the world of photo video and gear

In this episode of 'Seeking Focus', we look at - Nanlite PavoTube 30x we discus what we like and dislike about the new Nanlite PavoTube 30x

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