Autocue Motion Pro camera stabiliser The Autocue Motion Pro camera stabiliser is a brilliant piece of kit for getting high movement shots whilst also maintaining the ability to pan/tilt with ease. Matt Lyne reviews it here.	Bean Bag? Trying to hold a full size camera out of a window, as you can imagine is very difficult. Find out how Dan Rose did it with the help of standbags.co.uk
Autocue SSP17 Starter Series Jon Pratchett reviews the Autocue SSP17 Starter Series.	AJA Ki Pro Mini review Digital Video Recorders are becoming all the rage as filmmakers strive to get better image quality out of their HD camcorders via the HD/SDI. AJA's Ki Pro Mini is one of the latest, and best around.
Carl Zeiss Compact Prime CP.2 Lenses Zeiss CP.2 prime lenses – probably the best lenses in the world for digital video filmmaking! Nigel Cooper reviews these incredible lenses.	Voigtlander 25mm F0.95 Micro 4/3rd lens review Nigel Cooper reviews Voigtlanders first offering into the Micro 4/3rd (MFT) lens market with their Nokton 25mm F0.95 prime lens - ideal for the Panasonic AF101 film-like camcorder
Minima & Yongnuo review by Sylvie Bolioli Independent filmmaker Sylvie Bolioli checks out two budget on-camera LED lights. Ianiro's popular Minima and the ultra low-priced Yongnuo YN-160.	Lite 'n Go camcorder stabiliser review Professional Lighting Cameraman Simon Wyndham reviews the Lite 'n Go camcorder stabiliser. How does this new kid on the block fair up to the competition.
Rotolight on-camera LED light review Simon Wyndham checks out this LED technology on-camera light. Does it have enough grunt to throw light more than a few feet, read on.	Manfrotto 504 HD tripod review Nigel Cooper reviews Manfrotto's 504HD tripod. This tripod promises lots of things for DSLR users and users of smaller HD camcorders. Does it live up to it's expectations?

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