Even though I have the "Show items on desktop" option disabled, screenshots still appear when I take them. I have to enable and then disable this option again for it to work properly. And when I shut down my Mac and turn it back on, this process repeats every time I restart it. I performed a clean install of Tahoe 26.5 but the problem persists.
I’m vey happy with the Lumix 24-60mm f/2.8. paired this lens with my Lumix S5ii x. The entire video was shot at f/2.8 with a Hoya ND64.
Every time I turn on my Mac, the same window pops up saying:
"LogiPluginService" would like to access data from other apps. Keeping app data separate makes it easier to manage your privacy and security.
Don't Allow
Allow"
It doesn't matter if I click "Don't Allow" or "Allow," the next time I turn on my Mac, the same thing happens. This is incredibly annoying. Why is this happening, and what can I do? Yes, I've tried everything: a clean install of the operating system, installing Option+... the same thing happened with Sequoia, and now with Tahoe.
I'm sharing a new video with you, shot on my iPhone 17 Pro in ProRes RAW at sunset in very windy conditions. I filmed it handheld using the Smallrig cage for this model.
In previous videos, I showed behind-the-scenes footage of me shooting with the iPhone 17 Pro in ProRes RAW Open Gate using a Smallrig cage, as well as my editing and color grading process. And now, here's the final result and my conclusion: yes, it's possible to shoot in ProRes RAW, without internal stabilization, using a cage, and still get stabilized footage in post-production.
I previously shared the behind-the-scenes footage of my ProRes RAW Open Gate recording process with an iPhone 17 Pro using a Smallrig cage. There's no stabilization in RAW, I've only ever used a gimbal in these situations, so this was my first time using a cage. I honestly didn't think I could get usable shots without a gimbal, but the final result surprised me a lot, I wasn't expecting it. Have any of you tried ProRes RAW Open Gate with a cage? What do you think? Is it possible to get usable shots without a gimbal, just with a cage?
Hey everyone! I recorded this behind-the-scenes footage because I wanted to see how a video shot with an iPhone 17 Pro in ProRes RAW using a cage would look. Up until now, I've only shot in ProRes RAW with a gimbal, but not with a cage. This is my first time, and I'm curious to see the final result. I have no idea how it will turn out yet. In this video, I've left the footage in RAW, but I'm going to make another video showing the entire editing process and the final result.