Seth Kurkowski

1 week ago | 9to5mac.com | Seth Kurkowski

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1 week ago | dronedj.com | Seth Kurkowski

As someone who shoots a lot of mobile video — whether it’s for YouTube, social media, or just testing the latest gear — I’m always on the hunt for tools that can help me create better looking footage. We recently got our hands on the Hohem iSteady M7, a 3-axis smartphone gimbal designed to bring pro-level stabilization and tracking to your smartphone setup. After using it for a few weeks, we think it might be one of the best smartphone gimbals we’ve seen yet.

1 week ago | dronedj.com | Seth Kurkowski

PolarPro has entered the camera bag chat with the addition of its RoadRunner camera bags in various sizes and designs. The company was gracious enough to send over a few samples for us to try and share our thoughts with you. PolarPro‘s new RoadRunner bags come in a variety of sizes and styles. From the 1L sling to the 16L backpack, there are various options to fit your use case. PolarPro sent over the 1L Sling, 12L Shoulder Bag, and the 8L and 16L backpacks for us to test out.

1 week ago | spaceexplored.com | Seth Kurkowski

This week Blue Origin launched its NS-31 mission carrying a crew of six above the Karman Line for a short 11-minute flight. The flight was historic for being the first all-female spaceflight since 1963 and was marketed as a feminist movement, but some have doubts it did anything. So, are PR stunt suborbital spaceflights getting old? Or is it just Blue Origin’s take on them? Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket lifted off from its West Texas launch site at 8:30 AM CT with the NS-31 crew.

1 week ago | spaceexplored.com | Seth Kurkowski

For the last few weeks, SpaceX has been clearing land for its next massive project in Starbase, Texas: GigaBay. In its way was the old Stargate facility and High Bay, both of which are in various stages of demolition. In its place will be Starbase’s largest structure, a processing facility that will be able to process as many as a dozen Starships at a time. The first stages of GigaBay’s construction were the removal of SpaceX’s HighBay.