Spekulor Creative

09/03/2026

Sony Glass
Observe the precision and clarity 🔮
Reserve a lens today at Spekulor 💫

09/02/2026

New Drop in filter from Breakthrough Arrived. 📣📸🔥
Available with the Komodo X or any RF mount camera.

09/01/2026

Part of why we love the Teradek RT system is its integration into the SmallHD ecosystem.
With just a single cable from the hand unit to the monitor, you get a live readout of your focus distance and marks, right on your screen.
No more splitting your attention between the unit and the monitor, now you can just focus on, well, focusing!
Incredible system integration, true lens mapping with preset focus disks, and reliable performance.
Rent the Teradek RT CTRL.1 at Spekulor today!

filmmaking

08/31/2026

The Sony Burano, an elegant workhorse for your productions. Available at Spekulor ✨

08/27/2026

08/25/2026

Sony FX6 🔥🎥
Build your perfect camera setup at Spekulor.

08/24/2026

Hasselblad lenses on the Mavic 3 Pro is a combination that can’t be beat.
Ready to rent for your next shoot! 🚁

08/22/2026

From Los Angeles to the big screen in Thailand. 🇺🇸✈️🇹🇭🎬
Proud of how far this independent film has come and grateful to everyone who helped bring it to life. 🙏❤️
ล่าม – The Thai Interpreter
Now in theaters in Thailand. 🎥🍿
#ล่าม

08/18/2026

Canon C80 - up for sale. 🔥💰
Offers accepted through our sharegrid or email!
With cage, top handle, 3 native batteries, battery charger, camera strap, and original box. ✨

08/17/2026

In celebration of The Thai Interpreter’s showing in theaters across Thailand, we’re highlighting some of the equipment used to bring this feature to life!

You used to have to pick two: Incredible image quality, compact size, professional I/O. But not with the V-Raptor.

For The Thai Interpreter, it was important to Cinematographer and Director Christopher Gosch to have a camera small enough to handhold for long periods of time, but without sacrificing image quality or workflow, and the V-Raptor is exactly that. Around 4 pounds, remarkable latitude into the shadows, and all the I/O flexibility needed to make this film a reality.

The V-Raptor wasn’t the only camera on this shoot though, stay tuned to see more!