If you haven’t encountered this problem yet, you will: QuickTime movies re-exported from applications such has QuickTime Player Pro using the H.264 codec (a common format for web content) appear brighter than the original in some contexts – such as inside QuickTime Player on the Mac, or on a web page viewed by Safari – […]
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NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The FeedRoom, the leading provider of online video solutions for media companies, corporations and government agencies, today announced that it has completed the acquisition of ClearStory Systems, an award-winning digital asset management (DAM) software provider. ClearStory’s solutions provide advanced capabilities for managing a full range of digital marketing assets including graphics, documents, and […]
An Adobe engineer posted a demonstration of a sweet little research project recently. It’s a simple, consumer-oriented method of accomplishing complex motion graphics tasks. Here’s hoping we’ll see it soon in their products! Video below… Interactive Video Object Manipulation from Dan Goldman on Vimeo. […]
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Instructor Richard Harrington shows you how to switch between image modes in Photoshop CS4. […]
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Why write about a DSLR on a pro video site? With the Canon 5D MKII all the rage, as well as the fervor mounting over the new RED cameras, it’s almost surprising that the new top of the line Nikon isn’t touting video as a prowess. This camera is no slouch by any means. It […]
If 24.5 megapixels in a CMOS sensor tickles your fancy, keep reading. At the top of my holiday list this season, is the 5FPS new Nikon D3X. ISO 100-1600 (expandable to 50-6400), TIFF, JPEG or NEF file formats up to 138MB. With a little luck, Santa or my personal elf won’t blink at the $7,999.95 […]
