Matrox software and drivers supporting the new Telestream Wirecast 5 are now available for the Matrox VS4, MXO2 Family and Mojito MAX. Release 1.2 is shipping and has been validated for use with Telestream Wirecast 5.0 for VS4. Release 7.5.1 for PC is shipping and has been validated for use with Telestream Wirecast 5.0 for […]
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Mechanical television. Does that mean motors, pulleys, gears and other moving parts? Why, yes. It does. Long before television as we know it today, even before television’s commercial beginnings as some of us remember it, and even before that, just as radio was beginning, there were talented people experimenting with mechanical contraptions to send pictures […]
This week on MacBreak Studio, I show Steve Martin from Ripple Training a few ways you can use the Quantize parameter behavior in Motion. Continuing on our theme of “what does this do”, we dive again into one of Motion's lesser-known, lesser-used, and often misunderstood parameter behaviors. Quantize takes any parameter that it's applied to, […]
Dell today launched the thinnest and lightest 15-inch true mobile workstation, the Dell Precision M3800, to its family of the world’s most powerful mobile workstations. Merging beautiful design in an ultra-thin form factor with workstation-class performance, Dell has delivered an uncompromising system for digital content creators and engineers looking for portability, power and stylish design […]
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[2013.10.22 update: availability will be June 2014] At Art Adams's behest, SLR Magic's product manager and lens designer Andrew Chan stopped by on Monday morning, fresh off the plane from Hong Kong. Andrew is on a whirlwind week-long tour, showing off his new ANAMORPHOT 1,33x 50 anamorphic adapter (US$800). Anamorphic Background Anamorphic adapters turn regular lenses into […]
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Everywhere we turn there is news about social media. Whether it is the rise of a new social network, an “old” social network going public, the business model for social networks or the ROI an organization can achieve from using a social network. It is perhaps this last point that is the most critical for […]
Noise has long been the dread of digital photographers. It creeps into shadows, night skies and even skin tones when you crank up the ISO. Luckily, every new DLSR that arrives seems to better handle noise from shooting at high ISO. Remember when ISO 800 was a big deal? Then came the Nikon D3 and […]
In this weeks show, we look at news & views from the week ending Oct. 20th, 2013. Kevin talks about a controversial PVC article he wrote this week & we talk to Bruce Sharpe, Business Unit Manager for Red Giant Software's Shooter Suite about Pluraleyes. www.thepostpodcast.com Subscribe on iTunes! Twitter: @thepostpodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/thepostpodcast Thanks for […]
EQ is an essential tool for mixing audio. It can enhance recordings by boosting, reducing and removing certain frequency characteristics. EQ was developed as a way to equalize differing sources to sound similar. The simplest and most common EQ are what used to be called the “tone control” or the treble and bass knobs common […]
Okay, I'll be the first to say that the backlash from the original article was massive. Mostly negative. Some positive, but mostly negative. The original article was a commentary on Larry Jordan's Amsterdam Supermeet conference on whether FCPX was ready for Professional use. Funny thing was that all the article bashers were attacking me […]
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