Dolby Laboratories creates audio, video, and voice technologies that transform entertainment and communications in mobile devices, at the cinema, at home, and at work. They’ve already made several big announcements this year, and we wanted to learn more about these initiatives. We talked with Roland Vlaicu, Senior Director, Broadcast Imaging, Dolby Laboratories to find out […]
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HDRinstant is, according to its creators, the HDRlog company, a program which enables professional and amateur photographers to take video clips of moving scenes shot under high-contrast lighting and turn them into amazing HDR photos. The interest of the recently created HDRlog for HDR imaging is not surprising: a co-founder of HDRsoft, the company responsible […]
Join us this Thursday at 6pm Pacific for a roundtable discussion and Q&A on Final Cut Pro X. At the table will be editors Michael Garber and Sam Mestman, as well as the MacBreak Studio guys Steve Martin and Mark Spencer. It should be a fun evening. Watch here. […]
Panasonic has announced a new professional AVCCAM® HD handheld camcorder, the AG-AC90A, with significant improvements over its predecessor, the AG-AC90. Advances include two new recording options — a PM mode (1280×720, 8Mbps) supporting sports analysis applications and a CS mode (720×480, 3.5Mbps) for cloud service utilization. Other enhancements comprise the ability to copy content from […]
For today’s The Slanted Lens lesson, we are shooting out at Luke Air Force Base in Phoenix, AZ. We want to get shots of fighter pilot Josh “Chunk” Moffet with his F-16. What an incredible airplane! The first obstacle we have to deal with is the plane facing the direction opposite of what I wanted […]
3D objects in Motion and Final Cut Pro? Well yes, it is possible, thanks to a new plugin from MotionVFX.com called mObject. With mObject, you can create or import 3D objects, add lighting and textures, and then manipulate them directly inside either Final Cut Pro X or Motion. This week on MacBreak Studio, Steve Martin […]
