Haze Removal in Premiere Elements 15 is, probably, one of the features many will welcome. But Adobe also promises a “movie signature”, a remix and video collage for this version as some of the new features available. Although I could not find an official press-release, it appears that Adobe has in fact launched new versions […]
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A reworked and modernized interface with touch elements and a completely new Photostory Wizard are some of the new features of Photostory Deluxe, now available for $69.99. For the first time in Photostory, blur and ambiance effects are included in a MAGIX program. These let you remove the black backgrounds and bars around photos in […]
In this Let’s Edit with Media Composer lesson, Kevin P McAuliffe talks about working with the Avid Attic. Sometimes, the Attic might not be the easiest thing to find, so Kevin shows you on both Mac and Windows where to find it, how to modify your bin settings so you can find what you’re looking […]
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Michael McCusker’s first feature film in the editor’s chair resulted in an Oscar nomination for Best Achievement in Film Editing: “Walk the Line” (2005). “Walk the Line” won the ACE Eddie that year for Best Edited Feature Film – Comedy or Musical. Since then he has edited “3:10 to Yuma,” “Australia,” “The Amazing Spider-Man,” “The […]
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The new flagship APS-C sensor camera from Sony follows the logic of the series but introduces some new features that will make owners of the α6300 camera think about upgrading. Both photographers and videographers. The new α6500 shares the same 4D FOCUS system as the α6300 camera, which can lock focus on a subject in […]
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zDsGUsTTUc&t=190s This week on MacBreak Studio, Steve Martin from Ripple Training shows us how to create “hidden” watermarks in Final Cut Pro X. Editors frequently work with temporary assets while building projects: a previsualization drawing, a rough composite, or stock footage. Sometimes, a lot of stock footage. When working with stock footage that hasn’t yet […]
A battery that detects motion and hibernates means users have more energy available when they need it. That’s one of the assets of the compact Hypercore Slim HC8, and a regular feature in the Hypercore family of batteries. Core SWX says that “the Hypercore SLIM series was developed to provide the best in Lithium Ion […]
Exclusive footage from Flight of the Swans, the European premiere of The Ivory Game and RED Cameras on display are some of the reasons to visit the Wildscreen Festival 2016. Attendees of the Wildscreen Festival 2016, which takes place 10-14 October 2016 in Bristol, UK, will have a chance to interact with RED’s DSMC2TM cameras, […]
I do a lot of DCP work in After Effects, and .J2C (JPEG 2000) is the format of choice. The only problem is that After Effects doesn’t support this type of format natively, so you have to go with a plug-in. Going to be honest here. I figured the plug-in would be a pretty penny, […]
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QStart from Autocue is free! The company wants to make teleprompting accessible to all so they offer, since July, the PC version of QStart teleprompter software free of charge. Based in QMaster software that is used for leading broadcasts and public events around the world, QStart is Autocue’s entry-level teleprompting software, which allows you to […]
