Imagine a mobile workstation in a thin and light body but still powerful to offer unprecedented graphics and compute capabilities and versatility to creative road warriors. It’s name? PREVAILPRO. NVIDIA introduced at SIGGRAPH 2017 their new external GPU for notebooks, giving creative professionals with underpowered graphics a way to harness the power of NVIDIA TITAN […]
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Bring more creative power to millions of artists and designers is the aim of NVIDIA, introducing its external GPU (eGPU) chassis to dramatically boost the performance of their applications. The solution, already adopted for gaming in some configurations, is now offered, announced NVIDIA, to 25 million artists and designers who can easily upgrade the capability […]
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LA Shorts International Film Festival ranks among the most prestigious and largest international short film festivals in the world. The short film ‘blur’ to be screened there is the first short film shot with Sigma’s cinema lenses. Recently mentioned here at PVC, in one article about Sigma’s suggestion that the company may develop anamorphic lenses, […]
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Blackmagic Design’s new DaVinci Resolve Mini Panel is already making an impact with pro colorists. Recently, Mark Todd Osborne, founder and senior digital colorist of MTO Color Inc., conformed, graded, and finished the independent film “A Little Something for Your Birthday” using a DaVinci Resolve Mini Panel alongside DaVinci Resolve Studio. “A Little Something for Your […]
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Some of our older video & motion graphics courses are being retired from the Lynda.com/LinkedIn Learning catalog. However, a few of them still contain useful, “evergreen” advice and content – so we’re re-releasing them for free through ProVideo Coalition. The first one we’re reposting is a course from 2007 (when we were still known as CyberMotion) […]
Elisabet Ronaldsdottir was born and raised in Reykjavik, Iceland and has been editing film at home and across Europe and America since the days of editing on celluloid. Her films include Contraband, The Deep, John Wick, and her latest work with director David Leitch on the film Atomic Blonde. She has won several Edda Awards for Best Editing […]
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The move to 64-bit allows cineSync to take full advantage of all available system memory, a starting point for a whole lot of new features users have wanted for a long time. Cospective, creator of innovative software solutions for visual communication, has released the latest update to the Academy Award-winning cineSync video review software. The […]
I’ve been able to sit down and play around with MAGIX VEGAS Pro a bit over the last few months and there’s one stand-out feature that I have dreamed about in my usual NLEs for a number of years now. It’s skimming/hover-scrubbing in the Source/preview monitor. I don’t know exactly what VEGAS calls this action […]
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With hundreds of careers and opportunities, the filmmaking industry can be a unique experience for a filmmaker. Filmtools decided to take a deeper look into the world of a Filmmaker. This week, we had the opportunity to speak to Filmmaker Jacob Steagall about his work. This is what he said: What’s your name and where […]
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Pressure. It can be corrosive especially if the pressure you feel is from flying a good portion of your hard-earned money into the air. You know the more you practice your drone piloting skills the effects of pressure diminish. Little Arms Studios has a flight training program called Zephyr which can help the less experienced […]
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