Today is the last day of THU 2017, which has been taking place in a very special corner of Portugal in Europe, known as Península de Tróia. THU stands for Trojan Horse was a Unicorn. I have been here all this week, since I was graciously invited as press. In this first article, I’ll do […]
Adobe Spark with premium features will be included in all Creative Cloud plans, but users also have the option to purchase a new stand-alone plan, if they don’t use Adobe’s CC. Adobe Spark is a free online and mobile graphic design app, allowing users to easily create images, videos, and web pages that help tell […]
This is Art of the Cut’s second interview with Eddie Hamilton, ACE. The first one was about Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation. Hamilton’s other previous work includes co-editing Kick-Ass with Oscar-winner, Pietro Scalia, ACE, and editing X-Men: First Class among many others. HULLFISH: So you just finished Kingsman: The Golden Circle and, as we record […]
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Canon just launched the 4K UHD XF405/XF400/GX10. This is the first time Canon has chosen a 1-inch type sensor, something done previously with Sony models. Sony has announced its PXW-Z90, HXR-NX80 and FDR-AX700. Both companies have begun to address my cry for 5GHz WiFi, and there are improvements in the live outputs. Some are worldcams, […]
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Imagine watching a soccer match as if you were there, running amidst the players, viewing it from any possible angle. Canon says it is possible, and will demonstrate the system in November. Canon Inc. announced the development of the Free Viewpoint Video System, a new visual solution that incorporates the optical and sensor technologies cultivated […]
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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 Torrey Tayenaka about his work. This is what he said: What is your name and where […]
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Professional photo editing on the iPad with the Affinity Photo app becomes easier, as the iOS 11’s new Files app means the experience of using files is much closer to what Affinity Photo on desktop can achieve. “No subscription. Only $19.99”, continues to be the mantra for Affinity Photo for iPad, the application compatible with […]
Three events in October will allow cinematographers and filmmakers in Austin, Boston and Atlanta to have close encounters of the third kind with the Panasonic AU-EVA1. Conceived because Panasonic realized that “for cinema-style acquisition, we realized there was a space between the GH5 and the VariCam LT. With its compact size and new 5.7K sensor, […]
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In this article, we’re going to talk about DaVinci Resolve, when it comes to creating DCP’s. What makes Resolve interesting, and different from the other NLE’s, is the fact that you can use it as your editor to, not only edit your project, but you can use it as the intermediary between your NLE and […]
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So… you have been one of those editors who held out hope for an update to Final Cut 7. Final Cut X was not your bag. It was not “professional” enough for you and your work so you held on, with your fingertips, for a real update to the “Real” Final Cut. Apple has let […]
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