It’s that time of year again when freelancers in the US feverishly organize last year’s receipts, throw the numbers into a tax program (or at a poor accountant) and hope for the best. Sound familiar? If you’re wishing you had a better grasp of why your taxes are what they are, then go put the […]
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Energy to power a drone for nine hours or a laptop for 45 hours is what Suaoki offers in a power station, G500, that can be recharged three different ways, including solar panels. Presented, essentially, as a solution for campers, RV’ers, sailing enthusiasts and other outdoor lovers, the Suaoki G500 is, in fact, a product […]
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This is not my first conversation with veteran editor, Alan Edward Bell, ACE. You can read about the editing of The Hunger Games – Mockingjay Part 2 here. In addition to The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2 Alan Bell edited the previous two installments in the blockbuster franchise. He also edited (500) Days of Summer (for which […]
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The Sony MP-CD1 mobile projector connects to a smartphone or other devices to create a home-theater experience anywhere you go. Despite it’s small size (83.0 mm × 16.0 mm × 150.0 mm) and weight (280g) the Sony MP-CD1 offers a large display, only needing a maximum of 3.45 meters to project an image of 305cm […]
Cine Gear Expo attracts to Hollywood, each year, professionals from more than 60 countries, for four days of new products exhibition, screenings, and seminars. Register now, for free! From May 31 until June 3, the revered Paramount Studios, in Hollywood, are the ideal background to another edition of Cine Gear Expo. The event, the largest […]
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MXL microphones and accessories, and Marshall cameras are used to create customized kits designed specifically for podcasters who want to add live video to their broadcasts. Video can breathe new life into a podcaster’s production, increasing engagement from the public, as podcasters struggle to breakthrough on social media. Additionally, taking advantage of broadcast-quality audio and […]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2fYE1tZyrY&feature=em-uploademail This week on MacBreak Studio, I talk with Ripple Training’s Steve Martin about how to work with HDR video in Final Cut Pro X. High Dynamic Range video, or HDR, has been around for years but until recently there hasn’t been a way to maintain it during editing, distribution, and display. That’s because the […]
With vertical video continuing to be favored in social media, solutions like the McQuaidFrame aim to make life easier for videographers, with a crop guide adapted for various cameras. Necessity is the mother of all inventions, and for Denver McQuaid the experience of a multimedia shot where vertical video was needed was the trigger that […]
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This article took a long time to put together. There were many forces conspiring against me: from the great “GPU Shortage of ’18” to OS-update-a-phobia. Even with these obstacles, I was still able to experience the future of high performance eGPU graphics on a MacBook Pro using the Akitio Node Pro. The Short […]
The Kessler Digital Jog Control is a a wireless hand unit that changes drastically the way the company’s motion control systems can be used. Kessler motion control systems have had the ability to do programed focus, iris or zoom for a while now, but now, with the introduction of the Digital Jog Control, the company […]
