So, nearly 3 years ago, I was one of those skeptical, yet still jazzed about Red’s announcements that they were going into the cell phone/camera business. Less naive than most, I put in an for an order of the $1,200 model out of my own pocket. I had high hopes and even hosted sessions at […]
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Used in films from the James Bond series to Marvel, the wireless sync technology from Timecode systems is now part of Atomos, making effortless collaborative filmmaking an on-set reality. It’s all about time! Timecode Systems, a world leader in developing wireless sync technology, burst onto the market in 2012, receiving a prestigious IABM award for […]
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The Hollywood Professional Association (HPA) announced They Shall Not Grow Old as the recipient of an HPA Award honoring sophisticated restoration and the crafting of a deeply moving story. The Hollywood Professional Association (HPA) Awards Committee has announced that the organization’s prestigious Judges Award for Creativity and Innovation will honor the documentary film They Shall […]
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Every minute, more than 500 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube, so Canon decided to make it easier for people to produce and distribute quality content, with three new video kits for its cameras. It’s almost impossible to scroll through your social feeds or visit a website and not encounter a video catching your […]
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ProRes on Windows, metadata workflows galore, Final Cut legacy media filter, transcoding and playback improvements and more, are all present in Kyno 1.7, the smart all-in-one media management app. The ingest-free media management, screening and transcoding that adjusts to your workflow is back, with a new version. Kyno 1.7 represents another big leap in workflow […]
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