August 27, 2008 in broadcast products, camera products, cinematography by grace
The V-LCD651ST is the newest addition to Marshall’s line of Super Transflective Outdoor Monitors. This 6.5″ portable field / camera-top monitor is designed specifically for outdoor applications with high ambient light. Our technology minimizes surface reflection of both outdoor and indoor light, while featuring a much wider color reproduction range than typical transflective/reflective LCDs or [...]
August 19, 2008 in post visuals by Josh
This innovative research into using high resolution photos in conjunction with lower quality video leads to some very interesting possibilities… the depth mapping conjures visions of adjustable depth-of-field in post, for example. Check out the video examples: The work presents a system for automatically producing a wide variety of video enhancements and visual effects. Unlike [...]
Tags: motion graphics
August 13, 2008 in camera products, digital video news, dvcTV, editing, location sound, post visuals, web video by Josh
What just happened to video on the web? We are extremely excited to announce that DV Kitchen, the ultimate solution for publishing professional quality video on the web, is available immediately! Click here to find out all about it and watch the new movies! DV Kitchen’s primary focus is encoding and uploading broadcast quality, internet-friendly-bandwidth [...]
Tags: Compressor, deinterlacing, DV Kitchen, encoding, FLV, H.264, web video, WMV
August 13, 2008 in web video by Josh
This movie shows how easy it is to encode to any size, any bitrate FLV movie, upload it, then have DV Kitchen create an entire HTML page for you with window title, page title, movie caption, and Jeroen’s FLV Player, the most popular on the web. Watch it in Jeroen’s player here.
Tags: DV Kitchen, encoding, Flash, FLV, tutorial, web video
August 13, 2008 in web products, web video by Josh
dvcCast!’s integrated encoding and uploading saves three hours of waiting around. $845.23
Tags: DV Kitchen, encoding
August 12, 2008 in broadcast, digital video news by Josh
We have had a lot of questions on our forums about interlaced video, so I thought I would write a series of articles to clear everything up once and for all! Where did interlacing come from? Back in the day, when me and my buddies were developing broadcast television, we were going to model it [...]
Tags: 24p, deinterlacing, interlacing
August 12, 2008 in cinematography, digital video news by Josh
Canon announced the VIXIA HF11 Dual Flash Memory Camcorder, and the VIXIA HG21 and VIXIA HG20 Hard Disk Drive camcorders. The newest members to the VIXIA HD camcorder family incorporate 24Mbps bit rate recording – the highest possible bit rate in the AVCHD format. The VIXIA HF11 Dual Flash Memory camcorder can record up to [...]
Tags: AVCHD, camcorders, Canon, HD
August 8, 2008 in editing by Josh
If you notice a loss of connectivity between Final Cut Pro or Final Cut Express and your camcorder or deck after upgrading your versions of Mac OS X and QuickTime, here’s what you can do to resolve the issue. Remove QuickTime receipts: Go to /Library/Receipts/ Locate the QuickTime receipts files. Select all QuickTime receipts that [...]
Tags: camcorders, Canon, capture, Final Cut Express, Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Studio, firewire, troubleshooting
August 3, 2008 in DVD, digital video news, editing, web video by Josh
When you’re finished with your edit, how should you export? Well, it depends. METHOD #1. Reference movie If you want to export a temporary file as quickly as possible, export a reference movie. File > Export > Quicktime Movie UNcheck “Make Self-Contained” Pros: If you’ve rendered your sequence, this is the fastest way to export [...]
Tags: deinterlacing, encoding, exporting, Final Cut Pro, iDVD, iMovie, tutorial