Consider the marvels of miniaturization. We're used to hearing about complex electronic circuits being shrunk smaller than the head of a pin, or millions of transistors reduced to an area tinier than a postage stamp. more »
The K-Tek brand from M.Klemme Technology has long stood for superb quality at prices that any video pro or soundperson can afford. The K-Tek102 Boom is no exception: anyone who needs a boom can now get their hands on quality without having to hock their mic collection. more »
It's a fact: high-resolution video requires a lot of space and very fast hard drive systems. Yet the fastest transfer speeds require fibre channel arrays, which initially were astronomically expensive more »
Can you afford custom graphics from a leading visual effects facility, such as Weta Digital or Industrial Light and Magic? For 99.9 percent of video and film producers, the answer is no. more »
As computer systems become faster and cheaper, software editing systems continue their NLE market domination. Avid is keeping its rivalry with Apple Computer going with Xpress Pro HD... more »
For users of Apple Final Cut Pro HD and Final Cut Studio, the KONA 2 capture card from AJA Video is a sure-fire way to make the move from SD to HD post production. The powerful 133 MHz PCI-X SD/HD card for the more »
Sony's Second Offering In Its PRO HDV Lineup Is The HVR-A1U. This camcorder is squarely aimed at the budget HDV'er, and for the price is a surprising offering. I recently had the opportunity to work with more »
The more I work with Combustion 4, the harder it is to review. It just does so many things, so well, and I have such little space. In simple terms, Combustion 4 is Autodesk's way of bringing you top drawer more »
I've worked in recording studios, and as a broadcast engineer. As a kid I even remember editing sound with a razor blade. Audition 1.5 has power beyond anything I could have imagined only a few years ago. It more »