The Foundry Releases RollingShutter Plug-in for CMOS Artifacts
08|25|2009 – By Bryant Frazer
The Foundry's New RollingShutter plug-in is a $500 tool that helps straighten out your CMOS footage.... »
Panasonic Makes the HPX300 a Studio Camera
08|25|2009 – By Bryant Frazer
Following up on a promise made when it announced the $10,700 AG-HPX300 P2 camcorder in February of this year, Panasonic last week revealed details of its new Camcorder Studio System, which is slated to ship in October in several configurations that make the HPX300 and other P2 HD and DVCPRO HD camcorders studio-ready, starting at $9,900.... »
Keisoku Giken Offers Uncompressed Recording in Stereo
08|25|2009 – By Bryant Frazer
Users of cameras with uncompressed HD-SDI outputs, including the ARRI D-21, the Panasonic AJ-HPX3700 VariCam, and the Sony F23 and F35, have a new tapeless workflow option with the Keisoku Giken (KG) UDR-D100 portable uncompressed recorder.... »
The High-Speed Phantom Camera Goes Gold
07|28|2009 – Bryant Frazer
Vision Research, makers of the popular Phantom series of high-speed digital cameras, have upgraded the Phantom HD model to the Phantom HD gold.... »
Litepanels Goes Deep With New SeaSun Underwater Housings
07|28|2009 – By Bryant Frazer
Working with underwater-shooting specialist HydroFlex, Litepanels has developed SeaSun, a new series of underwater housings.... »
60-Second Q&A: Don Smith
07|28|2009 – By Bryant Frazer
Freelancer Don Smith recently set out to make his first new camera purchase since the days when Betacam was the only word a news shooter needed to know. After some experimentation with other solid-state solutions, Smith settled on the new JVC GY-HM700.... »
Maybe You Can Mount it With V-Dock
06|23|2009 – By Bryant Frazer
Element Technica’s V-Dock (starting at $250) is a new mounting system that’s designed to get rid of the gaffer tape and Velcro holding your camera accessories on board. The company developed an early fan base among Red One users, but the V-Dock system can be used with other digital cameras, too.... »
Panasonic Slates New 16-Input Multi-Format Switcher
06|23|2009 – By Bryant Frazer
Panasonic announced the final specs on its new high-performance live switcher, the two-RU AV-HS450 ($25,500), at InfoComm last week.... »
IDX Introduces High-Load Battery Series
06|23|2009 – By Bryant Frazer
IDX redefined its definition of a “top of the line” power source last week with the introduction of a new high-performance, high-load Lithium Ion battery line-up, the E-HL9 series.... »
60-Second Q&A: DriveSavers on the Potential for Disaster
06|23|2009 – By Bryant Frazer
DriveSavers, a company well known for providing pricey but valuable options for recovering corrupted or otherwise lost data from a failing or failed hard disk, has begun offering data recovery from P2 media.... »
Marshall Electronics Portable Monitors Go OLED
05|26|2009 – By Bryant Frazer
Marshall Electronics introduced what it says are the world's first portable (7.6-inch) OLED camera-top and field monitors, the V-OL761-HDA, the V-OL761-HDMI, and the V-OL761-3GSDI.... »
60-Second Q&A: DP Dan Fischer
05|26|2009 – By Bryant Frazer
If you’re shooting in the Andes, you’re going to want to bring along technology that helps you function as a lean, mean and completely self-sufficient filmmaking machine.... »
P2 Price Drop is Big News for Panasonic
04|28|2009 – By Bryant Frazer
Panasonic dramatically reduced the costs of P2 acquisition by introducing the new "E Series" P2 card. Next month, 16 GB and 32 GB E-Series P2 cards are slated to be available for $420 and $625, respectively, with a $998 64 GB version to follow in August.... »
JVC Goes 4K — for Teleconferencing
04|28|2009 – By Bryant Frazer
JVC demonstrated a 4K 60p camera, the KY-F4000, at NAB last week. The company expects to sell the camera for less than $200,000 starting next April, but here’s the kicker — with live signal output, it’s not intended as a camera for film production but rather as a tool for teleconferencing.... »
Sony Introduces SRW-9000 HDCAM SR Camcorder
04|28|2009 – By Bryant Frazer
Tape’s not dead yet — the new big gun at Sony’s NAB booth was the SRW-9000 camcorder, a high-end camera for TV programming and commercial production built around the HDCAM SR tape format. Physically, the camcorder is the same size as the original F900. It’s slated to be available in December at a price to be announced.... »
- Keisoku Giken Offers Uncompressed Recording in Stereo
- Panasonic Makes the HPX300 a Studio Camera
- The Foundry Releases RollingShutter Plug-in for CMOS Artifacts
- Envivio Knocks HD IPTV Bitrate Requirements Below 6 Mbps
- TPMGEnc Adds 1080p DivX Support
- NetBlender Adds AVC Encoding to Blu-ray Authoring Package
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