At the AlphaDogs Editors Lounge a panel of editors discuss what they are going to be looking for at NAB, what Avid's and Apple's absence means, their search for a CRT replacement, Apple Color vs Avid Symphony and the state of storage and how it is and is not meeting the needs of today. ... »
Media 100, a leading provider of
advanced editing systems for the corporate, broadcast, postproduction,
and new media industries, today announced that Media 100 will unveil
version 12.5 at the NAB 2008 ... »
Want to edit a Red project on Avid and maintain the original metadata? XMiL founder Rainer Standke explains how the XMiL Sequencer can do just that. ... »
I’ll show you how to make QuickTimes through RED ALERT!, RED’s image-processing utility that lets you load REDCODE RAW footage, adjust image exposure and color correction settings, and render out to 4K or 2K resolution DPX and TIFF file formats.... »
The heart of NewTek’s VT[5]— a truly evolved "studio in a box" that traces its lineage back to 1991 and the release of the original Video Toaster— is the VTPro card.... »
Roland Systems Group will show several new products at NAB, including its new EDIROL V-8 Eight Channel Video Mixer, introduced in March and aimed at VJs, schools, houses of worship and corporate AV users. ... »
Maximum Throughput, best known for its flagship Sledgehammer storage system, is getting into the server-based and Web-based editing space. At NAB the company will introduce MAXedit Server Edition and MAXedit... »
Developers at The Foundry have been busy since acquiring the popular plug-in Nuke last year. The latest version, Nuke 5, features a new user interface, Python scripting, and expanded LUT support for file I/O.... »
On a foreboding block at the mouth of the Holland Tunnel in Manhattan lies World Domination Design Group. Two signs on the doors to their headquarters read: "Create" and "Destroy." Upon first impression, however, the brother and sister team that run WDDG don’t seem all that bent on conquering the world. Instead, they offer up a tray of biscotti.... »
There are three ways to move footage from the Sony PMW-EX1 camcorder to Final Cut Pro. Deciding which method to use depends on your equipment and desired file format.... »
