TriCaster® TC1 Receives AV Technology Best of Show Award at InfoComm 2017
By Jim Bask
AV Technology has selected NewTek TriCaster® TC1 multi-camera integrated live production system as a Best of Show Award honoree at InfoComm 2017.
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Atomos Sumo Update at CINE GEAR 2017
By Jim Bask
With it’s large, bright color-accurate 19″ LCD screen and 4K recording capabilities, the Atomos Sumo can be implemented to enhance professional video workflows in both production and post-production.
G-Technology G-SPEED Shuttle XL Thunderbolt 3 Now Shipping!
By Jim Bask
G-Technology G-SPEED Shuttle XL
Now with Thunderbolt 3 – In Stock & Shipping!!
Removing and Merging Color Correction Easily with Avid Media Composer Symphony
By Jim Bask
The Symphony option in Avid Media Composer has made color correction easier!
Tips for 360 VR Videographers
By Jim Bask
Are you a videographer looking to know more about 360 VR videos? This DSLRguide video by Simon Cade puts 360 cameras and their usage into perspective.
How to Livestream to Facebook and YouTube with Teradek VidiU
By Jim Bask
Your phone does a terrible job streaming live to Facebook, YouTube, Twitch, UStream, Livestream, and all these other providers.
The Gadget Professor Tests the LiveU Solo
By Jim Bask
Don Baine, the Gadget Professor, takes a look at one of his favorite streaming devices, the LiveU Solo. LiveU Solo offers the best-in-class ‘plug and play’ live streaming bonding solution, bringing LiveU’s broadcasting expertise to the online media market.
Hurry! TriCaster TC1 Trade-up Promotion Ends on June 23rd!
By Jim Bask
Get up to $7,000 towards a New TriCaster TCI with this Special Introductory Trade-In Offer
Hurry – don’t miss this opportunity to future-proof your productions while getting more for your trade-in.
Offer Ends June 23, 2017
NewTek Connect and NDI™ Technologies Support and Supplement SMPTE 2110
By Jim Bask
The quest for a standard for uncompressed HD-SDI video over IP is resolving down to the forthcoming SMPTE 2110 standard.
SmallHD’s 1703-P3 on test
By Jim Bask
The 1703-P3 enjoys a peak brightness of 450 nits, which is healthy for a non-HDR display. For more power, there’s the 1703-HDR which is capable of 1100 nits and goes for a dollar less than $4000.