September 2024 News, Specials, and Updates
By Jennifer P
In this Broadfield Liquid Lunch, Jim goes through all the news, specials, and updates from our manufacturers for the month of September.
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August News, Specials, and Updates
By Jennifer P
In This Broadfield Liquid Lunch, Jim will be going through all the news, specials, and updates from our manufacturers for the month of August.
March News, Specials, & Updates
By Jennifer P
On today’s Liquid Lunch, Jim goes over all the news, specials, and updates for March
Time to Rethink ProRes RAW?
By Adam Noyes
The Apple ProRes RAW codec has been available for several years at this point, yet we have not heard of any professional cinematography camera adding the ability to record ProRes RAW in-camera.
Coronavirus Upended Local TV News Overnight. It may Never be the Same Again
By Adam Noyes
For more than two years, Rita Garcia has co-hosted KTTV Fox 11’s “Good Day L.A.” from the station’s vast set in West Los Angeles, delivering headlines and news while engaging in breezy banter with the rest of the team providing updates on weather and traffic.
Facebook is improving the 360 video experience by predicting where you will look
By Jim Bask
From the stage of F8, Joaquin Quinonero, Facebook’s Director of Applied Machine Learning, described a new technique the company is using to improve the watching experience for 360 videos.
Thunderbolt 3: Now the Revolution Begins
By Jim Bask
2500 megabytes per second drives. Dual 4K displays. External PCIe system expansion. Thunderbolt is no longer just a faster kind of Firewire. It’s a complete desktop ecosystem.
In the world of computing there have traditionally been three main gateways for data going into and out of a PC: a network connection, a storage connection, and a display port. (Forgive a little oversimplification here.) But at the end of the day, it’s all just data, so why have different pipes? That’s the rationale behind Thunderbolt 3’s unified interface architecture.