7 VIDEO PRODUCTION TRENDS FOR 2019
By Jim Bask
The domination of video has made it an exciting time to have a hand in the production industry. As we head into 2019, emerging technologies are beginning to disrupt the […]
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DIY Guide to the Ultimate Video Editing machine 2018
By Jim Bask
With all the system-intensive tasks involved in video projects, it’s rather common to see video editors working with some of the most powerful computer workstations available out there. From top-tier […]
Atomos Records 4K HDR 10-bit Full-Frame N-Log
By Adam Noyes
We cannot get enough of the innovations from our friends at Atomos. From them supporting Apple ProRes and giving us monitor/recorders like the SUMO, Shogun and Ninja models, what they have rolling out soon is just as good for the industry if not better.
How to Use the SlingStudio Streaming Hub for YouTube, Vlogging, and Live Events
By Adam Noyes
The SlingStudio Hub is getting a lot of attention from live streamers of all kinds. Intermediate and novice users to industry professionals are becoming more aware of what this system can bring to them.
How ProRes RAW Is Going to Change the Way You Work
By Jim Bask
The first thing to know about the myriad of “RAW” and “RAW-like” codecs is that each of them sets out with the same goal in mind: to record full or near-full sensor readout without encoding any user-defined settings in the footage. This information — such as ISO, white balance, and color space — is saved in a separate metadata file to be used in an NLE.
June Specials Broadfield Live Webinar
By Adam Noyes
It’s Thursday so you know what that means. We have an exciting Broadfield Live Webinar coming at you at 2pm today!
Video Technology Predictions for 2018 from Epiphan Video
By Jim Bask
George and Dan discuss video and technology trends to watch for and make some predictions of their own.
Harvard Centralizes Its Control Rooms Through the Use of IP
By Adam Noyes
The growth of college sports has expanded the field of video production. Segmenting an entire field of it’s own, sports media is as big of a market in the media landscape.
Google is Launching a New Line of Cameras for 180-Degree VR Video
By Jim Bask
Google slowing down technology letting everyone else catch up.
I Didn’t Believe VR Was the Future — Until Now
By Jim Bask
I’m not an early adopter. I’m probably too slow to be a regular adopter. So while I’ve read stories about the transportive power of virtual reality, it’s always been too hypothetical to resonate.