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Going one better: RED editing and what Vegas 9 has under the hood
There's a substantial history of camera technology being released to the public before the technology of post-production has caught up. HDV springs as an obvious example where the long-GOP structure was fantastically efficient for image acquisition and recording but presented considerable issues for non-linear editing systems traditionally reliant on individual frames and not groups-of-pictures. AVCHD presents the same issue where shooting is easy but timeline performance is less than stellar. And Sony's XDCAMEX is a great balance of quality and efficiency but it's wrapping in an Mp4 format initially gave many NLE's considerable trouble. Read More

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Keeping the 'Old School' happy
All creative technologies are inherently cultural. Designed to serve the conjoined bastard twins of 'creative process' and 'industry', technology systems (in particular software) invariably have their development conformed to cultural demands as much, if not more so, than technical ones. Read More
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NAB 2008: Sony Creative Software, Boinx Software and NAB 2008 wrap up
Two of Sony Creative Software's major showcases at NAB 2008 were prosumer and professional Blu-ray authoring. Now that Blu-ray Discs (BD) are the industry standard, Sony is offering DVD Architect 5 to the indie filmmakers, producers and videographers. What's really cool is you can create one project file and burn either a standard definition (SD) or Blu-ray DVD. It's a free upgrade for Vegas Pro 8 users who are registered with Sony Creative Software. Read More
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Cross-Platform Production part 2: Mac, Boot Camp, Windows & CineForm
Aside from moving media between partitions, the second major workflow consideration for cross-platform production is the video formats themselves. This relates to both the shooting acquisition format and the type of exchange and intermediate files to use in moving project elements. While formats like HDV, XDCamHD and DVCProHD may seem (and are even touted as being) universal, they can be handled by individual applications very differently with huge potential for frustration. Read More
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2007 Credit where Credit is Due
I've long held the belief that the broad industry and community of media creators need to be proactive and dynamic in their criticism of creative software and hardware developers. Such developers become complacent and self-serving when their users are not clamouring for 'better' and demanding "more." Read More
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Anatomy of a Corporate Image Video
Many corporate videos start as PowerPoint slides. Would-be presenters seem comfortable with that ubiquitous tool and its arcane structure forces them to organize their thoughts as bullet points with a few pictures thrown in for good measure. I actually don't mind being handed these presentations as they make pulling together a script and subsequent video far easier. Read More

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The power of computer processing could one day solve the riddle of life's origin.    Read More
 

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When was the last time you turned on your VHS player? That long ago? Well join the club. As old VHS, 8mm, and other analog video tape join the Betamax, the question that remains is how do you archive all those tapes for future viewing? For Windows users, solutions such as Honestech's VHS to DVD 3.0 Deluxe have been around for a while. Mac users have also had some solutions, but not to the extent that Windows users have. Read More
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