Post Production

Post production begins when your camera stops rolling. The following articles will help you make the most of the footage you captured by providing you with plenty of tips and tricks, as well as picture and sound editing techniques to help with your post production needs.

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SanDisk Extreme Pro microSDHC UHS-I Card Jogs Your Memory

Jackson Wong - June 19th, 2012

The SanDisk Extreme Pro microSDHC UHS-I card approaches top-of-the-line speeds for memory cards. The price is quite a kicker though.
Color Correction For the Film Look

In an ideal world, every shot you brought into the edit room would be perfect. But the reality is that sometimes shots you're editing aren't white balanced perfectly, or the look of one shot might not match another. In this segment, we talk about primary color correction and show you how to adjust the tonality and color of a clip. A little color correction can go a long way and help make your video, look like film.
Apple's Dedication to Professionals a Little More Certain

Mike Wilhelm - June 13th, 2012

Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference was Monday, and everyone seems impressed with the newly announced Macbook Pros. While there was no mention of the venerable Mac Pro workstations, they did receive a bump in processing power. Over the past year, many in the industry have accused Apple of neglecting the professional market, with some even claiming that Apple wants to exit that space entirely.
Editing Tip: Clean Edits

Jackson Wong - June 12th, 2012

It's easy to spot amateur video. These videos are usually unpolished, resulting in a slew of flash frames. To the untrained eye, flash frames can be hard to spot.
Frame Rates and Interlacing

There's no experience quite like sitting in a movie theater and watching a film. Since it's inception, film has had a special look and feel to it that many video producers have tried to emulate. In this segment, you'll learn about interlaced footage, progressive footage, frame rates, and footage conversion. A solid understanding of these key concepts will help make your video, look like film.
Authors - DoStudio Indie and DoStudio EX from Sony Creative Software

Jackson Wong - June 05th, 2012

DoStudio Indie and DoStudio EX are now ready for the post-production side of your business or independent work.
Viewfinder: Storyboard Examples

Anonymous (not verified) - Fri, 06/01/2012 - 12:00am

When you're beginning any new project, you'll save time, money and recourses if you have a plan. Shooting a video project using a storyboard can help illustrate what your vision might become.
Cinematic is In - Editing Wedding Videos

Anonymous (not verified) - Fri, 06/01/2012 - 12:00am

Editing wedding videos used to be about catching all the right elements of the event: ceremony, cake cutting, bouquet toss, etc., but now wedding video editors are breaking new ground with cinematic looks. Here are some tips for staying abreast of the trends.
Vinpower Digital Aero VI Robotic Autoloader Duplicator Review

Anonymous (not verified) - Fri, 06/01/2012 - 12:00am

For professional users who need to knock out large quantities of discs in a hurry, the Aero VI from Vinpower is a media publisher's dream.
iBUYPOWER Professional Series Workstation Review

Anonymous (not verified) - Fri, 06/01/2012 - 12:00am

The professional series from iBUYPOWER offers everything you would need in a workstation.