Technology

Familiarizing yourself with the latest video technology will help you overcome tech-related obstacles. Since video technology seems to change on a daily basis, keeping up-to-date in this area is crucial to your survival in the world of movie-making.

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Painting Light with an iPad

Derek Sine - October 07th, 2010

Dentsu London has been exploring and perfecting the ability to use an iPad to create 3D stop animation using a complex..
Weighing In on the Tapeless World

Anonymous (not verified) - Wed, 09/01/2010 - 12:00am

A move to a tapeless-based production is not an easy one but in the end proves to be rather beneficial.
Canon introduces two new XF-Series Professional Camcorders: XF105 and XF100

Derek Sine - August 31st, 2010

Canon announced today the new Canon XF105 and XF100 Professional Camcorders for mobile HD video capture in a compact form factor.
Fujifilm Releases 3D HD Camera That Doesn't Require Glasses

brunsdan - August 17th, 2010

When camera technology is still relatively fresh, nobody really expects manufacturers to put out a solid product in one of their first releases. That's why Fujifilm's newly announced W3 3D HD camera is a particularly pleasant surprise. With its 10 megapixel and 1/2.3 inch sensor, its 720p 3D video capabilities, and glasses-free LCD screen, Fujifilm has managed to set the bar higher than anyone thought it would be this early in the 3D game.
Panasonic unveils World's first 3D Consumer Camcorder, Complete with a 3D conversion Lens!

Derek Sine - July 28th, 2010

Panasonic has announced the launch of the HDC-SDT750, the worlds first consumer 3D camcorder, which includes a 3D conversion lens that enables the camcorder to shoot powerful and true-to-life 3D video content. The Panasonic SDT750 is a user-friendly consumer 3D camcorder that makes experiencing 3D at home easy and affordable.
HDMI could soon be replaced by HDBaseT

Derek Sine - July 02nd, 2010

HDMI cables could soon be a thing of the past all because of a new more advanced A/V cable standard that goes by the name of HDBaseT. Unlike HDMI, which only transfers uncompressed video and audio data, HDBaseT uses 5Play technology that allows for full uncompressed HD video, audio, 100BaseT Ethernet, and power through a single 328ft CAT5e/6 LAN cable.
Viewfinder: Tricked Slices of Rock

Anonymous (not verified) - Thu, 07/01/2010 - 12:00am

One Media Player per Teacher (OMPT) benefits citizens in third-world countries by bringing our technology to them through benevolence.
How to Make a Documentary: Part 2 - Funding, Financing and Budgeting

Anonymous (not verified) - Thu, 07/01/2010 - 12:00am

Once you are bitten by the documentary bug, you might see all sorts of stories you think you can make a doc on. But before you shoot that very first frame, you need to investigate how you will get it funded.
A New Way of Watching 3-D: No Glasses!

Julie Babcock - June 18th, 2010

Microsoft's Applied Sciences Group recently developed a new way of watching 3-D video that doesn't require the viewer to wear any glasses.
The Future of Television

brunsdan - May 04th, 2010

One of the greatest parts about watching a movie in theaters is the resolution of the screen. Now, with 4K televisions coming to the market, your home theater can be truly that: a theater.