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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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  • Sony's VAIO F-Series Adds 3D Functionality [Video]

    Jackson Wong - January 11th, 2011

    There were a ton of cool gadgets and innovative products to drool over this year at CES 2011. With over 3.2 million square feet of show floor to cover, it can be difficult to see all of them. However, this year there were some gadgets that were so jaw-droppingly awesome that we decided to strap on some gel insoles and get them on video for every video enthusiast to see. One of those products was Sony's new VAIO F-Series 3D laptop.

  • ViewSonic introduces new ViewFun 3D line

    Derek Sine - January 07th, 2011

    ViewSonic introduces new ViewFun 3D line
    The ViewFun 3D line includes a total of five new media devices that enable consumers to create and connect to 3D and 2D content wherever they are. From simple point and shoot 3D to 1080p HD video, the ViewFun 3D line brings portable 3D entertainment to new heights. With...

  • New 3D Laptops from Sony and Toshiba

    Jackson Wong - January 07th, 2011

    New 3D Laptops from Sony and Toshiba
    Watching media in 3D is coming to the latest laptop from popular manufacturers, Sony and Toshiba. Sony introduces 3D as a simple conversion by dedicating a button to view HD DVD or Blu-ray to 3D.

  • Sony launches "Double Full HD" 3D consumer camcorder

    Derek Sine - January 06th, 2011

    Sony launches "Double Full HD" 3D consumer camcorder
    Sonys HDR-TD10 is the worlds first Double Full HD 3D consumer camcorder. You read that right, "Double Full HD"! The camcorder employs an integrated dual lens system, which includes two of each key component - double Sony G Lenses, double Exmor R CMOS image sensors, and double BIONZ image processors.

  • Panasonic unveils consumer camcorders that shoot in both 3D and 2D

    Derek Sine - January 05th, 2011

    Panasonic unveils consumer camcorders that shoot in both 3D and 2D
    Panasonic introduced three new Full-High Definition (HD) 3MOS camcorders to its 2011 line, the HDC-TM900, HDC-HS900 and HDC-SD800. The new full-HD camcorders feature 1920x1080 resolution with 1080/60p recording to create crisp, detailed videos, and can also shoot 3D videos when used with Panasonics optional 3D Conversion Lens.Incorporating Panasonics 3MOS system an advanced technology used in professional-level equipment the new camcorders record bright, low-noise videos, even in low lighting.

  • Shooting in 3D: Very Early Days

    Anonymous (not verified) - Sat, 01/01/2011 - 12:00am

    Shooting in 3D: Very Early Days
    Do you remember the first household on your block to own a color TV, an Atari, Nintendo or a VHS player? Being the first is cool, but it has its drawbacks - learning to use the technology for one.

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