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  • OmniVision Announces 4K Video Sensor for Phones

    Mike Wilhelm - May 23rd, 2012

    OmniVision Announces 4K Video Sensor for Phones
    I did not see this coming. Rather, I didn't see this coming so quickly. OmniVision has announced a 16-Megapixel sensors that they claim are capable of capturing 4608 x 3456 at 30 fps or 4k2k (3840 x 2160) at 60 fps (!) for use in still and video cameras as well as high end mobile phones. So far, we haven't heard any news of the chip being incorporated into any specific device, but the fact that it's possible is staggering. This means that in the very near future, the average person can shoot video from their phone that will have enough resolution to be projected onto the big screen without up-scaling!

  • Defining the Film Look

    Defining the Film Look
    All video professionals and indie filmmakers put a great deal of effort into their final product. Many of them wish to go a step beyond and achieve that pinnacle of video nirvana known as - "The Film Look." In this segment we will discuss what "The Film Look" means, why film and video look so different in the first place and how you too can achieve "The Film Look" in your next project.

  • Video Production Tip: Use Green Screen Wisely

    Greg Olson - May 21st, 2012

    Video Production Tip: Use Green Screen Wisely
    In video production, green screen is an essential skill for any video producer. It is an irreplaceable tool and can give you a lot of creative freedom in post-production. But in my book, Knowing when to use a green screen is just as important as knowing how.

  • Event Videography Improved by Using Multiple Cameras

    mikerosen - May 17th, 2012

    Event Videography Improved by Using Multiple Cameras

    Event videography can be a scary undertaking. Because, unlike almost any other sort of videography, you only have one shot to get it right. There's no way that a couple is going to agree to restage their entire wedding just because you messed up a shot, and likewise no band is going to put on a repeat performance because you forgot to prepare right. Naturally, you need to be on your A-game for any event videography job, be it a birthday party, a sports game or even a political speech.

  • Three Adobe CS 6 Features to be Excited About

    Mike Wilhelm - May 16th, 2012

    Three Adobe CS 6 Features to be Excited About
    On May 7th Adobe released Creative Suite 6, and it's pretty clear that their eyes are keenly focused on video production. While we're still in the process of writing our review of the software suite, here are a few of the features we're think video producers everywhere will be excited about.

  • Video Production Tip: Don't Forget the Fundamentals

    Greg Olson - May 14th, 2012

    Video Production Tip: Don't Forget the Fundamentals
    I had the pleasure of auditing a portion of the videomaker basics of video production workshop a couple weeks ago. There are many basic rules when it comes to video, and there is a wealth of basic knowledge that continues to be the foundation for great production. Though I had been exposed to all of this before, it had been years since I had seen the fundamentals of good video production laid out so methodically. It caused me to really think about the basics again.

  • A Brief Look Into Video Editing for Mobile Devices

    Mike Wilhelm - May 09th, 2012

    A Brief Look Into Video Editing for Mobile Devices
    Video making has never been more accessible than in todays mobile world. Almost every digital device, from music players to smart phones, can shoot video. With the increase in video capture, we have also seen a growth in video editing software, especially for mobile devices. We took a walk around the Internet and found quite a few video editing apps.

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