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February, 2010
by Mark Speer
Digidesign's upgraded Mbox series is a nice hearty platform for the audio editor looking to go pro but requires additional components to work best.
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February, 2010
by Kyle Cassidy
HDMI, Component, composite. RCA, BNC, XLR A primer on connector video cable types and the differences between them.
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February, 2010
by Mark Holder
Roxio Creator 2010 is a powerful, easy to use, suite of digital media applications suitable for everyone from novice users to enthusiasts.
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February, 2010
by Mark Holder
Combined with its ease of use, powerful features, and a number of advanced enhancements Pinnacle's Studio 14 Ultimate Collection is an ideal choice for the…
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February, 2010
by Charles Fulton
Fixstar's CodecSys Personal, JVC's Picsio Pocket Camcorders, NCH VideoPad Pro Software
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February, 2010
by Andrew Burke
A well-balanced camcorder that shines bright with professional features and high-bitrate AVCHD recording to SD media.
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February, 2010
by Lance Olinger
The DN-400 is a video recorder capable of creating DV and HDV videos from both analog and digital sources.
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January, 2010
by Mark Montgomery
iMovie '09 is a flexible video editing application that is ideal for starters or enthusiasts.
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January, 2010
by Mark Holder
Moderately priced, Canon's Vixia HF S11 is a powerful choice for video producers looking to make their mark on the professional video landscape.
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January, 2010
by Mark Montgomery
Customizable, roomy, and ready for action! The OMB-74 is perfect for professional shooters who need a reliable equipment bag.
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January, 2010
by Charles Fulton
A truly remarkable wireless phone with revolutionary video capabilities.
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January, 2010
by Randy Hansen
How high quality? How does high definition video sound to you? As incredible as it seems, the higher price spectrum of the cameras can return true HD video.
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January, 2010
by The Videomaker Editors
Videomaker's annual review of the best new video products selected by the reviewers and editors of Videomaker Magazine.
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January, 2010
by Douglas Dixon
Consumer video editing with impressive automated assists plus advanced features.
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January, 2010
by Tom Cunningham
Although small in size, the Creative Vado is an easy grab-and-go camera. The buttons are easy to use, the battery life is long and it's fun shooting big HD…
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December, 2009
by John Burkhart
Avid breaks out with a solid release that adds many refined features to an already impressive editing palette.
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December, 2009
by Nathan Beaman
In 35mm adapters, the ground glass often moves in order to simulate a film grain look, and to minimize the presence of the ground glass texture in your image.
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December, 2009
by George Robinette
Now as a software-only application, Media 100 has some powerful tools that definitely make it worth a closer look.
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December, 2009
by Mark Montgomery
Final Cut Studio can play well with the average editor and the high-end professional, making it a great choice for just about anyone who wants to create great…
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December, 2009
by Hal Robertson
One of the easiest ways to get 5.1-channel audio into your workflow, even if your camcorder only handles stereo audio.
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December, 2009
by Evan Burt
A good, user-friendly camera, but it falls short in settings and quality.
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December, 2009
by Paul Kirpes
The BenQ Joybee GP1 Mini Projector is an easy to use projector with fast setup times, making it perfect for bringing it to a friend's house and enjoying a big…
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November, 2009
by Mark Holder
Though pricey, Litepanels 1X1 Bi-Color is one sweet piece of lighting equipment with lots of great features.
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November, 2009
by Charles Fulton
Learn to create a media storage system that stores your data efficiently, effectively and safely.
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November, 2009
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The Nexto Video Storage offers terrific options for security and portability when using memory card-based camcorders.
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November, 2009
by Edward B. Driscoll, Jr
A solid addition to the growing line-up of pocket Web-oriented HD camcorders.
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November, 2009
by Arthur Lance
Switronix's TL-50 TorchLED video light is a highly versatile on-camera light with a sweet price point.
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November, 2009
by Mark Holder
Edius 5 is a powerful editing program with excellent real-time performance and broad format support.
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October, 2009
by Andrew Burke
The Lumix GH1 is fun to use and creates great HD video that rivals pro camcorders costing twice as much.
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October, 2009
by Jeff Sengstack
Videographers need media storage solutions with quick throughput and substantial capacity. External drives make sense for editing. Blu-ray is for the long haul.