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October, 2007
by Heath McKnight
Editing Hi Def video without an HD monitor is like editing blind
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October, 2007
by John Devcic
Purchasing a monitor is no easy task. This buyer's guide is here to help you sift through all of the features and differences so you can make the best choice.
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September, 2007
by John Burkhart
Marrying the Two
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September, 2007
by Hal Robertson
Shooting within the confines of a live event can try the patience of Job. But pulling it off is heavenly joy.
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May, 2007
by Morgan Paar
You know you have needed one for some time. Well, the time has come. You've gone long enough without that necessary tool for serious content creation: the production monitor.
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May, 2007
by Heath McKnight
Time for our annual HDV issue, and we've broken our buyer's guides into 3 segments: HD & HDV Camcorders, Editing Software and Monitors.
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October, 2006
by Bill Davis
Is HDV really the next big thing? In potential for greatness, perhaps. In "file size" surprisingly not. But in "gotchas"... maybe.
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September, 2006
by Edward B. Driscoll, Jr.
The Big Four Of Television Technology
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May, 2006
by Bill Davis
Is HDV really the next big thing? In potential for greatness, perhaps. In
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October, 2005
by Michael Fitzer
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September, 2005
by Michael Fitzer
The FYI on NTSC, VGA and ATSC.
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July, 2005
by Morgan Paar
Apple iMac G5
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October, 2004
by anyone 13th-repeat
Dell Dimension XPS Turnkey
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October, 2004
by Bill Davis
Controlling video brightness in your editing system.
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June, 2007
by Charles Fulton
Near-Workstation Class
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June, 2005
by Matthew York
HDTV
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March, 2005
by Bill Davis
Feel the video world shaking? The first rumblings of the HDV shake-up are going to change the footings under the video production industry in the coming years.
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October, 1996
by Mike Loehr
TVs, video monitors and computer monitors may look similar, but savvy videomakers know how they differ, and how to use them.
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August, 1995
by Doug Polk
- Samsung SCX 904 8mm camcorder
- Shure VP wireless microphone system
- TM-900SU 9-inch Color Monitor
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January, 1995
by Doug Polk
- Sony CCD-FX730V 8mm Camcorder
- JVC TM-1400SU Video Monitor
- JVC JX-T88 Character Generator
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January, 1996
by David Brott
- Canon ES5000 Hi8 Camcorder
- Panasonic PV-MP10 Color Video Printer
- Toshiba Integrated Multimedia Monitor (TIMM)
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January, 1996
by Donald Keller
A video monitor is more than just a large glass tube with a few knobs and buttons - it's a fascinating device that deserves a closer look. Understanding what makes a monitor work will help you get more from your videomaking.
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February, 1998
by Joe McCleskey
- Samsung SCL90
- Samsung SCL91
- Fast Electronics DV Master IEEE 1394 FireWire
- Panasonic Proline CT series
- Lexmark 7200V Color Jetprinter
- Videonics MXPro
- Video Research SportsCam
- FutureTel VideoSphinx Pro
- Lawhide deposition system
- TV One CORIOscan Pro
- American Recorder Technologies CO-2 Dust and Particle Remover
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November, 1998
by Jim Martin
- Canon Vistura
- RCA L4000BC
- Westcott speed rings
- Supercircuits PC-57XP
- Promise Technology DriveDefender
- AKG Acoustics WMS 60
- NRG Research 2CD-01
- NRG Research 2CD-04
- Classic Video Products SteadyTRACKER F-10
- Frezzi Energy Systems Full Spectrum MA-50
- Videonics Effetto Pronto
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December, 1998
by Jim Martin
- Sony Ruvi
- Canon ES7000V
- Truevision video production workstation
- Ulead VideoStudio
- NUWAVE NVP 2.2
- NRG Research Location Pro Lighting series
- Canon XL Extra Wide-Angle 3x Zoom Lens
- Proton NT-3860
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August, 1999
by Joe McCleskey
What you see is what you get. Survey the makes, models and features of monitors for video in this handy buyer's guide.
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September, 2002
by Wendy Nichols
- Apple 23-inch LCD Monitor
- CyberLink PowerDirector Pro 2.0
- AVI Sorcerer's Apprentice DV
- Canon GL2 Mini DV Camcorder
- Sonic Solutions MyDVD 4
- Music2Hues Flagship Series production music
- Ulead DVD Workshop
- Hoodman Hoodskins LCD protectors
- Lowepro Video Bags
- Medea RTS-series disk arrays
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September, 2002
by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
If you are taking the time to produce a video masterpiece, whether for fun or fame and fortune, you depend on your monitors to provide you with true, high-quality images. Whether you are considering a VGA computer monitor or NTSC production monitor, there are several characteristics to think about.
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October, 2002
by Wendy Nichols
- MacroSystem US Casablanca Kron editing appliance
- Viewcast Osprey 540 capture card
- Innovators Co. Videomaster V1000 deposition system
- Ultralink Products composite video to S-video conversion cable
- Wildform Flix Lite Flash encoder
- Canopus ADVC-100 media converter
- Anthro Corp. Video Editing Console
- TV One LTM-150X-DV color LCD monitor
- Visual Infinity Grain Surgery for After Effects
- Setwear Hothand gloves
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September, 2003
by D. Eric Franks
Matrox Parhelia Multi-Display Card
Monitoring Your Video: An HD Monitor Buyer's Guide
Monitor Buyer's Guide
Matrox MXO (2.0) Display Output Device Review
10 Steps to the Best Video for Worship
Video Editing : The Right Caliber
All Things HDV Buyer's Guide
HDV Editing Dos & Don'ts
Monitoring The Monitors
Video Editing : HDV Editing Dos and Don'ts
Monitors
The FYI on NTSC, VGA and ATSC Monitors
Apple iMac G5 Review 
Test Bench: Dell Dimension XPS Turnkey Editing Computer
Video Editing: Bright Ideas
Gateway Editing Computer Review: Gateway FX530XG 
Video Editing : HDV Editing!
Gear
Video and Computer Monitor Buyer's Guide
New Gear
Computer & Video Monitors
New Gear
Test Bench: Matrox Parhelia Multi-Display Card