2010 NAB Show
ProVideo Coalition is the Online Knowledge Partner for the 2010 NAB Show.
PVC will be delivering exclusive online content about many of the great products displayed at the NAB Show this year. You'll also be getting special inside information straight from NAB about what to expect at this year's event. Only PVC has this online relationship for both ProVideo Coalition for all Production and Post Production, as well as our sister site ProAudio Coalition for all of NAB Pro Audio equipment and happenings.
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Friday, April 23, 2010
Adam Wilt | 04/23- 12:55 AM
Another NAB has come and gone. What did the passing waves leave behind on the beach?
I only had two days at NAB this year, but I still came away with the strong impression of three major trends; call them the 3Ds…
Click here to read the rest of Adam’s thoughts on NAB 2010.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Adam Wilt | 04/22- 12:54 AM
Various alternatives for getting two cameras pointed in the almost the same direction.
NAB showed that there are quite a few different ways to shoot stereo 3D. A lot of the buzz was about the Panasonic AG-3DA1 camcorder shown here, and rightly so: few other rigs come close to having anything like the usability of a standard, single-lens camcorder.
Click here to se the rest of Adam’s pictures and thoughts of 3D camera rigs at NAB 2010.
Thursday, April 22, 2010
Adam Wilt | 04/22- 12:45 AM
Looking at beamsplitter rigs, and GV’s amusing display.
A look at Grass Valley’s 3D marketing, followed by a walkaround of several two-camera beamsplitter (a.k.a. mirror) rigs.
Click here to see Adam’s video (900x506 QuickTime movie, 1 Mbit/sec h.264).
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Adam Wilt | 04/21- 01:20 AM
Sliders to move your camera; remotes to control them.
An ultrasonic rangefinder with focusing-distance readout for $500? Read on…
Click here to see the rest of Adam’s pictures and thoughts about camera supports at NAB 2010.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Adam Wilt | 04/21- 01:15 AM
Solid-state and rotating-disk video recorders at NAB.
I’ve mentioned the OB-1 before, but this was the first chance I had to really play with it. It’s typical of S.two’s attention to detail that the state of the OB-1—E-E passthrough, playback, or recording—is immediately apparent from the color of the backlighting used on the OB-1’s LCD display.
Click here to see the rest of Adam’s pictures and comments about video recorders at NAB 2010.
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Adam Wilt | 04/23
Another NAB has come and gone. What did the passing waves leave behind on the beach?
Adam Wilt | 04/22
Various alternatives for getting two cameras pointed in the almost the same direction.
Adam Wilt | 04/22
Looking at beamsplitter rigs, and GV’s amusing display.
Adam Wilt | 04/21
Sliders to move your camera; remotes to control them.
Adam Wilt | 04/21
Solid-state and rotating-disk video recorders at NAB.
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