Sunday, June 19, 2011

Anatomy of a Spot: T-Mobile

Art Adams | 06/19- 12:01 PM

What’s the best camera to use when shooting in an elevator? A small one. Hellooooo Canon 5D…

Over time I’ve come to respect the Canon 5D. It’s not the most user friendly of cameras, and it has some fairly serious faults, but if you can avoid the pitfalls it can make very pretty images.

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Saturday, June 11, 2011

Arri Alexa and Rosco LitePads Come Through for OnLive’s First National Spot

Art Adams | 06/11- 12:04 PM

The project started out as a web-only teaser. When the client saw it they added another shoot day and turned it into a national spot. Here’s why, and how.

Originally slated to be a web-only spot, the first shoot day went so well that when the client saw the results they ordered a second shoot day, added an actor and made a $1m+ national ad buy.

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Sunday, June 05, 2011

Cine Gear Expo LA 2011

Adam Wilt | 06/05- 10:52 PM

More LEPs, more cameras, and a “time filter” that’s the biggest advance in shutters since, um, shutters were invented.

A Panaflex on a Silent Cat slider? It must be Cine Gear Expo time!

Cine Gear Expo, “the film, video, and digital expo with focus”, offered the usual kid-in-a-candy-store experience, and introduced new light-emitting plasma (LEP) instruments, new cameras, and a revolutionary new electronic shuttering device that gives digital cameras better motion portrayal capabilities than even the best mechanically-shuttered film or digital camera. [Updated 2011-06-11: removed erroneous “12 Hz” shutter rate reference.]

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Sunday, May 01, 2011

NAB 2011 - Plasma Lights, and The Problem With LEDs

Adam Wilt | 05/01- 02:20 PM

The first production-ready plasma light; the AMPAS SSL presentation; multicolor LEDs.

The Photon Beard Nova, and what’s at its heart.

Here’s the coolest “new thing” in lighting I saw at the show: Photon Beard’s Nova, a focusable Fresnel-type instrument using a LEP (light-emitting plasma). It’s unlike any other lighting instrument we use—other than the sun—in that it doesn’t pass electricity directly through the light-giving element (tungsten filament, diode junction, rarefied gas surrounded by phosphors, carbon arc, etc.).

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Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Litepanels Booth at NAB 2011

Scott Gentry | 04/19- 10:01 AM

New offerings shed light….(you get it).

Litepanels from ProVideo Coalition on Vimeo.

LitePanels continue to deliver at this year’s NAB.  Here’s a quick glance at four different lights.

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Saturday, April 16, 2011

PVC NAB 2011:  Camlight Focusing LED Studio Lamp

Bruce A Johnson | 04/16- 04:49 PM

A Clever Design Gives Some Focus To A Flat-Front LED Lamp

PVC NAB 2011:  Camlight Focusing LED Studio Lamp from ProVideo Coalition on Vimeo.

You find some of the most interesting things at the smaller booths at NAB.  Here’s a new take on focusing an LED lamp from Camlight.

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Saturday, April 16, 2011

PVC NAB 2011:  Arri L7T LED Fresnel Light

Bruce A Johnson | 04/16- 02:08 PM

Big, Bright And Cool To The Touch

PVC Arri L7 LED light v2 from ProVideo Coalition on Vimeo.

Arri has been a leading name in production gear for almost 100 years.  Now they are taking the next leap into LED fresnel lighting with the L7 series.

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Friday, April 15, 2011

PVC NAB 2011: Litepanels Sola ENG Light

Bruce A Johnson | 04/15- 08:43 PM

A Lotta Light for 30 Watts

PVC:  Litepanels Sola ENG Light from ProVideo Coalition on Vimeo.

Sunguns have come a long way in the last five years.  Here’s Litepanels latest - with an actual Fresnel lens, focusing and a dimmer to boot.

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