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Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Geoff Boyle Chooses Mantis for Wallander

PVC News Staff | 12/23- 01:54 PM

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Cinematographer Geoffrey Boyle recently finished another installment in the Swedish-language film series based on Swedish crime writer Henning Mankell’s fictional character Kurt Wallander. The ongoing series Wallander airs on Swedish and Nordic television channels, then moves to the BBC and is released on DVD.  And, thanks to the addition of Element Technica’s Mantis camera support, Boyle’s last two episodes were a pleasure to shoot.

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Wednesday, December 23, 2009

WONDERTOUCH BY GENARTS SHIPS PARTICLEILLUSION FOR AFTER EFFECTS

PVC News Staff | 12/23- 01:53 PM

Sprite-Based 2D Particles Plug-In Delivers Stunning Natural Effects With Unprecedented Simplicity

wondertouch by GenArts announced today the immediate availability of particleIllusion™ for After Effects (pIAE) for users of Adobe After Effects on Windows. Available as a plug-in for the first time, particleIllusion for After Effects enables artists to create gorgeous particle effects directly within After Effects, producing a more efficient workflow and significantly enhanced productivity. Like its stand-alone sibling particleIllusion 3.0, pIAE is built on the industry’s most robust 2D particle generation engine. As a result, it features the same highly acclaimed speed and ease of use that have made wondertouch products so popular with more than 10,000 compositing artists around the world. In addition, pIAE provides access to the thousands of existing wondertouch emitters—downloadable presets designed to allow users to effortlessly create natural, high-quality effects such as smoke, fire, explosions, sparkles, fireworks and countless abstract effects—without ever leaving the After Effects environment.

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Wednesday, December 23, 2009

SOUND DEVICES’ 302 MIXERS TAKE THE MYTH OUT OF AUDIO ENGINEERING ON LEADING TELEVISION SERIES

PVC News Staff | 12/23- 01:49 PM

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Matt Jepson, production sound mixer for the Discovery Channel series, MythBusters, relies on Sound Devices’ 302 mixers (NAB Booth N6129)  to get the audio right, the first time.  Jepson is tasked with helping to profile special-effects experts Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman as they try to prove or “bust” popular urban legends using unique, and often complicated, science experiments.

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Wednesday, December 23, 2009

New 3G-SDI Multiviewer from TV One Now Available

PVC News Staff | 12/23- 01:43 PM

TV One announces the release of the new CORIOview C2-6204 Four Window 3G-SDI Processor.

The C2-6204, when used on its own, provides accommodation for four 3G-SDI inputs allowing the user to place up to four windows of any size in any position on one screen. Each window is powered by its own CORIO®2 scaling engine within the unit providing full Picture-in-Picture flexibility. A fifth DVI input is also available and can be used as another full-size and un-scaled background image.  Alternatively, this fifth input can be used to cascade multiple CORIOview Multiviewers together thus adding four more windows per unit.  It has a DVI-I output as well as a duplicate 3G-SDI capable output.

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Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Band Pro offers new set of 4K “Mystery Prime” Lenses

PVC News Staff | 12/23- 01:41 PM

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At the One World on HD event, Band Pro Film and Digital introduces a groundbreaking new brand of ultra-high performance PL mount prime lenses, designed to deliver optical performance for true 4K imaging and beyond.

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Thursday, December 17, 2009

Filmmaker Selects JVC ProHD Camcorder to Shoot Leper Colonies in India

PVC News Staff | 12/17- 02:11 PM

FILMMAKER JEREMIAH FRY CHOOSES JVC GY-HM100 PROHD CAMCORDER TO DOCUMENT CHARITABLE EFFORTS IN INDIA’S LEPER COLONIES

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JVC Professional Products, a division of JVC U.S.A., announced today that Jeremiah Fry, an independent filmmaker based in New Orleans, used a JVC GY-HM100 ProHD camcorder to shoot video footage in leper colonies throughout India. When complete, his documentaries will detail the charitable efforts of Embrace A Village, a nonprofit Christian organization in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India.

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Thursday, December 17, 2009

GENARTS ANNOUNCES PRICING FOR SAPPHIRE 5 LICENSES

PVC News Staff | 12/17- 02:09 PM

Sapphire 5 Offers Marked Improvements to Performance and Productivity

GenArts Inc., the premier provider of specialized visual effects software for the film, television and video industries, today announced pricing for its GenArts Sapphire™ 5 licenses for Autodesk systems. A new Sapphire 5 license for Linux Flame, Inferno, Flint HD and Smoke HD will be priced at $8,499. This price represents a $1,500 decrease from Sapphire 4. Upgrades from Sapphire version 4 to Sapphire 5 will be priced at $3,499. In addition, new Sapphire 5 burn licenses have been reduced 50% from version 4 to $450.

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Thursday, December 17, 2009

SNEAK PEEK: ADOBE MERCURY PLAYBACK ENGINE

PVC News Staff | 12/17- 01:06 AM

Previously, Adobe announced that all future versions of Premiere Pro and After Effects will be 64-bit native only, meaning that future versions of these products will no longer support 32-bit computing.  The Mercury Playback Engine is one of the reasons for this change.  Mercury Playback Engine is an brand new playback engine that will show up in a future version of Premiere Pro, and now your members can have a sneak peek.

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Thursday, December 17, 2009

PREMIERE PRO, AFTER EFFECTS AND PHOTOSHOP USED IN THE MAKING OF AVATAR

PVC News Staff | 12/17- 01:03 AM

Avatar the movie comes out this Friday, December 18th.  Avatar was created using Adobe products, including Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Photoshop.  Listen to Avatar producer Jon Landau talk about how Adobe software was used throughout the production process, and be sure to watch the movie!

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