NAB Video – Camera Support

Written by Adam Wilt

April 21, 2010

Several camera sliders, and Cinevate’s prototype small camera stabilizer system. 900×506 QuickTime movie, 1 Mbit/sec h.264.

TecnoTur’s new English audio channel is live in iTunes

Written by Allan Tépper

April 21, 2010

We are glad to announce that TecnoTur‘s new English-language audio channel has joined the original Castilian-language one. Now, many...

T©pper is glad that the iPad doesn’t support Flash

Written by Allan Tépper

April 5, 2010

I am glad that the iPad doesn’t support Flash, and I hope it remains that way. I like efficiency,...

Will Adobe’s new Mercury technology provoke a sudden exodus from Final Cut Pro to CS5?

Written by Allan Tépper

April 5, 2010

As has already been covered by Chris and Trish Meyer and other colleagues at ProVideo Coalition, Adobe’s new Mercury...

BCC/Broadcast Case portable video mixer to be shown at NAB 2010

Written by Allan Tépper

April 5, 2010

It just came to my attention that the BCC/Broadcast Case will be shown at NAB 2010. BCC/Broadcast Case is...

Video Tools from PMA and WPPI

Written by Matthew Jeppsen - DP Notes

March 14, 2010

While visiting the recent PMA and WPPI photography expo’s, FreshDV got some video coverage from the tradeshow floor. We’ve...

NewTek encores NAB TriCaster upgrade guarantee for NAB 2010

Written by Allan Tépper

March 8, 2010

NewTek, manufacturer of TriCaster portable live production systems and 3D software animation products, has just announced the NAB TriCaster...

When using YouTube jeopardizes your own content rights, leverage, and bargaining power

Written by Allan Tépper

March 2, 2010

YouTube can be an attractive place to host your video work, especially since YouTube doesn’t charge you any money....

NewTek’s TriCaster TCXD300 ignites 3rd multicam revolution, now in HD

Written by Allan Tépper

February 23, 2010

Any video professional with a couple of decades of experience under her/his belt will remember the original Video Toaster,...

Podcasting has gone way beyond the Pod

Written by Allan Tépper

February 15, 2010

The medium that most of us call podcasting has gone way beyond the Pod. When I say that, I...