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Products: NewTek
By Dan Ochiva
While it may not garner the headlines the way some big-name 3D animation programs do, anyone paying attention in the post industry knows that NewTek LightWave...
Products: Iridas
By Dan Ochiva
As working resolutions continue to rise and pipelines in post get more complex, solutions for improved throughput are worth considering. That's what Iridas...
Products: Sony
By Dan Ochiva
When the Cell processor turned up in Sony PlayStation 3 in 2006, many questioned the value of the initiative. It's a joint venture with IBM and Toshiba,...
Products: Autodesk
By Dan Ochiva
For years, Autodesk has touted its Lustre system as a top digital color-grading rig. By IBC 2008, the company had taken to presenting the latest in Incinerator...
Shoot Tools: Canon
By Dan Ochiva
You might not rely on camcorders employing the recently introduced AVCHD compression standard for your day-to-day work it turns up mostly in smaller-sized,...
Shoot Tools: Dedotec
By Dan Ochiva
DMX control offers an easy way to bring controllability to studio lighting. To complete its DLH650 range of light heads (including the DLH650, DLH650PO,...
Shoot Tools: Schneider Optics
By Dan Ochiva
Sony's HVR-Z7U and HVR-S270OU camcorders received kudos when they started delivering earlier this year, with features such as a trio of newly designed...
Distribute Tools: Vutec
By Dan Ochiva
Fitting two separate screens into one housing doesn’t seem to make much sense, but if one of them is much more than just another screen, you’ll have Vutec’s unique product: the Vu-Flex Pro Duplex...
Shoot Tools: Bodelin Technologies
By Dan Ochiva
If you needed a small, lightweight prompter system for a widescreen HDV camcorder, your choices before now have been pretty slim Bodelin adds a model...
Shoot Tools: Dolgin Engineering
By Dan Ochiva
As everyone watches budgets more intently, having one product do more counts for something these days. That's part of the thinking behind Dolgin's vDoubler...