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Keeping it Green 

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Tad Fettig met Karena Albers on a deodorant shoot in Hawaii. Both were veterans of the advertising world Fettig as a commercial cinematographer specializing...

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Cosmic Creation 

By Trevor Boyer

How do you depict a phenomenon that absorbs and distorts every photon of light that comes near it? That would turn out to be the easy part, as the Denver...

NAB 2007 

By D. W. Leitner, Jan Ozer, Dan Ochiva, and Jeff Sauer

This Year's NAB hosted 108,232 attendees from 141 countries around the world at the Las Vegas Convention Center between April 14 and April 19. With all...

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Is there a Moore's Law equivalent for camcorders? Whatever it might be, NAB 2007 displayed its hypothetical fruits. We saw a working model of Red Digital...

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Reviewer: D.W. Leitner

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NAB 2007 

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In my millimeter coverage of last year's NAB 2006, Cameras and Other Driving Forces, I divided the massive show into four vectors of interest: cameras,...