By Bob Turner
You will hear a lot of acronyms at NAB this year. Most of them will have to do with the concept of open standards. Open standards allow interoperability...
Cynthia Wisehart, Editorial Director
There will be people at this year's NAB who are attending for the first time. To these folks I say welcome, and the bathrooms are on both floors, just...
Lord of the Rings Trilogy VisFX March 2002: Beyond the Bake-Off Oscar Effects FAQs By Michael Goldman In the Rings Andrew Lesnie's Second Round By Michael...
While a few thousands fewer turned up at April's annual National Association of Broadcasters convention, neither war nor virus held back a burst of new, innovative hardware and software. Crowds jammed press conferences and booth demos to hear about video acquisition gear employing 35mm-sized CCDs (Dalsa), Blu-ray optical disc recording (Sony), and Flash RAM-based recording systems (Panasonic).......
By Bob Turner
By now you have heard all the excitement generated by Avid's new Xpress Pro, Media Composer Adrenaline, and DS Nitris products. And the oohs and ahs of Final Cut Pro 4—especially when combined with one of the several......
Cynthia Wisehart, Editor
The film that will close this year's Electronic Theater at Siggraph is, for one thing, a 15-plus-minute movie. Even those who love and study animation...
By Pete Putman, CTS
The 2003 NAB conference was quite a trip. With concerns about SARS and the military action in Iraq, attendance appeared to be down again from last year, but not significantly. Numbers in the range of 90,000 for attendance were heard from various parties......
Cynthia Wisehart, Editorial Director
NAB. Apparently, You Gotta Go. In fact that's often how I feel when I'm on the show floor, power-walking from booth appointment to booth appointment....
Trevor Boyer, Michael Goldman, S. D. Katz, D. W. Leitner, Dan Ochiva, Jon Silberg, Bob Turner
With another NAB confab at hand, it's always tempting to try to sum up the state of the industry. Some think, there are plenty of reasons to be glum. The economy is still in a slump; many small and mid-size operations struggle to stay afloat. A trip to Las Vegas for the industry's annual schmooze-and-new-products fest might be downright depressing....
By Bob Turner
NAB 2003 WILL FEATURE NEW FORMATS, NEW CONNECtivity technology, new workflows, new storage solutions, and most importantly, new products. I expect more than 500 nonlinear editors and compositors at this convention. The new trends include new low-cost high definition technologies, such as JVC's new HD format and Windows Media 9 HD editing capabilities....
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