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Beyond HDV: Using AVCHD with Panasonic's AG-HSC1U 

By Jan Ozer

Beyond the implications of the AVCHD format, I was intrigued by the opportunity to test Panasonic's AG-HSC1U, because it stores all video and still images on SDHC cards....

Beyond HDV: AVCHD High-definition Compression 

By Jan Ozer

Although AVCHD first appeared in consumer camcorders, a variation—AVC-Intra—will soon show up in broadcast cameras from Panasonic. Given that the MPEG-4 technology that fuels AVCHD is roughly twice as efficient as the MPEG-2 technology used in HDV, the new Sony-Panasonic standard will likely supplant HDV...

Edit Review: ViewCast Niagara GoStream 

Reviewer: Tom Patrick McAuliffe

Until recently, streaming media often entailed capturing footage, taking it to the edit suite, encoding it, and then sending it to a streaming-media service...

Edit Review: Apple Final Cut Studio 2  

Reviewer: Jan Ozer

Apple Final Cut Studio 2 is like the proverbial elephant and the blind man your impression depends upon where you touch it. For this review, I'll touch...

NAB 2007 Pick Hit Awards 

By Trevor Boyer

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...

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...

NAB 2007 Pick Hit Awards  

At NAB 2007, new digital cinema cameras ruled the show floor. Like everything else in the digital world, these high-res...

Edit Review: Primera Bravo SE 

Reviewer: Tom Patrick McAuliffe

Because of my lifestyle, work, and the ease of portability, I use laptops for the majority of my video and audio work. Before I got a disc duplicator,...

Mark In 

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Editor's Notes 

By Cynthia Wisehart

One of my favorite things I heard at NAB was the comment that Apple had, with the announcement of ProRes 422, legitimized compression. The implication...