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SR Tape DI Alternative
By Dan Ochiva
With the introduction of Sony's 4:4:4 RGB HDCAM SR recorder in 2003, the take on tape changed it was no longer yesterday's format. The post industry became...
Shoot Expertise: The Filmmaker's Codec
By Barry Braverman
In the beginning, it was known as FutureSplash, the product of a small startup that had come up with a way to deliver animation to dog-slow computers...
HD Religion
By Cynthia Wisehart
After all the so-called religious battles over film vs. HD (to borrow a quote from Larry Thorpe (or was that Oscar Wilde?), it seems appropriate to see...
Edit Review: Canopus ADVC700
Reviewer: Tom Patrick McAuliffe
Like many of you, I cut my teeth in the video business more years ago than I care to remember. But I do remember threading up a 3/4in. video tape recorder,...
Shoot Review: Google SketchUp Pro 5
Reviewer: S.D. Katz
Combining traditional drawing and 3D modeling has been the goal of many CG developers since the '80s. This has produced interesting haptic devices and...
Integrate Expertise: Simplifying RSS Feeds
By Franklin McMahon
No doubt you've heard of the term but what does it mean? And why is it important? RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication and its basic mission is to...
Digital Vision 
By Michael Goldman
Filming Miami Vice for director Michael Mann would have been difficult even under the best of circum-stances. After all, the crew was charged with capturing...
Products: Sony
Though you can get it at Best Buy and other big-box electronics stores, Sony's new BWU-100A Blu-ray burner might become part of your HD workflow...
Edit Expertise: Platform Shootout
By Jan Ozer
Every once in a while, it's fun to bring in a range of computers and see how they compare performance-wise. Certainly, the cross-platform capability of...
Edit Review: Red Giant Instant HD 1.0
Reviewer: S.D. Katz
We have all upscaled images in Adobe Photoshop, Autodesk Combustion, or other image editors, so we expect enlarging PAL or NTSC footage to HD to produce...