Unveiling at NAB 2005, the AG-HVX200 is the professional video industry's most anticipated technology breakthrough. This revolutionary, hand-held P2 camcorder provides 1080i and 720p recording with the production proven image quality of 100 Mbps DVCPRO
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DV Mag By Adam Wilt March 2005 With affordable HDV cameras, decks, and NLES now available, is it time to toss DV in the digital dumpster and go high def? Not so fast. You can get HDV cameras capable of shooting high def 720p/30 or 1080i/60 for roughly the
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High Definition is Not Just For the Future. It’s Here Right Now. The new HDV format is poised to revolutionize high definition production in the same way DV revolutionized standard definition. But innovations also raise questions. This Web site
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Computer Graphics World February, 2005 by Jeff Sauer If you’re not that familiar with HDV, it would be both a little surprising and completely understandable. After all, over the past year HDV has become one of the video industry’s hottest
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VideoSystems By Steve Mullen Blackmagic’s line of HD I/O and acceleration cards facilitates several levels of HD editing. Blackmagic Design’s DeckLink HD I/O boards offer HD-SDI input and output of HD video, and some versions allow analog
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Ten-bit SDI and Analog I/O Card Reviewed by Marco Solorio for DV Mag Price, performance, and quality arrive in one package. A versatile card, even if not used for editing purposes. The software is really maturing with Blackmagic Design and brings this
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Hello and welcome to “The Clicker,†Engadget’s weekly wandering into the granddaddy of all gadgets – the television. Have a seat on the couch. Kick back, relax. Just remember the rules: keep your shoes off the coffee table and
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Attention all owners of Premiere 6.x or higher HW/SW bundles, AVID, Final Cut, Vegas Video & Liquid Edition 5.x Pro - $200 Mail In Rebate Exp 3/31/05 Upgrade to Liquid Edition PRO version 6 and enhance your productivity today. In addition to all of the
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The First Affordable Digital Video Production Mixer With Twelve Inputs, Four Video Layers, and a Built-In Graphics Store Preloaded With Royalty-Free Professional Graphics CAMPBELL, CA--(MARKET WIRE)--Jan 31, 2005 -- FOCUS Enhancements, Inc. (NasdaqSC:FCSE
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With HDV now being a ground-breaking format, here are some frequently asked questions about HDV, editing, shooting, and more. What is the difference between the Sony and JVC HDV cameras? The JVC cameras are 720p. This means they have 720 lines of
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Video Systems By Bob Turner Oct 1, 2004 12:00 PM I recommend Adobe's Premiere Elements for the consumer crowd. Around this time of year (from the start of school until Christmas), it is common for editors to be asked by friends and relatives what editing
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This past year will go down as the year that HDV emerged. Back in April, at NAB, attendees got their first glance at the future - Sony's HDV camcorder. It was on display in a glass case and it wasn't actually working, but it generated a ton of excitement.
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Videmaker Magazine by Matthew David Wachsman January, 2005 In only a decade, we've come from analog 8mm and VHS to all-digital camcorders good enough for broadcast. Now we are seeing new technology that will push videography well past the abilities of
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Connecting Home Video: DVI? VGA? S-Video? What does it all mean? By Charlie White There are simply too many ways to hook up a home theater system. Are you bewildered by all the terminology, cable types, mumbo-jumbo and gobbledygook? Should you use
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It is hard to believe that November is here. So far 2004 has been a very exciting year for digital videographers. This week's newsletter is loaded with hot new promotions and specials on some of our most popular products. 1) Serious Magic announces a $200
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