Macvideo Expo
Thanks to everyone who attended MacVideo Expo, October 18, 2011.
Huge thanks to those who appeared in the panel discussion, featuring Barry Stevens, Jonathan Eric Tyrrell, Rick Young and hosted by Simon Walker. Content online very soon on MacVideo.tv
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Recent reviews
CalDigit AV Drive
Speed really is the thing with this drive, the option to use FireWire 800 or regular USB 2.0 is available but once you attempt a transfer with USB 3.0 you'll be reluctant to go back.
Camera Technology
The changes in camera technology accelerates in a way never seen before in the history of acquisition. New formats, new models, different types of sensors, ways of recording media - image acquisition gets better, more affordable and more accessible as manufacturers up the stakes with new offerings several times a year. MacVideo will focus on getting the most out of existing and new camera technologies as they come to market
Camera Technology Movie of the Week
Philip Bloom: choosing the right camera for the right job (part 1)
Philip Bloom: Choosing the right camera for the right job (part 1)
DP, Director and Filmmaker Philip Bloom, talks about how he decides which camera is most appropriate for different shooting situations. Whether you choose a DSLR; a large sensor camcorder; or a more portable shooting solution, the choice comes down to which tool is best suited to the immediate job at hand. Philip discusses and shows footage shot with several different cameras, including the Panasonic AF101; Sony NEX-FS100; Sony PMW-F3; and Red Epic.
Latest Videos
- Testing the Rycote Softie
- King of the camera lights: Ledzilla
- MTF Services show off EOS adapter with adapter control for large sensor video cameras
- Inventor of the Glidetrack: Alastair Brown
- Dealing with archiving: Sony introduce 100GB and 128GB XDCAM discs
- Sony PMW-F3; 14x Powerzoom and 11 - 16mm wide lens; SR Memory
Camera Technology News
iPhone 5 with 'awesome' camera technology ready for production
iPhone 5 rumour roundup for the week ending 28 January
A Reliable Source emerges this week to whisper sweet nothings in the quivering ear of the iOSsphere. Expectations flame.
GoPro upgrades CineForm pro software for HDHero cameras
CineForm software for processing 2D and 3D video
GoPro has released new versions of its CineForm software for processing 2D and 3D video.
Sony announces next-generation image sensors for smartphones, digital cameras
The Japanese tech giant says its new sensors will take better pictures while cutting manufacturing costs and chip size
Sony said Monday it has developed new technology for the tiny imaging chips that power cameras in portable devices, which will allow for clearer photographs while using less space and cutting manufacturing costs.
Fake Camera+ app removed from App Store
Briefly appeared over the weekend before being removed
A fake version of the popular Camera+ iOS app found its way into the App Store over the weekend, but has since been removed by Apple.
JVC Professional unveils world’s first handheld 4K camcorder
GY-HMQ10 records four times resolution of 1080p to SDHC/SDXC media cards
JVC Professional Europe Ltd. has announced the GY-HMQ10, the world’s first handheld 4K camcorder, which captures, records and plays video images at four times the resolution of high definition television. Powered by JVC’s Falconbrid large-scale integration (LSI) chip for high-speed signal processing and a 1/2-inch CMOS imager with 8.3 million active pixels, it delivers real-time 3840x2160 footage at 24p and 50p.
