All Technology articles – Page 452
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NewsLightworks to become open-source editor
EditShare has unveiled plans to turn its newly acquired Lightworks non-linear editor into an open-source development initiative.
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NewsAMA to provide ProRes support for Media Composer
Avid is opening up its editing systems so that they can work natively with Apple ProRes codecs and files created by Canon DSLR and Red cameras.
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NewsJVC adds studio and ENG hybrid camcorder
JVC is introducing a new flagship product within its ProHD camcorder line at NAB in Las Vegas that is capable of being either a field-based shooter of part of a multi-camera set-up.
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NewsAvid to buy Euphonix
Euphonix, the manufacturer of large-format digital audio consoles, media controllers and peripherals, is to be sold to Avid for an undisclosed fee.
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NewsRed adds H.264 encoding module
Red Digital Cinema is increasing the workflow options for its new Epic and Scarlet digital film cameras by introducing proxy modules, including one for encoding H.264.
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NewsCheaper Baselight unveiled at NAB
FilmLight has added a sub-£65k version of Baselight to its range of non-linear colour grading systems.
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NewsCanon reveals XF camcorders
Canon has unveiled the first two camcorders to use Canon XF, its newly developed MPEG-2 4:2:2 50Mbps codec.
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NewsEuro Media Group snaps up ACS
Euro Media Group, the parent company of outside broadcast firm CTV, has bought specialist camera supplier Aerial Camera Systems (ACS) for an undisclosed fee.
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NewsRDFR moves to digital delivery
RDF Rights (RDFR) is adding new capabilities to its post-production set-up so that it can send programme content to broadcasters digitally rather than on tape.
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NewsBBC S&PP faces further job losses in reshuffle
The headcount at BBC Studios and Post Production (S&PP) is set to be reduced further in 2011 because there is a “99.9% chance” that its Sport and Children’s staff will not follow their production counterparts to MediaCityUKin Salford.
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FeaturesStoryvault
Liberty Bell creative director Stuart Prebble sees his latest venture as the chance for the public to create a long-term online legacy.
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Amberfin signs OEM deal to add DVO software
Amberfin has concluded an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) agreement that will see Digital Visions’ DVO image-processing software tools added to its softwarebased iCR Standards Converter.
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FeaturesFujinon 3D synchronous control system
A new development from Fujinon that, along with six new 3D lenses, provides accurate lens matching for stereoscopic 3D film and television production.
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FeaturesSouth Park promo package
Bumpers and lower-thirds in which the Viva channel logo interacts with characters from the show.
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FeaturesMarco's Kitchen Burnout promo
Post-production work on a promo for the celebrity chef’s new show.
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FeaturesRadio 1 promo
A 30-second promo for Radio1’s chart show, featuring a typographical treatment of different bands
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SponsoredHighbury Studios: Hitting the high notes
A vibrant new workspace and leisure development in the heart of North London’s cultural quarter is all set to rival the more established media hubs in the capital.
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NewsSalford Uni puts studio install out to tender
Salford University has published a tender document for the fit-out of its new facilities at MediaCityUK in Salford Quays.
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NewsAlexa to capture native Quicktime files
Arri’s new Alexa digital film cameras will shoot directly to native Final Cut Pro codecs, the German manufacturer has revealed.
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NewsWRN launches 'Radio with Pictures'
International broadcast services company WRN has launched a new product that allows satellite and cable radio stations to display visual content on TV screens.