All Technology articles – Page 464
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NewsBVE debut for new Polecam LED head
Polecam will show a new miniature lighting innovation for the first time at Broadcast Video Expo next month.
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NewsEditshare to show Geevs servers at BVE
EditShare will use BVE next month to showcase its complete collaboration product line and also exhibit the Geevs and Lightworks technology that it acquired last year from Gee Broadcast Systems.
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Miranda to show loudness control at BVE
Miranda Technologies will be showing several new products at Broadcast Video Expo next month including an Automatic Loudness Control (ALC).
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FeaturesThe Secret Life of Chaos
Sound and full picture post on a BBC4 show in which Professor Jim Al-Khalili sets out to uncover one of the great mysteries of science.
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NewsSIS LIVE confirms O21 buyout
SIS LIVE has agreed a multi-million pound deal to buy the bulk of the assets of fellow OB company O21 Television from Gravity Media Group.
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NewsThe Station adds Baselight
Boutique London post house The Station is hoping to compete with larger facilities companies after installing its first dedicated colour grading system.
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NewsBones 3D man joins Envy
Former Golden Square senior animator Dave Child, the 3D lead on the revered ‘Bones’ promo for the band The Killers, is joining Envy as its head of 3D.
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NewsAbsolute duo join Prime Focus
Prime Focus has attracted the visual effects team of Sean Feeney and Hani AlYousif to join the company from Absolute Post.
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NewsDarkside moving to accommodate extra animators
Darkside Animation is moving from its current home in Bloomsbury Square to a new office more than three times the size.
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NewsFirst NXCAM launch for Sony
Sony has launched the HXR-NX5E camcorder, the first product in its new NXCAM range.
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NewsPanasonic unveils first integrated 3D camcorder
Panasonic has unveiled its first professional fully integrated camcorder for capturing full HD 3D content.
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NewsSky gets 3D TV set boost
Sky has been given a major boost in its quest to launch a 3D channel with the announcement that TV sets from some of the world’s biggest manufacturers will be compatible with its planned service.
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NewsChapman takes full-time role at Sequence
BAFTA Award-winning director Kevin Chapman has taken up the role of business development manager at Sequence Post Production.
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NewsMwnci opts for The MatrixStore
Object Matrix has sold its pre-production rushes and nearline archive technology The MatrixStore to Cardiff based post-production facility Mwnci.
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NewsAscent to sell playout facility to Discovery
Ascent Media and Discovery Communications have signed a non-binding Letter of Intent that will see ownership of a purpose-built playout facility in Chiswick Park transferred to Discovery.
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NewsHireworks adds Soho base
Editing equipment rental company Hireworks has this week opened a new branch in Soho.
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NewsRushes Soho Shorts opens for 2010
Organisers of the Rushes Soho Shorts are now accepting entries for the 12th running of the short film festival.
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NewsUS broadcasters plan 3D services
ESPN and DirecTV in the US are to launch stereoscopic 3D services in the first half of 2010.
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NewsCrystal Vision deal for The London Studios
Systems integrator Dega Broadcast Systems has provided 317 Crystal Vision interface boards to The London Studios as part of an HD upgrade in studios 1 and 2.
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NewsWeb-capable TV sets on the rise
Twenty per cent of all television sets available in Europe next year will be able to connect to the Internet, according to the findings of a new report.