Editing Stereoscopic VR180 Content
Canon has been creating a number of dual fisheye lens upgrades for their existing line of cameras, and they recently sent me an EOS R7 camera with Dual 3.9mm Fisheye… Read more »
Tag Archives: Canon
Shooting VR180 Content with the Canon EOS R7
Canon has been creating a number of dual fisheye lens upgrades for their existing line of cameras, specifically their mirrorless cameras, but including the C400 which also has an RF… Read more »
IBC 2024 News
IBC, the International Broadcasting Convention, was held in Amsterdam this week. Many media and technology vendors make new product announcements and releases at the conference, so I like to track… Read more »
My Experience at NAB 2024
The National Association of Broadcasters held their annual convention in Las Vegas this week. The NAB Show attracted 65K attendees and 1300 exhibitors from 41 countries showing off their products… Read more »
Hardware Accelerated HEVC in Premiere Pro
The High Efficiency Video Codec (HEVC) or H.265 is a very processing intensive codec for both encode and decode, but leads to higher video quality at lower data rates. There… Read more »
Canon HDR Reference Displays
I was recently given the opportunity to review Canon’s DP-V3120 4K HDR display. This model is a significant step up from the HP Z31x Dreamcolor and Dell UP3218K monitors I… Read more »
NAB Time Announcements
With NAB’s big convention in Las Vegas canceled this year due to Corona virus, a number of technology companies still have products to release that they would have presented to… Read more »
IBC 2018
The International Broadcast Convention is taking place this week in Amsterdam, and there are a variety of new products and announcements at the show. AJA released the Kona5 with 12G… Read more »
NAB 2016 Wrapup
We see ourselves in a place where UHD has become pretty ubiquitous, and can be recorded and viewed on a cell phone. So the natural question is: what next? One… Read more »
IBC 2015 News
So with IBC opening this week in Amsterdam, there are a few new announcements worth noting. Now that 4K is old news, and supported by most products, regardless of who… Read more »
