A while back I reported that we would soon see portable flash momory based, high quality recorders to strip onto an HD-SDI based camera available. Well here is a great first attempt at this technology.. From http://www.convergent-design.com/ we have the Flash XDR (See some cool comments here) This device makes any HD-SDI camera capable of [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Film Making'
A Film makers tool of choice. FLASH based HD recorder.
April 17th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: cinema · codecs · Film Making · Post Production · Sony
Shoot Film or Shoot Digital, that is the question.
April 11th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Lately I have been talking to a number of people involved in the production of films in Australia. From those with some budget to those with little. A common question I like to ask them is.. “Do you plan to shoot digital or traditional film?” Like you would expect, those with limited budget seem always [...]
Tags: cinema · DCI · Film Making
AVCHD due this year
March 31st, 2008 · No Comments
Today I came across some documents from Panasonic that cover their implementation of AVC-Intra (An I-frame only, 4:2:2 10bit at 100mbit) implementation for their P2 system. See Panasonic Technical Overview, and AVC-Intra-FAQ Scanning the net, there is mixed reviews for this technology. I read an interesting blog post about asking why we would bother with [...]
Tags: Film Making · Post Production · Standards
Alex Lindsay, Ok, we get it. You don’t use tapes.
March 22nd, 2008 · No Comments
I was very excited that one of my Blog posts, Now we have tapeless workflows, we still need tapes was mentioned on “This Week In Media” one of the more prominent podcasts which focuses on digital media. Alex Lindsay, the main face behind the podcast has very strong opinions on this topic and voiced his [...]
Tags: Film Making · Post Production
The new face of Avid. Cheaper prices, better community.
March 22nd, 2008 · No Comments
Recently Avid had a press conference announcing major changes in Avid. See Philips Post on this here.The question that appears to be on most readers minds is. “Will this turn it around for Avid?” This is the wrong question to ask as its not really an issue to Avid. Still these developments are all good [...]
Tags: Apple · Film Making · FinalCutPro · Post Production