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sponsored by Final Cut Pro: Installing the Sony Recording Unit plug-in New Apple KnowledgeBase article. NewTek Now Shipping LiveControl Switching Surface for TriCaster and VT[5] LiveControl mixes multiple sources for improved live production. Final Cut Pro: Audio sync with Panasonic HDC-SD9 Apple KnowledgeBase article on potential problems with 24 fps footage. NewTek Now Shipping TimeWarp External Replay Controller Slow motion and instant replay with TimeWarp for TriCaster. Another Solution for Native MXF Support in FCP Calibrated Software offers applications to work with the native P2 MXF files . Apple Updates Final Cut Pro, Final Cut Server, Pro Apps Pro Applications Updates improve reliability for Apple's professional applications. Magma Releases ExpressBox4 An external PCI Express expansion product for desktop and laptop computers. BuZZ Show and Podcast for June 26 Digital imaging for "Cloverfield," the film and the challenges of shooting comedy in HD on deadline down-under - all on tonight's show! Enhance Technology Introduces Next Generation Fibre 4G Storage The Most Powerful & Versatile FC Storage for SAS/SATA drives with SAS Expansion Veescope Key Release 1.12 High-end keying and compositing for Final Cut Pro at a low-end price. In Review: Sony PMW-EX1 XDCAM EX syncVUE is a remote QuickTime review tool with a level of ease, functionality, immediacy and affordability that sets it apart from anything prior. I imagine using it in most of my projects. I imagine using it in most of my projects. I imagine using it in most of my projects. I imagine using it in most of my projects. Reviewed by Ned Soltz 2-pop Editorial Feature Watch Bjork's Wanderlust in 3-D Surfwise: Doug Pray Documents a Fractured Family History DigitalFilm Tree Creates Final Cut Pro Editing Workflow

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Search   All Categories 2-pop 2-pop Feature 2-pop - Creative Planet Review   Advanced Search Updated: Mar 17, 2008 - 2:31:00 PM  In Review: Sony PMW-EX1 XDCAM EX If you were on the fence about switching to a tapeless camera, Sony’s PMW-EX1 XDCAM EX may give you the push you needed. Mar 3, 2008 - 5:56:43 PM Video Versioning: Post on Be Kind Rewind Director Michel Gondry's films always lean toward the bizarre and whimsical, and the premise for his latest, Be Kind Rewind, is certainly no exception. A video store proprietor (Danny Glover) leaves his small neighborhood business in the care of a couple of screw-ups--Jerry (Jack Black) and Mike (Mos Def)--who manage to demagnetize the entire inventory, leaving a store full of tapes now devoid of the picture and audio customers generally expect. In an attempt to cover their mistake, the two get hold of a VHS camera and pop the tapes inside to record their own versions of the movies in the hopes that the customers won't notice. The pair start with Ghostbusters and work their way through many more titles, including Driving Miss Daisy, 2001: A Space Odyssey and King Kong. Their no-budget productions might not fool the community, but they do bring a great deal of attention and fascination to the duo's endeavor. Feb 20, 2008 - 1:06:13 AM What's New, Pussycat?: Apple Leopard and Final Cut Express 4 October brought the release of Apple's long-waited Leopard operating system, formally known as Mac OS 10.5. Although most working editors are treading lightly--waiting for the right time to upgrade--Apple also sweetened the pot with the release of Final Cut Express 4, which is ready for Leopard. Professional editors working with the full Final Cut Studio package or Avid Media Composer may tend to view Express as a watered down "lite" version. Nevertheless, Final Cut Express 4 is an extremely powerful package for its $199 price tag. Since it's built on the same code as Final Cut Pro, all of the Express tools are simply a reduced subset of the full FCP feature set. Jan 16, 2008 - 5:26:37 PM << prev next >>