ASUS ProArt PA32UCX-P The ASUS ProArt PA32UCX is the flagship monitor of the ProArt line. Everything ASUS knows about making monitors has gone into this display. It’s a 32 inch…
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OLED PORTABLE PROFESSIONAL MONITOR ASUS bills its ProArt PQ22U as an OLED Portable Professional Monitor. For DIT’s there’s a lot to like in that description. OLEDs are widely known for…
In recent years, no trip to NAB is complete without a visit to the Blackmagic Design booth. Each NAB Grant Petty always has something new and truly useful to show, and as a bonus, the products usually very reasonably priced. This year’s lineup is no different, with no less than three product announcements worth mentioning.
The first is Blackmagic Design’s foray into the increasingly crowded Standalone Video Recorder (or corder) market, the Hyperdeck Shuttle. While other manufacturers have been frantically adding features to their corder offerings to make them stand out, Blackmagic has gone the opposite way and stripped the recording unit to its bare essentials. The Hyperdeck Shuttle is really an HDMI/HDSDI interface, playback controls, and a dock for an SSD drive, that’s it.
Canon’s pint-sized XF105 could very well be THE revolutionary camcorder for 3D enthusiasts.
I went to a Canon camcorder event yesterday, to take a look at possible replacements for our aging DVX102’s. After taking a look an Canon’s full XF lineup, there was an interesting presentation by Ian Wee of Widescreen Media (I always learn something new about 3D listening to that guy) about using two XF105’s in a 3D rig.
Watching a film is all about willing suspension of disbelief, that the illusion of motion depth and sound on the screen is real. 3D is a very difficult art to pull off, and if its not done technically perfect, it breaks the illusion, and snaps us out of the movie.
There are three main features that Canon included in this camera that make it primed for 3D illusion making.