The folks over at Zacuto have taken the new HPX-300 for a test drive. Their video review – shot in pure cinematic style – gives thumbs up to a camera that merges the form factor of a shoulder mounted ENG / EFP cam with the price point of the P2 Read More →
Contributed by: George Butters There’s nothing more intriguing, exciting and – depending on your point of view – disturbing than watching an old industry try to hang on as a tsunami of innovation sweeps up the shore, smashes everything in its wake, and leaves the landscape forever altered. The list Read More →
From: Al Tompkins, Poynter.org Flag-draped coffins arrive from Iraq and Afghanistan every week — mostly out of public sight. While the Bush administration banned photographs of the arrival ceremonies, the Obama administration is now considering lifting the ban. This raises several important questions for journalists: What should our response be Read More →
LAS VEGAS, NV, February 17, 2009 – Anton/Bauer, a brand of The Vitec Group, and the world’s premier provider of professional camera batteries, chargers, lighting and other mobile power systems, is debuting its QR-RH RED One Handle for the RED camera at NAB 2009 (Booth C6201). Designed by Anton/Bauer, in Read More →
Midwest Media Group introduces the T-KIT1 and T-KIT2, designed to give flexibility and mobility for news photographers and journalists. Based on the Apple MacBook Pro, Final Cut Studio and the Matrox MXO2, this integrated toolset offers support of HD and SD, motion graphics and audio production wherever you go! Included Read More →
Contributed by: Brian Young, Miami Beach, http://flacaproductions.com I took the plunge and bought a set of Kleer DigiFi Opera Wireless Earbuds recently and i think they’re really great. I used them yesterday on an all-day, network news, run-n-gun shoot (7 tapes off the shoulder, multiple locations, multiple vehicles, a quick Read More →
I know you’ve cursed your stations live truck once or twice – claiming its old and should be in a museum. This truck has you beat. The folks at the Early Television Museum have a 1948 Television Remote Truck at their museum in Hilliard, Ohio. This video tour will make Read More →