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Table Of Contents
 Apple Final Cut Pro 7's New
Features
Apple Updates Final Cut Studio
with More Than 100 New Features
Sony Unveils PCM-M10 Palm-sized
Portable Audio Recorder
JVC Professional Products Offers ProHD
Media Storage Kit
Affordable HD Pros
Tapeless Field Production: New
Developments and Best Practices
Review: GridIron Software Flow
Up Front
Apple
Final Cut Pro 7's New Features
By Jan Ozer
 Jan Ozer gives us a screencam presentation
of Apple Final Cut Pro 7’s key new features, including the Share
option, Blu-ray output, speed control, new ProRes formats, and YouTube
upload. Watch the video>>
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Affordable HD News from The Briefing Room
Apple
Updates Final Cut Studio with More Than 100 New Features
Apple announced a significant update to Final Cut Studio
with more than 100 new features and new versions of Final Cut Pro, Motion, Soundtrack Pro, Color, and
Compressor. Final Cut Studio features Final Cut Pro 7, which expands
Apple's ProRes codec family to support virtually any workflow and
includes Easy Export for one step output to a variety of formats and
iChat Theater support for realtime collaboration. Motion 4 includes
enhanced tools such as 3D shadows, reflections, and depth of field for
stunning motion graphics and visual effects, and Soundtrack Pro 3
features new multitrack audio tools to streamline audio postproduction.
Color 1.5 includes better Final Cut Pro integration and support for full
color resolution, and Compressor 3.5 adds new features that make it easy
to set up and customize your export options. At $999, the new Final Cut
Studio is $300 less than the previous release and is also available as
an upgrade for just $299. more>>
Sony
Unveils PCM-M10 Palm-sized Portable Audio Recorder
 Sony is expanding its line of portable
professional audio recorders with the new PCM-M10, a palm-sized compact
unit. The recorder joins Sony's PCM-D1 and PCM-D50 models to form a
comprehensive family of flexible and rugged portable field recorders for
every professional sound application, including live sound, house of
worship, theatrical, music recording, and broadcast journalism. more>>
JVC
Professional Products Offers ProHD Media Storage Kit
JVC Professional Products, a division of JVC U.S.A., has
introduced the ProHD Media Storage Kit, a complete storage solution for
SDHC media cards that are used to record footage from the company's new
GY-HM100 and GY-HM700 camcorders. more>>
From Reel-Exchange
Affordable
HD Pros
 Rick Allen
Fayetteville, N.C.
The Nautilus Productions crew has produced documentaries, covered US
troops from Cuba to Kazakhstan, PGA golf, hurricanes, D-Day reenactments
in Normandy, NCAA basketball and NFL football, refugees in Haiti,
carrier exercises aboard the USS America, NASCAR, internal
communications for IBM and Office Depot, and traveled worldwide to
collect stock footage—and that's the short list. Nautilus is just
minutes from Ft. Bragg, Pope AFB & Camp Lejuene. The company has XDCAM
HD, HDV, BetaSP, and DVCAM packages, and it also specializes in
underwater stock footage. Rick Allen, broadcast video producer and
videographer, has been producing documentaries and shooting video since
1983. Watch the reel>>
Featured Forum Discussion
Tapeless
Field Production: New Developments and Best Practices
 Looking for answers to your tapeless field
production questions? From MXF formats to P2 vs. XDCAM to iVDR, continue
this discussion and others at millimeter's Crosstalk forums.
Reviews
Review:
GridIron Software Flow
By Jan Ozer
 GridIron Software Flow went
from "What the heck does this program do?" to "I can't live without this
software" faster than any other program I've looked at in my 15 years of
reviewing software. For a while, however, it looked like all of us were
going to have to live without the product, given a delivery time that
slipped like Brett Favre's retirement plans. Though Favre's golfing days
might have to wait, it looks like Flow, which was first announced at NAB
Show 2008, is finally here. more>>
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