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Canon EOS 7D Review
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BY JAN OZER
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I recently spent about a month with the Canon EOS 7D solely evaluating
its video quality, and the results were impressive. When using the
optimal lens, the camera has phenomenal depth of field and excellent
sharpness, and it is less noisy than any of the prosumer camcorders that
I've tested under similar conditions. It's also small, portable, and
unobtrusive.
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Talent and Content
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Cinematographer/ Videographer, Titling/Motion
Graphics, Editing, and more.
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Production Company, Production: Live,
Post-Production, Producer, and more.
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Production Company, Editing, Cinematographer:
Film, Videographer: HD, and more.
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Our editorial team is revealing its selections of
Vanguard Awards for the past decade. Unlike with past Vanguard Awards
cycles, for this January 2010 edition we've chosen to focus on
technology trends rather than specific products, and a whole decade
rather than a mere 12 months. After a heated conference, our editors and
writers came up with a list of 10 trends of the Aughts that most
dramatically shaped the way film and video productions happen today.
Past, after all, is prologue. These winners are listed in no particular
order. more>>
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 It's tempting to argue that the adoption of
solid-state technology as a video-recording medium was inevitable. After
all, Kryder's Law (a version of Moore's Law for magnetic storage) had us
expecting the inexorable march toward smaller and more capacious
storage. But NAB 2003 had Sony and Panasonic unveiling wildly different
nonlinear recording technologies on the same Sunday afternoon: Sony
introduced XDCAM blue-laser disc recording, and Panasonic countered with
P2 solid-state media. more>>
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