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 On Jan. 6 at 7 p.m., Sony
announced a new tapeless handheld, HXR-NX5, the company's first
professional camcorder to capture video to AVCHD, also known as MPEG-4
H.264. Sony also announced a list price: $4,950—same as the
HDV-based HVR-Z5U, which it closely resembles. more>> |
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 The "Gorilla Murders" episode
of Explorer on National Geographic Channel covers the complicated
issues of politics, refugees, and the economy of charcoal production in
central Africa that culminated in the death of a family of gorillas in a
wildlife preserve. The investigative journalism was underscored with
incredible wildlife footage supplied by cinematographer Bob Poole, who
was able to capture the intense features of these animals with a Fujinon
HA25X16.5BERD super telephoto HD field lens on a Sony HDW-F900 HD
camcorder. more>> |
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Achieving film-like results with 2/3in. digital 24p HD camera
systems require cine-style prime and zoom lenses designed for
motion-picture production methods. This is why independent co-producers
and directors Noah Stanik and Skyler Stever chose High-Definition
Electronic Cinematography (HD-EC) prime and zoom lenses from Canon. more>> |
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 Panasonic will release the
world's first professional, fully integrated full-HD 3D camcorder in
Fall 2010. The company will begin taking orders in April. more>> |
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 Sony Electronics is expanding
its line of solid-state camcorders with two new models designed to
broaden the shooting capabilities for professionals and consumers. The
company is introducing its first professional camcorder that implements
the AVCHD format, the HXR-NX5U, as well as a consumer AVCHD model,
HDR-AX2000. more>> |
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Tapeless Field Production: New Developments and
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