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 Whether you're a B2B or B2C
operation, if distributing streaming media is mission-critical to your
organization, streaming to the iPhone needs to be on your radar screen.
In this edition of Final Cut Pro Insider, I'll provide a
technology overview of streaming to the iPhone and your implementation
options. In the next issue, I'll pull together some case studies for
iPhone usage large and small to help illustrate how streaming to the
iPhone could be useful to you. more>> |
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 AJA Video Systems announced
that its Kona 3 digital video I/O cards were used by the Where the
Wild Things Are editorial team to build efficiencies into their
digital production and post workflow. more>> |
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Noise Industries announced that it has released an update to
its popular freebie generator plug-in, Pan and Zoom. The intuitive
controls of the new Pan and Zoom 2 plug-in enables users to easily
create stunning pan and zoom effects, a photo animation style made
popular by cinematographer Ken Burns, without a single keyframe. The new
release also boasts motion blur to generate the best-looking animations
at any frame rate, and a bonus transition, which allows editors to use
the same photo animation techniques to move between two clips. Pan and
Zoom 2 is free and supports the latest versions of Apple Final Cut Pro,
Final Cut Express, and Motion and Adobe After Effects. more>> |
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NewBlue launched Video Essentials III, the third and latest
offering in its best-selling Video Essentials series of video effects
and transitions plug-ins. NewBlue Video Essentials III provides highly
practical video tools designed to solve everyday production issues. The
collection includes Rolling Shutter, Image Mapper, Edge Smoother, Split
Screen, Gradient Tint, Spotlight and three additional video effects
plug-ins. more>> |
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The next meeting of the Los Angeles Final Cut Pro User Group
(lafcpug) will be Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2009, beginning at 6:45 p.m. at
the Gallery Theater in Hollywood, Calif. The entire night will be
devoted to the "The Avid/FCP 2-Step." more>> |
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FCP
Pros
 Erik Cieslewicz
Washington, D.C.
I'm an Emmy-nominated photojournalist and a festival-screened
filmmaker. Having worked on every aspect of production, from script to
screen, my ability to helm a production as director comes not only in my
skill and vision, but in being able to speak the language of all my
collaborators. View the reel>>
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Streaming for Video Pros: Producing Streaming
Video with Final Cut Pro and Compressor
