Need a Backup HD Camera?
When we are out on a shoot and our main camera goes bonkers for some reason—be it the fault of the camera or its owner—we reach for our backup. What no backup? Not a problem if you are within striking distance of a city large enough for repair or replaceable sources. [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Sony’
May 28th, 2010
Need a Backup Camera? Check Out Hi Def Wonders
Posted in Features 
Tags: AVCHD, Canon, LCD, San Diego Wild Animal Park., Serengeti, Sony, Vixia HFM30 
No Comments »May 12th, 2010
3D Cameras Highlight NAB
The industry’s highly touted 3D camera systems scored the biggest attraction at this year’s NAB session.
Posted in Features Tags: Arriflex LED system, CMOS, Discovery Channel, Hi8, IMAX, Las Vegas, LED camera lights, Panasonic, Sony, Sony's John Honeycutt, VHS No Comments »April 25th, 2009
Filmmakers Moving Into High Def
Two more On Location TAC shooters, Dale Johnson and John Holod, are moving into HD production with their next travel film shows. They join pioneers Robin and Rosetta who were the first HD explorers.
Posted in On Location Tags: Baja California, Barbados, Black Sea, California Missions, Canon, Copper Canyon, Final Cut Pro, Gray Whales, Hungary, Istanbul., Majorca, Mexico, Montana, Netherlands, Portugal, Rocky Mountains, Sony, Texas, Wales 1 Comment »January 2nd, 2009
Filmmakers Shooting In Iran
California filmmakers Buddy Hatton and Larry Won, shooting a new travel film in Iran, spent Christmas at an Anglican church in Shiraz, the so-called poetic capital in the southwest of that Muslim country.
Posted in On Location Tags: archaeology, California, Carl Zeiss, Christmas, filming, Hafiz, HDR-SR11, high definition, Iran, Muslim, Saadi, Shiraz, Shiraz Wine, Sony Comments OffDecember 19th, 2008
Virtual Video Expo
Want to attend a video Expo on preparing for your high def future—without leaving home?
Posted in Features Tags: HD, interactive, Midnight Media, Sony, tapeless HD, TV Technology, Virtual Expo, Walter Schoeknecht Comments Off
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