FilmMaker IQ on 20 new Camera Pockets guides from Black and Blue
Saw this one at Filmmaker IQ. You can get them at The Black and Blue, which are simple folder pocket guides for 20 cameras in use now. It is $15.00 for all 20 guides.
Saw this one at Filmmaker IQ. You can get them at The Black and Blue, which are simple folder pocket guides for 20 cameras in use now. It is $15.00 for all 20 guides.
AEScripts has a new one, Layer Library which lets you create prestes of groups of layers and properties to be used between different projects in After Effects. It is listed at $29.99, but is name your own price.Very cool, especially for those we often do repeated tasks between projects.
FCP.Co has an article on installing a PC GTX570 in a MacPro to get better OpenCL performance in FCP X, but it will also increase your CUDA power for Premiere Pro and After Effects CS6.Still you can score over 1000 on Luxmark if you go for a GTX670 instead (which has a huge amount more of CUDA cores, and can still draw it's power from the internal power supply instead of say a 680, which would require an external power source to run), but they are not as well supported on the Mac. Either way you will need to go to Netkas to get some instruction and some help (though some of the help can be rather surly, but it is worth it if can really beef up using your MacPro). Someone at Netkas has also figure out how to Firmware update recent MacPro's to the latest firmware for the newest itineration, allowing beefier XEON's into your old MacPro.The instructions are pretty easy, but I have found that they don't always work, so think about re-installing your NVIDIA drivers once you are done, as that did it for me.You will also need to do some hacking to Premiere Pro and After Effects to get them working with the CUDA cores on a new video card.
Check it out at PetaPixel. This guy is amazing. His photos look real. Really incredible miniature making and photography! WOW!
Dan Stevers has posted a Trapcode Essentials Tutorial Video that is almost an hour long on Vimeo. Worth Checking out.
VideoCopilot has announced a free Halloween Pack for Element 3D is coming soon. NICE! Free is always good.I really do need to spend some time playing with Element 3D in the near future.
The Pro Video Coalition has a hands on with the impressive new GoPro Hero3. Sounds like an impressive replacement to the Hero2 (which I currently have). And this is only part 1 of the article, so more is to come.
PetaPixel has info on new SmartDeblur technology, which can literally take out of focus images and sharpen them. Now it isn't print quality, but the sharpening is amazing. Look at the image of the out of focus text. That is unbelievable!There is a free tech preview for windows. Pretty impressive.
Engadget HD has the info on this tease of a new Sony 4K camera, being announced on the 30th.It will be 4K, with broadcast quality 50Mbps data rate and a 4:2:2 color space and high frame rates and likely in the CineAlta PMW-F3 range. And that is an amazing camera, so this will likely be too, though that is still some serious compression for 4K.
PC World has a good article on improvements in Windows 8 over Windows 7. This is needed, as mostly I am hearing complaints about windows 8 and it's Metro style, which is great for touch screens, but awful for desktops (I mean getting rid of the Start menu, WTF Microsoft).And it is great that Microsoft has looked at Apple and brought down the price of Windows 8, but I think I will stick with 7 in my Parallels Virtual Machine for the time being.