From Fernando Silva at 9to5Mac.
LumaFusion is really the first normal video editing program on the iPad that works like AVID and Premiere Pro (Not Final Cut Pro) and it just keeps getting better and more powerful.
I have edited on it and it was well worth using, though of course I love keyboard editing the most, so the iPad will always be a second class editor.
I am already playing with the Firefly beta, so I can’t wait to see what it can do with with Video!
Post 342 from the excellent Cut/Daily and Johhny Elwyn.
He links to some places to get into using Fairlight in DaVinci Resolve.
My dad has a TIVO many many years ago, and I ended up getting one not long after. It just had the best interface of any cable provider, and the ability to schedule shows online was so amazing.
My first Tivo has a DVD burner built in, and then I moved to an HD Tivo, which lasted quite a few years, before moving to my Tivo Premiere about 2 years ago.
Previously I had also replaced a failing hard drive, in my Tivo 3 to extend it’s lfie
The latest Tivo interface was annoying in that it added adds into the channel lineup, but the interface was still great, and I still love the ability to set recordings from my phone whenever I hear about a new show.
The problem is, just before the 2 year mark my Tivo Premiere bit the bullet, and it looks to be a known hardware fault where the motherboard fails. Tivo would have let me purchase a refurb for $150 to replace my TIVO, but it turns out they didn’t save my Recording To Do List anywhere but on my TIVO.
And honestly it is the To Do List that is the most important thing, as it all your upcoming recordings. And that is something you can’t record at once, because so many shows only show up near when they are able to record. So losing this list is a huge thing. And knowing that the Tivo Premiere’s have motherboard issues, why program it again, when it will likely only last another couple of years.
And honestly we were paying too much for cable, to have hbo and all the channels, so we just gave up on Cable.
First we got a digital antennae, but first off some channels don’t work well (though the ones that do, look better than they ever did on cable), and the interface on the tv is so slow, and awful, and I have lived too long with a DVR to start trying to watch tv when it is on.
Frontier offered a deal on YouTubeTV, which is a basic cable with a DVR, and we got $10 a month off from them. So we did that and it works well enough, though some channels don’t look great, and I hate the recordings interface, which I can’t figure out the interface. Why aren’t the newest shows first? What order is it in exactly?
Still it works and less than were paying for cable and all the channels, and I can still watch the news.
My short film, the Misadventures of Bear is a Semi Finalist at the Dubai Independent Film Festival, so it has gotten into 8 Film Festivals!
Woohoo!
From Chip Loder at AppleInsider.
This is well worth your time, because it is often up to you to troubleshoot computer problems.
From the amazing Darren Mostyn who is a professional Colorist.
Same camera with Low Pass Filter for problems with Aliasing Especially when working on something like a volume with video walls where you don’t want aliasing. And it is the same price.
You can read about it at this article by Brian Hallett at PVC (darn if Blackmagic doesn’t make updates hard to link to on their web site).
I haven’t updated my camera yet, but I will. I hope to never shoot vertical, but who knows!
https://www.childrensfilmsd.org/The Misadventures of Bear has been accepted at it’s 7th Film Festival! This is the San Diego International Children’s Film Festival! WOOHOO!
We will be screening on Sunday July 23rd at Comic Con!
I can’t wait!!!