Charles Haine at No Film School has this article on the new Deity timecode solutions shown at 2022’s NAB. At $199 a wireless unit and $999 for the slate (less than the next least expensive the Denecke TS-3 for $1600.
Scott Simmons at PVC has an great mini review of the best video editor for iOS LumaFusion.
I have edited a spot in LumaFusion and have really enjoyed it. It is really the only 3 point editing program on iPad OS.
Chris Hardcastle at Cavalry has this article on smarter ways to work with Text in Cavalry.
I really do need to start learning Cavalry, it seems like the real re-write of After Effects so many people are asking for.
DJI has updated it’s Gimbals with the more powerful RS3 ($549), the RS3 Pro ($869)with it’s possible Lidar Range Finder (and additional $659)and Pro Level DJI Transmission ($2499).
You can check the comparison of the RS3 and RS3 Pro.
I so want a Pro to work with the BMPCC 6k Pro, but the LIDAR is a bit too expensive for me.
Malcolm Owen on what to be expected in performance from the M2 Pro, Max and Ultra. All just extrapolations, but all what we will likely be seeing in the next few years.
If only it didn’t look like the next MacPro is probably a year away, meaning that Apple won’t be making it’s pledge to move everything to Apple Silicon in the next year.
As posted by Marjorie Sacks from Adobe int he Adobe Premiere Pro Beta discussions.
Track targeting just got a lot easier in Premiere Pro (Beta). You can select and target multiple source or target tracks by holding down CMD/CTRL as you click and drag the cursor across multiple track buttons in the timeline panel.
Holding down CMD/CTRL + Shift while dragging will invert the targeted selection.
Yea I could not be happier about this, AVID always did a better job with track selection, and this does a lot to bridge that gap.
Jonny Elwyn has a very informative article on the best headphones for film editors, with a lot of testing. I would love some of these headphones to try out.
