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Apple Announces Final Cut Pro X with Support for 360º Video

by Norbert Hildebrand

On the heels of the iMac Pro announcement, Apple is releasing an update to its Final Cut Pro X software. The new release offers additional options for this very popular software package. The new …

Monitoring for Color Accuracy and HDR Imaging

by Matthew Brennesholtz

Sony hosted an event on August 31st in New York titled “Monitoring for Color Accuracy and HDR Imaging” that focused on the use of Sony OLED professional monitors for production, post production and color …

Cinematography, HDR and Waveform Monitors

by Matthew Brennesholtz

A lot of the coverage of High Dynamic Range (HDR) for both the cinema and home TV has focused on one of two things: Standards for HDR content. Much of the focus here has …

Tags:HDR - High Dynamic Range| Video Editing & Production| Vol 24 - Issue 15

Ultra HD Forum Releases Updated HDR Deployment Guidelines

by Chris Chinnock

The Ultra HD Forum was formed a couple of years ago to help develop best practices mainly for the distribution community in their assessment and deployment of 4K, UltraHD and HDR/WCG services. At NAB …

Tags:CES 2017| Large Display Monitor| UltraHD (4KTV)| Video Editing & Production| Vol 24 - Issue 02

Rohde & Schwarz Workstation Supports HDR

by Isaac Oburu

Rohde & Schwarz has produced a new workstation called the R&S Clipster that is designed to support the mastering of video with UltraHD resolution, wide colour gamuts and HDR based on Dolby Vision and …

Tags:HDR - High Dynamic Range| Large Display Monitor| Post Production| Video Editing & Production| Vol 23 - Issue 37

Is there Such Thing as Too Immersive?

by Norbert Hildebrand

Following the development of virtual reality and to a certain degree also augmented reality technology, we keep hearing about how immersive these new experiences are. As a matter of fact, I have also used …

Tags:Augmented Reality| Video Editing & Production| Virtual Reality| Vol 23 - Issue 20

Privacy a Real Stumbling Block for AR / VR?

by Norbert Hildebrand

Some time ago I wrote about the philosophical privacy issue that surround the augmented and virtual reality in general (How Private do You Think You are in a Virtual World? – subscription needed). In …

VR Prompts Stitching Growth at NAB

by Tom Allen

Video stitching is becoming more and more of a relevant topic for the display industry, assisted by the growth of virtual reality. Stitching the output of several image sensors together is essential in 360° …

Will Gaming Outsell Pornography for VR?

by Tom Allen

It is a maxim that ‘porn drives technology’ – one that we have referenced ourselves a number of times. Demand for pornography helped to driver consumer adoption of the internet, and the genre was …

Tags:Game Playing| Video Editing & Production| Virtual Reality| Vol 23 - Issue 12

Samsung Opens VR Movie Studio in New York

by Isaac Oburu

Samsung has announced plans to establish its own film studio for the production of VR movies and stories in New York. Samsung also announced a long-term partnership with the Sundance Institute with the aim …

Jaunt Brings Middle East to VR

by Tom Allen

VR content producer Jaunt Studios is working with Ryot, a VR production studio, to produce a documentary series in – you guessed it – VR. Holy Land will be filmed and directed by David …

Tags:Back Panel| Mobile Display Monitor| Video Editing & Production| Virtual Reality| Vol 22 - Issue 50

Coolux Media Systems Comes to InfoComm as Christie

by Norbert Hildebrand

Coolux, the Germany-based video interaction tool provider came to Infocomm 2015 for the first time after the acquisition by Christie was completed. The makers of Pandora’s box showed their software and hardware solutions for …

Tags:Christie| Infocomm 2015| Large Display Monitor| Video Editing & Production| Vol 22 - Issue 26