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2020-10-21

PVC Podcast Eps 26: NLE Battle Royale

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This week, Scott sits down with versatile editors Oliver Peters and Tony Gallardo to talk about the “big 4” non-linear editing applications. They debate some of the strengths and weaknesses and talk about what makes the discussion of NLEs such a religious experience for many of those commenting on the internet. This is a reasoned discussion on the often controversial topic. Enjoy the episode!

The PVC Podcast is available on Apple, Anchor, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and more. Subscribe so you don’t miss future episodes! Have a question/ comment? Shoot us a message on Instagram(@provideocoalition) or send us an email: social@provideocoalition.com.

2020-10-21

Art Of The Cut Podcast Eps. 70 (“Charm City Kings” Editor Luis Carballar)

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The Art of the Cut podcast brings the fantastic conversations that Steve Hullfish has with world renowned editors into your car, living room, editing suite and beyond. In each episode, Steve talks with editors ranging from emerging stars to Oscar and Emmy winners. Hear from the top editors of today about their careers, editing workflows and about their work on some of the biggest films and TV shows of the year.

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2020-10-21

RECAP: Adobe MAX 2020 – Day 1

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Yesterday marked the first day of Adobe MAX 2020, this year taking place entirely online and free to access for all. I’ve been lucky enough to be invited to cover the event the past two years and this time was no different (although obviously, from the comfort of my apartment).

This year, as the format allows for more focus on it, I’m hoping to really dig deep into the sessions and labs but obviously will try to give those of you unable to “attend” a good sense of what’s going on during the three-day event. Some of the links to

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2020-10-21

What Adobe is working on: Hardware decoding for AMD and NVIDIA GPUs and other improvements in Premiere Pro

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It’s been a blast to create Premiere Pro and filmmaking tutorials and creative vlogs on my YouTube channel for beginners, pros and everyone in between. I’ve used Premiere Pro for as long as I’ve been editing videos because it works the way I think. It’s intuitive and I love the integration with the other Adobe applications, like After Effects, Audition and Photoshop.

I edit on a Windows computer with an AMD Ryzen 7 1700 and an AMD Radeon RX 580 with 8GB of memory. It’s a solid mid-range system on which I can edit my 4k projects with ease. Working

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2020-10-20

ART OF THE CUT WITH the Luis Carballar, editor of “Charm City Kings”

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Today, we’re talking with Luis Carballar. I asked Art of the Cut fans who I should interview and his name came up from several people who cited his work on the TV series Narcos.

Luis – who started cutting TV spots – has cut numerous feature films including Amores Perros, The Devil’s Double, Sin Nombre, Unknown and Cronicas… and as you’ll hear in the interview, he was Guillermo del Toros’ first choice to edit Pan’s Labyrinth, as well. Buckle up for a really great discussion with an editor who knows how to talk about his craft.

This interview is available

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2020-10-20

DJI Pocket 2: a portable stabilized mini camera

This post is by Jose Antunes from ProVideo Coalition

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Video resolution of 4K/60fps at 100Mbps, 64MP images using a high-resolution mode, and it fits in your pocket. The new DJI Pocket 2 has arrived, and it is good for storytelling or vlogging.

The second iteration of the highly popular Osmo Pocket, now called DJI Pocket 2, is DJI’s smallest stabilized mini 4K camera, a highly portable and lightweight body that packs full-scale performance, in a clear demonstration that size does not matter. The perfect everyday camera to have in your pocket, bag, or purse does not compromise on features, delivering improved image quality in both photo and

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2020-10-20

DJI Pocket 2: a portable stabilized mini camera

This post is by Jose Antunes from ProVideo Coalition

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Video resolution of 4K/60fps at 100Mbps, 64MP images using a high-resolution mode, and it fits in your pocket. The new DJI Pocket 2 has arrived, and it is good for storytelling or vlogging.

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2020-10-20

Loupedeck has a new plugin for Photoshop

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Loupedeck users have something new to look at, as a new plugin unveiled at Adobe MAX improves the editing experience in Loupedeck CT and Loupedeck Live.

Loupedeck, the creator of custom consoles for photo and video editing, designed to make the creative process faster and more intuitive, has announced a new plugin for Adobe Photoshop today at Adobe MAX. Loupedeck worked closely with the Adobe team to build the new plugin on its Unified Extensibility Platform (UXP) in Photoshop, and it is designed to provide an enhanced editing experience with Loupedeck CT and Loupedeck Live.

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2020-10-20

Loupedeck has a new plugin for Photoshop

This post is by Jose Antunes from ProVideo Coalition

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Loupedeck users have something new to look at, as a new plugin unveiled at Adobe MAX improves the editing experience in Loupedeck CT and Loupedeck Live.

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2020-10-20

What’s new in Adobe Premiere Pro from Adobe MAX? Transcriptions and captions

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Adobe MAX is here so that must mean another update to Adobe Premiere Pro. I know what you’re thinking… didn’t Adobe just have a big update? Yes, they did, the September release. With that release, we got Scene Edit Detection and some new beta stuff. This MAX release gives us more beta stuff and some early access. I guess technically this isn’t a new release of the shipping version then and more of a look at features down the road.

But let me ask this … can an NLE software maker pump out releases and updates too often? Normally I’d

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2020-10-19

AJA introduces new Colorfront Engine TV Mode

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As more HDR workflows are implemented, companies hasten to release updates that follow development of new options. One example is the new Colorfront Engine TV Mode for AJA’s FS-HDR, which provides new features.

AJA Video Systems updated its FS-HDR real-time HDR/WCG converter and frame synchronizer with a free firmware update – v4.0 – so professionals can take advantage of the latest BBC HLG LUT improvements. A new ColorFront Engine TV Mode was part of the new features added, which included v1.4 BBC HLG LUTs, and more.

The Colorfront Engine TV Mode provides new color and camera correction essentials,

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2020-10-19

AJA introduces new Colorfront Engine TV Mode

This post is by Jose Antunes from ProVideo Coalition

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The Colorfront Engine TV Mode provides new color and camera correction essentials,

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2020-10-19

SmallHD Indie 7: a smart monitor for small budgets

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Featuring optional software upgrades for camera control access, the new SmallHD Indie 7 can be more than a monitor for filmmakers: it can be the brain of the operation, say its designers.

Complete creative control on an independent budget is the goal for the SmallHD Indie 7, which debuts this month as an entry-level member of the Smart 7 monitor family, further expanding creative control for filmmakers in need of a reliable touchscreen field monitor. Work smarter, not harder, is the clear invitation SmallHD makes to professionals, as the Indie 7 provides creative professionals with access to the smartest monitoring

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2020-10-19

SmallHD Indie 7: a smart monitor for small budgets

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Featuring optional software upgrades for camera control access, the new SmallHD Indie 7 can be more than a monitor for filmmakers: it can be the brain of the operation, say its designers.

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2020-10-19

Reversing the Curse: Restoring Vision of Production and Post Professionals

This post is by Jody Eldred from ProVideo Coalition

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I was NOT going to panic. After all, I had bigger concerns. Like not being stranded on the Alaskan tundra a hundred miles away from the nearest human being. Or being eaten by a bear.

It was October 1997, but I remember it like it was yesterday. Life-altering events have a way of doing that to your memory.

I was 40 years old, shooting a wildlife reality show in the wilds of Alaska. Our bush pilot had just landed his tiny Piper Super Cub with its beachball-like “tundra tires” out in the middle of nowhere. That’s because out in the

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2020-10-16

Sony Spatial Reality Display: 3D without glasses for creatives

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Sony announced the Spatial Reality Display (SR Display), said to offer designers and creators in film the means to bring ideas to life in stunning 3D displays, without the need for special glasses or HMDs.

Sony first showed the new Spatial Reality Display (SR Display) to attendees at the Consumer Electronics Show in January of this year, but now the company has it available for sale… if you’ve $4,999.99 to buy this display that does not require virtual reality glasses or any other type of headset. You also need a powerful computer to use it. Sony recommends an Intel

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2020-10-16

Free webinar: adding life to your story in Unreal Engine

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At a time when social distancing is a wise choice, you’ll learn how to populate a city with a standalone crowd. No worries, it’s all in Unreal Engine, as part of a free webinar teaching how you can add life to your story.

The free webinar “Animation in Unreal Engine: Adding Life to Your Story” takes place on October 21 and it is possible to pick the session that works best for you. The webinar has two sessions, one at 9 AM EDT / 2 PM BST | and the other at 2 PM EDT / 7 PM BST. All

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2020-10-16

Digital Anarchy releases Flicker Free 2.0

This post is by Jose Antunes from ProVideo Coalition

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Thanks to GPU acceleration Flicker Free 2.0 clocks 300%+ speed increase, but the new version also features greatly enhanced motion detection and other features.

Digital Anarchy, the company behind products as the Transcriptive Suite, which uses artificial intelligence and natural language processing to transcribe footage, is also responsible for other plugins and tols used by filmmakers. One of them has just been updated, Flicker Free, a powerful flicker removal technology for film and video. Version 2.0 is now available.

Award-winning director Emmanuel Tenenbaum uses Flicker Free to fix fast flickering, after he first tried the demo version

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2020-10-15

Fujifilm Introduces X-S10 Mirrorless Digital Camera

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FUJIFILM North America Corporation today announced the launch of FUJIFILM X-S10 (X-S10), the newest addition to the X Series family of compact and lightweight
mirrorless digital cameras. X-S10 is expected to be available in November with two lens kit options.

Equipped with key features including the 26.1MP X-Trans CMOS 4 sensor, and the high- speed image processing engine, X-Processor 4, as well as In-Body Image Stabilization (IBIS), the X-S10 offers maximum functionality in a compact body.

“X-S10 is a perfect fit for anyone who needs a lightweight imaging solution with professional features for both photo and video,” said Victor

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2020-10-15

Nikon Z 7II and Z 6II offer advanced video capabilities

This post is by Jose Antunes from ProVideo Coalition

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While many users discuss the impact the new cameras will have on the market, one thing is certain: video users have some new features, including 4K 60p on the Z 6II with a free firmware update.

The original Nikon Z 7 and Z 6 give now place to the Z 7II and Z 6II – yes, it is getting difficult to follow all these names – which Nikon says are the next chapter of the Z series, two new full-frame mirrorless cameras that significantly improve upon the previous generation, by adding more power, more features and more of what users