What: Double Vision – A unique exhibition where illustrators and photographers are paired up by a draw, to create portraits of each other.
Where: Toronto Image Works | 80 Spadina Ave., Toronto
When: Monday April 23 – 30, 2012 | Opening Night: April 26, 2012 – 7pm (members and invited guests.)
Big news from JVC, at NAB 2012, as they announce two heavy-hitters in the world of mobile news and handheld cameras.
The GY-HM650 is a ProHD handheld mobile news camera, which can shoot and deliver news footage faster than ever. Equipped with dual codecs, it produces full HD files on one memory card while simultaneously creating smaller, Web-friendly files (1/4 HD) on a second card. With built-in FTP and Wi-Fi connectivity, the GY-HM650 delivers the footage back to a station without a microwave or satellite connection.
Key Features:
Check out the full specs HERE.
Available: Winter 2012; MSRP: $5,695
>> Read the full press release
>> Product News Brochure (PDF)
The GY-HM600 is a next-generation handheld ProHD camera that delivers exceptional imagery and features for news, sports, and independent production. It features a built-in wide angle 23x autofocus zoom lens, delivers superior low-light performance, and provides excellent sensitivity (F11 at 2000 lux) in a comfortable, versatile form factor.
Key Features:
Check out the full specs HERE.
Available: Fall 2012; MSRP: $4,695
>> Read the full press release
>> Product News Brochure (PDF)
Also announced at NAB:
Meryl McMaster, Vistek’s 2009 Gold Medal Winner from OCAD, will be showcased – along with artists Keesic Douglas, Thea Haines, Robert Hengeveld and Mark Kasumovic will be showcased in a group exhibit at Toronto’s Harbourfront Centre, titled 1812-2012: A Contemporary Perspective.
Produced in partnership with City of Toronto, Museum Services, as part of a citywide programme for the Bicentennial Commemoration of The War of 1812, the exhibition is curated by Patrick Macaulay and runs from April 20, 2012 through July 15, 2012.
What: 1812-2012: A Contemporary Perspective – a group exhibition
Where: Harbourfront Centre | 235 Queens Quay West, Toronto, ON
When: April 20 – July 15, 2012 | Opening Night Reception: Fri. April 20, 6 – 10pm
Blackmagic Design made their NAB announcments today, with huge excitement surrounding the Teranex 2D and Teranex 3D Processors as well as the new Blackmagic Cinema Camera.
Teranex 2D and Teranex 3D Processors
This new family of high end broadcast standards converter processors featuring high- performance Thunderbolt I/O technology capture and playback features.
Key Features:
Teranex 2D Processor available: June 2012; MSRP: $1,995
Teranex 3D Processor available: July 2012; MSRP: $3,995
Blackmagic Cinema Camera
A revolutionary digital cinema camera design that includes powerful features such as super wide 13 stops of dynamic range, high resolution 2.5K sensor, built in high bandwidth SSD recorder, open file format support, color correction with full version of DaVinci Resolve and a built in LCD with metadata entry.
Key Features:
Available: July 2012; MSRP: $2,995
>> Read the full press release
HyperDeck Studio Pro with 4K playback
A new model of SSD recorder that includes powerful new features such as 4 channels of 3 Gb/s SDI in and out, built-in high-speed Thunderbolt I/O technology, as well as full HDMI and analog in and out including standard XLR connectors for audio and timecode. HyperDeck Studio Pro features dramatically higher processing power and quality which allows full 4K playback from a single SSD disk using Apple ProRes compression that is four times the resolution of regular HD 1080 resolution video.
Key Features:
Available: early Q2 2012; MSRP: $495
>> Read the full press release
Other announcements from Blackmagic Design included:
DaVinci Resolve 9
A major new software update with a completely overhauled user interface for an extremely elegant and modern look, while optimizing the workflow for speed. DaVinci Resolve 9 will be available in July as a free-of-charge update for all Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve customers.
>> Read the full press release
ATEM 2 M/E Production Switcher Audio Mixer Software
A major new software update that adds full audio mixing capability to its ATEM 2 M/E Production Switcher. Audio mixer software lets customers mix embedded audio from SDI and HDMI inputs, plus audio from media players and the ATEM 2 M/E Production Switchers external audio input. This new software update will be available in April and will be provided free of charge to existing ATEM 2 M/E customers.
>> Read the full press release
Desktop Video 9.5
This update that adds support for the upcoming release of Adobe® Premiere® Pro CS6 video software using Blackmagic Design’s DeckLink, UltraStudio and Intensity capture and playback products on both Mac OS X and Windows 7. Desktop Video 9.5 for Windows 7 also includes a new WDM driver that lets customers use Blackmagic Design products with an enormous range of Windows video software.
Available now as a free download
>> Read the full press release
Universal Videohub Editing Interface with Thunderbolt I/O Technology
A Thunderbolt™-enabled capture and playback interface for its Universal Videohub 3 Gb/s SDI and optical fiber routers. Universal Videohub Editing Interface plugs into all Universal Videohub models and features 4 high-performance Thunderbolt ports and four reference signal inputs.
Available Q3 2012. MSRP: $1,195
>> Read the full press release
3 Gb/s SDI Super Tough Battery Converters
Two new Battery Converters that feature a built-in rechargeable battery and a super tough aluminum design. Battery Converters include the latest 3 Gb/s SDI technology for the highest broadcast quality conversion and are available in two models, Battery Converter SDI to HDMI and Battery Converter HDMI to SDI.
Available now; MSRP: $295
>> Read the full press release
UltraStudio Express with Thunderbolt Technology
A new capture and playback solution featuring 3 Gb/s SDI, HDMI and analog connections with high-speed Thunderbolt technology. UltraStudio Express is extremely portable, as the compact design is powered by its Thunderbolt connection and can be operated from a computer’s battery or power source. UltraStudio Express supports all common SD/HD formats for incredible quality video up to 1080p60, connects to virtually all consumer and professional equipment
Available: early Q2 2012; MSRP: $495
>> Read the full press release
ProRes 422 (HQ) Recording and Playback added to HyperDeck Studio
HyperDeck Software Update 3.0, a new update to its revolutionary solid state disk (SSD) recorder which adds support for Apple ProRes 422 (HQ). The implementation of ProRes 422 (HQ) into HyperDeck Studio significantly reduces the size of uncompressed HD video files while preserving full- frame 10-bit 4:2:2 quality, allowing customers to record up to six times longer.
Available now as a free download
>> Read the full press release
Aja Video Systems announced, today at NAB, a slew of exciting new products including the T-TAP, Ki Pro Rack, Ki Pro Quad, and the UDC UP/Down/Cross Mini Converter, as well as support for the upcoming Adobe CC6 release.
Ki Pro Quad – a new solid-state portable video recorder capable of capturing high-quality edit-ready files in formats including 4K (4096 x 2160), Quad HD (3840 x 2160), 2K (2048 x 1080), and HD (1920 x 1080), for the fastest path from camera-to-editorial with 10-bit 4:4:4 and 10-bit 4:2:2 color support.
Available late 2012; MSRP: $3,995
>> Read the full press release
The Ki Pro Rack enables recording of high-quality, edit-ready files for the fastest path from camera to edit in a new 1RU rack mount form factor.
Key Features:
Available now: MSRP: $3,995
>> Read the full press release
T-TAP™: a very small new bus-powered device that takes advantage of Thunderbolt™ connectivity for high-quality 10-bit SD, HD and 2K output through SDI and HDMI connections. This new adapter enables a simple, unobtrusive means of getting professional video and audio out of any Thunderbolt™-enabled Mac system.
Key Features:
Available soon; MSRP: $249
>> Read the full press release
UDC: a broadcast quality Up/Down/Cross-Conversion Mini-Converter that can convert between SD, HD and 3G video formats.
Key Features:
Available now; MSRP: $695
>> Read the full press release
In addition, Aja announced its planned support for the upcoming release of Adobe Creative Suite 6 software with AJA’s Io Express, Io XT and KONA family of products for both Mac and Windows customers. The new drivers supporting Adobe Creative Suite 6 will be available as a free download from AJA shortly after the new Adobe Creative Suite 6 products are released. AJA’s new drivers will deliver added support for Adobe Creative Suite 6 applications and streamline performance of AJA’s video I/O solutions with Adobe’s new plug-in architecture dubbed Adobe Mercury Transmit. All of the new AJA drivers will support video out in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 through the new Transmit plug-in.
Spring is here and love is in the air. Wedding season is fast approaching, so this week is all about love, learning & tying the knot!
Bebb Studios is helmed by two (Stephen and Jennifer Bebb) well-known wedding photographers based out of Vancouver, B.C. Not only are they coming to town this weekend for 2 days of seminars and workshops, they also have a great blog with lots of fun stuff to read, great images to look at and pro-tips for photographers. If you like their blog and want to see more – come out to this Sunday’s Seminar we have a great deal for our online community – get the deets here!
Light Writing Proposal from Derick Childress on Vimeo.
If you’re headed to NAB this year, you’re going to want to check out these two new exciting releases from Canon. The EOS-1D C and C500 4K Cinema cameras, along with two new lenses were recently announced – in advance of the annual Las Vegas trade show and convention.
The EOS-1D C has the same chassis and still-shooting features as the EOS-1D X and captures 4096 x 2160 8-bit 4:2:2 video to a CF card at 24 fps. Targeting the motion picture, television and high-resolution production industries, the EOS-1D C features an 18-megapixel full-frame CMOS sensor with a sensitivity range of ISO 100-25,600.
4K video is captured by an approximately APS-H-sized portion of the full image sensor, while Full HD video can be captured in the user’s choice of two different imaging formats: the standard Full HD setting, which captures the full 36mm width of the CMOS sensor to achieve the largest possible angle of view for any compatible lens or an optional Super 35 crop setting which enables cinematographers to match the industry-standard imaging format and angle of view achieved by traditional motion picture cameras. This enables video footage from the EOS-1D C camera to more closely match the look of footage from other cameras in multi-camera shooting environments.
Key Features:
Available: by year-end 2012; MSRP: $15,000.
The Canon EOS C500 will offer raw 4K output and will be available with Canon’s EF mount and the industry-standard PL mount. The camera will not only support 4K-resolution video but also outputs this as a 10-bit uncompressed RAW data stream with no de-Bayering. The cameras offer the additional versatility of being able to output quad full-HD (3840 x 2160), 2K (2048 x 1080), full HD (1920 x 1080), and other imaging options.
If you happen to be in Las Vegas April 14 through 19, drop by Canon Booth #C4325 where they’ll have on display a prototype of the C500 at NAB 2012.
The Cinema EOS C500 simultaneously records in-camera a 50 Mbps HD proxy video to a CF card that is immediately available to support offline editing. Equipped with a newly developed Super 35mm-equivalent approximately 8.85-megapixel CMOS sensor, the cameras will be compatible with Canon’s wide range of interchangeable EF Cinema and PL-mount lenses and EF lenses for Canon SLR cameras.
A 15.5-47mm T/2.8 and 30-105mm T/2.8 lens have also been announced as part of a development series of four EF Cinema zoom lenses.
Yes, we normally post our Focal Point every Friday. But, since tomorrow is a holiday, there won’t be anyone around our hallowed halls to share our findings… and we didn’t want anyone missing out on this week’s picks!
Well known for his revealing portraits, Christopher Wahl is one of Canada’s most renowned photographers. His portfolio includes the likes of Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles, Mick Jagger, Peter Beard, David Lynch and Jane Jacobs. Check out his blog, The Wahl Post, for some insight into his famous photos. AND – check out The G8 Summit Family Portrait 2010, a moving picture by Christopher Wahl taken at the 2010 G8 summit.
The G 8 Summit Family Portrait 2010 from Christopher Wahl on Vimeo.
Los Angeles-based photographer, Ian Ruhter, creates amazing photographs using a van that he turned into a gigantic camera. His van-to-camera conversion process was a two year labour of love. Ian uses the collodion wet plate process, first introduced in the 1850s, to produce the 36 x 24″ images. Each image is one-of-a-kind and costs $500 to produce. This video shows just how and why he does it.
SILVER & LIGHT from Ian Ruhter on Vimeo.
Sony has announced the smallest and lightest camera in the XDCAM family – the new PMW-100 XDCAM HD422 handheld camcorder.
Designed to address the need among journalists and videographers for a portable device, the PMW-100 has a newly developed 1/2.9-inch Exmor CMOS sensor. and it shoots 1080i, 1080p and 720p up to 50 Mbps. Recording and playback is based on MPEG HD422 codec with MPEG HD 422 Long GOP compression. It can also be switched to MPEG HD420 35/25Mbps or DVCAM 25Mbps and users can record to SxS memory card as well as memory stick, SD card and XQD.
Available May 2012; MSRP: TBA
New PMW-100 XDCAM HD422 Handheld Camcorder Delivers on Performance and Mobility
Tokyo, Japan, 3rd April, 2012: Sony introduces the full-featured yet light and compact PMW-100 handheld camcorder. The PMW-100 joins the ever popular XDCAM HD422 line-up – making it the smallest and lightest camcorder in the XDCAM family.
Advancement in digital imaging technology has enabled professional journalists and videographers to cover stories by using portable devices such as mobile phones, DSLRs and consumer camcorders. However, when compared to main-stream shoulder mount camcorders, there is still a significant gap in image quality, ease of editing and data management. The PMW-100 achieves the best of both worlds, by recording full broadcast quality MPEG HD422 video within a hand-held form factor.
Equipped with a newly developed 1/2.9-inch “Exmor” CMOS sensor, it delivers excellent picture performance and also achieves the minimum illumination of 0.08lx. Featuring a 5.4-54mm (40-400mm in 35mm equivalent) zoom lens, the versatile PMW-100 allow users to work in virtually any production environment where mobility and flexibility is highly valued.
“The PMW-100 combines exceptional picture quality with portability and outstanding manoeuvrability based on the proven XDCAM workflow, taking professional users to a whole new level of productivity. The development of the PMW-100 is a natural step in the progression of the XDCAM range and is a direct response to our customers requirements. Long-time XDCAM users requested a light and compact camcorder that will not only work seamlessly on its own, but also alongside other XDCAM cameras such as the acclaimed PMW-500,” said Bill Drummond, Strategic Marketing Manager, Sony Europe.
The PMW-100 supports full-HD video at 1080i, 1080p and 720p up to 50 Mbps MXF recording and playback based on the MPEG HD422 codec using the standard MPEG HD422 Long GOP compression technology. It is also switchable to MPEG HD420 35/25Mbps or DVCAM 25Mbps. The PMW-100 can also record high quality 24-bit four-channel audio at an uncompressed 48kHz.
It offers utmost flexibility of using a variety of recording media including the high speed SxS memory card as well as Memory Stick, SD card and XQD as the emergency secondly media. The new “SxS Memory Card Management Utility”* software will provide additional operational convenience with SxS memory card, such as the data back-up function and the lifetime indication of the card in use.
Focusing on your subject and reviewing recorded footage is a breeze with the full colour 3.5-inch WVGA (852×480) LCD. The Slow & Quick Motion function enables users to create artistic fast and slow-motion footage from 1fps to 60fps in 720p mode and from 1fps to 30fps in 1080p mode.
The camera also incorporates HD/SD-SDI output, Composite output, Genlock input, time code input/output, i.LINK (HDV/DV) input/output, and A/V output.
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