Added by Sarv Taghavian--Creative Planet Network, 02/12/13 12:02:07 PM
A Review of the Matrox DS1 Thunderbolt Docking Station
RedShark News reviews the Matrox DS1 Thunderbolt docking station, writing, "I was going to say that being able to plug an HD monitor into the DS1 is the biggest advantage, but it's more than that. It's the fact that all of your devices go into a single box, the DS1, and that they don't need any configuration at all, that makes this a must-have device." Read the full review here.
02/12/13 12:02:07 PM
Added by Sarv Taghavian--Creative Planet Network, 02/12/13 12:02:57 PM
Making 'Waiting for Lightning' with Adobe Creative Suite
Bandito Brothers' Jacob Rosenberg presents a seminar on making skateboarding documentary Waiting for Lightning. The pre-recorded seminar features Rosenberg discussing his in-depth workflow including using Premiere Pro, After Affects, and DaVinci Resolve. Watch the full seminar here.
03/28/13 10:03:10 AM
Added by Sarv Taghavian--Creative Planet Network, 02/12/13 11:02:17 AM
Smartphone Editing Apps in Review
The New York Times reviews four smartphone editing apps: Cute Cut, Andromedia Video Editor, Video Edit, and Magisto. They write of CuteCut, "This app feels as if it might be for professional users, with clean graphics and smartly designed menus. Advice windows pop up over its display to help get you started. Click on the plus button to create a new movie, and then select whether your final edited movie will be high-definition or standard, and in landscape display or portrait."
02/12/13 11:02:17 AM
Added by Sarv Taghavian--Creative Planet Network, 02/11/13 06:02:21 PM
New CinePlay App for Reviewing Dailies
Digital Rebellion's new CinePlay app is a professional H.264 video player that comes with timecode overlays, masking, safe areas and more. It is designed to be used for dailies, client feedback and mobile note taking. The app is available for download to iPhones/iPods/iPads for $10. Get it here.
02/11/13 06:02:21 PM
Added by Sarv Taghavian--Creative Planet Network, 02/11/13 02:02:41 PM
How to Use Premiere Pro's Warp Stabilizer to Counter Shaky Footage
Premierebeat posts a tutorial for using Warp Stabilizer within Adobe Premiere Pro to smooth out shaky footage. They write, "Warp Stabilizer is Adobe Premiere’s take on stabilizing footage. The Warp Stabilizer tool allows you to quickly stabilize shaky footage without having to jump to another application or use a third party plugin." Read their full post here.
02/11/13 02:02:41 PM
Added by Sarv Taghavian--Creative Planet Network, 02/11/13 02:02:34 PM
Control Final Cut Pro X Remotely Via iPad App ProCutX
Lightwork Solutions presents ProCutX, an app that lets Final Cut Pro X users remotely control the software via their iPads. Editors can use the app to color grade, scrub through the timeline, import/export, record voiceovers and more. The $25 app is available for download here.
02/11/13 02:02:02 PM
Added by Sarv Taghavian--Creative Planet Network, 02/11/13 12:02:27 PM
How to Edit a 14 Camera Shoot in Final Cut Pro X
In this video from LACPUG, editor and producer Bill Davis shows how to edit a 14 camera shoot using Multicam in Final Cut Pro X. Watch below.
02/11/13 12:02:22 PM
Added by Sarv Taghavian--Creative Planet Network, 02/05/13 01:02:59 PM
Syncing DSLR Sound in FCP X
This video tutorial from Rich Harrington and Adorama shows how to sync sound from a DSLR within Final Cut Pro X. Watch below.
02/05/13 01:02:59 PM
Added by Sarv Taghavian--Creative Planet Network, 02/05/13 12:02:31 PM
The Democratization of Multicam
Phillip Hodgetts writes about multicam editing and how it has gone from a specialized field to an ubiquitous skill set. He writes, "It doesn’t matter whether you’ve got the expensive cameras, or a couple of DSLRs with separate audio, synchronizing by audio means anyone can do multicam, with all its advantages. Multicam makes it much easier to edit, having two angles (or more) to select from to disguise an edit point in an interview, for example." Read his full post here.
02/05/13 12:02:31 PM
Added by Sarv Taghavian--Creative Planet Network, 01/31/13 03:01:05 PM
Will TouchEdit Finally Make Couch Editing a Reality?
Scott Simmons of Pro Video Coalition writes up his expectations and hopes for new iPad editing app, TouchEdit. He writes, "We know that the creators were Avid Media Composer people, not just because Dan [Lebental] is a feature film editor but because much of TouchEdit looks to be Media Composer inspired. It the app really will track timecode (as they say) then I hope we could see some type of Avid-friendly export as well, like AAF. Back to that dream of assembling a rough edit on the couch and sending that list back to Media Composer to relink to my original media." Read his full post here.
01/31/13 03:01:05 PM
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