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RED introduces first 4k player to the market
On 01, Dec 2012 | No Comments | In News | By redoperator
At only $1450 the new release from RED is clear to take the market by storm. On pre order from today even consumers can afford 4K playback if you can afford the $24,000 for the TV in the first place. I’m sure 4K TV prices will drop in the very near future and finally we will be able to watch back all the footage we have acquired over the years in its full glory!
GoPro 3 now 4k (ish)
On 20, Oct 2012 | No Comments | In News | By redoperator
GoPro have announced the release of their new GoPro Hero 3 with a vast array of new formats and features.
The impressive feature list that goes with the new camera includes the addition of 24p at the new 2.7k format they have created and 4k at a not so impressive 15fps. Read more…
Apple announces iPhone 5
On 12, Sep 2012 | No Comments | In News | By redoperator
Just now Apple have announced the new features and design of the eagerly awaited iPhone 5.
Apple hadn’t announced anything about the topic of the event, but the email invitation it sent to reporters contains a shadow in the shape of a “5”—a nod to the iPhone 5. It is being held in San Francisco at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater, where Apple has held many product launches. Read more…
Red introduces £26K Epic-M Monochrome cinema cam, on sale October 1st
On 10, Sep 2012 | No Comments | In News | By redoperator
Red Camera promised to stop hyping products that weren’t ready to ship, and true to its word, just announced the Epic-M Monochrome, surprising even its rabid user base.
Packing an all-new black and white-only Mysterium-X sensor, the new cinema cam follows in the footsteps of the Leica M Monochrom still shooter, Read more…
Unlike 3D, 4K TV is one gimmick you’ll actually care about
On 05, Sep 2012 | No Comments | In News | By redoperator
Ever since moving to 1080p HD displays, the TV industry has been struggling to find its next great sales pitch. Picture quality hasn’t improved dramatically, OLED TVs remain mostly a mirage, and the repeated attempts to make consumers care about obvious gimmicks like 3D have fallen flat. In the absence of a real advantage to distinguish the latest TV model from the trusty high-def screen you might have bought a few years back, companies have had to enter a debilitating price war. But now there’s hope.
New Brighton vs Chelsea Cinematic Highlights
On 23, Aug 2012 | No Comments | In Films | By redoperator
Brighton welcomed Chelsea to the Amex Stadium for a pre season friendly. I was there to capture all the action at 120fps on RED. Watch the video here: https://vimeo.com/47972596
A full-strength Chelsea side featuring John Terry, Fernando Torres and new signing Eden Hazard crashed to a pre-season defeat at Championship side Brighton on Saturday afternoon. Read more…
Adobe CS6 Revamps Premiere Pro & Native R3D Support
On 21, Jun 2012 | No Comments | In News | By redoperator
Adobe has more than usual riding on CS6, the latest version of its Creative Suite package for production and post. CS5.5 launched at NAB last year just as Final Cut Pro X was landing with a thud among users who didn’t care for the radically rethought interface and slimmed-down feature set.
Adobe’s Premiere Pro NLE already had some momentum, thanks to broad native format support on the timeline and a substantial performance boost through NVIDIA GPU acceleration, and the company enjoyed a surge of interest from editors who were suddenly examining their options in the marketplace.
Video Editing In Photoshop CS6
On 26, Apr 2012 | No Comments | In News | By redoperator
You may have spotted recently the new developments in Photoshop CS6 due to release on May 7th. Adobe have included the feature to grade and create basic edits directly from within a PSD.
Coupled with the new SpeedGrade software it looks like now we have some really useful tools from Adobe for grading and composition outside of Color, Looks and After Effects. Watch the video here.
I wonder wether it will allow R3D editing natively within Photoshop? I guess I will find out next week…
Amex Expansion Given Green Light
On 25, Apr 2012 | No Comments | In Tweets | By redoperator
Luke Nicoli
We are pleased to report that the club has been given the green light to expand the American Express Community Stadium, following a Planning Committee meeting at Brighton & Hove City Council this afternoon.
Approval has been granted for an increase in the stadium capacity to 30,750 in two phases.