Starting in 1996, Alexa Internet has been donating their crawl data to the Internet Archive. Flowing in every day, these data are added to the Wayback Machine after an embargo period.
The Making of Technostorks
Documentary on in-vitro fertilization shot with Panasonic miniDV and edited in Final Cut Pro
In vitro fertilization is often the last resort for couples who wish to have a baby of their own. While there are countless books on the subject, there wasn't a film that discusses virtually all aspects of the procedure, as well as the mental and physical, and not to mention monetary toll it can take on those who choose to embark on the journey in an effort to have children.
Read More
Sometimes...the muse just isn't there. Or maybe it is, but you can't identify exactly how to get her out of your head and onto the screen. My method of trying to figure out a way of translating an idea to a tangible or to fix a bad frame is to start 'jamming with various FX and see what comes out on the other side. Sometimes, an effect that isn't seen but only "felt" is the sensible thing to do.
Read More
Those of you who have read past reviews and articles that I've authored are probably well aware that I'm not a fan of the TSA and the nonsense that is part and parcel of getting on a plane, train, or bus these days, so anything that makes my traveling life easier is something in which I'm deeply interested.
Read More
The new Panasonic HVX200 is a revolutionary camcorder, in that it is an affordable HD camcorder whose main unique feature is the storage of HD data at a variety of frame rates and resolutions on a solid-state media card known as "P2." In other words, it's tapeless for HD recording. These cards may be placed in the camcorder in a group of two, allowing for a variety of recording times varying from four to sixteen minutes dependent on user-selected frame rate and resolution.
Read More
While cameras like the Sony PD-170, Canon XL2, and the most recent Sony Z1U, Canon H1, and Panasonic HVX200 produce a great picture for an affordable price, the small size of these units make shooting off a tripod almost impossible. Without a shoulder support, even the steadiest shooter, will eventually end up with a shaky shot or a very tired arm. Even though there are shoulder braces available for your particular camera, they tend to be pricey. The Spiderbrace shoulder support system fits most prosumer cameras, and has a price point that makes it a must have.
Read More
When last we left our hero, independent director JM Logan had sailed through on-location shooting for his feature film Family. The workflow was going according to plan, thanks to a music video project he had undertaken to test the feasibility of shooting the film at 24pa (16x9 anamorphic squeeze) on a Panasonic DVX 100a and up-rezzing from 720 to 1440 for output to HD. So now in Part 2, it's onto editing and post production. But this is where things get a little more complicated.
Read More
Looking for a Plasma TV, LCD or Projection TV? You have come to the right place. We offer low prices, fast and friendly service. Our selection of Notebook and Tablet PCs is on...
Browse our selection of Plasma, LCD and Projection TVs. We have great prices and we deilver! We've got the largest selection of Notebooks and Tablet PCs, with prices as low as...
Learn Hollywood-style film production, editing, set design, screenwriting and more with a Film degree from Full Sail. Full Sail graduates have credits on films like Charlie an...
The perfect printer when your "corner office" turns into a photo lab. With the PIXMA MP830 Office-All-In-One Printer you get print, copy, scan and fax capabilities, ...
Sometimes...the muse just isn't there. Or maybe it is, but you can't identify exactly how to get her out of your head and onto the screen. My method of trying to figure out a way of translating an idea to a tangible or to fix a bad frame is to start 'jamming with various FX and see what comes out on the other side. Sometimes, an effect that isn't seen but only "felt" is the sensible thing to do.
Read More
Those of you who have read past reviews and articles that I've authored are probably well aware that I'm not a fan of the TSA and the nonsense that is part and parcel of getting on a plane, train, or bus these days, so anything that makes my traveling life easier is something in which I'm deeply interested.
Read More
The new Panasonic HVX200 is a revolutionary camcorder, in that it is an affordable HD camcorder whose main unique feature is the storage of HD data at a variety of frame rates and resolutions on a solid-state media card known as "P2." In other words, it's tapeless for HD recording. These cards may be placed in the camcorder in a group of two, allowing for a variety of recording times varying from four to sixteen minutes dependent on user-selected frame rate and resolution.
Read More
While cameras like the Sony PD-170, Canon XL2, and the most recent Sony Z1U, Canon H1, and Panasonic HVX200 produce a great picture for an affordable price, the small size of these units make shooting off a tripod almost impossible. Without a shoulder support, even the steadiest shooter, will eventually end up with a shaky shot or a very tired arm. Even though there are shoulder braces available for your particular camera, they tend to be pricey. The Spiderbrace shoulder support system fits most prosumer cameras, and has a price point that makes it a must have.
Read More
When last we left our hero, independent director JM Logan had sailed through on-location shooting for his feature film Family. The workflow was going according to plan, thanks to a music video project he had undertaken to test the feasibility of shooting the film at 24pa (16x9 anamorphic squeeze) on a Panasonic DVX 100a and up-rezzing from 720 to 1440 for output to HD. So now in Part 2, it's onto editing and post production. But this is where things get a little more complicated.
Read More
- Front
page articles
