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Switching to Premiere Pro from FCP? Adobe has some great tutorials for you!

November 14, 2010 / Blogs, Dave's Blog

Join industry veterans Karl Soulé and Kevin Monahan in this 7-part AdobeTV series as they discuss useful tips a Final Cut Pro editor should know when working with Adobe Premiere Pro CS5. http://tv.adobe.com/show/switching-to-adobe-premiere-pro-cs5/ Related articles on the Web: BBC switches to Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 (frankglencairn.wordpress.com) Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 Redefines Nonlinear Editing (eon.businesswire.com) Comparing Professional Video Editing Software (brighthub.com) Final Cut Pro for Windows – Is It Possible? (brighthub.com)

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Add transitions to multiple clips in Premiere Pro CS5

November 12, 2010 / Adobe, Premiere Pro, Tutorials

I always get jobs with tons of subclips that I need to add transitions too. One by one is a pain. How would you like to add a transition to all the clips at once? Well you can in Adobe Premiere Pro CS5

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Upcoming MAXON CINEMA 4D Software Demonstrations and Training

September 28, 2010 / Blogs, Dave's Blog

Newbury Park, CA – September 28 — MAXON Computer USA, a leading developer of professional 3D modeling, painting, animation and rendering solutions, is pleased to announce opportunities throughout the Fall to acquaint established and aspiring digital content creators with the latest version of its award-winning 3D software application – CINEMA 4D Release 12. MAXON announced the availability of CINEMA 4D Release 12 earlier this month. The comprehensive release boasts dozens of new features including improved rendering, enhanced dynamics, new deformers [...]

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SINGULAR SOFTWARE’S PLURALEYES ADDS SUPPORT FOR JUST-RELEASED ADOBE PREMIERE PRO CS5

April 16, 2010 / Blogs, NAB 2010, News

Post-production workflow automation and synchronization tool revamped to support the huge performance breakthroughs in Adobe’s video editing software Vancouver, British Columbia – April 13, 2010 – Singular Software, developer of automation applications for post-production, announced that its flagship product PluralEyes™ for Final Cut Pro® and Sony® Vegas Pro® has expanded its support for non-linear editing applications to include the just announced Adobe Premiere® Pro CS5 software. PluralEyes will also support Adobe Premiere Pro CS4. The new Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 [...]

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Mocha 2 faster and sexier than ever!

April 6, 2010 / Applications, Reviews

Imagineer systems, I must say, really listens to their users. All my whining is about to vanish. Yes Mocha has always gotten the job done but never as sleek as it can now. With NAB a few days away, the world will see this industry unique planer tracker is looking good and moving fast. After all this is THE tracker and rotoscoping application to go to in a jam.

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@TOOLFARM APPOINTED WORLDWIDE DISTRIBUTOR FOR VIDEO COPILOT

March 24, 2010 / Blogs, Dave's Blog

Provider of unique plug-ins and artistic tools looks to Toolfarm.com to expand sales presence; enhancing the one-stop shop experience for visual effects artists San Francisco, CA – March 24, 2010 – Toolfarm.com Inc., the leading source of content, community and commerce for professional visual effects and motion graphics plug-ins, announced today its distribution partnership with Video Copilot, expanding its range of online software and service offerings for the creative community. Video Copilot is recognized among visual effects artists for its [...]

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CES 2010 – iPhone Wins Smartphone Touchscreen Performance Test: Nexus One vs. iPhone vs. Droid vs. Droid Eris

January 11, 2010 / Blogs, CES 2010, Dave's Blog, News

MOTO Development Group Creates Simple DIY Performance Analysis Test for Touchscreen Consumer Electronics LAS VEGAS –(Business Wire)– Jan 09, 2010 MOTO Development Group today unveiled a video and photographs of a touchscreen performance test between the Google Nexus One, the Apple iPhone, the Motorola Droid, and the HTC Verizon Droid Eris. The video and photos of MOTO’s “DIY Smartphone Touchscreen Analysis” experience is available here: http://labs.moto.com/diy-touchscreen-analysis DIY with One Finger and a Drawing Program MOTO Development Group created the simple [...]

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Color Correction Tutorials

December 6, 2009 / Blogs, Dave's Blog

I scoured the web and found some great video tutorials for you on color correcting. As I said in my previous post, this is a very important part of the process of filmmaking. Distributors want your movie to have a “filmic” look. This is achievable using great products such as those from the Magic Bullet family. Apple’s Color is a tremendous tool but has a huge learning curve. Most NLE’s also contain color correcting tools. Lets take a look at [...]

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NAB 09 : NVIDIA GPU monster for the Mac

April 28, 2009 / Blogs, News, Reviews

NVIDIA Muscle Mac Adobe Users can flex their video power. At this year’s NAB, there were many new announcements from both software and hardware companies bringing new workflow and process capabilities to be broadcast professionals in attendance. Adobe offered a glimpse at some of the upcoming solutions that will be coming out for its users later this year. On the other hand, NVIDIA was there to show off products currently shipping, including their newest cards for GPU processing. In Adobe’s [...]

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