Tag: editing
DaVinci Resolve has been moving by leap and bounds with a multitude of new capabilities added over time. It started out as a pure color grading software and then …
One of the advantages of the digital revolution is that it made filmmaking accessible for many folks who were instead left out from the industry in the past. After …
It goes as a joke between most of our colleagues that someday machines will take over and our jobs will be done by bots. We always dismiss it laughing …
The latest iteration in the iPad Pro has recently hit the market. Lacking a great presentation due to the lockdown that is still holding the planet, this new and …
The great spread of the Coronavirus pandemic has brought a lot of uncertainty to all the people working in our industry. Big productions are pushing movie releases by months, …
Editing is a long, laborious process that teeters on the fine edge of an artistic endeavor and a secretarial function with the ultimate goal of disguised everything you’ve done. …
In the midst of the global crisis caused by the Coronavirus, Apple has quietly released the new MacBook Air. The release may have been a quiet one, but there’s …
MASV, or more easily pronounced MASSIVE, the world leader in cloud delivery of enormous video files, just announced a their new integration with Adobe Premiere Pro. This extension simplifies …
This week is going to be loaded with Sony news and we start off with some new media and accessories. Sony has just announced a new Tough SF-M SD …
Nearly a year ago, NVIDIA launched their GeForce RTX series GPU’s, representing a significant technological leap The new GeForce RTX 20-Series SUPER GPU cards are said to have a …
Surely, we have all experienced this one! Having a shot ruined by one annoying lamppost, a passing car or piece of gear left in the wrong place. It can …
RED Digital Cinema are officially releasing the RED R3D SDK for NVIDIA CUDA R3D decode as well as REDCINE-X Pro version 51.0.47404 for Windows getting editors working on NVIDIA …
Ever since its worldwide unveiling a year ago, ProRes Raw and industry-wide adoption has been one of the most discussed topics in the post-production world. NAB 2019 came and …
Premiere Pro lives in the Adobe Creative Cloud so of course, it is full of great creative features to help you realise your video making potential. It is always …
Just a couple of days before NAB 2019 opens its doors to the masses, Sony has started their new product announcements. Sony just announced two new external SSD drives, …
G-Technology has some new all-terrain hard drives for all you travel filmmakers and adventure junkies. The G-Tech ArmorATD All-Terrain-Drives will be available at affordable prices starting at $89.99 for …
Frame.io has grown substantially over the last four years as the de-factor video review and collaboration platform entrusted by 650,000 filmmakers and media professionals worldwide, and now in its …
Just yesterday and very much under the radar (much like with the latest MacBook Pro refresh) Apple quietly updated the iMac and iMac Pro line with faster processors and …
The answer to the question posed in the title is simple – neither is better. The final results come down to the editor, not the software. A viewer should never …
Matt Johnson seems like a lovely guy and in this video, he is here to help you build a video editing computer that will do the job but for …