I wrote previously about the strange case of potential customers wanting to buy Panasonic’s 3D professional camcorder even before the company had finalized its optical system. Panasonic brought the AG-3DA1 […] More
The first iPad has yet to be sold, but Broadcast Pix has already announced iPixPanel, an application that allows an iPad to control Slate production switchers. There’s more here: http://www.broadcastpix.com/Press-Releases/-New-iPixPanel-Turns-Apple-iPad-into-Control-Panel-for-Broadcast-Pix-Systems.html More
It’s hard to report on the HPA Tech Retreat. There were almost 100 presentations in the main program, not counting more than 60 breakfast roundtables, four demo rooms (and a […] More
TV Technology reported today that “Blu-ray’s share of the video-disc market shrunk to its lowest level in recent months, pulling in only about 8 percent compared to standard DVD movie […] More
In my post “This Thing Called 3D” I asked why all TV sets shouldn’t be considered 3D TVs: http://schubincafe.com/blog/2010/01/this-thing-called-3d/ There was no specific definition of a 3DTV, and all TVs […] More
In the 3D-in-the-Home “supersession” at next week’s HPA Tech Retreat, one presentation is titled “Are You Nuts?” I thought of that at today’s Panasonic pre-NAB press conference. Let me emphasize […] More
Cinematographer Sean Fairburn, “after 6 years talking about it,” has “spent 3 Days with DSCLabs.com designing a Complete 3D Alignment chart for use with Side by Side and Beamsplitter Rigs. […] More
Aldo Cugnini reported yesterday in Display Daily that HDMI Licensing released the 3D portion of HDMI Specification 1.4: http://displaydaily.com/2010/02/08/hdmi-licensing-group-releases-3d-hdmi-spec-to-public/ It’s available for download here: http://www.hdmi.org/manufacturer/specification.aspx So is this “the” consumer […] More
Looking at a 3D monitor, you’ll probably need to be wearing 3D glasses. But looking down at your switcher controls, intercom, or notes, you’d probably rather not. That’s why All-Mobile […] More
The Longmont (Colorado) Times reported yesterday that holographic-storage technology company InPhase has apparently shut down: http://www.timescall.com/news_story.asp?ID=20627 More
There have been many additions to the program of the HPA Tech Retreat, which starts on February 16, from Alien Planet director Pierre de Lespinois to Rubber Duck Media Lab […] More
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