Crucial Sony and Adobe Moves Highlight IBC 2011
By Dan OchivaAmong the announcements at the show, Sony's F65 camcorder and Adobe's announcement of the purchase of the Iridas IP stand out as bellwether developments...
The Past Week in Review, for April 25th
By Dan OchivaThis week we have a look at some of the news from the Tribeca Film Festival, whether or not transmedia means anything of importance, and how DSLRs like Canon’s 5D now get important help from industry mainstays.
D.W. Leitner Reports from the Floor of NAB 2011
By Dan OchivaDavid Leitner discusses some of the intriguing developments in camera technology at NAB 2011 that are bringing great power and capability to small camcorders as well as opening up a new high-end of image creation...
Loving Leica
By Dan OchivaNow, cinematographers are chasing down lenses out of the mainstream, choosing them for the specific looks that they can deliver to a production...
DSLRs For Filmmakers
By Dan OchivaMathers points out that although the Canon 5D Mark II has a larger sensor when compared to even Sony's top F35 camera system, all of that sensor's resolution doesn't end up in the image...
More Leitner, More NAB – PL Mount Lenses
By Dan OchivaLong time readers of DW Leitner's excellent NAB articles will recognize his signature combo critique/analysis/fanboy writing...
D.W. Leitner’s Final Podcast – NAB 2010
By Dan OchivaThe final day of NAB 2010 finds D.W. Leitner in a rush--the floor closes early on Thursday, while dozens of companies and products threaten to remain undiscovered.
Leitner’s In-depth Take on Sony’s PMW-350
By Dan OchivaAs is typical with one of David's reviews, you not only get a unique, many-faceted take on the latest technology, but benefit from his many years in the business...
Leitner’s Cinematography Corner
By Dan OchivaYou're in Leitner World, so don't expect just another digital naval-gazing cool-tool-of-the-week approach.
Band Pro and Media Distributors Open House
By Dan OchivaEven if you don't plan to attend HD World at the Javits today and tomorrow, you might want to swing by 645 W. 27th Street tomorrow between 10am and 5pm to see the latest in high-end camera systems and post gear.
