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How to Get Any Software in Mac App Store for 20% Off
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 22, 2012 at 10:24:00 pm
I figured out this deal last year. Best Buy always drops $100 iTunes cards to $80 over Black Friday weekend. Free shipping included. You are limited to 3 per order. But not 3 total. I just ordered 15 cards (yes, I spend that much on software and digital publications easily in a year). The codes work on iTunes, the iBook store, and the Mac App Store. Enjoy. Direct Link http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Apple+-+%24100+iTunes+Gift+Card/4056157.p?id=12 18452832749&skuId=4056157 How to Get Any Software in Mac App Store for 20% Off Republished by Richard Harrington...
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Amazon Wins EU Battle Over E-Book Pricing
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 22, 2012 at 9:59:00 pm
It looks like European Union regulators will end the antitrust probe over e-book pricing . Apple and four publishers made an offer which Amazon accepted to ease price restrictions. This agreement allows Amazon to sell books cheaper than other outlets if they choose (even below cost as a loss leader). For the full story, head over to Reuters. Amazon Wins EU Battle Over E-Book Pricing Republished by Richard Harrington...
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My Books are On Sale for a Short Time
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 22, 2012 at 5:39:39 pm
Looking for a discount on some of my books or videos? Here's the complete list. http://www.peachpit.com/authors/bio.aspx?a=8d9d5e27-627c-4a26-a0d1-ad82002c ba8b Editor's Guide to Adobe Premiere Pro, 2nd Edition Book EBOOK Understanding Adobe Photoshop CS6 Book EBOOK Creating DSLR Video: From Snapshots to Great Shots Book EBOOK Motion Graphics with Adobe Creative Suite Studio Techniques Book EBOOK From Still to Motion: A photographer's guide to creating video with your DSLR Book My Books are On Sale for a Short Time Republished by Richard Harrington...
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Holiday Photo Clinic – Better Pictures to Share
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 21, 2012 at 10:59:00 pm
Photoshop Holiday Photo Clinic from Richard Harrington on Vimeo . This is a repeat.. but its useful info (especially this time of year). Join me as I tackle 12 holiday images. This in-depth class will show you how to fix both standard and advanced problems that often plague holiday photos. If you like my training be sure to check out my book, Understanding Photoshop CS6 . Holiday Photo Clinic – Better Pictures to Share Republished by Richard Harrington...
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What is an Electronic Viewfinder?
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 20, 2012 at 10:59:00 pm
This digital video tutorial explains what an EVF, or electronic view finder, is, and why they provide a higher resolution view of your scene. Watch more at http://www.lynda.com/course-tutorials/DSLR-Video-Tips-Rich-Harrington/10370 7-... . What is an Electronic Viewfinder? Republished by Richard Harrington...
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Adjustment Layers in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 20, 2012 at 8:07:29 pm
Adjustment Layers in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 from Future Media Concepts on Vimeo . Learn how to apply global effects in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 to speed up your workflow. This video was recorded at the NAB Conference. Adjustment Layers in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 Republished by Richard Harrington...
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Popular switches to Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 for latest Burton Snowboards film—“13”
By: Adobe Sponsored on Nov 20, 2012 at 1:08:57 pm
Award-winning creative company produces epic work using a variety of footage and an Adobe centered workflow Imagine some of the world’s most progressive snowboarders risking their lives to shoot in beautiful remote locations—all cut to great music. This year, Burton Snowboards chased winter to produce an original film to kick off the season, inspiring both core riders and newcomers to the sport. The creative production company behind this year’s project is Popular, a studio recognized for originating authentic athlete, personality, and lifestyle- driven creative for film, commercials, and branded entertainment. The award-winning partners of Popular—David Tindale and Jeremy Pettit—sat down...
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Bugs....
By: Steve Modica on Nov 19, 2012 at 11:10:31 am
Many years ago when I was a "smoke jumper" support guy for SGI, I got to see some of the strangest problems on the planet. Mind you, these were not "normal" problems that you and I might have at home. These were systems that were already bleeding edge and being pushed to the max doing odd things in odd places. Further, before I ever saw the problem, lots of guys had already had a shot. So reinstalling, rebooting, looking at the logs, etc., had all been tried. One of my favorite cases was a large Challenge XL at a printing...
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Using Twitter To Build An Audience
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 18, 2012 at 10:44:49 pm
Using Twitter To Build An Audience from Richard Harrington on Vimeo . Twitter is one of the most powerful marketing tools on the planet, and it s absolutely free. But knowing how to make it work to your benefit while still attracting and holding an audience takes work. In this free TAP! webinar, Social media experts Scott Bourne and Rich Harrington will discuss the best practices for attracting, building and maintaining your Twitter audience and how to market to them without sounding like a constant commercial. They ll also talk about how to data mine Twitter for leads. Using Twitter...
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Multi-camera editing in Premiere Pro CS6
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 18, 2012 at 1:44:00 pm
This Premiere Pro CS6 tutorial describes how to use the Multi-Camera monitor for faster production of live music and other events. Watch more at http://www.lynda.com/Premiere-Pro-tutorials/Premiere-Pro-CS-New-Features/10 10... Multi-camera editing in Premiere Pro CS6 Republished by Richard Harrington...
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Israel On My Mind
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 16, 2012 at 10:44:00 pm
I've shared some photos from my trip to Israel this summer. A look at some of the people and small details of its cities. Here's hoping for some peace again soon. 500px.com/rhedpixel/sets/israel_on_my_mind Israel On My Mind Republished by Richard Harrington...
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My Thoughts on the Nikon D600
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 15, 2012 at 10:44:00 pm
Adorama Photography TV presents the Nikon D600 Digital SLR. In this episode, I show you what Nikon's latest Digital SLR is all about. Join Rich as he walks you through the many features and modes of this amazing camera. Watch as he explains all that it can do, such as shooting RAW and uncompressed HD video. Then, follow along as he takes you through the menu system for a closer look. My Thoughts on the Nikon D600 Republished by Richard Harrington...
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Adapting HDMI to SDI
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 15, 2012 at 2:05:00 pm
This digital video tutorial explains the benefits of the pro SDI format and shows how to convert your HDMI connections to HD-SDI. Watch more at http://www.lynda.com/course-tutorials/DSLR-Video-Tips-Rich-Harrington/10370 7-... . Adapting HDMI to SDI Republished by Richard Harrington...
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Adobe Sneak Peaks at Create Now Live
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 14, 2012 at 10:30:02 pm
Adobe is hosting a special event about Adobe Creative Cloud on December 5, 2012, starting at 10AM PST. Create Now Live is an online event hosted on Facebook. Be sure to visit the event at http://on.fb.me/Sj0YBZ You can register here http://www.adobeeventsonline.com/createevent/?sdid=KBANZ Why attend? Be first to find out what s new in Adobe Creative Cloud, including products and features exclusively for members. See what s next in Adobe Photoshop. Hear from Adobe evangelists and designers, photographers and filmmakers, who are breaking the creative mold. Iconic design agency Karlssonwilker talks about taking their unique design sensibility to the web. Go behind...
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Keying Greenscreen Video in Premiere Pro and After Effects
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 13, 2012 at 7:02:55 am
Adorama Photography TV Presents DSLR | Video Skills with Rich Harrington. Join Rich as he reveals professional keying techniques using Adobe Premiere and After Effects. In this episode you will learn how to use Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 tools such as the 8-point Garbage Matte and Ultra Key to create the initial or placeholder key. Then, watch as Rich kicks the project over the After Effects to create the final project using elements like Keylight and 3D Lights. Keying Greenscreen Video in Premiere Pro and After Effects Republished by Richard Harrington...
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Sibelius First Wins Tech & Learning's Award of Excellence
By: Adam Kranitz on Nov 12, 2012 at 9:00:00 pm
Sibelius First, the premiere solution for beginning notation and composition, has been named a winner in the 2012 Tech Learning Awards of Excellence , which are designed to honor software, hardware, network and web products that break ground or add significant enhancements to proven education tools. After being rigorously evaluated by a panel of more than 30 educators in several rounds of judging, Sibelius First was chosen as a winning education technology product due to its refined, task-oriented interface and new magnetic layout that help aspiring composers generate great results without prior experience. Sibelius First also impressed judges with its...
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DSLR tutorial: What is Moiré?
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 12, 2012 at 2:05:00 pm
This DSLR video tutorial explains the effects of moir , interference that appears when filming detailed patterns or weaves such as in clothing, and the how to fix it. Watch more at http://www.lynda.com/course-tutorials/DSLR-Video-Tips-Rich-Harrington/10370 7-... . DSLR tutorial: What is Moiré? Republished by Richard Harrington...
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Photoshop CS6 Blur Gallery In-Depth
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 11, 2012 at 8:04:00 pm
Photoshop CS6 Blur Gallery from Future Media Concepts on Vimeo . Learn how to take control over focus and depth of field using Photoshop CS6. This video was recorded at the NAB Conference. Photoshop CS6 Blur Gallery In-Depth Republished by Richard Harrington...
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Finding Your Tribe Online
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 10, 2012 at 9:20:00 pm
TAP 2013 FindingTribes from Richard Harrington on Vimeo . This is a preview of TAP!2013 A conference I am helping organize about digital publishing and content. The widespread use of social networks has fundamentally changed how human beings connect and communicate. In this session, TAP! speaker Alexandra Gebhardt will help you learn how to find your audience tribes so you can maximize the impact and exposure of your content and connect with your readers. We will review the differences in behavior, language, and culture across various social networks including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn and others. You will leave understanding how...
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Free Webinar from the Smartest Person I Know on Twitter
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 9, 2012 at 5:20:55 am
I'm one of the organizer's for a brand new conference called TAP!2013. It's all about digital publishing, social media, app development, and thriving in the new world of digital content creation. To give you a free taste , I'm hosting a webinar with the super savvy Scott Bourne . Plus if you register for the webinar, you'll get a discount code for the webinar that will add up to $300 off the registration price (nearly half off!). TAP! 2013 FREE WEBINAR: Using Twitter to Build an Audience: How to Attract an Audience for your Digital Publication or Mobile App Wedenesday,...
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DSLR tutorial: What is rolling shutter?
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 8, 2012 at 2:05:00 pm
This DSLR video tutorial explains the effects of rolling shutter, artifacts that appear as wobble, skew, smear, and partial exposure, and the technical reason it occurs. Watch more at http://www.lynda.com/course-tutorials/DSLR-Video-Tips-Rich-Harrington/10370 7-... DSLR tutorial: What is rolling shutter? Republished by Richard Harrington...
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Thunderbolt growing pains
By: Steve Modica on Nov 7, 2012 at 1:41:19 pm
We've been selling a lot of thunderbolt stuff over the last couple months and I've been very pleased with the performance and convenience of the products. Thunderbolt seems to be a big win. As with any new technology, there are always a few growing pains and I wanted to bring one of them up here in my blog. As with any new technology, vendors trip all over themselves trying to bring it to market. Everyone wants to rush through testing so they can be first. Likewise, cable vendors want to do the same. They source the connectors, get the molds...
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The Refine Edge command in Adobe Photoshop
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 7, 2012 at 9:12:00 am
This Motion Control 3D tutorial shows how to analyze a photo and make precise selections with the Refine Edge command in Photoshop. Watch more at http://www.lynda.com/After-Effects-tutorials/Motion-Control-3D-Bringing-You r-... . This tutorial is a single movie from the fourth chapter of the Motion Control 3D: Bringing Your Photos to Life in Three Dimensions course presented by lynda.com author Rich Harrington. The complete course is 1 hour and 40 minutes long and reveals how you can transport your photos into a three-dimensional world using the Motion Control 3D plugin for Adobe Photoshop and After Effects. The Refine Edge command in Adobe Photoshop Republished by...
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Time-Lapse in Final Cut Pro X
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 6, 2012 at 1:44:00 pm
AdoramaTV presents DSLR | Video Tips with Richard Harrington. In this episode, Rich answers some of your recent questions about the time-lapse workflow on a mac computer. Join him as he takes you through the process of building a time-lapse sequence using Final Cut Pro 10. In earlier episodes, you learned how to work with your processed or RAW files in Adobe After Effects, including techniques such as color stabilizing, adding a vignette, or scaling and sizing over time. The Final Cut Pro 10 post-production process is the next step when creating compelling and unique time-lapse animations. Time-Lapse in Final...
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Parenthood in Production and Post: Being an Editor Mom
By: Kylee Wall on Nov 5, 2012 at 9:00:07 pm
For the conclusion to my epic trilogy on parenthood in production and post, I've been thinking a lot about tortoises. (You may have figured out by now that I enjoy animal metaphors.) You see, a female tortoise will crawl out of the ocean up onto the beach, find a nice safe, sandy area, and plop out a bunch of eggs. Then…she high tails it back into the ocean, and the little babies hatch and supposedly instinctively head into the sea as well to start their own lives. If they make it without some winged creature snatching them up, that is. I...
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Warning: Advanced Technology Ahead
By: Steve Modica on Nov 5, 2012 at 8:29:22 am
I remember the days when CPUs were stuck in a rut. They were barely hitting 1Ghz. Networks were running at 1Gb and beyond and CPUs and storage just could not keep up. Clients wanted redundant, failover capable servers that could handle 600 clients, but SGI was running out of ways to do that. We couldn’t make the bus any wider (128bit computers?) and we couldn’t make the CPUs any faster. What should we do? One answer was to network many systems together over NUMA (non-uniform memory access). This would let many systems (that would normally be a cluster) act as...
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Reminder to go VOTE!
By: Steve Modica on Nov 5, 2012 at 8:26:35 am
For those browsing through blog entries on the Cow today, please remember to go and vote tomorrow. I know that's going to be particularly tough for those of you on the East Coast. Your vote counts and it's important to all of us that turnout is high. That's part of what makes an election valid. Everyone needs to participate. I'm going to try hard to be first in line this year. :)...
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Free Adobe Premiere Pro Webinars
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 4, 2012 at 11:38:00 pm
Looking for some great, free training about Adobe Premiere Pro? Don't miss this great webinar. Ask a Video Pro for Switchers Part 2 Tips & Tricks for Switching to Premiere Pro Thursday, November 8, 2012 at 10 am Pacific Time | 1 pm Eastern Time As you make the switch to Adobe Premiere Pro, you'll find many ways to get things done. What you may miss are some hidden gems you don t know to look for. In this fast paced webinar, join Richard Harrington as he shares the advanced techniques that will speed up your workflow. This webinar is...
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Work with Sony F65 Footage Natively in Premiere Pro
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 4, 2012 at 5:25:00 pm
Want to work with the Sony's F65 footage as RAW files in Adobe Premiere Pro? There's a brand new plug-in available. Be sure to download the new F65RAW Plug-in for Adobe (PLAD-RW1). This plug-in adds support for F65RAW MXF files in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 products, allowing viewing and editing capabilities. Download it here http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/plad-rw1 Work with Sony F65 Footage Natively in Premiere Pro Republished by Richard Harrington...
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Are Your Wirless Mics Legal to Use?
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 2, 2012 at 2:36:00 pm
There is potential of radio interference when working with wireless microphones, so be sure to get a unit that offers the ability to use different frequencies. Most kits include a lavaliere microphone, an XLR adapter for other microphones, and a wireless receiver to plug into the camera. You need to be aware of a recent development regarding the use of wireless RF microphones. As of June 12, 2010, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has made it illegal to use any equipment that operates in the 700 MHz band. This set of frequencies has been reassigned for use by emergency personnel...
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Getting Started with Apple iBooks
By: Richard Harrington on Nov 1, 2012 at 1:45:00 pm
Learn the essential skills needed to work with Apple iBooks. Learn how to make iBooks and content-based "applications" for the iPad. This webinar is brought to you by the TAP!2013 conference ( tap2013.com ). Getting Started with Apple iBooks Republished by Richard Harrington...
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Avengers Editor on Avid: “You just have to have it.”
By: Adam Kranitz on Oct 31, 2012 at 10:00:00 pm
Jeffrey Ford on managing data, meeting deadlines and controlling content for blockbuster film Copyright 2012 Marvel Subs. Videomaker recently interviewed Jeffrey Ford, the editor of blockbuster hit The Avengers to give aspiring big-screen filmmakers an inside look at what goes into bringing comic book heroes to life. Jeff shared how got his start, who he looks up to and the technology that allows him to make movies people love to watch. It didn t take long for Jeff to mention his tool of choice in fact, he can't imagine life without a program like Avid. It's like trying to play...
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Proper White Balance for DSLR Video
By: Richard Harrington on Oct 30, 2012 at 1:38:00 pm
AdoramaTV presents DSLR | Video Tips with Richard Harrington. In this episode, Rich shares techniques on how to manually calibrate your DSLR camera for proper white balance. Then, follow along as he gives you a quick look at how to use a 3-way color corrector tool to white balance in post-production. Sometimes, using the auto white balance (AWB) option can become problematic. If there is a change in lighting over time, such as a cloud moving in front of the sun, it can cause the AWB to re-adjust during your shot. To avoid this, try using the white balance pre-sets...
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Avid shared projects
By: Steve Modica on Oct 30, 2012 at 12:30:01 pm
Ever since Apple blew up the happy world of FCP 7, we've been running into more and more people moving to Adobe and Avid. Adobe's been pretty good. I like them a lot and their support guys (I'm talking to you Bruce) have been awesome. Avid on the other hand, is tough. Shared spaces cause reindexing and external projects won't save natively to shares spaces. Our customers have mostly worked around this by storing projects locally, using multiple external volumes for media, or using AMA volumes. I finally had a chance to explore this External project save issue in great...
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Two Free Adobe Premiere Pro Webinars
By: Richard Harrington on Oct 28, 2012 at 11:38:00 pm
Looking for some great, free training about Adobe Premiere Pro? Don't miss two great webinars taught by Robbie Carman and myself. Ask a Video Pro for Switchers Part 1 Getting Comfortable with Premiere Pro Thursday, November 1, 2012 at 10 am Pacific Time | 1 pm Eastern Time Join Robbie Carman as he guides you through the essential aspects of making the switch to Adobe Premiere Pro. Designed for experienced editors, this webinar will help you get more comfortable and to work faster--allowing you to implement your current editing knowledge quickly. Specific topics will include: starting a project, setting up...
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Free Webinar – Finding Your Audience Tribes in a Hyper-Social Digital World
By: Richard Harrington on Oct 28, 2012 at 1:21:43 pm
The widespread use of social networks has fundamentally changed how human beings connect and communicate. In this free webinar , TAP! speaker Alexandra Gebhardt will help you learn how to find your audience tribes so you can maximize the impact and exposure of your content and connect with your readers. We will review the differences in behavior, language, and culture across various social networks including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn and others. You will leave understanding how to fine-tune your content to appeal to the passion and tribe of each audience, the inherent traits that make us human and encourage us...
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Setting Ambient Lights in After Effects
By: Richard Harrington on Oct 27, 2012 at 8:57:27 am
This Motion Control 3D tutorial shows how to create believable depth by adding ambient light to an animated photo in After Effects. Watch more at http://www.lynda.com/After-Effects-tutorials/Motion-Control-3D-Bringing-You r-... . This tutorial is a single movie from the ninth chapter of the Motion Control 3D: Bringing Your Photos to Life in Three Dimensions course presented by lynda.com author Rich Harrington. The complete course is 1 hour and 40 minutes long and reveals how you can transport your photos into a three-dimensional world using the Motion Control 3D plugin for Adobe Photoshop and After Effects. Setting Ambient Lights in After Effects Republished by Richard...
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Robert Scovill Honored with Front of House Mixer of the Year Award at 2012 Parnelli Awards
By: Adam Kranitz on Oct 27, 2012 at 1:38:00 am
The Avid team is proud to share that Solution Development Manager Robert Scovill received the Front of House Mixer of the Year award at the 2012 Parnelli Awards, held October 20th in Las Vegas. The Parnelli Awards, which are commonly referred to as the Oscars of the live event industry, honor innovative companies and individuals for their significant contributions to the live event space. This award actually marks Robert s second Parnelli Award win in this category, underscoring his passion, creativity, and talent as a FOH mixer. Please join us in congratulating Robert and check out full details on the...
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In the Editing Room: Homeland
By: Adam Kranitz on Oct 25, 2012 at 10:00:00 pm
StudioDaily Gets a Behind the Scenes Look from Editor Jordan Goldman You would be hard pressed to find someone these days who hasn t heard of the Showtime hit television series, Homeland . The show, now in its second season, created some serious buzz when it debuted last year and that buzz doesn t appear to be going away any time soon, as viewers continue to tune in week after week to get their fill of CIA action and shocking plot twists. One avid viewer Bryant Frazer, editor of StudioDaily recently spoke with the editor of this popular thriller, Jordan...
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Oh... That’s a compiler bug
By: Steve Modica on Oct 22, 2012 at 8:26:47 am
The worst possible answer to a customer problem is that it’s a hardware bug. Hardware bugs are expensive to fix. You not only have to replace the hardware, you may also have to replace everything you’ve got on the shelves. You can’t do this until you’ve “fixed” the problem, which might cost millions of dollars and take months. Hardware problems suck. This reminds me of a specific problem from long ago dealing with locking. Locking is what programs do to avoid stepping on each other. It’s very similar to locking the bathroom door. When the bathroom is in use, the...
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Intricate Details — Two Recent Shots from NYC
By: Richard Harrington on Oct 20, 2012 at 9:20:09 am
I recently led a workshop on tasteful HDR up in New York City for Adorama. In fact I'm working on a new eBook on the same subject. Here's two shots from the day behind the scenes to come soon. Flat Iron Building by Richard Harrington Urban Landscape by Richard Harrington Intricate Details — Two Recent Shots from NYC Republished by Richard Harrington...
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Better Monitoring for DSLR Video
By: Richard Harrington on Oct 20, 2012 at 8:57:27 am
AdoramaTV presents DSLR | Video Skills with Richard Harrington. Join Rich as he explains the importance of properly monitoring your shot. Unlike digital photography, there are not many options available to fix a video after a field shoot. In this episode, learn different ways you can prevent focus or exposure problems by adding extra equipment to help. Items such as a camera rig, a reliable viewfinder, and a field monitor will help you to avoid problems that can not be fixed in post. Better Monitoring for DSLR Video Republished by Richard Harrington...
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iSCSI madness
By: Steve Modica on Oct 19, 2012 at 1:10:48 pm
Next week we start testing 10Gb (10GbaseT) iSCSI attached to new imacs with Thunderbolt using MPIO to hit 30Gbits/sec back to storage. It's going to be AAAAAWesome. What's really cool is that the iSCSI driver enables Xsan, so it's all compatible. Previous testing with a single 10GbaseT port showed we could go faster than Fibre Channel. I expect 3 10GbaseT ports will go much much faster!...
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My New, Favorite Light
By: Richard Harrington on Oct 18, 2012 at 6:02:00 am
This is my favorite new light works great and I've used in for portraits, studio, and green screen work. Adorama Photography TV presents the Lowel Prime 400 LED Light. Join Rich as he tests out all the key functions of this very popular production light. If you ever need a lightweight, all-inclusive light for either in the studio or out in the field, this is the one for you. This quiet LED light is perfect for just about any situation. One of the key features is that it is cool enough to touch without safety gloves. Not only that, but...
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Three Free Resources to Get You Started with the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite
By: Richard Harrington on Oct 17, 2012 at 6:02:09 am
Now that the Adobe Digital Publishing Suite is part of Creative Cloud , its in the hands of a lot of users. Here a re a few guides to get you up and running. Plus you won t want to miss the in-depth coverage at the TAP!2013 conference. Here s a few resources to get you started Getting Started Guide : Create and publish your first iPad app with ease using Digital Publishing Suite, Single Edition. Follow this step-by-step guide that takes you through the whole process from Single Edition through the Apple App Store. Free Digital Publishing Suite Tips...
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Military Muscle
By: Steve Modica on Oct 16, 2012 at 9:25:02 am
Military Muscle Working with the military can be a lot of fun. It can be exhilarating. It can also be incredibly frustrating and boring. Recently, we had a problem with a large server system being used by a military contractor at a very sensitive base. The server was periodically losing its boot drive. The drive would spin down and stop (hanging the machine). They would reboot and the system would run for a while, then spin down again and stop. Eventually, the drive would stop working all together. It would not spin up any more. The solution is simple, right?...
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