Blackmagic Design released DaVinci Resolve 20.1, introducing full support for Apple Vision Pro immersive video workflows. With this release, DaVinci Resolve becomes the first professional non-linear editor (NLE) to offer a complete end-to-end solution for creating, editing, and delivering Apple Immersive Video content. [Read More]
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A firmware leak for the Apple HomePod has already revealed that the upcoming generation of Apple's iPhone might use 'SmartCam' AI to adjust to different scenes on the fly. But that's not the only gem developers have managed to dig out of the code. dpreview.com »
2017-08-04 17:30
В интернете уже появлялись видеоролики, посвящённые строительству нового комплекса Apple Campus 2. Но на этот раз видео с беспилотника ещё больше впечатляет.
cameralabs.org »2016-11-29 13:15
An interesting insider report is claiming Apple is planning to get into the video editing and sharing space. Apparently, the company is developing a native video sharing and editing application that will come baked into future iOS devices. petapixel.com »
2016-08-25 21:33
Asus announced two new 4K displays designed for photographers, video editors, and other visual artists. The pair of monitors both promise wide color gamut, professional workflow features, and HDR. [Read More]
Eizo has long been celebrated for its professional-grade, color-accurate monitors. Its displays are among the best options in the industry for professional photographers and videographers.
Runway has launched a new AI video model that can manipulate existing footage with text prompts -- rather than generative synthetic videos from nothing. [Read More]
Asus' ProArt Display 6K PA32QCV promises excellent color accuracy and HDR compatibility for photographers, video editors, and other visual artists. [Read More]
Imagen, the AI-driven editing platform best known for its photography tools, is bringing its cutting-edge technology to video editing. The company announced the public beta launch of Imagen for Video, which offers AI-powered, frame-by-frame color correction. [Read More]
An investigation by technology magazine Wired has found that the "raw" surveillance footage released by the FBI showing Jeffrey Epstein's prison cell was edited -- likely with Adobe Premiere Pro. [Read More]