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If you are still in doubt about what would be the ideal duration of your next video demo, tutorial or marketing clip, or whether to be a bit humorous, to cater more to men or women or to invite a celebrity to help you out, this infographic will help you make a more informed decision. Useful. 7/10 
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Robino Films shot an extremely interesting video face-off between the king of video-enabled DSLR cameras, the Canon 5D MKII and the newest kid on the block in terms of compact size and simplification: the new iPhone 4S. Exposure, shutter speed, frame rate and picture style were matched as close as possible between the two cameras. The test shows that the tiny F2.4 lens and sensor on the iPhone provide pretty impressive results including also a bit of depth of field. Here the settings used for this test: iPhone 4S - AE.AF locked. Canon 5D MKII - Canon 50mm 1.4 The test shows that the 4S is coming close to the 5D but in NO WAY is it better. The iPhone is a great 1080p pocket camera and shows us where technology is heading. The iPhone falls apart in these areas: - Compression / codec (it's very noisy even in daylight) Key positive points for the iPhone 4S: resolution and portability.
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A quick and dirty tripod dolly. Add rollerblade wheels to a gorillapod with bolts and lock nuts and you're rolling. Jiggles on the Care Bear spin are from the texture of the flloor. Wheels + bearings: $14
http://www.instructables.com/id/Tripod-Dolly/ Via Philippe Gassmann
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Is it just a dream? Probably yes, as even when it will be real (probably very soon) it will cost a lot more than you and I can ever afford. But... you never know.
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From the article intro: "Annotations are an often overlooked aspect of YouTube videos. They can lead the viewer to a number of actions, whether it's directing them towards other videos you've created or brings attention to a call-to-action such as liking, favoriting, subscribing, or commenting. However the annotations are used, these messages that pop up in the video are a good way of directing traffic and keeping viewers informed, and good ones can create active responses that lead the YouTube algorithm to take a look at your video and say, "Hmm...lots of activity here, I kind of like that." read more: http://www.reelseo.com/using-youtube-annotations/
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Prompster turns your iPad into a portable teleprompter, eliminating the need for written notes or flash cards. You can write and edit speeches from within the app and change both the font size and font type. Prompster will scroll your words through the screen at user adjustable speeds... Via Baiba Svenca, Robin Good
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"The Lastolite Hilite is a really neat, light weight, and portable high key background that can double as a softbox.
Via Philippe Gassmann
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October 27, 2011 4:11 AM
The New Livestream is an innovative new platform, available in beta, that combines live event coverage with real-time photos, text, and video clip updates posted using web browsers or mobile devices. The technology supports live blogging, live and on-demand video powered by Akamai HDNet, and real-time posting tools.
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Kogeto is a NYC-based company that makes Dot, a 360 panoramic camera attachment for the iPhone 4, and Lucy, the world's most advanced panoramic video camera.
theo kuechel's comment,
October 25, 2011 9:01 AM
Very interested in this - saw a demo at the Diverse conference in Dublin in July and posted some thoughts http://theok.typepad.com/digital_signposts/2011/07/panoramicvideo.html
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Excerpt from the article: For bands and show promoters who want to leverage those videos to engage with their audiences and show fans what it’s like to be at one of their concerts, Veokami offers tools for finding, adding and automatically sorting through and formatting different moments of an event. The platform crawls YouTube looking for videos of a specific event, or users can submit videos that they’ve found. Veokami then arranges the clips based on when they took place during the event, as well as a number of factors, such as audio and video quality. The end result is an event video page that includes clips from many different videos and camera angles, allowing viewers to skip around and see a show from multiple perspectives. The platform syncs up audio tracks, which lets the viewer watch a continuous stream of user-contributed content by automatically switching between videos whenever one of them ends. Viewers can also flip through various videos in a timeline view.
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A cool introduction video for WeVideo, the new editing system integrated with YouTube gives you a great introduction to all of the basic features and benefits that this new service has to offer.
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In this video, Nicholas Bryan shows you a sneak peek of a potential new feature for video editing software that synchronizes video clips taken with different cameras and different vantage points into a single, immersive video.
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Phil Holland provides a truly interesting, informative and useful report on his DSLR video discoveries, lessons learned and frustrations he has gone through in these last three years, since this video recording technolgy has made its first debut.
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"GoPro has launched the HD Hero2, an updated version of its sports video camera. The latest version features an 11MP sensor (up from 5MP) and can now shoot 1080p30 video at a choice of 170deg, 127deg or 90deg angles-of-view (the original Hero could only shoot 1080 at 127deg or lower resolutions at 170deg). Via Philippe Gassmann
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From the article: "Launching of large-scale online video portals requires a great deal of precision and accuracy at the design stage. Via Nicolas Weil
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The latest version of Flash Player (v.11.0) includes some exciting new features, including performance upgrades such as native 64-bit support, and asynchronous bitmap decoding. Perhaps most newsworthy though, is Flash Player’s new capability to encode live video streams to the H.264/AVC standard. This new feature will allow developers to create real-time, high-quality, live video streaming applications for chat, conferencing, and live event broadcasting.
The following article demonstrates how to take advantage of Flash Player 11.0′s new H.264 encoding capabilities within a video streaming application built using Flash Builder 4.5. Via Nicolas Weil
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From the official site: Nestled in the palm of your hand, the olloclip connects to the iPhone within seconds so you’ll be sure to capture the image you want…if you don’t see the picture you’re looking for just flip it over to switch lenses. The Fisheye lens captures approximately a 180 Degree field-of-view and produces some striking images. The Wide-Angle lens is great for when you need that extra field of view, approximately double that of the normal IPhone. The Macro lens applies roughly a 10X multiplier and allows you to focus the iPhone within 12-15mm of the subject. The Macro lens is cleverly concealed within the olloclip and can be accessed by unscrewing the Wide-Angle lens that is normally attached to it." Thanks to my great friend Stefanos Karagos of Xplain for introducing me to the Olloclip (among many other cool gadgets and apps).
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Video test of the iPhone 4S in its full HD 1080p video recording format coupled with the EnCinema iPhone SLR Lens Adapter from http://www.vid-atlantic.com which allows you to mount standard SLR pro lenses to your iPhone-based camcorder unit.
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Brightcove is taking video playing inconsistencies across different devices head-on with a new set of HTML5-compatible “smart players”. The company developed an ecosystem that tries to recognize and account for the discrepancies between Webkit renderers, OSes, and so on.
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A showcase of video clips made with the Dot.
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We loved our GoPro HD Hero. It was simply the sweetest wearable action camera we'd seen... until now. The brand spankin' new Hero 2 isn't dramatically different, they just made everything a lot better.
The thing is ugly... but apparently it does the job really well. Via Guillaume Decugis
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October 25, 2011 9:40 AM
So excited about this one I ordered on the first day! :)
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BitTorrent inventor Bram Cohen and his team have been working for close to three years on a new P2P platform that makes it possible to stream live content with minimal latency.
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Excerpted and edited from original intro: A new video format is on its way, which could alleviate some of the strain on those networks by delivering high-quality video with half as many bits. The new High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) spec, also referred to as H.265, should be a lot more efficient than H.264, which is the format of choice for most IP-enabled devices and applications. The format, which is being developed by the ISO/IEC Moving Pictures Experts Group (MPEG) and the ITU-T Video Coding Experts Group (VCEG), is expected to need 25 to 50 percent fewer bits for the delivery of H.264 video of the same quality. The good news is that H.265 is on its way to standardization. The bad news is that it likely can’t come quickly enough. The spec is expected to be circulated for comment next February, with some initial applications taking advantage of it in early 2013.
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From the article intro: WeVideo, a newly launched cloud-based collaborative video editing platform, is today announcing integration with YouTube. Starting this afternoon, YouTube users will be able to access a basic version of WeVideo’s online service in order to edit their video clips by adding titles, effects, animation, music, narration and more. The editing tool will be provided directly on YouTube itself at YouTube.com/create. ... For YouTube users, the “starter” package provided on the YouTube site will remain free. It will offer easy to use features like a drag-and-drop editing interface, which lets you quickly add music, transitions, titles and other effects. In addition, videographers can collaborate on projects together, where all project members can share their video clips via a single interface. From here, videos can be edited using shared libraries by any group member. No one can overwrite your own edits, though – but they can use your video as the jumping off point to create their own. In the future, WeVideo wants to offer real-time video collaboration as an option, too. (Thanks to Giuseppe Mauriello for uncovering this)
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