Canon reports that the EOS E1 video plug-in for Apple's Final Cut Pro was released today.

This new plug-in allows simple and easy transfer of video content from Canon's EOS DSLR cameras directly into Final Cut Pro.

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Posted at 08:52AM Feb 05, 2010 by Lou Wallace in Produce  |  Comments[3]

For about $40 US, you can get this solar flashlight for your car.  Yeah -  - I know that you have an application on your cel phone that turns the screen white, but this thing will actually shed some light under the front seat when you need it.


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Posted at 12:00PM Jan 12, 2010 by ko maruyama in Produce  |  Comments[0]

The folks over at Newteevee.com did a side by side comparison of Apple's new iPod nano versus the Flip Ultra HD. While the nano has way more going for it in terms of usability, the Newteevee test shows that the dedicated Flip Ultra SD video camera outputs a superior video image. I am a Flip video user, and the camera is indeed super easy to use and offers up a decent video image for the price. The nano's video quality shown in the Newteevee test is garbage when compared with the Flip camera, but you don't have to take my word for it, take a look for yourself [Read More]

Posted at 04:17PM Sep 14, 2009 by John Virata in Produce  |  Comments[0]

Adrenaline Golf, a game that shows golf courses in stunning detail and with water reflection effects is now available for iPhone 3GS. [Read More]

Posted at 04:25PM Sep 11, 2009 by John Virata in Produce  |  Comments[0]

The world's first truly dual-screen laptop, which will allow computer users to multi-task while on the move, is due to go on sale by the end of the year.

The pioneering PC, known as the Spacebook, is the brainchild of Alaska-based technology firm gScreen.

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Posted at 09:39AM Aug 29, 2009 by Lou Wallace in Produce  |  Comments[1]

Graphics cards play a central role in the creation of animation and special effects that artists see annually at the SIGGRAPH show (in New Orleans this year) and what consumers seem to desire more of in their daily exposure to digital entertainment, be it via the movies, video games, ride simulators, even TV. Over the last several years, artists have been pushing the envelope in what they can create with the tools that are available to them. DMN spoke with Quadro Marketing Manager Carl Flygare about the latest innovation in graphics cards, what the market is doing, and how PNY works with its customers to ensure the best possible experience.
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Posted at 09:42AM Aug 05, 2009 by Lou Wallace in Produce  |  Comments[0]

Goodbye Shake. Apple has apparently EOL'd its Shake compositing tool after only seven years  since it acquired it. The application, which originally ran on Linux, Windows, and the IRIX operating systems was acquired back in 2002 by Apple. Subsequent versions were ridiculously repriced for non Mac operating systems, while the Apple version, coupled with a machine to run it on, came out to be about the same price as non-Mac users were forced to pay. [Read More]

Posted at 08:46PM Aug 03, 2009 by John Virata in Produce  |  Comments[0]

Have you heard about Google Voice? It could be one of the most revolutionary communication changes yet. Or maybe its just Google becoming Evil Big Brother?

Basically Google Voice is a service that combines all your phone numbers, text messages and your emails into one stream. And it gives you control to block voice and text spam, block unwanted numbers from calling you, make calls, screen calls, etc.

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Posted at 05:11PM Jul 25, 2009 by Lou Wallace in Produce  |  Comments[1]

No hoopla, but who cares--it looks AWESOME! [Read More]

Posted at 06:18AM Jul 23, 2009 by Heath McKnight in Produce  |  Comments[1]

Apple has done it. Three mobile OS upgrades in two years. The latest upgrade, iPhone OS 3.0 (also available for $9.95 for the iPod Touch), comes packed with features that build upon the already rich feature set.

So, without adieu, it is time for a David Letterman Style Top Ten of the best features in the new iPhone OS.

 

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Posted at 10:33AM Jul 09, 2009 by Lou Wallace in Produce  |  Comments[0]

MotionDSP's vReveal really is a video enhancement solution for ordinary and extraordinary Windows users.

vReveal (www.vreveal.com), an easy-to-use Windows package that fixes common problems afflicting  99% of consumer and business video work. With one-click (yes one) it instantly cleans up videos that are shaky, dark, noisy, or blurry.  

For about $50, its touch-up tools stabilize, brighten and sharpen flawed videos.

Remove video noise, such as graininess and pixelation.

Even capture print-quality still images from your suddenly great-to-look-at enhanced videos.

For more information about this software solution, and how to save your worst videos, check out their website... www.vreveal.com

Posted at 11:00PM Jul 07, 2009 by ko maruyama in Produce  |  Comments[0]

When it comes to camcorder rain cover users, there are those who shoot in the rain and then there’s Richard Campbell, who has shot video in 25 named hurricanes and spent five weeks on assignment for “The Weather Channel” with a tornado researching crew. [Read More]

Posted at 11:27PM Jul 06, 2009 by ko maruyama in Produce  |  Comments[0]

Buyers are finding that the device has trouble making it through a workday without a rest stop at the electrical outlet.

Interesting Article.
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Posted at 11:01PM Jul 05, 2009 by ko maruyama in Produce  |  Comments[0]