Not everybody here at NAB is talking about 3D. But most, as a result of 3D, are talking about metadata.
Here’s a snapshot of some other just announced products worth watching:
• A 4/3-inch chip camcorder, the AF100 from Panasonic, that is going after Canon and RED territory. Expect to see even more entrants in this category in the months ahead.
• A $995 version of DaVinci Resolve for the Mac. Add another $30,000 for a TangentWave console and $20,000 for a Linux license, and you’ve got a relatively affordable color correction suite.
• The Foundry’s super-charged 3D texture painting technology, Mari, which was developed at WETA and lets you paint directly onto animated models
• Adobe CS5 and Avid Media Composer 5, both with speed and round-tripping improvements to make it easier to move in and out of whatever NLE or finishing system you want
•ARRI’s new Alexa camera, with its Super 35 CMOS Bayer sensor.
Keep an eye on our news and blog for more details, plus video straight from the show floor here.
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