Guide to High Definition Video Production, The: Preparing for a Widescreen World
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| Rating | : | 4.56 (510 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0240802659 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 192 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-02 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
It includes an introductory section on video technology, anecdotal non-technical case studies, and the hard-core technical information that producers and engineers need to know to get their jobs done.REBO has led the way in field-testing new equipment and ground-breaking applications for all aspects of high definition video technology since 1986. The company remains the only independent concern in the world involved in every aspect of high definition from production, post production, and programming through education, to research and applied technology development. It's a practical book about what it really takes to produce programming in high definition video starting from the very earliest days of production right on out to the most up-to-date techniques and equipment. He has undertaken a wide variety of research, design, development and writing projects for clients as diverse as IBM, Interactive Digital Solutions, AGFA Matrix, AV Video, Millimeter and Wired.. The Guidewas written to appeal to people with various levels of technical knowledge. Given the inevitability of the widescreen market acceptance of some form of high-resolution, widescreen video transmission, film and video production professionals will find the book's emphasis on the real-life issues involved in using high definition in film-style and live, multi-camera productions invaluable in `Preparing for a Widescreen World'. Accolades include the Prix du Court Metra
Clay A. Gordon said Please Consider the Context. C Perrone "Editor" is not incorrect about his assessment of the book: his review was written in "Please Consider the Context" according to Clay A. Gordon. C Perrone "Editor" is not incorrect about his assessment of the book: his review was written in 2005 about a book published in 1996 (and researched for close to two years prior to publication). I agree that it would be nice to write an update, but the publishers have never asked me.A little history I agree that, from today's perspective, it reads as a history of HDTV, but that's a problem with all books rooted in a particular point in time. In 1996 it was the first book to talk about HDTV production from the perspective of . 005 about a book published in 1996 (and researched for close to two years prior to publication). I agree that it would be nice to write an update, but the publishers have never asked me.A little history I agree that, from today's perspective, it reads as a history of HDTV, but that's a problem with all books rooted in a particular point in time. In 1996 it was the first book to talk about HDTV production from the perspective of . C. Perrone said Should be titled the History of High Def. Unfortunately, this is more a guide through history than through the inner workings of high def today. Too much has taken place since '96 for the book to be of much use to those trying to produce and post in HD now. The price tag is hefty, and should be an incentive for the authors to offer updates to those who've already purchased, and found the book sadly lacking.. "Mostly out of of date information!" according to RAM007. Not a bad read,Had a lot of basic information about video, but most of it was out of date, dealing with analog and mini-dv!