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Plugin developers like to market emulations of vintage hardware with terms like character, warmth, grit, saturation, and color. Those terms equate to imperfections in the signal due to the nature of tubes, transformers, diodes, and more. It’s shorthand for harmonic distortion and noise. Modern (vintage) software plugins emulate the noise and distortion inherent in the [...
I occasionally write posts related to amateur photography. Sometimes just for fun and other times to review certain applications. This is a combination of the two. After Halloween I trekked up to the picturesque town of Mt. Dora during their foliage festival to do some weekend photography. It just so happened that this coincided with […]
Plausibly Live Sports production and post haven’t been a huge part of what I do. However, I have produced live coverage of three USFL football games in the 1980s, along with post for TV shows centered around golf, wakeboarding, NASCAR, and powerboat racing. In the mid-90s, I edited a series of TV shows for the […]
Artificial Intelligence (AI) comes in many forms and is marketed under various generic terms and brand names. For some people, AI is an exciting new world. For others, it engenders fear. In the post-production world, software developers are adding AI-based features to their editing applications. Some simply improve efficiency. Others enable tasks that weren’t formerly [...
The infancy of HD production High definition video production and post was still in its infancy in the US by the mid-1990s. Japan had nearly a decade’s head start; but, HD production in the US was typically only used for special venue presentations. Broadcast TV was still based on standard definition NTSC. George Lucas didn’t […]
