“Crowds thinned on Tuesday while booths remained busy.”
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David’s audio blogs his third day at NAB 2010.
The first blog talks about the sense of optimism at the show that seems to be due to interest in 3D; a visit to Canon to see the new 1/3rd inch CMOS camcorders that answer one desire that David has had for the past 20 years; a change of opinion over the soon to release Red Epic camcorder; a Swedish wonder, small but striking; Running time a little over 8 min.
[podcast]https://nycppnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/Day-3-Part-1.mp3[/podcast]
“Testing cameras at the annual CML beer bash. (Crooning Elvis sound-alike in background not shown.) Leitner to his surprise likes RED’s new EPIC, due out this summer.”
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” Legendary Steadicam inventor Garrett Brown (right) demonstrates some sort of new Steadi-crane. Strong backs only need apply.”
Photo credit: DW Leitner
“Chinese trade pavilion. “Beijing Creates for the world” exact rip-offs of Litepanels 1×1 LED panels, for starters.”
Photo credit: DW Leitner
The second part of the day’s blog covers the selling of 3D, how it, as a complex new technology, relates to the long history of the introduction of HD; the excitement over 3D overshadows intriguing improvements in many devices such as Litepanel’s new touchscreen-controlled LED light; why Apple doesn’t need NAB; SMPTE missing in action; Sony doesn’t do technology introductions any more but is pretty good at stage shows; the Chinese turn up with copies of other companies’ technology, presenting long-term consequences to be investigated. Runs around 16 1/2 min.
[podcast]https://nycppnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/Day-3-Part-2b.mp3[/podcast]
