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SYNOPSIS: There's a lot to like about the new Vegas+DVD Production Suite, particularly if you happen to shoot with XDCAM. Vegas 7's improved HDV support will appeal to a much […]

SYNOPSIS: EDIUS does a very good job handling multiple formats, and that may attract some interest from videographers who regularly work with different types of source footage. It also includes […]

For those who bet that Apple would soon lead the way in integrated multi-application postproduction suites, Final Cut Studio pays off handsomely. There are some nice feature additions in the […]

Avid Xpress Studio HD is far more expensive than the competition. That will and should dissuade some potential users, as will the somewhat steeper learning curve for most of the […]

I've always found the annual Consumer Electronics Show to be a good crystal ball in terms of revealing what to expect for the coming year. The straightforward, logical reason is […]

One of my favorite EventDV articles of the last year is Eric Schumacher-Rasmussen's piece on 'The Art of the Wedding-Day Edit' (February, pp. 20-24). It offers practical suggestions from three […]

A decade ago, nonlinear editing system buyers had a choice: save money by building a system from 'open system' components or bite the bullet and buy a more expensive professional […]

Over the next couple of months EventDV will be reviewing two 'Studio' editing software bundles from Avid and Apple. Both are nonlinear editing collections that include an NLE interface (Avid […]

at the high end of digital video editing, Avid Technology clearly is the market leader and has been for some time. After all, it's pretty impressive that all five Best […]

When the digital video industry was born roughly a decade and a half ago, it was really more like the birth of twins. They were fraternal twins, to be sure, […]

The article introduces the Final Cut Studio software from Apple Computer Inc. The multicam editing feature and Soundtrack Pro audio editor feature of Final Cut Studio is ideal for event editing.

The article presents the choices of several editors and columnists for the Best of 2006 video products. Editor Stephen F. Nathans pick the Intel core duo and core 2 duo chips from Apple. Columnist Anthony Burokas chose the Sony HVR-A1U HDV camcorder as the best product of 2006. Columnist Kris Malandrucollo chose the new ProHD camcorder from JVC Professional as the best product of 2006.