Pro Video Guide for iPhone
Pro Video Guide for iPhone
Publisher's Description
From Moviola Studios:
Moviolas Pro Video Guide is a detailed, practical resource for those working with current and emerging technologies, whether for standard definition video, high definition (HD), 2K or 4K.
Introducing the Pro Video Guide from the Academy Award winning company Moviola, the #1 professional video training center in Hollywood. If you've found yourself confused by the new formats and standards and how they differ from one another or simply want to expand your knowledge of these subjects further- this app is for you.
* What's Hot in iTunes store both in January and February
* Number 4 paid app in the Reference categories in January
* Used in more than 45 Country's around the globe
"I just bought this app... I'm going to be using this at work all the time (I'm a Post Supervisor), Thanks."
"Moviola Studio's has kicked-off 2010 in style with their Pro Video Guide, a nifty new app that should live on every media-maker's iPhone and iPod Touch." handheldhollywood.com
"Just wanted to let you know, we downloaded your iphone app and think it's really instructive and helpful!"
This app is a must for:
Cinematographers
Editors and assistants
Event videographers
Student filmmakers
Video hobbyists
For creating content for:
Theatrical films
Broadcast television
iPhones and iPods
YouTube, Facebook or Vimeo
Blu-ray and DVD authoring
Advertising and marketing
If you own or use:
Apples Final Cut Pro
Avid Media Composer
Adobe Premiere
iMovie
Pinnacle Studio
Sony, RED, Panasonic or JVC cameras
DSLR cameras like the Canon 5D or 7D
Instead of sorting through long-winded, overly-technical books, or trying to find information scattered across the internet, get answers to your questions in a concise, easy to understand format. The Pro Video Guide contains:
Library- Custom articles on a myriad of subjects
Glossary- Contains all the terms youve heard and more, and now youll know what they mean.
Organizations- Locate different filmmaking organizations, guilds and unions, online blogs, forums and tutorials.
Get information on subjects like:
Video formats
Color spaces
Resolution
Aspect ratios
Cameras like the RED camera
Compression formats for the web, broadcast and film outputs.
Get answers to questions like these:
What is 24p?
Whats the difference between 1080i60 and 1080p24?
How can you compare HDV vs. AVCHD vs. DVCPRO HD?
What frame rate should you shoot and how does it affect what youll deliver to DVD, Blu-Ray, the web, broadcast or film delivery?
Whats the difference between recording to a P2 card or to videotape?
Whats a 3:2 pulldown and why should you care?
How many channels of audio can you output to an HDCAM SR?
Through the Pro Video Guide youll find information on topics like these and many more.
Introducing the Pro Video Guide from the Academy Award winning company Moviola, the #1 professional video training center in Hollywood. If you've found yourself confused by the new formats and standards and how they differ from one another or simply want to expand your knowledge of these subjects further- this app is for you.
* What's Hot in iTunes store both in January and February
* Number 4 paid app in the Reference categories in January
* Used in more than 45 Country's around the globe
"I just bought this app... I'm going to be using this at work all the time (I'm a Post Supervisor), Thanks."
"Moviola Studio's has kicked-off 2010 in style with their Pro Video Guide, a nifty new app that should live on every media-maker's iPhone and iPod Touch." handheldhollywood.com
"Just wanted to let you know, we downloaded your iphone app and think it's really instructive and helpful!"
This app is a must for:
Cinematographers
Editors and assistants
Event videographers
Student filmmakers
Video hobbyists
For creating content for:
Theatrical films
Broadcast television
iPhones and iPods
YouTube, Facebook or Vimeo
Blu-ray and DVD authoring
Advertising and marketing
If you own or use:
Apples Final Cut Pro
Avid Media Composer
Adobe Premiere
iMovie
Pinnacle Studio
Sony, RED, Panasonic or JVC cameras
DSLR cameras like the Canon 5D or 7D
Instead of sorting through long-winded, overly-technical books, or trying to find information scattered across the internet, get answers to your questions in a concise, easy to understand format. The Pro Video Guide contains:
Library- Custom articles on a myriad of subjects
Glossary- Contains all the terms youve heard and more, and now youll know what they mean.
Organizations- Locate different filmmaking organizations, guilds and unions, online blogs, forums and tutorials.
Get information on subjects like:
Video formats
Color spaces
Resolution
Aspect ratios
Cameras like the RED camera
Compression formats for the web, broadcast and film outputs.
Get answers to questions like these:
What is 24p?
Whats the difference between 1080i60 and 1080p24?
How can you compare HDV vs. AVCHD vs. DVCPRO HD?
What frame rate should you shoot and how does it affect what youll deliver to DVD, Blu-Ray, the web, broadcast or film delivery?
Whats the difference between recording to a P2 card or to videotape?
Whats a 3:2 pulldown and why should you care?
How many channels of audio can you output to an HDCAM SR?
Through the Pro Video Guide youll find information on topics like these and many more.
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Publisher's Description
From Moviola Studios:
Moviolas Pro Video Guide is a detailed, practical resource for those working with current and emerging technologies, whether for standard definition video, high definition (HD), 2K or 4K.
Introducing the Pro Video Guide from the Academy Award winning company Moviola, the #1 professional video training center in Hollywood. If you've found yourself confused by the new formats and standards and how they differ from one another or simply want to expand your knowledge of these subjects further- this app is for you.
* What's Hot in iTunes store both in January and February
* Number 4 paid app in the Reference categories in January
* Used in more than 45 Country's around the globe
"I just bought this app... I'm going to be using this at work all the time (I'm a Post Supervisor), Thanks."
"Moviola Studio's has kicked-off 2010 in style with their Pro Video Guide, a nifty new app that should live on every media-maker's iPhone and iPod Touch." handheldhollywood.com
"Just wanted to let you know, we downloaded your iphone app and think it's really instructive and helpful!"
This app is a must for:
Cinematographers
Editors and assistants
Event videographers
Student filmmakers
Video hobbyists
For creating content for:
Theatrical films
Broadcast television
iPhones and iPods
YouTube, Facebook or Vimeo
Blu-ray and DVD authoring
Advertising and marketing
If you own or use:
Apples Final Cut Pro
Avid Media Composer
Adobe Premiere
iMovie
Pinnacle Studio
Sony, RED, Panasonic or JVC cameras
DSLR cameras like the Canon 5D or 7D
Instead of sorting through long-winded, overly-technical books, or trying to find information scattered across the internet, get answers to your questions in a concise, easy to understand format. The Pro Video Guide contains:
Library- Custom articles on a myriad of subjects
Glossary- Contains all the terms youve heard and more, and now youll know what they mean.
Organizations- Locate different filmmaking organizations, guilds and unions, online blogs, forums and tutorials.
Get information on subjects like:
Video formats
Color spaces
Resolution
Aspect ratios
Cameras like the RED camera
Compression formats for the web, broadcast and film outputs.
Get answers to questions like these:
What is 24p?
Whats the difference between 1080i60 and 1080p24?
How can you compare HDV vs. AVCHD vs. DVCPRO HD?
What frame rate should you shoot and how does it affect what youll deliver to DVD, Blu-Ray, the web, broadcast or film delivery?
Whats the difference between recording to a P2 card or to videotape?
Whats a 3:2 pulldown and why should you care?
How many channels of audio can you output to an HDCAM SR?
Through the Pro Video Guide youll find information on topics like these and many more.
Introducing the Pro Video Guide from the Academy Award winning company Moviola, the #1 professional video training center in Hollywood. If you've found yourself confused by the new formats and standards and how they differ from one another or simply want to expand your knowledge of these subjects further- this app is for you.
* What's Hot in iTunes store both in January and February
* Number 4 paid app in the Reference categories in January
* Used in more than 45 Country's around the globe
"I just bought this app... I'm going to be using this at work all the time (I'm a Post Supervisor), Thanks."
"Moviola Studio's has kicked-off 2010 in style with their Pro Video Guide, a nifty new app that should live on every media-maker's iPhone and iPod Touch." handheldhollywood.com
"Just wanted to let you know, we downloaded your iphone app and think it's really instructive and helpful!"
This app is a must for:
Cinematographers
Editors and assistants
Event videographers
Student filmmakers
Video hobbyists
For creating content for:
Theatrical films
Broadcast television
iPhones and iPods
YouTube, Facebook or Vimeo
Blu-ray and DVD authoring
Advertising and marketing
If you own or use:
Apples Final Cut Pro
Avid Media Composer
Adobe Premiere
iMovie
Pinnacle Studio
Sony, RED, Panasonic or JVC cameras
DSLR cameras like the Canon 5D or 7D
Instead of sorting through long-winded, overly-technical books, or trying to find information scattered across the internet, get answers to your questions in a concise, easy to understand format. The Pro Video Guide contains:
Library- Custom articles on a myriad of subjects
Glossary- Contains all the terms youve heard and more, and now youll know what they mean.
Organizations- Locate different filmmaking organizations, guilds and unions, online blogs, forums and tutorials.
Get information on subjects like:
Video formats
Color spaces
Resolution
Aspect ratios
Cameras like the RED camera
Compression formats for the web, broadcast and film outputs.
Get answers to questions like these:
What is 24p?
Whats the difference between 1080i60 and 1080p24?
How can you compare HDV vs. AVCHD vs. DVCPRO HD?
What frame rate should you shoot and how does it affect what youll deliver to DVD, Blu-Ray, the web, broadcast or film delivery?
Whats the difference between recording to a P2 card or to videotape?
Whats a 3:2 pulldown and why should you care?
How many channels of audio can you output to an HDCAM SR?
Through the Pro Video Guide youll find information on topics like these and many more.
