Recently, the folks at ViewSonic presented their list of top trends in monitors and visual displays. My lead story showcases where monitor technology is going.
The 2022 NAB Show is in full-swing presenting a raft of new products, services and technology. Here's the news:
Blackmagic Design introduced new switchers, storage and a new version of DaVinci Resolve.
Sony introduced new cameras, production tools and workflow. Here's a summary.
JVC announces new PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) cameras.
Canon EOS C300 & C500 cameras add Frame.io Camera to Cloud support.
Atomos adds Frame.io Camera to Cloud support.
Frame.io announced new Camera to Cloud (C2C) integrations with FiLMiC Pro, Atomos, Teradek, Viviana Cloud, and FDX FilmDataBox; a new Frame.io app for Apple TV 4K; new native integration with FilmLight’s Baselight color grading system; and high-powered security features like Digital Rights Management and Two-Factor Authentication.
Avid, in collaboration with Microsoft and Haivision, unveiled technology previews of solutions that create more powerful remote collaboration.
Archiware announces Data Mover providing more flexible storage options for their P5 Archive software.
Technicolor introduces "Advanced HDR." SDR to HDR to SDR conversion.
Maxon is streaming all its live NAB artist demos.
SmallHD introduces a new 4K production monitor.
FXFactory is offering FREE adjustment layers for Final Cut Pro editors.
OWC announced new storage, connectivity and software for video pros.
BorisFX updates Mocha Pro planar trackers to v.2022.5.
AJA announces new streaming and recording devices, along with converters and firmware.
Flanders Scientific introduces multiple new video HDR monitors.
LiveU announces automated recording, ingest and metadata tagging for live video.