https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3dbG9pAi8I Smartphones are mature, with manufacturers looking for ways to stand out. With the launch of the iPhone 15 Pro, Apple have put the focus very clearly on the professional video capabilities of the new handsets. But there is more here than meets the eye…
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuNtv5M10n8 EOSHD on YouTube is back. In this video we discover Jeromy Young mysteriously vanished after a Wallabies Rugby match and that the company has a new CEO from Apple. EOSHD looks into where he went to, with this story of super yachts, coronavirus hotspots and why I’ll never buy another Atomos product.
Comment on the forum The M1 is displaying astonishing competence in early benchmarks. Here is the key info: Faster than MacBook Pro 16 with i9 CPU in both multicore and single core Geekbench scores Faster than base-spec Mac Pro 2019 (8 core Intel Xeon W 3.5Ghz) in single core benchmark and almost level in multicore score This applies equally to MacBook Air with fanless minimum spec M1 configuration as it…
Comment on the forum With the Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max, Cupertino has shifted up a gear and are marching into enthusiast camera, and even professional territory with the new technology. 5 axis IBIS, 10bit Hybrid LOG Gamma (Dolby Vision HDR) and even a new RAW format for photography dubbed ProRAW (not to be confused with ProRes RAW). There’s also now an improved optical zoom and 47% larger main sensor…
Comment on the forum On EOSHD, the one constant in 10 years has been cameras. I rarely break from the subject. I do like my “in-jokes”, I do like satire, I do like to have a pop at big companies then I feel they are too big for their boots. One thing I cannot stand, is an opportunistic lier.
Comment on the forum Jarred Land posted today on REDUser about REDCODE (RED’s compressed RAW codec) withstaning the patent challenge by Apple.
Comment on the forum In Apple’s attempt to overturn RED’s claims over visually lossless compressed raw video, the US Patent Office has published documents submitted by RED. These explain their side of the story with particular regard to REDCODE. If RED can continue to prove that the approach to their codec was novel, RED will win and Apple will have to compensate RED or make a deal in order to…
Comment on the forum Cupertino tech giant Apple has launched a legal petition vs RED at the US Patent Office, which began in May this year.