Video editing systems

Mar 1, 2009 12:00 PM

    

AJA Video Io HD

A transportable plug-in solution that works with HD and SD in Final Cut Studio 2; with a single FireWire 800 connection, it supports the new Apple ProRes 422 Codec natively, in hardware, to bring production-quality HD editing to the Mac Pro desktop and the MacBook Pro laptop.
530-274-2048; www.aja.com
Booth: SL2513

COLOR CORRECTOR

FOR-A UFM-30DCC

Offers balanced, differential and sepia modes as well as red, green and blue controls over white, black and gamma levels; available in single- or dual-channel configurations; upgradeable to 3Gb/s capability.
714-894-3311; www.for-a.com
Booth: SU3507

EDITING SOFTWARE

Avid Media Composer v3.5

Now includes native support of the Sony XDCAM format, allowing users to playback and edit directly from the disc, render, mixdown, export sequences and clips with eight audio tracks, and write back with sequence time code; supports stereoscopic workflows, enabling users to acquire, edit and display stereoscopic 3-D material; eliminates the need for a dongle key to activate new software purchases and upgrades; all new software sales and single seat upgrades will be licensed by a system activation key.
978-640-6789; www.avid.com
Booth: SU902


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