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- First Annual Broadcast & Technology Show + Door Prizes! — May 21, 2013 9:00am - 3:30pm
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Join Digital Video Group and the industry's leading Broadcast manufacturers to discuss the latest in digital television technologies! Meet with vendors, and get hands on demonstrations! Manufacturers include Sony, Panasonic, Avid, JVC , Grass Valley, Canon, Hitachi, Facilis, Snell, Utah, and Harmonic just to name a few!
We will be offering door prizes and you must attend the show to be entered to win! DVG will also be celebrating our 10 year anniversary, come spend it with us! - Sports Post/Production Conference — May 29, 2013 9:00am - May 30, 2013 6:00pm
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The ultimate broadcast media technical training conference geared specifically for sports TV, video, film and new media professionals: 2 days of intensive skill-building sessions to help your production output move from ordinary to legendary.
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31st May 10
Rodney
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31st May 10 Rodney
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31st May 10 Rodney
Final Cut Pro – Control Your Chroma Levels
Excess chroma levels are dangerous. Here’s how to see if yours are OK.
Check Chroma Levels
If you aren’t careful, you can easily create colors on your computer that can’t be displayed in video. Remember, computers use an RGB color space, while digital video uses the more restrictive YCrCb (Apple calls this YUV, but YUV is only an analog video format).
To see if your chroma levels are too hot, select either the Canvas or the Viewer, and choose View > Range Check > Excess Chroma.
If you see a yellow warning triangle, your levels are too hot. A green check-mark means they are OK.
Note: If you type Control+Z, this will warn you if your luminance levels are OK, but does NOT indicate excessive chroma levels.
Courtesy of Larry Jordan
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