Monthly Archives: October 2022

Lumens VC-TA50 AI Auto Tracking Camera

With state of the art AI-Powered human face recognition supported by its Smart AF feature, Lumens offers 3 tracking modes with auto framing, 20x Optical zoom in 1080p in 60 fps, all wrapped up in a conveniently small broadcast camera with a 5 year warranty promise.

These tracking modes range from; Everywhere Tracking Mode to following the presenter of any subject you choose with just a simple click for quick and easy changes on broadcast; Partition Tracking Mode, switching to preset angles and zooms when a presenter is in a user-defined partition area which when left will follow the presenter autonomously; and Stage Tracking Mode, whether it in auto-tracking or manual mode the VC-TA50 can smoothly pan, tilt and zoom at whatever speed is needed to keep up with your presenters and cinematography needs. Even better, All these tracking modes are kept in crisp quality by the Smart

New Flagship PTZ from Panasonic - AW-UE160 - Available Q1 2023

Announced from Panasonic, the AW-UE160W/K, is a next-generation 4K integrated PTZ camera that achieves both high-quality shooting and video production efficiency for customers involved in the entertainment industry, including broadcasting, live events, and video production. 

This new flagship model enables more unique and new visual expression by combining the flexibility of a PTZ camera, which can be freely set in position and angled, with the functionality of a System Camera used in the broadcast industry. Along with an outstanding high sensitivity of F14 / 2,000 LX ⁴ and its High-Bandwidth NDI capability,

Manuals, release notes, and firmware available for download from our website. The update also includes the beautiful new BirdUI along with new features including Video Scopes and more.

Please note this update does require the MCU update for cameras and Gen 1 A200 and A300 users will need to email help@BirdDog.tv for assistance updating.

You were able to convert unpolished videos from raw footage by using the best video editing software. Due to the expense and the fact that video editing software is rarely inexpensive, where you should invest your money depends on your level of expertise and intended use.

Professionals typically want to spend their money on the most expensive, most advanced software (either Premiere Pro or Final Cut). But for beginners who might only want to edit their vacation video or make quick clips for social media, a less expensive programme that is simpler and easier to use would be preferable.

In this article, we've chosen the top paid video editing programmes. So regardless of your background, you're probably going to find what you need here. Tools are available for Mac, PC, iPad, iPhone, and Android; some even function on all of these platforms. (You'll want our roundup of the best video editing apps, though, if you do want to use your phone or tablet exclusively.)