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Anthony Berenato Jr.

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There's a little light in everything.

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Article Comment – Why Should Filmmakers Buy the New Macbook Pro?

They fixed the throttling via hardware in 2019, and changed some of the internal blocks via software in 2018. I wouldn’t expect this computer to have the same issues. http://www.iphonehacks.com/2019/06/apple-fixed-thermal-throttling-issues...

3 years ago
Article Comment – Who is the Apple XDR Monitor For?

Not to crush on your thoughts, but couldn’t key parts of this argument honestly be said about any reference monitor? Color not matching between applications isn’t really on Apple. Similarly, any monitor could produce the variations in color and image between clients because they’re probably running different hardware, despite which reference monitor you use. Targeting the nits of HDR and blaming Apple is also confusing, because you’re more so making a complaint against the HDR standard being so bright. (And I’m sure you can turn down the backlight for when you’re not working HDR).

While I could see where you’re coming from about not having SDI access, but in some sense... this monitor seems to be meant for the main display of the Mac (and specifically paired with the Mac Pro). I’m not sure the expectation of reference monitor off to the side applies. It has a general use that’s greater than just video.

Can’t disagree about the bad PR behind the stand price though. They should have just included it with the monitor. Though, I do wonder how costly machining and their positioning tech might be when produced in low quantities. Have a feeling they’re not making as much money on this machine as expected after R&D these past few years.

Maybe I just don’t see it the same way. Really feel like they gave it their best shot here.

4 years ago
Article Comment – 3 Benefits of 8K That Have Nothing to Do with Image Dimensions

This leaf shot is actually most likely showing 100% zoom crop at 4K vs 8K sampled down to fit the same crop, showing the difference in detail obtained between the two resolutions.

5 years ago
Article Comment – Shootout: ARRI Alexa Mini vs. RED Epic-W Helium

Just a note that current IPP2 implementation actually fixes the highlight clipping seen in this test. I hope to see this footage redirected through the new RED algorithm for proper results. Some of the crew over on REDUser are already dispelling things:

http://www.reduser.net/forum/showthread.php?157839-Helium-IPP2-Highlight...

6 years ago
Article Comment – ARRI Updates the Only LED You'll Ever Need

I really need to see one of these in person.

6 years ago
Article Comment – Zeiss Releases Budget-Friendly Cine Lenses

B&H currently has them listed somewhere between $4,000 and $6,000 per lens.

6 years ago

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