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Mistika adds Equaleyes, gets royal approvalSGO Mistika has added a new feature, Equaleyes, to its toolset, which the company says provides fully automated functions for correcting discrepancies between left and right images, caused by differences in cameras, lenses and stereo rig systems. BSkyB, for one,...
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US Persceptives: Wedding fallout part three – the CBS experienceThe Royal Wedding. Almost two weeks later, it still reverberates throughout the morning newscasts as the mystery of where the happy couple are spending their honeymoon has TV news crews and still photographers scouring the globe. But reflecting on the...
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Wedding fallout part two: Canada’s CTV used Snell for standards conversionCanada’s CTV chose Snell's Alchemist Ph.C – HD motion-compensated standards converters for the network's coverage of the royal wedding, using eight of the units at its main broadcasting centre at Buckingham Palace. "The Snell Alchemist Ph.C – HD is well-known...
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Wedding fallout part one: PacTV supports global coverage from LondonUK: Pacific Television Center (PacTV) recently managed hundreds of feeds, many of which were running simultaneously, from its London facility, to ensure that coverage of the Royal Wedding on April 29, as well as in the days leading up to...
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Royal Wedding to be ‘London’s biggest OB to date’UK: The Union Flag bunting is going up, the cucumber sandwiches are being cut and the urns of tea are being warmed. It can only mean one of two things: either Channel 4 is filming another documentary about living in...
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The Royal Wedding in numbers2 billion – expected number of TV viewers 400 million – expected number of online viewers 1.2 – distance in km that the royal carriages will travel 8,000 – number of journalists and technical staff due to cover the event...
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Behind the scenes of the Royal Wedding, 1981Party like it's 1981 with this pdf issue of Eng Inf 6, the engineering quarterly publication for all BBC staff and its detailed, behind-the-scenes look at a Royal Wedding from yesteryear, that of Charles & Diana back on 29 July,...
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