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One of my aerial photographs of the Strand development is published in this month’s (April 2010) Orange Coast Magazine on page 11. A scan of the ad with my photograph is below. I took all of the aerial photographs used on the strand website.  Strand Orange County Advertisement with Photograph by Douglas Cebik This is the one everyone has been waiting for to enable 24p video framerates. Here is the list of changes from Canon: download it here: Firmware Version 2.0.3 incorporates five enhancements to the Finally for all us Photographers using the Canon 5D Mark II DLRs to capture HD video, Canon has announced that a free firmware update, will be available for download this month. Finally in addition the the current supported framerates of 30fps, we will get 24p which is the framerate used by the motion picture industry. See the Canon poster below for all the details. Note: the newer Canon 7D and 1D Mark IV cameras also support 24p video and in addition both support 720p60, which it looks like us 5D Mark II owners will not be getting. The firmware version 2.03 when available will be downloadable from the following links.
Canon USA, has a ongoing Video contest, which was announced last month called “The Story Beyond the Still”. More information about the contest can be found here: My submission for the first open Chapter is here: The Inheritance from Douglas Cebik. My submission for Chapter 2: to the Canon – Vimeo HD Video contest entitled “Beyond the Still” This chapter is a Prequel taking place prior to Chapter 1. This chapter fills in details about the key, the trunk and how the bear got to the airport. Filmed with the Canon 5D Mark II, and the following lenses: Canon 16-40 F4 L I was both the camera operator and primary actor, which limited the camera movements possible without another camera operator. Edited with Adobe Premier Pro CS4. More information about the contest can be found here: http://vimeo.com/groups/beyondthestill
Sorenson Media released the following press release today, which was picked up by FOX Media. Note: I am the primary contact person. I work as a consultant for Sorenson Media, and this is one of the many Spark licensing deals I have successfully closed for Sorenson Media. Deals such as this bring the company significant revenue. http://www.sorensonmedia.com/news/?n=403 Samsung Licenses Sorenson Spark for Comprehensive Playback of Internet Video on Mobile DevicesTuesday, February 16, 2010 New Licensee Represents Continued Significant Expansion of Sorenson Spark Licensing Program SAN DIEGO (February 16, 2010) – Sorenson Media today announced that Samsung has licensed the Sorenson Spark video codec to offer their mobile device customers broader access to the largest selection of videos on the Internet right from their mobile handsets. Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., a leading mobile phone provider, will integrate the Sorenson Spark decoder into its mobile phones sold in South Korea and China. With the Sorenson Spark decoder, Samsung will be able to give mobile consumers access to the widest and deepest base of online video content, including hundreds of millions of videos inaccessible through any other codec. “Samsung has established itself as a global leader in mobile communications and we are thrilled to partner with them to use Sorenson Spark to bring greater capacity to their mobile video technology offering,” said Douglas Cebik, director of business development for Sorenson Media. “Mobile device users want to view all online video content and cannot do it without Sorenson Spark.” About Sorenson Media Sorenson Media offers comprehensive, award-winning solutions that empower businesses and video professionals to easily and affordably publish the highest-quality video to the Internet and other media. Included among its products and services are the Sorenson 360 Video Delivery Network (VDN), Sorenson Media’s re-imagined video publishing platform; Sorenson Squeeze, the gold-standard for video encoding applications; Sorenson Squish and SquishNet, which together create an easy-to-use browser-based video publishing platform for user-generated content; and Sorenson Spark, the industry’s most widely used video codec, which enables mobile devices and other consumer products to playback the largest selection of video on the Internet today. Since its inception in 1995, Sorenson Media has been instrumental in bringing Internet video to mainstream applications and is committed to dramatically improving the online video experience for both content creators and consumers. |
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