Industry Trends
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Industry TrendsHDR is now the name of the game
A London UHD conference, organised by satellite operator SES, heard speakers endorse High Dynamic Range as the de-facto production standard, especially for high-end drama.
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Industry TrendsIBC to host Lucky Ajax charity football game
IBC is organising a charity fundraising football match against a team of Dutch footballing legends as part of its 50th anniversary celebrations.
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Industry TrendsShooting HDR: the tools for the job
With the range of tools available for acquiring HDR content greater than ever, productions are embracing the opportunity to create “natural and life-like images”.
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Industry TrendsHDR and IMF on the agenda at Sky-hosted SMPTE meeting
Sky will host the third-quarter SMPTE Technology Committee meetings at its London HQ in September.
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Industry TrendsDelivering a 360-degree view of reality
Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR) and Mixed Reality (MR) will be scrutinised and explored in real-world deployments from content creation to user experience.
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Industry TrendsIP and the broadcast industry: Is the market ready?
There is a need for further education in the broadcast market on the benefits of IP, according to several systems integrators.
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Industry TrendsDriving ahead with IP: Under the bonnet of Timeline and Arena's new OB trucks
Arena and Timeline have become the reference points for moving outside broadcasting into the promised land of IP.
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Industry TrendsHbbTV annual conference announced
Hybrid broadcast broadband TV (HbbTV) Association with the HD Forum Italian (HDFI) Association have announced the 2017 HbbTV Symposium at the Auditorium Antonianum in Rome on 17-18 October.
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Industry TrendsRTS technology bursary schemes: Encouraging tomorrow’s tech talent
The Royal Television Society (RTS) launched an innovative bursary programme in 2015, with the aim of attracting computer science and engineering graduates into the broadcast industries, writes Simon Pitts.
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Industry TrendsIs the DSLR revolution spent?
Several years ago shooting video on DSLRs was a big new trend, then video manufacturers responded with their own large-sensor camcorders. So, what place do the latest DSLRs have in broadcasting?
