In broadcast 5 of TecnoTur, Tanya Castañeda will introduce us to Gloria Leal, Associate Director of the Nuevo Herald. Gloria talks to us about her professional career as a journalist, and her perspective on the future of newspapers. Later, Allan Tépper will guide us on a virtual trip to Spain, where Ashok Chopra and Verónica Micossi of Tecnotur (Spain) will tell us all about thet technology of the “XXI century hotel”. Finally, we return to Miami, where Rubén Abruña and Allan discuss the three available options when editing HD video: When to edit native, When hybrid, when native, and Why.
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Why are we 180 degrees out of phase? I’m not talking about subcarrier phase, hue, or even audio phase. I’m talking about the 180-degree phase difference between the way professional videographers and die-hard still photographers perceive the new extremely high resolution hybrid cameras, many of which are DSLRs. When I say hybrid, I mean a camera that is equally appropriate for shooting both still photos and HD video (at least when used with a tripod or shoulder harness and related accessories). Following are the reasons why many videographers are ecstatic with the footage shot with these new cameras from a growing number of manufacturers, while many die-hard still photographers are often experiencing goose bumps. (
