HD CAMERA GUIDE WEBSITE IMPROVED :)

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HD Camera Guide has redesigned their website to make it even more appealing to broadcasters and professional users. The new web design allows visitors to sign up for free updates on technology and Exclusive Learning Center videos. These include broadcast/professional video tutorial featuring industry ‘gurus’ such as Mark Schubin, James Mathers, Larry Thorpe, and others. A new exclusive video with Robert Willox from Sony on new HD camera technology and their history in Sony's advancement in HD Technology has just been added !

Since its launch less than a year ago, HDCameraGuide.com has become the premier HD camera information site for all levels of interest. In addition to its extensive information on HD cameras, lenses, and accessories for broadcast, professional, and digital cinematography, HDCameraGuide.com also features a consumer section with extensive data and informative videos on all major prosumer and consumer brands of HD camcorders and digital photography cameras.

 

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New "Talk-Back" Feature on HD Camera Guide

Imagine watching a video online, and being able to contact the featured speaker. You can on HDCameraGuide.com. The site, which features broadcast and professional HD cameras, lenses, and accessories – and which has a complete reference and review guide for consumer camcorder and digital cameras – has added a new feature that lets the viewer “Ask This Speaker a Question.”

The feature is available on all broadcast and professional product videos, as well as the site’s exclusive Learning Center videos at http://hdcameraguide.com/guide/faqs/learning-center-videos.

Viewers can use this feature to ask television technology consultant Mark Schubin to elaborate on a point he made during his video tutorial on HD camera-imager sizes. They can submit their question to Larry Thorpe of Canon’s Broadcast Division’s HD optics authority, while watching his video on the importance of quality camera optics. They can even reach out to veteran director of photography James Mathers to ask which HD cameras are gaining popularity for Hollywood feature production.