February 16, 2012
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UrbanFox.TV - TV Tech Blog
News and comment about TV technology, training, and anything related that catches our eye. Also, look at www.UrbanFox.TV - our main site for TV training, longer articles, reviews and tutorials.
There is also now a blog dedicated to the Canon XF range of camcorders and any related products.
We also have a gardening and photography blog, Photographer's Garden.
There is also now a blog dedicated to the Canon XF range of camcorders and any related products.
We also have a gardening and photography blog, Photographer's Garden.
Photographs here are almost always bigger than they appear in the blog post, so if you want to see more detail, click on them.
TV production sites we like
- UrbanFox.tv
- UrbanFox camera training
- TVB Europe Magazine
- The Guild of Television Cameramen (GTC)
- Notes On Video
- News Shooter
- Pro Video Coalition
- Jonathan Marks' Critical Distance blog
- Paul Martin UKCameraman
- MacVideo.TV
- Ken Stone's Final Cut Pro
- CreativeCOW.net forums etc.
- Cinescopophilia
- CheesyCam
- Cinema5D - DSLR news + forums
- EosHD (DSLR site)
- Broadcast Video Expo
- IBC (Amsterdam - September)
Posts by keyword
- 12G-SDI (4)
- 3D (100)
- 4K (37)
- 8K (2)
- Adobe (15)
- AF100/AF101 (29)
- AJA Video Systems (1)
- Amsterdam (2)
- Angenieux (6)
- Apple (50)
- archive (1)
- Arri (30)
- Atomos (26)
- audio (17)
- AVCHD (46)
- Avid (16)
- batteries (17)
- Blackmagic Design (28)
- Bradley Engineering (3)
- broadcast (79)
- broadcasting (1)
- BVE (6)
- camcorder (143)
- camera accessories (123)
- camera support (85)
- Canon (53)
- Canon 1D Mark IV (8)
- Canon 5D Mark II (20)
- Canon 5D Mark III (1)
- Canon EOS 550D (9)
- Canon EOS 60D (4)
- Canon EOS 7D (15)
- cases (9)
- CMOS (23)
- codec (56)
- Convergent Design (14)
- Datavideo (4)
- depth of field (20)
- exhibition (1)
- Final Cut Pro (48)
- Final Cut Studio (10)
- For-A (2)
- Fujinon (8)
- GoPro (5)
- Grass Valley (6)
- HD (79)
- HD DSLR (74)
- HD-SDI (49)
- HDMI (33)
- HDV (4)
- Hitachi (1)
- HPX250 (4)
- IBC (18)
- Ikegami (4)
- Ikonoscop (5)
- Indiecam (3)
- iPhone (21)
- JVC (18)
- lens (73)
- lighting (42)
- links (32)
- LMC (5)
- MacVideo.tv (9)
- matrox (3)
- microphone (8)
- miniature cameras (9)
- monitor (18)
- nanoFlash (14)
- Nikon (9)
- NXCAM (13)
- operating manual (1)
- P+S Technik (6)
- Panasonic (64)
- PD170/175 (1)
- Pentax (1)
- Philip Bloom (8)
- Polecam (8)
- post production (53)
- prompter (6)
- recording (72)
- Red (24)
- reviews (6)
- rolling shutter (17)
- SD (8)
- slow motion (12)
- Sonnet (1)
- Sony (76)
- Steadicam (16)
- Super Hi-Vision (1)
- Technicolor (2)
- training (28)
- tripod (17)
- Ultra HD (10)
- UrbanFox (13)
- vimeo (2)
- XAVC (6)
- XF100/XF105 (14)
- XF200/XF205 (1)
- XF300/XF305 (26)
About UrbanFox.TV
Christina Fox has trained thousands of broadcasters, videographers, and others to use camcorders - her long list of clients includes: the BBC, Channel 4, ITN, NBC, Discovery, MTV, the Press Association, Endemol, and UK government departments.
Full details about the training she offers, including tutorials and rewritten, easy-to-understand manuals for some of the most popular professional camcorders, are at UrbanFox.TV.
She also writes about gardening and photography at the Photographer's Garden blog
David Fox has worked for various broadcasters as a writer, producer, director, and reporter in TV and Radio, and has worked as a journalist for national newspapers and magazines in the UK and Ireland. Amongst other things, he writes regularly about TV technology for TVB Europe magazine.
Full details about the training she offers, including tutorials and rewritten, easy-to-understand manuals for some of the most popular professional camcorders, are at UrbanFox.TV.
She also writes about gardening and photography at the Photographer's Garden blog
David Fox has worked for various broadcasters as a writer, producer, director, and reporter in TV and Radio, and has worked as a journalist for national newspapers and magazines in the UK and Ireland. Amongst other things, he writes regularly about TV technology for TVB Europe magazine.
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