LumaForge: Shared Storage for digital video professionals. An interview with Sam Mestman, CEO.

What is the future of professional reference monitors and color calibration. Including: Rec. 2020 and 4K (plus a very silly question).

In this podcast we dive deep into professional Display calibration and the variety of geeky issues that surround them—from peak luminance values to LED RGB color drift. It’s Part 2 of our discussion with Flanders Scientific CEO Bram Desmet.

An interview with the CEO and General Manager of Flanders Scientific’s Bram Desmet. 4 years after our first interview, Bram updates us on the hardware side—not just of FSI’s business but the state of LCD and OLED manufacturing in general.

Color Correcting Dead Man's Lake In Part 2 we get down to specifics... what do Ben and Anthony want from the color correction of the sixth installment in their horror short film anthology series (http://www.bloodcuts.co.uk), Dead Man's Lake? This S...

Color Correcting Dead Man's Lake In Part 2 we get down to specifics... what do Ben and Anthony want from the color correction of the sixth installment in their horror short film anthology series, Dead Man's Lake? -

Part 1: "Practicing Your Craft" The 'Tao of Color' podcast lurches back to life this week! Join me as I talk with the two raving lunatics behind the Horror Anthology website, BloodyCuts! Yes, we all make it out of the podcast alive - but not after discu

Part 1: "Practicing Your Craft" The 'Tao of Color' podcast lurches back to life this week! - Join me as I talk with the two raving lunatics behind the Horror Anthology website, BloodyCuts! Yes, we all make it out of the podcast alive - but not after ...

"The 3 Steps of Color Correction" Terence Curren is the Founder and President of AlphaDogs, a post production facility and design studio located in the heart of Burbank's Media District, mere blocks from the Walt Disney Company and NBC Studios. His fut

"Educating the Public" [NOTE: This conversation was recorded on April 7, prior to Apple announcing FCPx - and the DaVinci Resolve discussion does not refer to Resolve 8 - which eliminates many of the workflow 'show stoppers' that we reference.] Terence