"Everybody talks abut the color of films, the whole industry relies on color as part of the narrative, and yet, despite the face that the work of colorists every frame that appears on the screen, colorists often find their names listed far down in the end crawl or maybe not included at all. Los Angeles-based colorist Oliver Ojeil, wants things to change," Read about his win and DGA approval to appear on the opening credits!

(video) "We’ll also take a look at how color temperature applies to white balance and your own lighting schemes and color palettes." (via
vivian pimenta)

"Flim is the world’s largest image database. This unique bank of image/database gathers more than 450 000 high-definition images and the collection grows each week." This article reads like a press release, but you may find it interesting anyway.

(video) "This Beginners guide is designed for people who just have no idea how to get started in Fusion. We break down what nodes are, the different types, and how to use them within Fusion." (via Vivian Pimenta)

(video) "In part one, we'll dive deep into project setup and setting up a look for your project that works scene-referred in your pipeline!"

(video) "Steve shows you how to use Topaz Lab's Video Enhance AI to upscale and de-noise HD video." For UHD delivery.

Interesting: "With free pricing available for small teams and freelancers, media organizations with complex workflows and large staffing numbers can ... schedule, assign and manage projects and tasks; track status and report time; and collaborate efficiently with anyone, anywhere by coordinating resources and sharing files in one central hub."

This link walks QNAP admins through the process.

Scott Simmons has a nice writeup about this latest QNAP attack: "This QNAP attack is called deadbolt and seems to encrypt and lock files and asks for a ransom to be paid in bitcoin for release."

Like the headline says, with benchmarks.

Coming to you in 2024: "MediaTek even went as far as to call WiFi 7 a true Ethernet replacement."

Think: 'Play Still' or "Previous Node / Next Node" using your feet. S-weet. (via Arthur Ditner)

A good approach to selling your pricey gear: "as we’re selling to a company whose goal is to make money off what we’re selling, opposed to a private buyer who intends on using the lens for personal use, there’s a slight undercut in the market value. However, most of the time, that isn’t too drastic." More at the link.

An interesting discussion: "I guess our mission is to provide an amazing experience to people who are interested in tuning the performance or overclocking their processor. So we want to give them controls, capabilities, everything possible to make that a good experience."

"They are available with either DisplayPorts or HDMI Ports. The adapters support up to two 4K 60Hz displays using a single computer port and they also provide bus-powered operation."

An update: "The power management integrated circuits (PMICs) that are needed for each stick of DDR5 memory are in still in shortage as of early 2022. That limit on production capacity is the primary reason that we haven't yet been able to launch DDR5."

Definitely fun. And funny. (via Dimitrios Papagiannis)

"The restored and remastered version of the original film will get a limited theatrical release in Dolby Cinema in the US and select international territories beginning February 25. The trilogy will arrive on UHD Blu-ray on March 22. The trilogy will also be released online in 4K HDR10 and Dolby Vision on March 22."