Podcasts about cineform

Have you ever looked at a situation in your life and realized something was deeply off? Today, we are diving into three chilling, real life stories that explore what happens when people fall under the spell of extreme influence, high control groups, and unsettling dynamics.Recording story #1 was a bit personal for me, it reminded me of a time back in college when a close friend slowly stopped answering my calls after joining a hyper strict group on campus. I remember the feeling of watching someone drift away while you're completely powerless to help is something I wouldn't wish on anyone.Timestamps:00:00 - Story #1: Not My Brother's Keeper14:04 - Intro14:27 - Story #2: Guess Who?27:53 - Story #3: Friends of RenoWhich story gave you the biggest goosebumps? Have you ever had an experience where a friend or family member completely changed overnight? Drop your thoughts in the comments below.FOLLOW for more true scary stories.EXTENDED EPISODES on Patreon:https://patreon.com/nightfallhorrors?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLinkListen and "Follow" on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/2suxgLr2j5YK4xw7sTfcvH?si=5893b55a317b4337A quick note about the stories: They're all based on true events, and we sometimes use pseudonyms to protect the people involved, and some details are fictionalized for dramatic purposes.This episode of Nightfall Horrors was recorded by Darek Weber, Edited by Cineform at anup@procineform.comContributors: u/giaona u/TearPuzzleheaded5254 u/harlequinns#TrueStories #cultstories #truescarystories #CreepyStories

This video tells the true stories of four storm chasers and hurricane hunters. From Tim Samaras, the most respected name in tornado research, killed by the El Reno tornado in 2013 one of the widest and most violent tornadoes ever recorded, officially rated far below what it actually was. To the fatal 2017 crash that killed Storm Wranglers stars Kelley Williamson and Randy Yarnall, along with storm spotter Corbin Jaeger, in a collision that had nothing to do with the storm at all. To two Air Force and Navy reconnaissance crews, Typhoon Goon II in 1952 and Snowcloud 5 in 195, swallowed whole by a typhoon and a hurricane, their wreckage has never been found to this day.CHAPTERS00:00 - Tim Samaras & the El Reno Tornado (2013)08:27 - Storm Wranglers Crash (2017)10:53 - Typhoon Goon II and Hurricane Wilma (1952)15:53 - Snowcloud 5 and Hurricane Janet (1955)Subscribe for more true scary stories.EXTENDED EPISODES on Patreon:https://patreon.com/nightfallhorrors?utm_medium=unknown&utm_source=join_link&utm_campaign=creatorshare_creator&utm_content=copyLinkA quick note about the stories: They're all based on true events, and we sometimes use pseudonyms to protect the people involved, and some details are fictionalized for dramatic purposes.This video was researched and written by Darek Weber. Edited by Cineform at anup@procineform.com#StormChasers #TornadoTracker #ElRenoTornado #TimSamaras #HurricaneHunters #WeatherDisaster #TrueDisasterStories #TornadoDocumentary #ExtremeWeather #AviationDisaster

In this podcast, David Taylor, the founder of CineForm, a digital media company that was successfully sold to GoPro, discusses how he built a successful company and the many challenges he faced along the way.

This week, Jason and Mike discuss the new GoPro announcements - the Hero3, CineForm, Protune, WiFi - shooting on film, light meters, Duclos lenses, the Leica M, Canon EOS 6D, and more.

In this episode of Short and Suite, Karl Soule shows how to use Cineform Neo3D for the Mac to edit stereoscopic 3D content natively in Adobe Premiere Pro. For more Adobe tutorials, visit Adobe TV, http://tv.adobe.com

Edit in a new dimension – 3D Stereo! Immerse yourself in a true stereoscopic 3D, collaborative visualization experience, and see remarkable detail with NVIDIA® 3D Vision™ Pro solutions, Adobe Premiere Pro and Cineform Neo3D.

Ever since Stu Maschwitz first published a mock-up of a virtual iPad-based trackball color correction interface, the net has been a buzz. I’ve received a ton of email, asking when something like this will be available. Well, it may be sooner than you think! While at NAB, I met with Clinton Torres, a developer who’s nearly finished with Gradiest, his color correction control surface. He’s designing it for use with Cineform’s First Light. Once he’s got that up and running, he plans to make his app compatible with other host applications as well (like Apple’s Color).