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December 31, 2014
This week, the editors of Connect 2 Media & Entertainment (www.c2meworld.com) are looking back at the site's most-viewed stories of 2014. TELEVISION 1. 4K: Where Is It Now? While some media professionals are looking beyond 4K to 8K acquisition, workflows for 4K content in broadcast environments are already being employed in the United States.One might imagine that broadcast applications for 4K would be limited by delivery capabilities, but that is hardly the case. Read More» LIVE & PUBLIC SPACES 2. Jackson Captivates as 3D Hologram at Billboard Music Awards Michael Jackson was "alive" and moonwalking his way across the stage during a 3D holographic performance at the Billboard Music Awards. This type of projection effect has been catching on with event producers since it was popularized with a digital performance by deceased rapper Tupac Shakur at the 2012 Coachella music festival. Read More» FILM 3. Documentary "Night Will Fall" Reveals Never-Before-Seen Holocaust Footage In the spring of 1945, Allied forces liberating Europe took cameras with them into the grim reality of what they were walking into. As the troops entered the German concentration camps, they made a systematic film record of what they saw. Work began on a documentary to show the horror they witnessed to the German population. Read More» PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND 4. NAB Show 2014 Preview: New Cameras Much of the camera buzz at the 2014 NAB Show will be about 4K imaging. Read More» TELEVISION 5. NHK Broadcasts 8K Video Over the Air Japan's NHK says it has successfully transmitted 8K "Super Hi-Vision" television signals via a single standard UHF terrestrial broadcast channel over a distance of 27 km. Super Hi-Vision 8K video with its 7,680 x 4,320 pixel images provides about 16 times the resolution of conventional 1080-line high-definition television and generates a proportionally greater amount of data. Uncompressed, an 8K 60-field image produces a data rate of about 24 Gbps. Read More»
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