Wednesday 22nd February 2017
Webinar - This is a live event via the internet, we will send you a link and details on how to join the webinar nearer to the time.Sony PXW-Z450 hints & tips with Neil Thompson
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Webinar - This is a live event via the internet, we will send you a link and details on how to join the webinar nearer to the time.
When:
22/02/2017
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Join Sony’s Independent Certified Expert Neil Thompson as he explains how to get the best from the PXW-Z450 4K shoulder camcorder in this interactive webinar.The PXW-Z450, captures 4K (3840 x 2160) picture quality from a new 4K 2/3-type Exmor R™ CMOS sensor, with exceptional weight balance and low power consumption alongside networking features. It also features a Near Field Communication (NFC) function for easy Wireless LAN setup and operation via a smartphone or tablet.
Using his considerable knowledge and experience Neil will reveal which key features make a real difference in the field and discover if this new shoulder camcorder is for you.
We are running a 45 minute session starting at 11:00. This webinar will be interactive so following Neil’s presentation there will be plenty of time for questions and answers.
You will leave this session with:
- Advice on which features make a real difference when using this camera in the field
- A number of practical hints & tips on how to get the most from the PXW-Z450
- Answers to your specific issues on this new camera from Sony
This webinar is suitable for anyone who is interested in the new Sony PXW-Z450 camcorder. It is particularly relevant to people who are specifying a shoulder camcorder that has 4K video and networking features for producing web content creation, student filmmaking, corporate, documentary and event production. Independent filmmakers, DoP's, camera operators, freelancers, Producers, Directors.
This event is a must for anyone interested in a 4K camera with networking capabilities.
Register now, even if you can’t make it we’ll send you the recording.
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After a few years as an engineer for the BBC at Ealing studios and TV Centre Neil Thompson joined Sony in 1989.
Working in product engineering, technical support and product management roles he was particularly involved in the establishment of digital cinematography with Digital Betacam, HDCAM and the F35, and helping to establish the dominant market share of BVP and HDC cameras in live production.
Since 2001 his work for Sony has been on a part time contract basis, until going freelance in 2012. Now doing training, systems engineering, small scale manufacturing and working as a Sony Independent Certified Expert.
In summary, he's spent a lot of time tinkering with cameras. For the last 25 years he's been supporting production crews and sales teams in the field, preparing marketing material, events and exhibitions, training end users and engineers, and managing the introduction of new products. Starting with the first generation of CCD cameras at the BBC, right through to the current '4K with everything' world.
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