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Philip Hinkle
Owner, Frogman Productions

Philip Hinkle (philip at frogmanproductions.com) runs Frogman Productions, an award-winning event and corporate videography studio in Southeastern Wisconsin. Philip is a sought-after instructor for Grass Valley EDIUS nonlinear editing platform who has done training sessions and workshops around the U.S.

Articles By Philip Hinkle

Case Study: How the State Bar of Wisconsin Transitioned to PTZ Cameras for Livestreamed Production

My current role as media coordinator at the State Bar of Wisconsin involves live production of Continuing Legal Education seminars for lawyers. Our job—as a two-person media department—is to make our speakers and presenters look good. Between us, we operate a NewTek TriCaster, audio mixing, projection, and multiple cameras. This article will discuss how and why we transitioned from Panasonic CX350s and SDI to an all-PTZ camera NDI workflow.
Featured Articles, Posted 20 Sep 2023

Review: AKiTiO Thunder3 Quad Mini 4-Bay Thunderbolt 3 Storage Enclosure

The AKiTiO Thunder3 Quad Mini is a solidly built 4-drive enclosure capable of delivering lightning-fast read and write speeds for video editors via its state-of-the-art Thunderbolt 3 connection.
Featured Articles, Posted 01 Aug 2017

Review: QNAP TVS-682T Thunderbolt 2 NAS

The TVS-682T is an impressive Thunderbolt 2 DAS/NAS/iSCSI storage system fast enough for 4K video ingest/editing/playout with the file sharing/storage and remote access convenience of a traditional NAS.
Featured Articles, Posted 17 Apr 2017

Review: AKiTio Thunder2 Duo Pro RAID Storage

I found the Thunder2 Duo Pro unit solid and fast. It looks like it will take a beating if you work in a tough environment. If you add in a few Solid State Drives (SSDs), it will be very rugged and lightning-fast. Set it up in a RAID 0 and you'll enjoy fast data throughput for your more demanding edits.
Featured Articles, Posted 22 Aug 2015

Review: QNAP TVS-471

Here we look at the QNAP TVS-471, a 4-drive NAS storage device that runs on Linux, can play back 4K video, operate as a home media server, and even has options to back up all your devices including mobile devices
Featured Articles, Posted 18 May 2015

Book Review: Arts Law Conversations: A Surprisingly Readable Guide for Arts Entrepreneurs

Arts Law Conversations tackles complicated intellectual property issues in a format non-lawyers can understand. It's a great asset for all creative entrepreneurs attempting to wade through the complexity of intellectual property.
Featured Articles, Posted 17 Mar 2015

Review: proDAD Mercalli Version 4 SAL+

The new version of proDAD's popular video stabilization solution, Mercalli V4 SAL + works really well, and has grown into more than just a stabilizer, adding CMOS correction to remove the jello, wobble, and skew distortions caused by modern CMOS sensor cameras. Essentially it is two products in one.
Featured Articles, Posted 09 Dec 2014

Review: TorchLED Bolt 220R Remote-Controlled Dimmable Light

Switronix' TorchLED 220R, like the TorchLED 220W, is a compact, dimmable, temperature-adjustable on- or off-camera LED light. The 220R model adds a handy remote control that allows you to operate the light at a distance of more than 175 feet.
Featured Articles, Posted 26 Aug 2014

Review: proDAD ReSpeedr

proDad's latest release is a standalone application called ReSpeedr, which the company touts as "the Ultimate Super Slow-Motion & Time-Lapse Video Producer"; here we check out ReSpeedr's usability and test its image quality compared to that available natively in an NLE on moderately and extremely slowed-down clips.
Featured Articles, Posted 14 Jan 2014

Review: proDAD ProDRENALIN

proDAD ProDRENALIN is a standalone application specifically designed to address issues that producers face when they shoot POV and aerial footage with cameras like the GoPro HERO--specifically, stabilization issues and the fisheye look. Here's a look at how the new app fared with some challenging aerial footage shot with a typically shaky tricopter.
Featured Articles, Posted 22 May 2013

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