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60-Second Q&A: Michael Caporale, 24p Digital Cinema, Cincinnati, OH.

Article from: HD/Studio Article date: March 28, 2007

Caporale is a freelance production professional and part-time consultant to Panasonic Broadcast. He, along with four other consultants -- Art Aldrich, Bernie Mitchell, C.R. Cailouett, and Barry Green -- traveled to Anchorage, Alaska, to train the freelance production crew covering the 2007 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race on using Panasonic's new HPX2000 (shoulder mounted) and HVX200 (handheld) P2 solid-state HD camcorders. To properly cover the race in 720p HD, the Iditarod crew used 150 P2 cards (8 GB each). The race started in ...

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