GoPro, maker of the best-selling PoV action camera, has bought CineForm, creator of compression technology (including NeoHD, Neo4K and Neo3D) that is used with mainstream non-linear editing systems, ...

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US-based sports camera company GoPro has acquired video compression firm Cineform. GoPro’s founder and chief executive Nicholas Woodman said: “Cineform is an industry leader in video codec technology ...

Remember that 3D Hero expansion kit we ogled back at CES? How would you forget is likely the superior question. At any rate, GoPro has just announced the general availability of that very module, with ...

With many codecs such as ProRes remaining a closed shop, GoPro have decided to open up Cineform to the masses by making it open source. One of the most popular intermediate codecs is now freely ...

GoPro has released new versions of its 2D and 3D production software. The US-based manufacturer of wearable sports cameras said that its CineForm Studio Premium software, which costs $299 (£193), ...

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3D has clearly taken the consumer electronics universe by storm, and while the jury is still out on whether or not it's a fad that'll become a lasting trend, there's no question that companies are ...

GoPro has introduced the 3D HERO System, a waterproof 3D expansion kit for GoPro's best selling 1080p HD HERO camera. The 3D HERO System has an industry-first modular design that enables consumers to ...

GoPro, the world's most versatile camera, and Technicolor, a worldwide leader in technology and color-science, announced today at the NAB 2012 Show in Las Vegas they have worked to embed Technicolor's ...