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So thrilled with my Sony Alpha...

Posted by Corne Scheepers on Tuesday, August 14, 2018,

My compact little Sony A7Sii keeps on impressing me. I did this interview for the friendly folks over at Optentia a while ago, and really 4K UHD just never disappoints. That in combination with proper cine glass and Red Giant's Magic Bullet in Media Composer has finally given me that much sought-after cine look.

Above: setting up for an interview shoot with the Sony A7Sii. Sound & lighting assistant Ferdi pictured here setting up our set of LED video lights. With adjustable colour balance t...

Happy birthday to...us!

Posted by Corne Scheepers on Tuesday, April 23, 2013,

Yup, this blog has been going strong with 103 blog posts total since March 2011. Happy birthday and congratulations to us then, even if it is a bit late. We won't mind, I'm sure :)
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Match what?

Posted by Corne Scheepers on Monday, April 2, 2012,

Ever wondered where I got the name from? Yes, we're named after a button. But a useful one :)

"The Match Frame feature lets you locate the source clip for the frame currently displayed in either the Record monitor or the Source monitor. This feature is useful when you want to relocate and reedit source material, such as subclips and master clips" - Avid Help

Happy birthday to us. This day one year ago Match Frame Media opened for business.

Go Blu-ray in 2012

Posted by Corne Scheepers on Monday, January 9, 2012,

There's plenty of new things in store for 2012.

If you're a client of ours you can look forward to viewing your next corporate or marketing video in pristine High Definition (HD) clarity. Need to make a lasting impression at the next open day or trade show? Well make sure the marketing folks at your booth are equipped with an HD monitor and a Blu-ray player because that is exactly how your corporate video will be shown if it was produced by Match Frame Media.

We've now added Blu-ray to our ran...

Take a stand! (a Miller stand preferably)

Posted by Corne Scheepers on Wednesday, September 14, 2011,

If you make a living from professional video a good quality video camera and tripod will be some of your biggest capital investments. And if either one of two is rubbish, the resulting footage will probably be of the same quality. In the modern digital age HD has become the defacto standard, with DV tape now basically relegated to little Suzy’s birthday party and maybe her wedding a few years later on if her parents decide to trim the big day’s budget.

Panasonic brought out a number of...