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Nov092011

Canon's Larry Thorpe on the C300's design and origins

DateWednesday, November 9, 2011 at 11:01AM | CommentPost a Comment |

Larry Thorpe who was hugely influential when high definition was being ratified as a future video format. He is now part of Canon's US national sales team for their professional products.We caught up with Canon's Larry Thorpe at last week's C300 launch and he explained to us the design of the new sensor and how the camera was born from the requests of the industry and designed by both the EOS and professional camcorder departments of Canon in Japan. Listen to our 13 minute interview with him below.

Also read how Larry helped realise the birth of high definition HERE

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Tuesday
May182010

The Birth Of High Definition

DateTuesday, May 18, 2010 at 12:54PM | Comment1 Comment |

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LARRY THORPE was the right man at the right time when HD needed a heavy push. He explains his involvement in the standardisation of HD for broadcast, his relationship with George Lucas and the team at LucasFilm and his opinion of where HD is heading

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Tuesday
May182010

How Star Wars Originally Went Digital (Archives)

DateTuesday, May 18, 2010 at 12:27PM | CommentPost a Comment |

George Lucas and his first digital camera for Star WarsIn late 1995 Rick McCallum (producer for George Lucas) purchased a widescreen Digital Betacam from us (Sony) - to support the shooting of “behind the scenes” material during their movie and television productions. George himself was highly impressed at how far digital imaging had come and he conducted some tests with the DB - taking this out to 35mm film. We screened this at his special screening room at Skywalker ranch. George said it had everything in terms of image quality for credible moviemaking - except resolution.

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